December 21, 1942.

You asked for any hint
enly one that I know of. The whistle was blow many times before
there was a held ball. I know they do this in high schools to
keep the play from getting too rough, but two players of epposite
sides must have their hands upon the ball before the whistle oan
be blown. That means possession, and many times there was no
possession when the whistle was blown fer a toss-up.

The other error I noticed was that severa] times after a goal
had been made the Kansas team would have possession of the ball
going up the cowt and the whistle was blown and a substitute
allowed to enter. This was done by the
whether it was your pertner or not, but the only time the whistle
should be blown to allow a player to go in
the ball was dead out of bods. If t

was out of bounds, then of course play should continue util the
next dead ball situation. AAO

Bill Brill has a very bad knee and will not be able to make
the trip Hast. Ray Evans was injured in a collision with Charlie
Black, beth players on the same side, and Ray was nearly knocked
up te his best. It seems as if every time we start East we have
some very, very bad luck, but lots of other fellows are having a
let worse luck than we are, so we shovldn'’t complain.

With all good wishes, I am
Sincerely yours,

Direoter of Physical Education,
POA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.