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Mr. Me Pe Ahearn,
Director of Athletics,
Kansas State College,
Manhattan, Kansas.

Dear Mike:

Thank you for your very good letter. Yes, Mike,
I knew through my knowledge of the rules and the experience
that I had gained here as Director of Athletics that you of
yourself could not do the things that I asked. But I was
hoping that you would ask Dr. King to consider the matter.

I know that it would be illegal, but I thought
sine Oklahoma had been so definitely illegal and then had
endeavored to smoke sereen the issue, that maybe someone might
want to call their hend. I certainly would if I could have an
opportunity to do so. I am not a policeman nor do I desire to
persecute anyone, but this Lester Layton ease is not ended yet.
Nor is the action back of transporting those ten boys to
Oklahoma U. over yet. I will endeavor to lay before the con-
ference some information that I think will be rather surprising,
and if the conference desires to do nothing about it, then well

and good.

Prenkly, there are too many yes men in the country
and again, there are too many fellows who think the other fellow
has got something on them and thex are afraid to speak their
minds. I felt that since Oklehoma has cast aspersions on the
University of Kansas and had insinuated that her basketball
coach had made some startling offers to Mr. Tucker, then and
there I wanted to call their hand, and I still do. I have never
seen you afraid of anybody and I do not think that situation will
ever exist.

If dirty linen must be dragged out of the closet to
clean some things up, then I have no hesitancy in doing the m-
savory job. In my humble opinion, Oklahoma has been in very much
the position of Japan when they marched into Manchuoko and of
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Mre He Fe Ahoarn,
Director of Athletios,
Kensas State College,
Manhattan, Kensase

Dear Mike:

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waited for the other fellow to do something about it,
and nobody did. Certainly enough information has been presented
to substantiate facts regarding irregularities practiced by Big
Six Conference members who fracture every rule in the handbook.
But no one enong the Big Six Conference faculty representatives
wants to éa anything shout it.

Thanking you for your good letter, I an

Sincerely yours,

DPirecter of Physical Edvontion and Recreation,
FCAs AN Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

 
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OF AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE

MANHATTAN

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS January 10, 1942

Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Dept. of Physical Education
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear “Phog":

Your letter sugresting that we hold a meeting of
the basketball coaches plus “Jap" Haskell and Bruce Drake has
been received. As you have already indicated in your newspaper
comments, it arrived after I had mailed my answer in the
Tucker case to “Jap” Haskell.

However, I am certain that you, through your long
experience as a director of athletics, know that I do not mve
the authority to. call such a meeting because the subject matter
is of a legislative nature. Apparently, it is difficult, and
perhaps rightly so, for one to secure concrete evidence of
subsidization of athletes by members of any Conference. Rumors
fly thick and fast, and one may have his on opinions regarding
the actions of certain schools, but it is quite another thing
to prove guilt.in a case. I believe that my contention is
supported by the fact that newspapers quote Oklahoma authorities
as furnishing proof that Lester Layton is not being paid by the
Boston Red Sox, but has been legitimately working his way through
school.

In the morning paper they also maintain that they are
entirely innocent on the charge that they are paying the expenses
of the boys from Wichita High School.

I appreciated receiving the information contained in
your letter, but as previously stated, I have no authority vested
in me to call such a meeting as you suggest, because such a
meeting is handled by the Faculty Representatives of the Big
Six Conference.

Very sincerely yours,

M, Fe Ahearn, ‘
Director

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January’ 27, 1942.

Mr. Rebert E. Allen,
44 Marris Hall,
University of Pa.
Philadelphia Pa.

Dear Bobby: —
I am sending you a copy of the letter I sent
to te convocation committee following the convocation-

rally of January 6. I thought you might be interested
in the whole story.

Sincerely yours,

Mirector of Physical Education and Recreation,
Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

 
 

 

 

 

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Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, is attempting to interest
major students in the affairs of their state and national associations, Some of the
ways in which we hope to accomplish this aim is by promoting student membership in
the above organizations, by stimulating an increased attendance at association con-
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send in their student state and national members, A list of these institutions is
enclosed in this letter. The report of offical membership in your state appeared
in the September 1941 Journal of Health and Physical Education as you ne doubt
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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS February 6, 1942

pr. Forrest C. Allen
Basketball Coach
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear “Phog":

Thanks very mch for your willingness to loan the
films of the Kansas University-Kensas State basketball game
to our coach, Jack Gardner. I am certain that Jack will
appreciate your loaning him the films, as he is very anxious
to study the strength and weaknesses displayed in that
game e ‘

Sincerely yours,
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M. F. Ahearn, Director

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February 5, 1942.

Mre Me Fe Ahearn,
Director of Athletics,
Kansas State College,
Manhattan, Kansas.

Dear Mikes

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We have just returned to our desk after being
absent several days on a basketball trip, and I have not
yet had an opportunity to see the film. I am not sure
that it is ready yot, but I shall make inquiries and
write you agein in the very near futures 7

We shall be happy to loan them to Jack Gardner
when they are available. You may expect to hear from me

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physieal Education and Recreation,
PCA: AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

 
KANSAS STATE COLLEGE
OF AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE
MANHATTAN

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS January 50,

Mr. Gwinn Henry
Director of Athletics
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Gwinn:

I am writing in the interest of Mr. Jack Gardner,
our basketball coach, who is very anxious to borrow the films
taken of the basketball game between Kansas University and
Kansas State provided it meets with the er of
Dr. F. Ce ae:

if, far any reason, Doctor Allen is averse to loaning
the film just disregard our request and we will abide by his
decision.

Sincerely yours,

M. F. Ahearn,
Director

 
 

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February 14, 1942.

Br. J. H. Nelson,
Assistant Dean,
The Graduate School.

Dear Dean Nelson:

I am sending you herewith a letter which was
sent to me by Superintendent Ermest R. Allbert of
Smith Center in behalf of Frank Pattee, who is a
candidate for a Swmerfield Scholarship.

I have written to Superintendent Allbert ex-
plaining to him that I am not a member of this
committee. I told him that I was forwarding his
recommendation to yous.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Bducation and Recreation,
Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

 
 

February 14, 1942.

Mr. Ernest R. Alibert,
of Schools,
Smith Center, Kansas.

Dear Superintendent Allbert:

This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of
the 12th instant concerning Frank Pattee, who is a
candidate for one of the Summerfield Scholarships.

T am mot a member of the Summerfield Scholarship
Committee, but I am very happy to refer your letter
to Dean J. H. Nelgon, who is on the committee.
Professor Olin Templin ise chairman of the committee,
but confidentially, I believe it might harm the boy
for me to recommend him to Professor Templin. He
has not been friendly toward athletics, and frankly
if the boy has any athletic skill I believe'a state-
ment from me would not help any.

I trust that you will pardon me for writing you

in this manner, but I went to do what is best for
Frank's welfare.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

 
LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY
-COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
300 PEARL STREET, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

February 24, 1942

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
c/o Kansas University
Lawrence, Kansas

My dear Doc:

I am writing a series of basketball books for the
A. S. Barnes Publishing Company on the subject of
basketball. I know you are busy but hope you can spare a
moment to fill out the attached sheet relative to your
personal contribution to the game. It sure will be
appreciated since I should like such references to be
authentic. A stamped return envelope is also enclosed.

I trust your team will continue successfully

throughout the season. Hope to see youat the con-
vention.

Sincerely,

  
  
  

‘lair Bee, Dir.
Physical Education

P.S. Could you spare me a photo of yourself?

 

 
 

March 5, 1942,

Col. Harry B. Allen,
Commendant, RaQeT Ce, .
Stanford University,

California.

Dear Fetes

I received the enclosed postcard this morning,
which I thought you would like to sees. I don't write
you often but when anything like this comes up I want
you to have it.

Trust that Hannah and Marjorie are well. |

Sincerely yours,

‘Direotor of Physics] Eduontion and Recreation,
PCA: AH Varsity Basketball end Baseball Coach.
EMG e. sy

 
 

March 5, 1942,

Col. Harry B. Allen,

Commendant, RaQeloCe, x
Stanford University,

California.

Dear Petes

I received the enclosed postcard this
which I thought you would like to see. I don't write
you often but when anything like this comes up I want
you to have it.

Trust that Hannah and Marjorie ere well. 7

Sincerely yours,

‘Director of Physical Eduoation and Recreation,
PCA: AH Varsity Basketball end Baseball Coach.
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March 6, 1942.

Me. I. Le Bigus,
3907 Paseo,
Kansas City, Mo.

Dear Mr. Bigus:

Thenk you very much for your postcard concerning
my brother, Harry B. Allen. I am sending your comami-
eation on to him, as I know he would be interested in
hearing from youe His address is Col. Harry 5. -llen,
Commandant, ReOeTeCe, Stanford University, California.

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Bducation and Recreation,
Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.

 
 

Merch 25, 1942.

Athletic Trainers Supply Cos,
451 Broadway,
New York City, NeYe

Dear Sirs: |
Will you kindly send us by return mil
ene dozen Nos PV--Pennsylvania Volley indoor badminton

birds, listed at $4.00 per dozen in your recent catalog?
A money order for 24.00 is enclosed.

Sincerely yours,

, Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
ene Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coache

 
 

 

March Sl, 1942.

Mre Me Po Amrine, Yarden,
Keansgs State Penitentiary,
Lenaing, Fensas.

Dear Warden Amine:

  

Tt was wonterful of you to rip asus
concerning our basketball season, Dem.sorry
Se ee
CAMOS o

The boys had a long and strenuous season,
but they have done remarkably well and I em very
—— oe

We greatly appreciate your loyalty and fine
support at all times.

With kindes*: personal regards end best wishes,
I eam

Very sincerely yours,

\

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
POA:AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.
   
 

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Dr. F.C. Allen
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Sansas.

Dear Allens:

Just wantéd to congratulate you
on the fine season you have had with your
baskef ball team. Twice I planned to see.
the Kansas City contest but one thing and
enother interfered. In the background of
my head, I think, perhaps, the main reason
was I was not sure I could get a favorable
seat when I had waited so late to arrange
for it.

I followed your team through the >
season and I am very proud of it and your
work, as I am sure all of our people are
who take any interest at all in our high
class athletic events.

Yours very truly,

Tee

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Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
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