Wir. Bob Oyler,
729 Massachusetts St.,
Lawrence, Kangas.

Dear Bobs

f an sending you a small stipend for your Kindnesses
in officiating our two baseball cames.

With all kindmess, Bob, I want to say that I think
you are a good football and basketball official. You played
basketball and did a fine job of it, and I thought you were —
a corking good basketball officiel. ‘The easiest game to
officiate is football, and it does not take a definite kmow-
ledge of football to get along.

But in baseball you must have played it and know the
rules, of which there are many, > oe

: Frankly, Bob, I thought you got over your head in
endeavoring to umpire college baseball. I want you to know
that I em most kindly disposed to you, but I think you out-
reached yourself in enileavoring to officiate this sport.
ne is the renson we Ghd met une you any more.

With all good wishes, I am

Very sincerely yours, —

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