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“December 27, 1940

In the neratag we went on a sight seeing tour throughout the city.
We saw many of the more Sensis budldings. We also saw the Normandie, which
had been in dock since the start of the war. The evening was spent in a
“do as you like" manner. Some went to shows while others did more sight
seeinge Still some went to see the Fred Waring broedeaste

: 2 December 28

This morning we went to Rockefeller Center. Many went to the
music hall for a show. ‘The others, nemely, Senneman, Hogben, and Engleman
went on a tour of tho Ne B. 0, broadessting building. This last group
got eoveraved and that was the reason they took in the educational phase
of Radio City. The afternoon was, spent in sleep in preparation for our
fateful defeat, We won't say much about ‘the game, except that we saw -
too many sights to. play good basketball. After the game

ne December 29

we went to the Blue Room of the Hotel Lincoln where we ate and listened to
the music of Tony Pastor. oe

On the morning of the 29th we were privileged to sleep or do as
we liked. Engleman, Sannemen, Hell and Hogben wont with Brad Thompson,
friend of Sennemen, on.« tour of the eity. He took us on the ferry
and the subway, to the Statue of Liberty, and to many other interesting
places we hatin't seen. We left New York in the afternoon and went on a
short trip to Philadelphia. Upon our arrival we went immediately to:
Swathmore, where we were going to vetrent before the game with Temple.
After a ‘brief work-out at the Swathmore field house we went to the

Swath Haven Inn for dinner. end to spend the night. We all retired early