Nay 6, 1942.

Dr. A. E. Garrison,

Colegio Americano Para Varones,
Apartado 35 - Aereo 3604,
Bogota, Colombia, S. As

Dear Dr. Garrison:

I beg your pardon for the long delay in responding
to your kind letter of February 24th. Our basketball season
did not end at the normal time, and since then I have been
covered up with teaching and administrative work. We tied
with Oklahoma for the Big Six championship, but our defensive-
offensive ratio was better, so we were selected to play the
Oklehome Aggies to determine the Fifth District representative
in the N.C.AA. playoff. We defeated then in a close game in
Kansas City. Then we met Colorado on March 20 and lest to
them by two points, and the same night Stanford defeated Rice.
The next night Stanford defeated Colorado by about 11 points,
and we defeated Rice by two points.

About the middle of Yarch Dr. Elbel was called for
Service as associate director of physical training in. the
Army Air Force, and I took over a couple of his classes.

Gur enrollment is dowm about 12%, and the University
authorities expect a further decrease next year. However, I
believe the Summer Session will be very well attended. The
campus is thinning out perceptibly when we look for the male
members of the families.

You ask about Relph Miller. At the close of the basket-
ball season he became ill with lobar pneumonia and has been in
the hospital for several weeks. He is out now, however, and is
attending classes, but it will be several mouths before fe will
be himself again.

an pl: Wt cae la ick es cae es es
the Goal-Hi rule book. Inmediately upon receipt of your other
letter I wrote the Medart People in St. Louis, asking them to
send you one. To make sure that you get a copy I am enclosing
one that I have here in the office, and trust that it will not
be too late to be of benefit to you.

With kindest regards to you and your fine family, I em

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.