October 10, 1944.

Coach Henry Frnka,
University of Tulsa,
Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Dear Henry:

7 I was sorry that I did not get to see you to tell
you hood-by when I left Tulsa, tut I want you te know that
we aa uiiventaive ul? kindness and consideration in treating the
Kansas football te team with deep consideration. You could have
licked them sixty without applying too mich pressure, but —

your sportsmanship and gentility dictated otherwise.

Congratmlations on your highly efficient blocking
and tackling, = the best that I have seen in many moons.

I think I should make an explanation regarding the
bill that I left at the Hotel Tulsa. When Ernie Quigley
could not go down he asked me to go down and invited Mrs.
Allen to accompany me, saying that he would pay her expenses.
So I am writing Ernie a memo and you will hear from hin |
making any readjustments that are necessary on the entire
travel trip. It may be a few days, but I am sure that a
letter from him will arrange financial mtters satisfactorily.

I assure you that I enjoyed ow trip to Tulsa. You
have a great environment and a most hospitable ang consider-
ate group. Please convey to Mrs. Frnka our congratulations
andi best wishes over your highly successful team. We enjeyes
every contact we made. r

With continued best wishes for your high suecess,
I am

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,

FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.