cenuary 24, 1942

Mrs John Glem
Glem Utilities
Beardstomm, I) lincis

| ‘8 soon as I received. your good letter T took it home so the
family could read ite We were all happy that you hed a chance to eat
breakfost with Jane and have.a good visit with here We were also glad
to know that there is the possibility of your getting over to’ Columbia
on Friday, February 21s oh

ss Yes, it would be 2 fine idea if yon could bring John Musgrove
Glong, We will certainly be lookins for hime T hope he is a better
student than John Buescher, but John Iusgrove also had academic mortality
at Colorados a .

Thank you for your good wishes teganding the progress that Kansas
ig making, but I want to tell you we are skating om mighty thin ices

Regarding the ruling on the rejection or the acceptance of @
free throw, the interpretation of the basketbell rules is this; that
it is not necessary for the froesthrower to give his deeision on the
second free throw until he has thrown the first, I do not know what
‘the high school rule is on that and of course the high school rule would
govern high school contests» The State rule would first epply and then
the National Federation Rule. would apply in case there is no specifies
high school rulee My notion is that * the player elected to throw the
first free throw then he still has ten seconds to tarow the second, and
it would be anple time for him to mike his decision at that times

| Tt seons as if there are entirely: toe mary squabbles in high
schools over these things, end my notion is that they endeavor to
straitejacket these high school players with too mamy tech calitiess
if we would use ¢ _judgment in mest cases it would be a lot better
than too muny rulose Thank you for sending me the eliprings

Now, I want to write you regerding John Bueschers He was in
the hospital over a week with carbuncles on his knee and hed the flus
and Dean warned him that he wae apt to produee trouble, John told hin

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