NATIONAL COLLEGIATE A. A. -

CHAIRMEN OF SUB-COMMITTEES

Publication
Oswatp Tower

Executive
H. H. Satmon, Jr.

Research
Forrest C. ALLEN

Game Administration

Questionnaire
H. V. Porter

NATIONAL FEDERATION H. S. A. A. - Y.M. CLA. - C'ANADIAN I. A. U. and A. B. A.

NATIONAL BASKETBALL COMMITTEE
of the UNITED STATES and CANADA

Vice CHairnmaN, JOHN BUNN
Stanford Univ., Palo Alto, Calif.

Treasurer, FLOYD A. ROWE
Board of Education, Cleveland, Ohio

Evirorn, OSWALD TOWER
Andover, Massachusetts

Cuairman, H. H. SALMON, Jr.
40 Wall St., New York, N. Y.

Secretary, H. V. PORTER
11 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, Illinois

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Complete List of
Committee Members

F.C. Allen
Univ. of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

John Brown, Jr.
347 Madison Ave.
New York, New York

John Bunn
Stanford Univ.
Palo Alto, California

Forrest Cox
Colorado University
Boulder, Colorado

J. H. Crocker
Univ. of Western Ontario
London, Ont., Canada

M. C. Cunningham
High School
Desloge, Missouri

Sumner A. Dole
Connecticut State College
Storrs, Connecticut

J. Mark Good
Sun-Gazette Co.

Williamsport, Pennsylvania

E. J. Hickox
Springfield College

Springfield, Massachusetts

A. F. Jefferess
114 Carrick Ave.
Hamilton, Ont., Canada

Frank P. Maguire

Dept. of Public Instruction
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

H. G. Olsen
Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio

Curtis Parker
Centennary College
Shreveport, Louisiana

H. V. Porter
11 S. LaSalle St.
Chicago, Illinois

Floyd A. Rowe
Board of Education
Cleveland, Ohio

J. W. St. Clair |

Southern Methodist Univ.

Dallas, Texas

H. H. Salmon, Jr.
40 Wall St.
New York, New York

Oswald Tower
Andover, Massachusetts

will ultimately have a tendency to encroach on the work of official
bodies such as the National Rules Committee. If and when that time
comes, the pleasant harmonious relationship between the present con-
stituent bodies of the National Committee is certain to be jeopardized.
The National Federation of State High %chool Athletic Associations has
considered the National Collegiate Athletic Associatim as the proper or-
ganization to emtrol matters pertaining to intercollegiate basketball
and it is with that organizatim that they have affiliated in connection
with matters pertaining to rule and game administration. As far as lam
concerned, I would greatly regret seeing the strength of the N.C .AsAe
weakened and it scems to me that the development of bodies of this nature
are certain to cause loss of proper controls by tle National Collegiate.

Probably the proper step in this connection would be to present this matter
to the officers of the N.C.A.“. This might be done by you as a representa-
tive of that organization or it might be done by me as secretary of the

rules committee. At any rate, let me have your reaction to these comments.

Yours truly,

 

Secretary

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