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Thanks for all the replies.
I'm from the area, but moved, and my father was telling me what he knew (although it was predominately from the article).
It is (more) clear that there probably was no clock malfunction.
It is also likely that the throw-in had ended prior to the ball becoming dead.
It also seems that team control was never established.
Sounds like they probably got it right.
Although, answers to those three would be pretty important. And it might be tough to know if there was a clock malfunction (as an official) with a 50/50 ball in the air and several kids jumping for it. It might also be tough to know whether someone had control (i.e. a tough judgment call) in such a case.
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