What I would like to see now is as many as possible
in the N.C.A.A. group, named in the enclosed ppopf sheet
of a recent column, express themselves on the matters
mentioned there :

I do not believe the fathers and mothers of this land
want their kids exposed to the temptations surrounding ©
--admittedly surrounding--college clubs that go into The
Garden. ) ee

I do not know what Harry Carlson is going to say but it So 6.
should be good. Harry gets pretty academic in his writings, —
put he has a darn good punch if he will throw 1 ty ae oe

I wish you could be here for the opening of our Victory
League basketball season, Monday Dec. 11. We will have a
very fine loop this year with five army instalations-- — eo
Buckley and Lowry Fields, Fort Logan, Fitzsimons hospital and _
Fort Warren (Wyoming) plus Ambrose & Co,, boasting Jack =
McCracken and Ace Gruenig. This 1Sop plays a mighty fine _
brand of ball--once a week in town and once on post, the
latter games free for service men. It is strictly non-
profit, civic minded citizens doing the work and anything
that is made going into simple awards for the players anda |
whale of a nice party at the end, Se ee

It does wonders for the game here.

We will also have a Junior Victory league this year with
not less than 3,000 boys and 1,000 girls playing ina regular
schedule--fully uniformed and all that, Your old friend
Bill Greim sets this up and his assistant Jack Evans runs it,
and turns in a whale of a job. We take some money out of
the A.A.Us. to Help. We see eye-toeye on the A.A.U.. |
nationally, but for the last three years the Rocky Mountain
section has been turning in a great job, spending money to
foster sports. 3 a

Can you stri@ up some of the "NAMES" within the N.C.A.A.?