March 20, 1942

lire Ce Ag Clingenpeel

Health and Recreational Service
Central College

Fayette, Missouri

Dear Mre Clingenpeels

Thank you, “Clingie", for your good letter as of March Se The
Hebrasia game was a corker and we were more than delighted in our ability

has been a fine student and en exeuplary chap, both in the hone onl’on
the athletic field, end he has been what we call a clean « He
@ great source of pleasures |

You would reduce the number of fouls to nearly oneehalf, and instead
of ganging in and crashing under the basket, the play would be to pass out
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pleyer would lose his importance tremendously because many these gangling
fellows would be forced to shoct the same as the rest of the players do who
are not so telle His markemanship would not be comparable to the wellelmit,
wellecoordinated versatile athlete who accamodates his muscles of his eyes to
height the same as he does to distances If you will raise
feet and scrimmage e few times, I am sure that you will be sold on thet change
more than any others ; ao

Agpin thanking you for your kind words and wishing to be remembered
) your good wife ond your splendid family, and with one other fond wi 3 that
have more than one of your four sons who will be a stand-out in games in
ich you- stood out so prominently, I an, |

Sincerely yours,

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Director of Physical Education and Recreation

7 Varsity Sasketball and Baseball Coach
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