January 8, 1942.

Dre Ce Be Francisco,

Argyle Building,
Kansas City, los

Tear Dr. Francisco:

I want to tell you how happy I was to see you
at the basketball game, and only sorry that I did not get
opportunity to visit with you. It was mighty nice of you
show the enthusiasm that you do for sports. I wish that I
might have had time to usher you over to our bench so that
you could have sat with our boys, but I was pretty much keyed
up just before that Oklahum contest and was thinking of
whipping the Sooners and not doing moh entertaininge

I wanted to tell you that Bobb; Allen made
every effort to endeavor to see you in Kansas City, but he
came home with a very severe cold bordering on flu and we
kept him in the house most of the tine. lie got a letter
yesterday from him\in Philadelphia saying the cold was still
holding on but he hoped te fight it off successfully. He
Se Fee ereny te eee oe mene Se Me eee Oe
SEC YOUs

With kindest personal regards, I am

Sincerely yours,

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