October 3, 1944.

Mr. Bud Howard,
503 S. 2nd St.,
Arkansas City, Kansas.

Dear Bud:

I am happy to acknowledge receipt of your letter
of recent date, and I am mailing you by parcel post a copy of
my text, “Better Basketball". I trust that it will be of int-
erest to you and your family. Your dad will like to read the
stories of great games that have been played by Kansas, and
modestly I believe he will get a kick out of some of them, es-
pecially the stories regarding his old pal, ocho Lonborg.

If your knee is giving you much Aircuibibe perhaps
you had better make another trip up. I am sure that we can >
improve it even more. Naturally the bandaging will impede
your progress somewhat, but perhaps it can be taped in such a
way that you can still get more action out of it than you are
now getting. Let me know ahead of time if you plan to come up.

I am sending you a copy of our latest Jayhawk
Ribena which I believe you will enjoy inasmuch as - believe
you saw T. P. Hunter play a number of times.

With all good wishes to you and your geod folks,
I am fae:

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education, |
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach. |