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The summaries have been presented and discussed in the
body of the paper. In addition some general conclusions seem to
be warranted;

1. The study is of value in that a record was made of the number
of times various activities are performed in college basketball.
2. An aceurate record of the offensive abilities of players was»
made available independent of the score book.

3. By examination of the material after a geme a coach can see
which men were performing their duties and which fundamentals need
extra work. =

4. The players have a definite interest in the charts and watch
their improvement in deficient abilities.

5. There remains ample room for additional studies.