BASKETBALL
“Phog” Allen — Henry Iba

Dr. Forrest “Phog’”’ Allen of the University of Kansas and
Henry P. ‘““Hank’’ Iba of Oklahoma A. & M. College repre-
sent the best in basketball coaching that the Middlewest has
to present. Seldom do the students of one coaching school
have the opportunity of attending the classes of two such
prominent coaches of one sport.

Dr. Allen has been head basketball coach at K. U. for the
past twenty years during which time a record has been com-
piled that cannot be equalled by any other school in this
section. Dr. Allen was a fine player at K. U. more than 30
years ago and his record as a coach and expert in the field
of athletic injuries, their care and treatment, is well known
throughout the country. “Phog” is a veteran in the coach-
ing field but is still in the front ranks. His lectures and
demonstrations will be good because he puts everything he
has into his courses.

Iba’s record is not so long as that of Allen but it shines
with the same degree of brilliance. As an athlete at West-
minister College he won a dozen letters and as a coach at
Classen High School, Oklahoma City, his teams attracted the
attention of the entire Southwest. At Maryville Teachers
College his teams were unequalled in college play and almost
won the National A. A. U. championship against the finest
teams in the nation. He served one year at Colorado Uni-
versity, transferring to Oklahoma A. & M. where he has
been athletic director and basketball coach since 1935.

Both have been instructors in our school in past years. It
is significant that their teams met in the final playoffs for the
district N. C. A. A. championships this year and Dr. Allen’s
victorious team continued to the finals of the national
N. C. A. A. championships against the great Indiana team.
Allen will appear during the first of the week and will be
followed by Iba. They both will participate in.a clinic at
the close of the school. |

ATHLETIC INJURIES
AND TRAINING METHODS

Dr. Allen will offer a course in The Care and Treatment
of Athletic Injuries, in addition to his basketball course.
This very important subject has been emphasized in our
previous schools and we have presented some of the leading
trainers of the entire United States. Dr. Allen’s long experi-
ence and success in this field guarantees a continuation of
the best to be offered in injury treatment.

TRACK AND FIELD
Ward Haylett, Kansas State College

Few coaches have achieved the success enjoyed by Ward
Haylett, veteran Kansas State track and field mentor, in devel-
oping performers in this sport. In his years at Kansas State
he has raised track and field sports from the bottom of con- —
ference standings to persistent contenders for champion-
ship honors.

Haylett is a hard worker and has something really worth-
while to offer for those who are interested in the proper
scientific development of youngsters in track and field. His
own success is indicative of what can be done without a
group of “stars” through the medium of hard work and
the sensible application of proper coaching and training
methods.