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One cound write at length regarding your expression of opinions and
suggestions to others conserned with athletic administration, but the above will serve
my purpose of pointing out I have not been any more busy poking into other's affairs
than have you.

In those cases mentioned, and in all of the rest, my personal reaction

has bea that you have detected an error; that you have seen ® possible solutions

and that you have contributed your ideas. it is not only the privilege but the
duty, I think, for those who are interested end qualified to render such service.
You have done so often in the past and undboutedly will continue the practice. So

We tend to differ, though, in one respect. When those in charge feel that
my suggestions do not offer an improvement I accept their decision, and attempt to
stay with them by cooperation until my idea is proved or disproved. Usually you,
however, are more tenacious and do not accept rejections but continue to advance
your guggestions.

When Mac printed your reasons for not wishing to adopt the double header
plan, - although you admit having discussed this same idea with Iba, - I could easily
put myself in your place. Until then I had no knowledge of Kansas’ dire financial
situation, When those facts were presented I withdrew my suggestion and offered an
apology for any embarrassment caused.

In closing, I hope that I have shown that there was no intention to “dictate” —
how Kansas should run ite affairs. If I haven't then there is nothing more for me
to do as my conscience is clear in this respect. Your decision has been accepted;
we have gone ahead with other plans; and I hope your games bring you lots of money.

Yours truly,

(Signed) George