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lansne Crate Mica Seno,
HETIVITICES ASSOCIATION

E.A.THOMAS MEMBER OF NATIONAL FEDERATION OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS

COMMISSIONER
ROOM 204: NATIONAL RESERVE BUILDING

TOPGEA

 

February 24, 1939

Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doctor Allen:

According to the reports we have received, there were
more than thirty high schools in the state which played
sixeman football last fall. Included in this number were
Ada, Asherville, Beattie, Bern, Bogue, Burr Oak, Dorrance,
Enterprise, Gaylord, Goff, Hanston, Havensville, Hope,
Ionia, Jewell, Johnson, Kanorado, Kismet, Leonardville,
Mehaska, Mayetta, Pomona, Quenemo, Randall, Roosevelt of
Emporia, Saffordville, Satanta, Simpson, Soldier, Tribune,
Ulysses, Viola and Webber,

I am sorry but the total number of schools playing
sixeman football as well as the participation in each
sport will not be available until the annual reports
are received late this spring. If you desire to have
a summary of these reports after they have been compiled,
T shall be glad to send one to youe

Cordially yours,

E. 4, Thomas
Commissioner

E. R. STEVENS, PRESIDENT
INDEPENDENCE

J. R. JONES, VICE-PRESIDENT
SUBLETTE

E. A. FUNK, TREASURER
ARKANSAS CITY

CLIFFORD D. DEAN
RUSSELL

D. E. WOLGAST
MARYSVILLE

J. E. BOWERS
SENECA