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Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College

STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA

June 11, 1938

Dr. Forrest C. Allen,
University of Kansas,
Basketball Coach,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen:

I am enclosing the contract for our three basketball games
this winter. Please sign and return one copy to us.

I am sure that we will have a nice crowd when you play here
at Stillwater. Dean McElroy said that we did not have to
have permission to open on the 9th of December, but I did
have to get permission from Tulsa to change our dates with
them on February 9 to make our series possible.

Elwyn Dees was down here over the weekend and the depart-
mental and faculty men he has met are certainly impressed
with him. I am sure he is going to fit into our set up
very nicely.

We will send official contracts to Quigley and Jones for the
games on:December 9, 10.

Wishing you a very pleasant summer, I am

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the field house there and a series of three games I believe
- you would pack then ine

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Lawrence for & game this coming years

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playing Oldlahoma Ae & Me, or any other school on a home and
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(INCORPORATED)

Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College

STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA

May 17, 1938

Dr. Forrest C. Allen,
Basketball Coach,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen:

I was talking to Cobb Burnside a few days ago in
Oklahoma City and he said there was a possibility
that you would mike a trip into the Southwest
around the middle of December and possibly you
would be interested in playing Oklahoma A. & M,
College.

As you know, we are going to have a new fieldhouse
and I would certainly like to play you here, but

we are not sure at the present time at what date

we can get into our new building. Would you be
interested in coming to A. & M. sometime in January?
If so, what guarantee would you want?

I would like to play you each year, as I believe we
could draw a fine crowd here in Stillwater. I would »
also be interested in playing you at Lawrence, if you
would be interested.

I had a conference with your Mr. Dees this past week
and I believe we are going to offer him the position
as trainer here at A. & M. I would like to have a
letter of recommendation from you to present to my
athletic board.

Hoping to hear from you at an early date, I am

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TOPEKA, KANSAS,
September 15, 1958

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Drs Be GC. Alien

Director of Physical Education
Kansas University

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

I see by your letter that you will either play
Oklahoma Aggies on the 8th or 10th of February. I
believe it wovld be a much better night in Topeka for
us to play on February Oth here; however, if you can
not arrange to play the Oklahoma Aggies February 8
and Washburn February 10th, we will play you the 8th
and you can play the Aggies the 10th.

Will be glad to hear from you as soon as you
get word from the Aggies.

Very truly yours,

Saad Eariclhane,

Chas. D. Brrickson
Basketball Coach

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September 12, 1938.

‘Mire Chas. 2. Eprickson,

Basketball Coach,

Washburn College,

Topelam, Kansase

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OkJeahana Aggies on February 9the I have written lenk Iba and

we are trying to play then here either om the 6th or 10th.

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at your place?

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Oth, but we my not play witil after February 2nd, due to our

Aweiting your reply, I am

Director af Physies2 Biuoations

 
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TOPEKA, KANSAS,

Sept. 8, 1938

Dre Fe Ge Allen

Director of Physical Education
Kansas University

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

In explanation to my not receiving your letter -*
July 6, will say that I did not receive it until August 29.
The letter must have been mislaid or something as I
have not been out of town the whole summer. It was un-

fortunate that this happened.

I will enclose a copy of my schedule and maybe you
can figure out some date you would be able to play.
If you Wiis Beene? my le tter of September 2 you will
find it was February 22 or 23 that I mentioned as a
possible date inst tead of January 25.

I definitely will not play any ball games before
December 9 as we have several of our basketball men
playing football.

Hoping you can make some satisfactory suggestion,
I am

Sincere ly yours
Chas. Eirrickso
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BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

1938-59
Friday, December 9 Open
Tuesday, December 13 Wichita
Friday, Debember 16 Emporia

Tuesday, December 27

Wednesday " 28
Thursday . 29
Friday : 350

Friday, January 6
Monday, January 9
Friday, January 13
Saturday, Jan 14
Saturday, Jan 28
Wednesday Heb 1
Saturday Feb 4
londay Feb 6
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Saturday Feb 18
Saturday Eeb 25
Monday Peb 2T
Monday Mar. 6
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TOPEKA, KANSAS,
September 2, 1958

Dre Fe Ce Allen
Basketball Coach
Kansas University
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dre Allen:

IT am so sorry that I did not receive your letter
written July 6th with your tentative schedule for your
pre-season games. I did not receive it until I received
your letter of August 29th.

I notice by your last letter you have February 5,
4, or 6th open. I have a game with the Oklahoma Aggies
on the 4th and one with Tulsa on the 6th and also one
with Creighton on the lst so those dates are out.

As my schedule shapes up, the only possible dates
I ae open are December 9 and January 3, February 22
or rde

If it is possible for you to play in Topeka on
any of the dates mentioned, I will be glad to hear fran

youe
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é Chas. D. brrickson
GDE: HG Basketball Coach

   

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1938 Football Schedule
*Sept. 23—Baker Univ. - at Topeka
*Sept. 30—Emporia Tchrs. at Topeka

Oct. 8—Kan. Univ. - at Lawrence
Oct. 15—Colo. Col. at Colo. Spgs.
*Oct. 21—Wichita_ Uniy. at Topeka

3 e (Homecoming)
Oct. 29—Okla. A. & M., Stillwater
Nov. 5—Grinnell Col. at Grinnell
Noy. 19—Kan. Aggies, Manhattan
Nov. 24—St. Mary's U. - at Topeka

(Thanksgiving)

*Night Games.
 

August 29, 1938.

Very sincerely yours,

 
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
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TOPEKA, KANSAS,
August 27, 1958

Dr. F. Ge Alien

Director of Physical Education
Kansas University

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

In answer to your letter of August 10, in ‘regard
to a basketball game, will say that I feel the earliest
part of December would be too early for a ball game as
we have several football men on our squad.

Would like to play you in Topeka January ord as
that gives us a good game before we open our conference
schedule on January 6th.

Hoping January 3rd will be satisfactory with you,

I am
Sincerely yours,
Chas. D. Errickson
CDE 3HC Basketball Goach

   

ASHBURN

1938 Football Schedule
*Sept. 23—Baker Univ. - at Topeka
*Sept. 30—Emporia Tchrs. at Topeka

Oct. 8—Kan. Univ. - at Lawrence

Oct. I5—Colo. Col. at Colo. Spgs.
*Oct. 2I—Wichita Univ. at Topeka
(Homecoming)

Oct. 29—Okla. A. & M., Stillwater
Nov. 5—Grinnell Col. at Grinnell
Nov. 19—Kan. Aggies, Manhattan
Nov. 24—St. Mary's U. - at Topeka
(Thanksgiving)

*Night Games. :
 

: T an expecting to be out of town for a few days, but
I shall be gled to hear from you et your early convenioncds
: I return I will write you agin.

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might work out without upsetting their home schedule ‘*
inoaraiy youia,
Director of Physical Education,

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oe SOUTHWEST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

TEMPORARY OFFICE

s. M. U.
J. W. ST. CLAIR
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY DALLAS, TEXAS

October li, 1938.

Mr. Forrest C. Allen,
Basketball Coach,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas,

Dear Mr. Allens

In answer to your letter
of September 30th, our setup here is better than
the one at T.C.U. You are welcome to use our
facilities for a workout and we shall provide
dressing rooms.

I am writing T.C.U. to know
if they would like to play you a game or games on
the same basis that we are playing yous

Yours very truly,

   

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A TEXAS INSTITUTION SINCE 1912

DALLAS, TEXAS

November 21, 1938

Mr. Forrest C. Allen, Basketball Coach
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Mre Allen;

At the suggestion of my good friend, Coach Je We St. Clair,
Southern Methodist University, I am writing you in regard to
making the Hotel Adolphus headquarters for your basketball team
when you play SeMeU. on December 19-20.

We will be happy to take care of your team two men to a
room, twin beds, at $1.50 per person. The following prices
prevail in our Coffee Shop: breakfast 45 cents, luncheon 50
cents and dinner 85 cents to $1.00. We will be glad to submit
prices for special menus if you desire same.

It will be a pleasure to have your boys stop with us and I
assure you we will leave nothing undone to give them exceptionally
fine rooms and courteous attention. Thanking you for your con-
sideration in our behalf, we are

Cordially,

De We Carlton
Sales Manager

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A TEXAS INSTITUTION SINCE 1912

DALLAS, TEXAS

December 5, 1958

Mr. Forrest C. Allen, Director,
Physical Education Department,
University of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Mr. Allen:

Thanks for your very kind letter of
December 2nd.

If you will take four boys to a room
with two large double beds, we will make the special
rate of $1.25 per person. If this meets with your ap-
proval, please let me have the rooming list in advance
of your arrival, stating, if possible, exactly when you
will arrive.

I suggest that you use the Coffee Shop
for meals as this will give you the best food at minimum
prices - breakfast, 45¢; luncheon, 50¢; complete dinner,
80¢ or 85¢.

I just talked to your very good friend,
Jimmy St. Clair, and he sends his best regards, and says
he will be looking for you.

Please let me hear from you as soon as

Sincerely yours,
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Sales Manager

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