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KINGMAN, KANS. May 31, 1939.

Dr. Forest C. Allen,
Director of Athletics,
University of Kansas.
Lawrence, Sansas.

Dear Does:

: I have your letter concerning the golf
tournament for June 10th, and thanks for the complement.I do however
appreciate the letter, and would like mighty well to be in Lawrence.
at that time, and also would like to play golf, mt my time is so
thoroughly tseken up for the next two weeks that it is impossible

for me to take on any more, I will however teil Dr. Eggleston and
Paul Wunsch about the tournament and it may be that they will be
going that way.

I congratulate you upon the suodessful golf
team as well as a quite successful track team for this year. I trust
that we will see a much improved football situation in the fall, and
I believe that we will.

Tell Cap. freece and Jake Jones, that + sure
would liek to be there and play golf with them, and may try to
do that some time, but not this spring.

Again thanking you, > al,

Yours truly,

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WILLIAM W. BLAIR
ATCHISON, KANSAS

May 31,1959

Mr. Forrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Forrest:

I have yours of the 26th, and am certainly
sorry that I haven't answered sooner, but I
have been out of town recently and am just
now catching up on various correspondence
that accumulated.

Certainly sorry that it is going to be impos-
sible for me to join you for the Golf Tournament
June 10th, but I am planning another trip and
will be gone about that time.

However, I am passing your letter on to Ray Jones,
and in the event he is interested or can get away
he will communicate with you.

Certainly want to thank you for this invitation
and the next time you have such a tournament don't
fail to include me for I would more than like to
come. Again thanking you, I remain

Sincerely yours

WWB.MD. er
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TOPEKA, KANSAS

June
lst
1939

Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Hiucation
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

I have tried to arrange some
way to come to the Zolf tournament on the
LOth, but due to the fact that I will be out
of the office two days of that week, I don't
feel that I should spend any more time away.

I hope everyone has a good time
and thank you for your kind invitation,

Very truly yours,

 

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June 1, 19359.

Dr. F. GC. Atienu,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen:

I would like very much to
be in attendance for the golf match which
you have arranged for June 10th; how-
ever, I will be busy in the June term of
our District Court. I hope all the
fellows have a nice time and I feel
sure that Glenn will give every one a
good match.

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June 5, 19359

Dr. F.C. Allien
University Of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doctor:

I returned From western Kansas last night and
this morning found your invitation to play golf against
the Seniors on June 10th. -

I am very sorry that I will be unable to attend
as Dad left this morning and I must stay on the job. I appree
iate your invitation and am very sorry that I will be unable
to help " pin the Seniors ears back."

Please remember me to Mrs. Allen and your family.

Sincerely yours,

pt Pege-——
‘  JoHN M. WALL

COUNTY ATTORNEY, CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY

SEDAN, KANSAS

June 2, 1939

Mr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Education
Kansas University

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Sir;

Your letter of May 20th with reference to the golf tourn-
ament between the alumni and the seniors has been received.

I have played the lawrence Country Club course since it
was re-designed and the last nine holes added, and I feel
sure that it is “tough.” JI would very much like to be
present and engage in the match, even though my»golf is
very poor, but, due to the fact that I have been away
from my office for some three weeks, I feel that it will
be impossible for me to be present. -

I am sure that the alumni can hold their own against any
team, and that they will be successful in the tournament.
Of course, they will undoubtedly have to receive a great
many instructions from the coach, but I am sure that they
will be successful.
With kindest personal regards, I am
Very truly yours,
Noll
In, Math

ohn M- Wall

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Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Forrest:

Bill Blair has passed on to me your
kind invitation to attend the golf tournament
this Saturday.

I, too, regret it will be impossible
for me to drive down, due to a previous engage-
ment.

I hope I will be more fortunate in
the event you have future such tournaments
in which you might be kind enough to include
me.

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Dear Rogge:

I am very sorry to tell you that it will be impossible
for me to be in Lawrence on the 10th, as I will out on
the territory at that time. However, I am calling
Richard Douglas and he will write you if it is possible
for him to be in Lawrence.

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DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED MECHANICS
LAWRENCE, KANSAS

Memorandum for Dr.F.C.Allen, in re. Commencement Golf.

The committe agreed that it would be worth while to try to
secure a team of alumni to compete with a team of seniors.

It was suggested that

(a) Fred Ellsworth write to the chairman of the
various alumi groups,in the cities of Kansas and elsewhere,
asking for a list of the golf playing alumni in the city
and a statement as to their handicap in their local club.
There was no thought of approaching them with regard to play-
ing on an alumni team at commencement; merely get a list of
_ names with each man's handicap.

(b) With the lis# in hand a study of the list could
be made by the committee ( Chiefly Glen on this) with a view
toward making a creditable match.

(c) The men selected for the alwmi team were then
to be high-pressured f? into coming up for the day, Sat. June 10,
to participate in the* game. It would likely be necessary to
select two or three times the number of men required for the
team in order to get enough of them here to form a team.

(ad) It was contemplated that the team should con-
sist —-

men on each side.

It may be that instead of (a) above, the better plan
would be for Dr.Allen to secure the names of the alumi
‘Chairmen from Fred Ellsworth and do all of the correspond=
ing himself. The thought here is that Fred,not being a golfer,
might not get ge across to the chairmen exactly what we wants;
i.e. first,a list of the alwmi in each town who play golf, and
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Dr Forrest C Allen,
The University of “ansas
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Phog:--

i recived your letter of May 26th and
have been trying to arrange to get back for the 10th.
Matters have come up which will prevent my doing so.
Our meting at Dearborn was postponed until next Monday
the 12th. I will have to heave here Saturday arriving
there Monday morning or Sunday night. +n consquence I
will be unable to stop at Lawrence. Will you kifly tell
Irving Hill that my failure to come has saved him
considerable money.

My very kin: regards to you old fellow.

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June 9, 1959.
Mr. Forrest C. Allen,
Lawrence, Sansas.
My dear sir:

Your letter of the 7th is at oe Thank you
very much for the compliment, but I am not that good. -
merely play golf to recover from a condition they call
muscle-bound. injoy it very much, and it seems to be
lossening the joints.

It would be impossible for me to get away tomorrow,
ascone of the boys here in the Bank has the mumps and makes
a shorthanded. Besides Varl is going to spend the week end
with us, and we will likely work over the Katy Golf course
at Parsons tomorrow afternoon and the Gountry Club at
Chanute Sunday morning.

With kindest regards for the compliment anyway,

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April 18, 1941

* University of Kansas Golfer:

_ On dume 11 to 15 The Lawrence Country Club will be the spot where
all golfers will congregate for the Kansas Amateur Golf Association
Tournaments 4.271 Kansas Golf Champion will be crowned and ve cordially
invite all amateur university golfers to participate in this event.

The Lawrence Country Club makes this attractive offer: permission

_ *%@ use the golf course from this date to dume 16 for the sum of $10.00.
which sum also gives you the opportunity to participate in the State
Tournament without the extra registration fee of $3.00; and permitting
you to pley wider the neme of The Lawrence Country Club, or your home
town club, if they sre members of the associetion. This $10.00 fee
inoludes e berbecue, banquet and other social features throughout the
tournament. Below is the schedule:

Weds dune UL * Pro matoh in morning

Prosamateur in afternoon ($75 added to event)
Barbeoue in evening (free if registered -= not

registered = 50¢)
: Qualifying dey for amateurs

Thurse' dune 12 - Qualifying day = 18 heles
Banquet in evening
Low medel and team cup ‘trophies presented
Putting sontests

Frise dune 13 - Mateh pley in all flights
Putting contests

Sat. dune 14 + Match pley finals end somi-finels

Sune’ dune 15 * Finals (championship 26 holes)

You are assured at least two days of fine golf. Make your plens
to get in on this tournament. For other information get in touch with
Forrest Cs Allen, Physical Fducation Department, University of Kansas;
Chick Pontius at the club; George T. Wetzel, Secretary, in the Jayhawker
Theater Building; or William Fs. Shannon, — of Economics, Univ-

ersity of Kenses.
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April 16, 1941

Mre Charles Case, President
Bete. Theta Pi Fraternity
1425 Tennessee Street
Lawrenée, Kansas

Dear Charles:

I am sending you a copy of a letter that we expect to
send to all students who pley golf at the University of Kansas.
I would appreciate it very much if you would either post this
on your house bulletin board or read it at one of your chapter
meetings e

The purpose of the Lawrence Country Club is to get as
many students as possible in the Kansas Amateur Golf Association
Tournaments The Lawrence Coutry Club's Fee, which is usually
$10.00, has not been increased for the tournament, but they
give the students the golfing course privilege as well as
entry in this splendid championshipe

As you can see, the match starts Wednesday mornings
June 11, and the finals end Sunday, June 15. The qualifying
day on Thursdey will permit all amateur university players an
opportunity to play at least two matches, and that is a lot of
fun when you are paired up against competition in an event of
this nature.

I will eppreciate your kindly cooperation in making
this tournament in early June the finest that the State of
Kansas has produced.

Sincerely yours,
pant Me

Forrest Ce Allen, Chm. Tournament Committee

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April 16, 1941

Mr. Wilbur Reese

Mire George Te Vetzel

Mire CeCe Carl

Gentlemens
I am enclosing herewith a copy of the

letter I have written to coach fraternity President

regarding the Kansas Amateur Golf Association Tournamente
This is to show you what we are doing to

boost the golf interest at the University among the
studentse )

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Edueation and Recreation
versity Basketball end Baseball Coach

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University of Kansas Golfers:

On June 11 to 15 the Lawrence Country Club
will be the spot where all golfers will congregate ~ for The Kansas
Amatd?w- Golf Association Tournament, A 1941 Kansas Golf Champion will
be crowned and we cordially invite all Amatefy University Golfers to
participate in this event.

The Lawrence Country Club makes this
attractive offer = permission to use the golf course from this date
to June 15th. for the sum of $10.00 which sum also gives you the
opportunity to participate in the State Tournament without the extra
registration fee of $3.00, permitting you to play under the name of
The Lawrence Country Club, or your home town club, if they are members
of the Association, This $10.00 fee includes a barbecue, banque’ and
other social features throughout the tournament. Below is the Schedule.

Wed. June 11 = Pro match in morning
Pro-Amateur in afternoon ($75.00 added to event)
Barbecue in evening (free to all who have registered)

others not registered, .50¢.

Qualifying day for Amateurs.

Thurs, June 12 #
Qualifying day - 18 holes.
Banquet in evening,
Low medal and Beam Cup trophies presented
Putting contests.

Friday June 134
Match play in all flights
Putting contests in evening

Sat, June 14 «

; Mat@h pley Finals and Semi-Finals.

Sun. June 15 =

Finals (Championship 36 holes)

You are assuped at least two days of fine golf.
Make your plans to get in on this tournament. For other information get in
touch with Dr, F.C.Allen, Chick Pontius at the Club or Geo.T.Wetzel Secy.
in the Jayhawker Theatre Building.

Cordially yours
Dr.F.C.Allen, Chm, Tourn. Com,
C.C.Carl, Pres. K.A.G.A.
 

 

April 12, 1941

Professor William shannon

118 Strong Hall
University of Kansas

Dear Prof, Sharnons

I &m sending you a carbon copy of a letter thet we
expect to send all students who pley golf at the University of
Kansase Would you kindly mail me a list of the members of your
golf squad so we can write each of them?

I believe the enclosed letter contains all the essential
information, as well as the playing schedule and. the price of
entoring, end so forthe The lawrence Country Club is encouraging
everyone to get into this Tournement, and we will appreciate your
friendly and cooperative spirit in enlisting as many students as
possible in this Tournaments |

‘I have just.talked with lir. Parl Falkenstien regarding
your membership, and he is more than hapyy to pay the $10.00 7
So wo will sign you up as Noe 1 member from Mount Oread, We wi
deliver this membership to Mre Earl Falkenstien who will write the |
check, and then we will send the membership card to yous

If from time to time you learn of any new prospects for
the Farsas Amateur Golf Association Tournament, I would appreciate
it if you would kindly call Miss Cerstenberger, my secretary, and
give her the names of the prospectse We will be glad to write theme

With appreciation, I an,

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation
Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach

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lire Robert Burns, President
Acecia Fraternity

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pear Foberts

I am sending you @ copy of a letter that we expect to
send to all students who play golf at the University of Kansas.
I would appreciate this very much it you would either post
this on your house bulletin board or read this letter at one

of your chapter meetingse :

The purpose of the Lawrence Country Club is to get
as many students as possible in the Nansas Amateur Golf Assoce
jation Tournament, ‘The Lawrence Country Club's fee, which is _
usu@aly $10.00, has not been increased for the tonrnament, but .
they give the students the golfing course privilege as well as
entry in this spéendid champi onshi pe

As you can see, the matches start Wednesday morning
June 11, and the finals end Sunday, Jume 15< The qualifying
day on Thuréday will permit all amateur University golfers an
opportunity to play at least iwo matches, and that is a lot |
of fun wher you are paired up against competition in an event
of this natures

I will appreciate your kindly sbhinicnctiees in mking
this tournament in early ne the finest that the State of
Kansas has producedes |

Sincerely yours,
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Forrest? Ce Allen, Chairman Tournament Comaittee

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I am sending you a eaxken copy of a letter that we
expect to send all students who play golf at the University of
Kansase I would appreciate this very much if you would either
post this on your house bulletin board or read this letter at
one of your chapter meetings.

The purpose of the Lawrence kenies Club is to get as
many students as possible in the Kansas Amateur Golf Association
Tourmamente ‘The Lawrence Country Club's fee, which is usually
$10.00, has not been increased for the tournament, but. they give
the students the golfing course privilege as well as entry in
this splendid championshipe

As you can see, the matches start Wednesday morning
juny ll, and the finals end Sunday, Jme 15¢ The qualifying
day on Thursday will permit all amateur University golfers an
opportunity to play at least two matches, and that is a lot of
fun when you are paired up against competition in an event of this
naturee

I will appreciate your kindly cooperation in making
this tournament in early Jue the finest that the State of Kansas
has producede

Sincerely yours,

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University of Kansas Golfers:

On June 11 to 15 the Lawrence Cowmtry Club will be the
spot where all golfers will congregate #» for the Kansas Amateur
Golf Association Tournament. A 1941 Kansas Golf Champion will be
crowned and we cordially invite all Amateur University Golfers to
participate in this event.

The Lawrence Country Club makes this attractive offer:¢
permission to use the golf course fron this date to June 15 for the -
sum of $10.00, which sum also gives you the opportunity to participate
in the State Tourmament without the extra registration fee of $3e00, 5
permitting you to play under the name of The Lawrence Country Club,
or your home town club, if they are members of the Associations. This
$10.00 fee includes a barbecue, banquet and other social features
throughout the tournaments Below is the schedule,

Weds June 11 = Pro mtch in morning
Proeemateur in afternoon ($75 added to event)
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Thurse Jume 12= Qualifying day = 16 holes
Banquet in
Low medal and Team Cup trophies presented
Putting contests . es

Frie June 15 = Match play in all flights
Putting contests in evening

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Sate June 14 + Match play Fimls and Seniefinals
Sune June 15 = Finals (Chempionshi p 36 ; ) AO af ee

You are assured at least two days of fine golf. Make your
plans to get in on this tournamente For other information get in touch
with Forrest Ce Allen, Physical Rducation Department, University of Kansasy
Chick Pontius at the Clubs George Te Wetzel, Secretary, in the Jayhawker
po ag Buildings or Williem F. Shamon, Department of Economics, University
of °

Cordially yours,

Forrest ©. Allen, Chm, Tournament Committee
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