April 12, 1943.

¥r. Henry Iba,
Director of Athletics,

Oklahoma Ae & iM. College,
Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Dear Henry

I am sending you carbon
I have written to Bddie

copies of a couple of letters that
and Hal Middlesworth. I want you to
electi

Yiiickey and

know thet according to my way of you certainly got nothing
but « raw deal in the walter ef 0 tion of a representative of the
Pifth District. egy I do know that Dr. King leans very strongly
ageinst a play-off and I think that he is honest in his om deductions.
But as far as a fair, ge atin lle peegligl cdl
. beaten Oklahoma by a much larger margin than they beat you at Norman —
fair play would hews enghasdeed & a play-off.

a
I had nothing to do direaty
CeAsde representative.

would I give cn ee ce

me up with the N.C.A.A., I thought that a denial might be in order, as
you perhaps read Middlesworth's colwm.

Some time I want to have an opportunity to sit down and talk
with you. I have always tékarded your friendship highly, and as I look
at it you and I are two plainespoken individuals who can talk to cach
ee ee ee ee en ee ee Therefore, it will

be a pleasure to see you some time ani have a visit with you.

With all good wishes to you and yours, I am

Simerely yours, —

Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AH Versity Basketball Coach.