come out for athletics. He must do that of himself. I did not know
that you and Frosty could not get along. I

with some of the freshmene You kmow young fellows
tougher then the older boys. The older we get the more s
get with the younger fellows because we seo how many silly things we ‘|

and ‘must have opportunity to make mistales + tut not too mus of then ~
before they Your the right wy ef doing things, of putting firet things
firste

Give ity Windeet vegerde So thier. Yocy 1 renonber hin vory wll. -
Hawley is a swell fellow and I hope that he gets elong fines —

Now, regarding plays that I cowld send you, I would rather sug-
gest thet you purchase a copy of “Better Basketball", the new book
that I have written. It gives all the plays and everything in it.
The publisher allows me ten per cent discowmt and the book sells for
$4200, so if you end Hawley would went to send me $3.60 for the book
I will give you the ten per cent off. ‘That is emotly what they
@llow me. I imagine the postage out your way would be about 10/7 or
12Z. I am sending you a description of
 Canpany, and if you s hould send for one and , :
please tell me whether you want it to you or to Hawley or bothe ~~
have some swel] stories in there regarding great games we have played
and altogether I think the took is certainly worth the moneys

: Wo are leaving Friday morning at 8442 on the streamliner for
Stillwatere We change at Enid and get into Stillwater about 2:50.
Dean Nesmith is our trainer and is doing a fine job with the boyse .
Everybody likes hime ‘When he gets as much experience as Elwyn he will
be @ dandy trainer. But of course you know there is only one Dees.
I will tell Elwyn what you said and I kmow he will get a big laugh out
of it. He was a battler in his om right, and I admire him very, very

Write me, Wade, and remember that as soon as things do open up,
“mo ee —— ee
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