January 2, 1946-

Dr. Lawrence E. Pilkin
7025 North Washington S$, reet
-gunction City, Kansas ; ) |

Dear Dr. Larrys

f am enclosing a carbon copy of the letter that

I have written to Frank Myers, the ticket manager at Kansas
State College, He will be at the ticket booth and I am
sure he will take care of yous ‘=

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There is only one catch to this and that is if the
Aggies would refuse to admit anyone other than students. Then,
of course, they don't sell any tickets, but I am writing Frank
Myers early enough to ascertain that. However, this rule has
been in affect for quite some time and they have always taken
care of us with a few special guests. I am sure nothing will
come of it, so you expect to go unless you hear otherwise.

Our team was not powerful enough against the Oklahoma
Aggies because those boys down there match the G. Ie Bill of
Rights dollar for dollar for good ball players. We had two
‘good ball players and they had eight, five regulars and three
in reserve which are good enough to beat a college team where
no special inducements in an athletic way are offered, as is
the habit here at the University of Kansas. They just doubled
on Black and Schnellbacher and our other three boys were not.
potent enough to get the Aggy power,

With all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

ine Director of Physical Education,
FCA:MF ‘ Varsity Basketball Coach.

Ence