Dear Mr. Pierce,

: Ben Mintz, Cornell's Athletic Publicity Director, asked
me to send you this article. The victory over Colgate was

a very big one for Cornell. It ons, ts all probability,
that we will enter the Kansas tourney unbeaten. Harvard
and Brown should not prove too tough on the next two week-
ends as both games are played in Ithaca.

However, Washington U. (of St. Louis) might give us
trouble as the game will be played on the Washington court.
The outstanding player for Cornell in the first two games
has been 546" Chuck Rolles. However, an unheralded soph,
Larry Pearson has sparkled in limited action against both
Colgate ahd Buffalo. In fact, it was Pearson who proved
to be the difference in the Buffalo game.

If there is any way I can be of further service to
you, please do not hesitate to write.

Sincerely,

(Sports Editor)

Cornell Daily SUN