Monday, March 28, 2011

A brief history of basketball review

The history of basketball has been the first question. There are many versions. Modern basketball can also trace the source of it by mid-December 1891 Dr. James Naismith, a physical education teacher in Canada and the local manager in Springfield, Massachusetts YMCA Training School play desperately in an active form during the indoor winter snow and cold of New England. After trying different games they found is dangerous or not suitable for movement, wrote Naismith most important rules of basketball, which contains some of the rules of the popular game for children as a "duck pond" and then peach raised baskets to the point nailed feet above the game . Of course, since the basic basket of peaches still closed, with the ball after the player scored a basket, is very inefficient - is incredibly, has quit the game, someone takes the ball with a wedge. Although the first official game played in January 1892, was the gymnasium in the YMCA in the Naismith diary that he was very nervous about the new game has taken, he fears that they do not care about basketball. Strangely, the first official game of basketball, there are nine players on one side and the winning team won a closely fought battle 1-0 with a shot from 25 yards - in the courts about the size of half a modern statement! In 1897 a team of five has become a standard. In the same period, developed women's basketball in the near Smith College, where Sandra Branson, campus physical education teacher is the rules for women to play changed. Apparently began Berenson by the values ​​of teamwork, fairness, that exercise promoted basketball game, organizing the first women's basketball in 1893, according to the rules Branson in 1899 for women's basketball Century was published fascinated, was the legendary editor of the AG Spaulding Guide to Women's Basketball, spreading his version of basketball across the country for countless physical education teachers across the country. In fact, with the help of many YMCA director, promoted basketball in the United States and Canada, paving the way for games such as high school sports in many universities. Unfortunately (perhaps ironically), the YMCA basketball began in 1905 to avoid the fear of the hard, rough play a hostile crowd, distracted by the Delegation of the organization. But it's not a big problem, such as clubs, schools and amateurs, high school club and even some short-term professional league basketball, and occupies not only on the available jobs, but also to promote the game. Basketball has become so popular that the ancestors of the NCAA, the other known American Athletic Association and Amateur Athletic Union to the game and the future fought to control. Little-known fact that during the first decade mostly played basketball with football, which is difficult to dribble. Many games consist of players from the ball to encourage each other and from the court. Not how long before the ball has been designed especially for basketball, basketball is often built consistent, creating a strange sight for fans of modern basketball. Only late in the year 1940, when college basketball popular frenzy worthy enough to pave the way for the popularity of the National Basketball Association, that Tony Hinkle develop orange basketball fans are so familiar was paved. Do not forget that Naismith also influential in promoting the creation of college basketball was when he was the men's basketball team at the University of Kansas. Phog Allen, Adolph Rupp "Amin, many students and pupils in Naismith first college basketball history Amos Elon Stagg are like Forrest.    >>mir