MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE

3 SIOUX CITY, IOWA
DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS J.M. SAUNDERSON
AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION R. GLENN ROGERS

January 28, 1937

Dr. Forrest Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

My dear Dr. Allen:

I was very pleased to receive your letter in which
you expressed your willingness to come to our summer
coaching school next summer. You will remember this
school is held at Spirit Lake, Iowa, and that the dates
are Agust 16-21. I am sure that your suggestion of a
lecture or two on the treatment of athletic injuries is
a Pine one. It has been my belief that all the young
coaches are very much interested in this subject.

Present indications would be that we are to have as
the head-liner in football Noble Kizer, of Purdue, and he
expects to bring two of his assistant coaches with him
to help put on his football classes. We also expect to
use Coach Leahy, of Fordham, in a lecture or two on some
special football subject. We are to again use the plan
which was so successful last summer of giving an hour
or two to a number of outstanding high school coaches
in this section of the country. These men discussed sub-
jects of special interest to high school coaches, and the
plan was very popular last summer.

As outlined in my previous letter, we are suggesting
that we give you one-sixth of the receipts for your work
at the school. You would be assigned five two-hour ?
periods for backetball, anc probably two periods for
athletic injuries lectures. We feel that the percentage
of the receipts is the fair way for all concerned in the
school. I am sure that you will agree that we have a
fine staff lined up, and if the school draws students
because of the program, it is fair that our instructors
shoulc share in the patronage. |

I would be very pleased to have your reaction to the
proposal, and will be glad to keep in touch with you 4s
our plans develop. With best wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

  
   

Saunderson

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