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08-16-2014, 12:16 PM
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Early basketball was passing and shooting, with very little dribbling, so what type of ball used may have been of lesser importance.
They didn't dribble because of the laces on one side, which made the ball erratic to bounce. When they removed the laces around 1930, then dribbling came into vogue. 
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