April @, 1942.

Mr. ©. G. Bayles,
&
Buildings and Grounds.

Dear Ur. Bayless

The grass 7 luxuriant on the University golf course, and
I trust that it will be mowed at « very early date. With the
restriction on golf balls, our players are even more anxious to
have te grass cut so they can find thems

My assistant on the course has also reports that there have
been additional trees planted in the fairways. This is certainly
a@ mental hazard, wad we hoped the planting might have been for-
gotten in these fairweys directly in the flight of the ball. I
appreciate the necessity of landscaping this beautiful Mount
Oread, but there are so few areas of play space and recreation
on Mount Oread that a little cooperation would be greatly apprec-
iated.

Sincerely yours,

| Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
PCAsAH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.