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The four women's temis courts south of the gymmasium and the women's
hockey field, which was graded about ten years ago at a great expense = & near
financial ealemity ~ are the only outdoor sports on Mt. Oread where the students
can have any physical recreations = ny ee ee eee ee in Amer=
ica that pene the same situations

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by the Athletic Association, The Department of Physical Education has never spent —
any money for their building. The lots on Illinois and 11th Street were purchased

_ by the writer for the Athletic Association (University of Kansen Payaienl Mawestion
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Son of Ou talonttins "It was much cheaper to buy a city let ond build « tennis 7
court off the campus of the University than it was to drain, grade and build a tennis ce
court on the rugged campus of lit. Oread. Four city lots were purchased under this
‘line of reasoning, and they are now used by the students as tennis courts. The :
Deparixgent of Physical Education has partially maintained them, end this year is
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draw financial supporte

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: ditch which has been partially filled in with rock by the Depart
ik at uildings and Gromds to prevent the land washing away on this newly ac-
quired field. a.
could be reclaimed for the students, :

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and permanent playing space for the University students who vitally need this
facility for their bodily vigor and their recreation.

   

Very sincerely yours,

maeik Uo aka :
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