February 11, 1944.

”/Sgt. H. W. Adams,
| $22nd Base Hg. Sq.,
Bainbridge Army Air Field,
Bainbridge, Georgia.

Dear Sergeant Adams:

I am afraid that you will not like our record in
basketball this year. ee + ee oe roe
of our genes played to date.

ii@ have but one old man from last year's team and
he was a substitute. All the other boys are entirely new and
it is difficult to get them to work together in a cohesive
unit. There is not much systemization carried out in the games.
Therefore, we are taking quite a few lickings. However, this is
war year and the main job is to win the war. Last year we had
an ever-victorious team and finished the conference race with a
—— oe But this year is just another year.

I am heppy to know that you are a native Kansan and |
that some day you expect to go to the University. I assure you
it will be a pleasure to have you with us.

Mith all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

fe Direotor of Physical Mducation,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.