Identifier: officialbasketba00smit_0 (find matches)
Title: Official basket ball guide and Protective association rules for 1908 '09
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Smith, Thomas Henry, 1870?- (from old catalog) Protective basket-ball association of the eastern states. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Basketball
Publisher: New York city, R. K. Fox
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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team. Sec. 19. When a player in his attempt to put the ballinto play from out of bounds throws it entirely across thecourt so that it goes out of bounds on the opposite side ofthe court without having touched either the court orplayer in bounds, the player shall be considered as havingfailed in his attempt to return the ball to play and the ballshall be brought back to the same spot and awarded to theopposing team. Sec. 20. In a cage game the ball is out of bounds whenit has passed outside the cage, whether it bounces backagain or not. After being returned within bounds, it shallbe put in play by tossing it up and causing the two playerswhose position in a line-up is nearest the spot where theball lelt the cage to jump for it. RULE 12.Dead Ball. The ball is dead when a goal has been scored from thefield, or on a free throw. After both teams have had a trial on a double foul. When it has been awarded to a player out of bounds. When touched by a spectator while on its way to thebasket.
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PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION BASKETBALL. When thrown among the spectators or into a gallery oron a stage. When tne referees whistle sounds for out of bounds,held ball, time out, or a foul. When the umpires whistle sounds calling a foul. When the timekeepers whistle or bell sounds the expira-tion of the half or the end of the game. RULE 13.Scoring. Section 1. The basket that a team is attacking shall beknown as that teams basket. Sec. 2. A goal from the field shall count as two pointswhile a goal made on a free throw resulting from a foulshall count as one point. Sec. 3. A goal made by mistake shall count for the sideinto whose basket the ball was thrown. Sec. 4. In match and championship games the basketsshall be tied at the bottoms so that the ball cannot passthrough. Sec. 5. If the ball or goal is toucned or interfered withby the opposing team when the ball is on the rim of thebasket the referee shall award cue point to the teamattacking that basket. Sec. G. A ball entering the basket sha

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