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*February 26 = University of Oklahoma - at Lawrence
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John Buescher (3)
Charles Black (10)
Robert Fitzpatrick (19)
Jack Ballard (7)

Ray Evens (15)

John Short (17)

Bill Brill (12)

Paul Carpenter (5)

Jim Roderick (16)

Bob Heaston (21)

Bob Dole (6)

Max Kissell (4)

Warren Jacks (18)
Stanley Hensen (20)
Bill Forsyth (23)

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February 6, 1945.

Manager,
Sheldon-Munn Hotel,
Ames, Iowa.

Dear Sir:
Our University of Kansas basketball team will play

in Ames on February 15th. We will desire hotel accommodations
on that date. There will be twelve men in our party.

Sincerely yours,

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

 
 

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February 6, 1943.

Manager,
Hotel Lincoln,
Lincoln, Nebraska.

Dear Sir:
Our University of Kansas basketbail team will
play in Lincoln on February 13th. We will desire

hotel accommodations on that date. There will be
- twelve men in our party.

Sincerely yours,

‘Director of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

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December 5, 1942.

Mr. Larry J. Kerwin, Manager,
Hotel Linsoln,

Dear Mr. Kerwin:

Thank you for your letter of November 2th. We plan
te stop at your hotel when we play the University of

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
PCA:AH | Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
     
    
    
   
  
  
 
   
  
   
    
  
  
 
 

    

   

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November 30, 1942

University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Att'n: Basketball Coach
Dear Sir:-
We have just received the basketball schedule for the following season from
Mr. ~“ewendowski of the University of Nebraska. May we take this opportunity
to invite your team to stop with us during their visit to Lincoln.
You are no doubt familiar with our unusual facilities end ideal appointments
of the Hotel Lincoln. As I understand it your men require separate beds and
we have available twin-bedded rooms to take care of your needs.
Needless to say it would be an extreme pleasure to have your team stop with
us during their stay at Lincoln and everything will be done for their comfort
and well being.
May we hear from you at your earliest convenience?

Hospitably yours,

HOTEL LINCOLN

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Manager

  
 

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Feb. 14, 1943

Dr. F. CG. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doc:

Was surprised at the score in your game with
Nebraska last saturday night. Am anxious to know how Capt.
Sehiesl worked.

The officials in your game with Nebraska at
Lawrence on Feb.23 will be Lance and Oberhelman. Lance
is busy on Mar. 6. Will probably get Hogue to work with
Hinkhouse in this game. Hinkhouse has been assigned since
last spring to this game.

 

Lance and Larson will be in your ga-e with the
Aggies the 17th.

Will you please tell Earl to save two seats for ?
me for the Nebraska game there the 23rd.

Very sincerely yours,

hans

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January 26, 1943.

Mr. Reaves Petors,
342 So. Chelsea,
Kensas City, Mo.
Dear Reaves:

I trust thet you have procured Gibbs for Saturday night
besause the game I think is important enough %
will be sufficient te obviate any wmpleasantries of poor officiating.

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I am afraid of that Nebraska game at Lincoln with Pullian
in the game. Since it is Saturday night I am especially desirous of
your being there. I believe if you are in the audience and can have a
friendly yet necessary conversation without revealing your purpose that
you may help him do a better job than he would otherwise do, should you
not be there. I do feel that your presence is necessary, and I regret
exceedingly that it might be impossible to move him from the job.

Please feel assured that I know the difficulty that you
face in trying to do such a thing, but I am sure that you are cognizant —
of the fact of just how much a fellow oan harm you when he is seeing only
one way. I am perfectly willing to take a licking, but not at the hands
of an official who is digressing from his obligation as an official. I
think pretty frankly that he was definitely conscious of what he was do-
ing. It was so obvious that the furthest stretch of the imagination |

7 ‘seeing the havoc that he was creating. The Aggie
crowd stood and cheered for two minutes when Charlie Black was taken from
get this -- all four fouls were called on
‘of the i. Not a single one of them was

And I will tell you frankly if I lose this game it will
be the last game that he will ever work for me. Gene Johnson worked one
me years ago and that was the last he ever worked.
I oan forgive a fellow who makes a mis » but a man who is so obvious
will not work many more. That is why I never used Jack North at Ames.
He is too much of a homer and I think a homer in one place is a homer in
| « I wouldn't want a homar at Lawrence any
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I still say that I would rather have Quig calling them
once ir a while than these fellows who call them wrong at the wrong
time.

Please let me know whom you have for the other officials
for Friday end Saturday nights.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
 

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University of Nebraska Conimibncanes at Olgeal University of Kansas
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Cobasilia KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI Ames

January 23, 1943

Dr. Fe Ge. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doc:

Sorry that Pullian didn't do amore satisfactory
job over at Manhattan. There are so few men left, and travel
so expensive that it is getting tough:

It may be possible to make some sort of a
switch with Pullian from your game with Nebravka. The
most difficult part of thts would be the added expense
of sending him to some other game, and the precedent of
making changes after the assignments are out.

Last year one of the coaches was insistent
on a certain official being taken out of the second game
because of unsatisfactory work in the previous:game. This
is a very dangerous thing tomonkey with.

I know that you are not interested in how this
applies elsewhere, but there are instances every season,in
all conferences where this comes up. Right here in our little
High School League it is hitting me hard. I will probably
loose the championship due to the work of one official, and he
is just as bad as you say Pullina was the other night. This
man will work three of my games, andhe has already lost one
for me, yet I don't feel that I can say a thing. The other
coach, in this case helped select him, and I was in on it
to.

In the event that I am unable to make a change
I will write to Pullian and see if I can't get him straight-
ened out. I know he will be interested in retaining some
standing in the conference. There is the possibility that he
is not conscious of what is ser P ere ne and will be glad to
snap out of it.

Don't think for one minute that I am not fully
aware of just how you feel about this. I know you are always
fair and want to do the right thing, and too I know you will
realize the difficulties involced” here.

Very sincerely yours,

cof Cee tte NA

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January 15, 1943.

Mr. Reaves Peters,
342 So. Chelsea Av@c,
Kansas City, Mo.

Dear Reaves:

Will you kindly send me at your early convenience
an up-to-date list of the officials for our remaining games?

I am particularly interested in the assignment
of officials for our out of town games. As 1 told you, we
have not been too well pleased with the situation at Iowa State
for the past two or three years.

I shall be happy to hear from you.

Sincerely yours,

| Director of Fhysical Education,
PCAsAI Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

March 15, 1945.

Dr. GC. Be Francisoo, f

Argyle Building,
Kansas City, NOe

Dear Dr. Frencisco:

I want to tell you how very much I do appreciate
your personal activity in obtaining the consent of
the General for the boys to fo over to Leavenworth
Sunday.

lie consider you one of our very best friends, and

we want you to imow that we deeply appreciate a busy
man's interest and kindness to we and our boys.

Sincerely yours,

Direator of Physical Education, -
FCAsAH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

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and Ames. The following 12 men made the trip: Coach Allen, Trainer
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Turner, Charlie Black, Otto Schnellbacher, Bill Brill, Armand a Yd

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game meal (13.85) 22.35
Wires and phones (1.15) drinks (1.20) gum (.50) mars (.60) .

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Dining car (16.80) Hotel, Perry (21.65) $8.45

Peb. 17: meals, Perry, Okla.-Breakfast (8.65) Lunch $10.85)

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