UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI

COLUMBIA

March 10, 1942,

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

De. F. C.. Allen,
Lawrence, Kan.

Mr. Henry Iba,
Stillwater, Okla.

Gentlemen:

The manager of Municipal Auditorium was con-=
tacted this morning as soon as I received notice of the
results of yesterday's negotiations. He was told to
deal direct with you two men.

I'll be in Kansas City on the day of your game
and will be glad to assist you in any way your desire. I
don't know just what I can do but am at your service. The
same is true of Mark Cox, Missouri's athletic publicity
director who also will handle press and radio relations
for the N.C.A.A.

One of you will be in the Western N.C.A.A. games,
and I am attaching some information sheets which cover most
of the questions you might ask.

The court may be equipped with either 6 x 4 wood
backstops or with clear plate glass. The N.C.A.A. will
make use of the gaass backstops. You should inform the
management which kind you want for without instructions
they probably will install the wooden ones.

Here is wishing that both of your teams are in
top form.

Yours truly,

George R dwards.