PS, (Mr. Ralph Cannon)

1. Doos modern basketball require more stanina, better health,
and condition than when you played?

2. Does modern basketball represent a health hazard?

He asks that I be kind enough to write a brief statement relative
to the two questions mentioned. He further states that he is at
@ loss to understand why you asked him to write the article, but
possibly it is merely the duty of the secretary of the National

Association of Basketball Coaches to collect the opinions of the

You can naturally see, Ralph, why I would not want to answer that
question inmediately because I have already answered that in my
article. Will you kindly keep this confidential because Marsh is
& very good friend of mine, and while I want to cooperate with
hin, I will answer him telling him that I am preparing an article
for youe In that article I have stated what I consider the hasards
to health in modern basketball. After you have seen my article

* and passed on it, one wey or the other, then I will be in position