TIME OUT yamaha:

 

(c) A period when time has been out for any other reason, the
signal is given as provided in Section 5 of this rule.

*SECTION 4. Five charged time-outs may be granted to each
team during the game. After a team has used its
eee eee allowed number of time-outs, it may be granted
additional time-outs at the expense of a technical
foul for each such time-out.

*SECTION 5. Whenever play is suspended (unless otherwise
Haw Vinay provided in the rules), play shall be resumed by
Is Resumed. tossing the ball up between the two players of
opposing teams nearest to it, at that spot where it was when play
ceased; except that if a violation or a foul has taken place, play
shall be resumed with the administering of the penalty; or except
that if the ball was in play and in the possession of a player when
play ceased, any player of his team shall put the ball into play
from out of bounds at the point nearest the spot where play
ceased. When the game is played in quarters, play shall be resumed
at the beginning of the second and fourth quarters as provided in
the foregoing sentence, except that if the Timers’ signal sounds
while the ball is in the air on a throw for goal at the end of the
first or third quarter, if the goal is missed, the next quarter shall
begin with a jump ball between the centers at the nearer free
throw line; if the goal is made, the ball shall be awarded to the
opponents out of bounds as after a goal.

After a game starts, practice shooting shall be permitted only
between the halves.

RULE 12—Held Ball
SECTION 1. When Held Ball is called, the Official shall put the
ball in play as at center. The two players who were
in contact with the ball shall assume positions similar to the cen-
ters at the start of the game, but in an imaginary circle at the
spot where the ball was held, except as provided in Section 2.

*SECTION 2.. When Held Ball is called (a) in the free throw

lane, the ball shall be tossed up at the nearer free
throw line; (b) on or inside the restraining circle at center, it
shall be tossed up at center; (c) less than six feet from a boundary