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Post by Deleted on Dec 22, 2021 10:12:09 GMT -6
Looks like in 1937 that four fouls got you "banished". I read a story from 1932 in a local paper about my dad, who was the center on his h.s. team, playing in the Sectional championship game. He got all four of his fouls in the first quarter and had to sit out about 28 of the 32 minutes. His team, a small township school, would have lost anyhow but he had only 1 point for the game.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 22, 2021 10:15:00 GMT -6
Looks like in 1937 that four fouls got you "banished". That was the rule until 1944-45 when the foul limit was increased to 5. Beginning in 1942-43, "banished" players were eligible to play in OT. A 5th foul would bring further banishment. Haven't found anything that says if players could come back if there were additional overtime periods. The 2nd overtime was sudden death until the very early 1960s and the decision came on the first two points. If banished players were allowed to play, I have no idea. They were always tinkering with free throw rules all the way up to about 2 years ago. EDIT: It occurs to me that the sudden death rule might not have applied to the collegiate game.
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Post by acecard on Dec 22, 2021 11:03:34 GMT -6
It's a shame Bailey got banished, because, according to the yearbook post, Bailey was "Master of Goalarie" I think that is our problem now, we don't have the designated "Master of Goalarie" Seems like every game there is a different "Master of Goalarie". It was a much different time. Gentler, friendlier, and less likely to get shot.
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