Identifier: spaldingsofficia05fish (find matches)
Title: Spalding's official collegiate basket ball guide
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Fisher, Harry A., (from old catalog) ed
Subjects: Basketball
Publisher: New York, The American sports publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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dle West Collegiate Basket Ball Season, by Dr. James Naismith 75 All-Middle West Collegiate Team, by Dr. James Naismith 87 Review of the Northwest Collegiate Basket Ball Season, by E. D. Angell 95 All-Northwest Collegiate Team, by E, D. Angell 101 Review of the Southern Collegiate Basket Ball Season, by Lieut. H. Lacy. U.S.N 105 All-Southern Collegiate Team, by Lieut. H. Lacy, U. S. N 107 Standing of Teams in the Eastern Intercollegiate League Since Its For-mation 113 Standing of Teams in the Western Intercollegiate League Since Its For-mation 115 All-Eastern Collegiate Teams 117 All-Western Collegiate Teams 119 All-New England Collegiate Teams 121 Records of Series Between Some of the Leading Colleges 123 Captains, Managers and Coaches of College Teams 130 Records of College Teams 132 Directory of Officials 145 Changes in the Rules for 1910-11 151 Diagram of Court 156 Rules 157 Index to Rules 175 Schedule Eastern Intercollegiate League, 1910-11 179 Illustrations with Explanations 180
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n.Mtia A. FISHER. Clilumbiu Uuivei>itj, Editor. Preface In presenting this, the sixth issue of the Collegiate BasketBall Guide, to the college world and the public in general, theEditor and the Rules Committee feel that they have greatly aidedthose college men who have tried so hard to make basket ball theleading indoor sport of the colleges throughout the United States.The Guide has grown in volume and interest year by year, the1910-11 issue contains nearly double the amount of readingmatter that was printed in the first volume. Every season theletters of commendation increase. These letters are strong intheir approval of the good work that the Rules Committee isdoing, and from every section of the country reports show thatcollege basket ball is in a healthy state and is making giant stridesin popularity. The rules, as adopted and played by the colleges,are rapidly forcing the other game to the background. Competent authorities have reviewed the game in the six logicalsections of

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