August 13, 1941.

Mr. John T. Doyle,
c/o Americen Sports Publishing Co.,
19 Beekman Street,
New York City, N.Y.

Dear Mr. ‘Deyle:

Doubtless you will receive a tear sheet from Clyde
McBride's Sporting Comment as of yesterday, August 12th. But
I clipped this out more as a memorandum so it would recall to
my mind the necessity of writing you to congratulate you on
the most outstanding work perhaps of any man in sports. I say
this without fear of flattery or contradiction.

Through the long years you have been a sportsman,
a high grade gentleman, and an indefatigable worker. It must
be a source of great pride and joy to a man when in his mature
years he can look back over a wonderful record of accomplish~
ment and friends by the legion.

It was perfectly fitting that Walter R. Okeson should
give you the entire credit by saying “the only editor was John Tf.
Doyle. « + « Hats off to John T. Doyle.“
| | ly sincerest wishes to you for many happy and durably
joyous days.

Sincerely yours,

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