rls The ‘letter from Allen to Wede-—
M king included a paragraph or two!
WS iregarding Glenn’s visit: BY
“Mr. Glenn,” writes Allen, “is
4 apo the best good luck charm iL
“hen we have had in Lawrence, |0
_ | Kansas for a long time. He wrote ”

© with Coach Lonborg when nore
1 western beat: Minnesota, and _ he’
} | also informed me that he was
‘going to come to our Oklahoma. i
‘| Aggie-Kansas game to be: a good
~\Tuck charm for us against them.
Well, this is exactly what it turn:
ed out to be because Mr, Glenn
not only lent his enthusiastic sup-
‘port but talked to the team mem-_
‘|bers before the game started and |
‘gaye them a fine pep talk.”
i ; : th
That the local basketball expert |,
helped a great deal on his trip to |}
| Lawrence is the contention of Al-
‘len for his writes further:

 

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“T am sure that Glenn’s pres-
ence contributed materially to the |}j
victory. He is a swell fellow and
everybody liked him very much.
Ii ever we go through Beardstown,
John Glenn will be number one
on the list and the Campus Inn }j
will be the second place, we will |}
stop.
“T do not know whether you
listen in on station WREN or not, |}
but the other night when they |
broadcast our game they mention-
ed that Mr. Glenn was in our
midst and gave’ him quite a build-
up. ‘They also announced it over
the public address system at the