1950-51

200 BASKET BALL
76. Out of Bounds Ball if Free Throw Successful
Section 5. After a free throw the ball shall be thrown in from
out of bounds
(a)
by any opponent of the free thrower as after a
field goal, if the throw is for a personal foul and if the throw is
successful, or
(b)
by any player of the free thrower's team from
out of bounds at mid-court if the free throw is for a technical foul,
whether or not the throw is successful.
77. Ball in Play if Goal is Missed
Section 6. If the goal is missed the ball shall continue in play after
a free throw following a personal foul, or if more than one such
personal free throw has been awarded, the ball shall continue in play
if the last free throw is missed.
After the last free throw following a double foul, the ball shall
go to centre whether the last goal is made or missed, except as
specified in the following section.
If successive free throes 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 throe is missed.
RULE 9
Violations and Penalties
78. Violation of Free Throw Provisions
A Player shall NOT:
Section i. Violate the Free Throw Provisions. After the ball
has been placed at the disposal of the free thrower : (a) He shall
throw within io seconds and in such a way that the ball enters the
basket or touches the ring before it is touched by a player,
(b)
neither he nor a team-mate shall touch the ball or basket while
the ball is on or within the basket, (c) he shall not touch the floor
on or across the free throw line and no other player of either team
shall touch the free throw lane or touch the ball or disconcert the
free thrower. The restriction in (c) applies until the ball touches
the ring or backboard or until it is apparent it will not touch either.
Penalty.
-i.
If the violation
is
by the free thrower or his team-
mate only, no point can be scored. Ball becomes dead when viola-
tion occurs. Ball is awarded out of bounds on the side line: To
the free thrower's team opposite centre circle after a technical foul,
and to the free thrower's opponent opposite free throw line after a
personal foul.
2.
If violation is by free thrower's opponent only: If the throw
is successful, the goal counts and violation is disregarded ; if it is
not successful, a substitute throw shall be attempted by the same
thrower under conditions the same as for the original throw. In
these cases, ball is not dead until the throw ends.
3. If there is a violation by each team, ball becomes dead when
violation by the free thrower's team occurs, no point can be scored,
and play shall be resumed by a jump between centres at the nearer
free throw line.