November 20, 1944.

Mr. Forrest B. Cox,
Basketball Coach,
University of Colorado,
Boulder, Colorado.

Dear Frosty:

Glad to know of your plans for arrival in Kansas City. I am enolosing
a carbon copy of the letter I have written Mr. Hoff today, stating that
you would like to have an opportunity to practice on the hall floor around
ten or eleven. I hope this will be possible.

Sometimes the attraction the night before requires a clean-up process
until early afternoon. Certainly I am sure you could have it in the
afternoon, I will let you hear as soon as I have word from Mr. Hoff.

I also note that you leave at 11:30. We are planning on you playing
the second game against Missouri that night. Missouri has a much stronger
team than either Kansas or Kensas State, and I thought it would prove a
better drawing card. We will play Kansas State in the first game. I am
sorry that we do not have a strong team this year to give you the competi-
tion to which you are entitled.

We have not decided on the backboard. Which would you rather use?
Either one will be agreeable with us. :

Yes, we do want material and pictures for publicity purposes. Won't
you send the pictures to me at your earliest possible convenience so that
I can be sure they get preferential attention? I believe that your game
with Missouri will be a dandy and I am looking forward to seeing you and
— boys. Will the wife and family accompany you? I presume not, due to

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Thanks for your cooperation. With best wishes, I om

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Biucation,
PCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
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