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Roy Munporrr, Georgia Tech i Dx. James A. Narsmrru, Univ. of Kansas H. B. Ortner, Cornell Univ.
President 5 Honorary President oo, Ne aes as ae irst Vice-President

 
  

THE- NATIONAL ASSO NNOF SBASKETBALL COACHES

Dr. H. C. Carson, Univ. of Pittsburgh
Secretary-Treasurer

 

 

 

OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dr. Jas. A. Natsmirs, University of Kansas
Honorary President
Roy Munporrr, Georgia Tech : *
President Fellow Coaches:
H. B. Ortner, Cornell University
First Vice-President

A. C. Lonzore, Northwestern University j Herewitah is presented another contact for
Second Vice-President ; i
tC Bein bo our aembership. Everyone has a standing invitation
Third Vice-President o write in suggestions to improve the comnon cause.
saatciamcgs gc oe bape if you have some ideas and hesitate to send them in,
ee a hen you should retain the ideas for the nest meet-
LsoON, Ohio State University ; i : :
Gerorce Epwarps, University of Missouri ing. If you are behind in your dues, consider this
ete as a bill and pay up. If in doubt as to your ob-
x. W. E. Meanwe .t, University of Wisconsin vn
ae ligation, we can let you know how you stand. ve can
: f anization unless every-
B. T. Grover, Ohio University, Chairman profit AS8%L0 froa this =e nizat =
Ist Dist.: E, J, Hickox, Springfield College body makes some contribution.
2d Dist.: Lon Jourpet, University of Pennsylvania
3d Dist.: G. K. Teset, University of Virginia
4th Dist.: A. F. Rupp, University of Kentucky Now is the time to start to make your
Cee ae ml nd a iil plans to go to atlanta. Consult your Railroad
t et.e J. RUESDALE, Grinne ege " . ad
7th Dist.: Lours Menze, lowa State University agent as to the best rates. ne expect to 1ake apo
sin a —— ree, ert ovate lication for convention rates and we must get 100
ee : tickets and certificates to take advantage of this
A cacsplinco ies method. This calls for one and one third of the
ima one way fure, for the round trip. There are tourist
Nets Norcren, University of Chicago rates, short limit rates and other possibilities.
COACHING ETHICS COMMITTEE :
Ray Hanson, Teachers’ College, Macomb, IIl., President Mlundorff has a great orogram in
ea ae the making. You will get full details in another

Lew Anpreas, Syracuse University

casicieas sens abd bulletin, shortly after March 1. Fred Young says

the Illinois Wesleyan tean will be along for the

Ist Dist.: A. D. Kanier, Brown University

2d Dist: L. P. Anpreas, Syracuse University exnivition canes. The Pitt boys are saving their
seo nickels. It is honed some Missouri valley club will
5th Dist.: Warp Lamsert, Purdue University be able to make the triv. add & Southern club to

6th Dist.: Henry oe Missouri State the above and we shall have a few LAME « Now is the
7th Dist.: Francis Scart, S. M. U. time to make any suggestions to helo this years

8th Dist.: Howarp Beresrorp, Univ. of Colorado c onvent i ON.

9th Dist.: R. W. Griz, Oregon State College,
Corvallis, Oregon

The contributions to the bulletin were

OFFICIALS COMMITTEE i
made without any dire ¢thpoats to the contributors.

A. A. Scrasincer, Creighton University
GerorcE Keocan, Notre Dame University

E. A. Ketrener, Fordham University
B. L. Van Ausrynz, Michigan State College Your humble servant.

RESEARCH COMMITTEE

Joun W. Bunn, Chairman, Stanford University
W. S. Cuanpter, Marquette University 2
Dr. F. C. Atten, University of Kansas
Cratc Rusy, University of [linois
E. J. Hicxox, Springfield College MH. C. Carlson
Everett S. Deax University of Indiana

Dr. W. E. MeanweELt, University of Wisconsin
Dr. James A. Natsmitu, University of Kansas

 

 

 

P.S.:—WILL SEE YOU AT THE NATIONAL CONVENTION, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
EASTER VACATION -- MARCH 29, 30, AND 31, 1934