October 22, 1937

Coach WV, H, Browne,
Vaiwereity of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Nebraska,

Dear Brownie:

Thanke for your good letter of the
i9th, I was happy to have a progress report on
MeIlrayvy. Our family hes been much interested |
and concernid, and we have followed every bit of
progress that he has made.

, We sincerely trust that the cperation
te remove the blood clot will be entirely success-
ful and that he will fully recover ell his
faculties, I certainly egree with you that his
parents have been umsual, I have watched their
attitude all the way through, and it is exceptional,

i assure you that I will be very much
on time at our December 4th meeting, and since
officers were selected for our soaches' meeting

at the previous set-up I am sure there will be no
time lost, ae | .

it is entirely agreeable that you re-+
‘serve your opinion on these goals until our Deeenber
meeting, George Edwards wrote me saying that he
would be very happy to use the baskets at Lawrence,
They certal add a lot of interest to the game, in
my opinion, Tare is a red blink at eve 1 when
it is made, and I think that stimulates

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nerve to see the flash, However, I think this whole
problem should come in for discussion at our meeting,

| I think the candle foot light of each —
- place should be diseussed, and uniforaity as far as