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SECTION 6. If the goal is missed the ball shall continue in play
Ball in Play it after a free throw following a personal foul, or if
Goal is Missed. more than one such personal free throw has been
awarded, the ball shall continue in play if the last free throw is
missed.

If successive free throws are awarded to one team and none to
the other team, at least one free throw being for a personal foul,
the ball shall be in play if the last free throw is missed.

Ques.—A personal foul is called on a player and before the
free throw is tried a technical foul is called on the same team.
Which free throw is tried first? Amns.—The free throw for the
technical foul.

Ques.—A player is fouled in the act of throwing for goal,
gets his goal and is awarded one free throw. If the free throw
is missed, is the ball in play? Ans.—Yes.

RULE 14—Violations and Penalties
A Player Shall Not—
SECTION 1. Throw for goal when the ball is dead.
PENALTY—

Goal if made does not count.

Ques.—If a player throws for the basket from out of bounds,
what is the penalty? Ans.—The goal, if made, does not count
and the ball is awarded to the opponent out of bounds at the
end of the court where the goal was illegally made; if missed, the
ball is in play.

Ques.—A player throws for goal from out of bounds, misses,
and recovers the ball in the court before it touches any other
player. pe this legal? Ans.—No; he has violated Rule 14,
Section 5.

SECTION 2. While making a free throw for goal, touch or cross
the free throw line until the ball has touched or
missed the basket or backboard, or consume more than ten sec-
onds in making the free throw.
PENALTY—

Goal if made does not count, and if made or missed the ball shall be
awarded to the opponents out of bounds on the end. If a multiple
throw is awarded, this out-of-bounds provision applies to the last free
throw only. If the free throw resulted from a technical foul the ball
shall be thrown up at center.

SECTION 3. Cause the ball to go out of bounds.

NOTE—If a player in possession of the ball near the boundary line is
forced out of bounds, a negligible amount of contact being involved, the
Officials qe@ atitwprized to award the ball out of bounds to this player. If
the Offictalssate-in doubt as to which player is responsible for the out-of-
bounds ball, jump ball should be declared.

Ques.—May a player dribble the ball while part of his person
is to ring the t of bounds, without violating the rules?
Ans. oO. na

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