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6,1t is urged that the rules pertaining to scoring, timing
and checking be pasted in the score book.

’. Coaches approve again the suggestion made last year that
officials permit the legal "one tug" before calling a held ball.

8, Attention of cosches and players is called to Rule 5,
Sec. 5 which states that an’ incoming substitute, after revorting
to the scorer, must not go on the floor until signalled by an
official.

9. The scorers again are reguested not to recognize a sub-
stitute until he has removed his sweat suit and is ready for play.

40, Rule 16, See, 12, FPehaity 6. Coaches desire to em-
phasize the importance of strict enforcement of this regulation
which provides, among other things, that an offensive player who
has gained a favorable pofition and is then fouled from the rear
is entitled to two free throws even though he may not have been in
the act of shooting.

11, A man in the act of tipping a loose ball into the basket
is not deemed to be "in the act of shooting" asd is to be awarded
only one free throw when fouled,

12, It was agreed that a fumble at the close of the dribble
does not constitute a violation. The dribbler may recover the ball
but must pass or shoot.

13. The coaches believe that a personal foul should be called
on a player who, while standing still, throws or pushes any part of
his body into an opponent.

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