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The list is alphabetical by "Pole marking" with each ball type listed as a separate entry. For each ball type the following information is given to the extent that it appears on the ball. *
1. Pole marking(s). For the purpose of identification, pole markings are defined as the major markings, regardless of the actual location with respect to any manufacturing seams.
2. Seam marking(s). For the purpose of identification, seam markings, on the equator of the ball, are defined as the minor markings, regardless of the actual location with respect to any manufacturing seams.
3. Color(s) of cover.
* NOTE: Playing numbers are not considered to be part of the markings. A single ball type may have playing numbers of different colors and still be listed as a single ball type.
Unless otherwise specified, all markings are black. In view of the complexity of the markings on some brands, players and officials should take great care, in events in which the list is in operation, to ensure that the ball corresponds exactly to the description of one of the listed brands. If there is any doubt the ball should not be used.
Additional information provided by the manufacturer describing the ball construction, spin rating and the number of dimples is included in the list.
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