appearing in 330 college publications, will publish several
photographs of me in trick shot stances.

Some of my variations are: shots from behind the back-
board, One-handed and two-handed lying down shots from under
the basket while on my back, sitting down shots from under the
basket while facing the basket or with my back to it, a one-
handed forwaré pass shot from 50 feet away from the basket;
blindfolded shots on both feet, ond either foot or one-handed;
a backward bending free throw, one-handed and two-handed bounce
shots from the foul line, two handed free throws on both knees
and On either knee, one-handed free shots on both knees and on
either knee, a kneeling down bounce free throw, a drop-kick
free throw shot, a high arch foul shot, a bounce-bank shot
from either side of the basket, a long bounce shot, an Over-
headed two-handed shot and a host of other types not easily
explained on paper. I keep on getting better every season
altho each year I think of more difficult tricks; but now I
have about reached the end of my rope and I'll be able to
Gevelop a little more accurac$?y on the many unorthodox shots
I introduced last season. I worked out before Nat Holman in
New York City a year ago last September and made a good im-
pression upon him despite the fact that it was only my first
workout ina half year.

I performed at Purdue when they played that famous 15
minute stalling game against Illinois before 8500 fans. My
demonstrations in Indiana last February and I performed in
every sector of the state, were ‘idiaeiousls appreciated by
the fans as a number of testimonials from coaches and radio
officials there will indicate.

Very sincerely yours,

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