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by leading baseball, football and basketball teams and
you'll want to know about it.

But “Little Bill’s” first love is basketball and he knows
all the types of offense and defense and his work on
the “science of shooting” is said to be remarkable. He'll
be with us from the 22nd to the 25th and on the 25th
will co-operate with our other basketball man, Dr. F. C.
“Phog” Allen, in a joint clinic. Getting these two
master-minds together in the same arena will be one of
the high lights of the school. You won’t want to miss
it if you’re interested in what is tops in basketball.

Dr. Forrest C. “Phog” Allen, University of Kansas

‘We need not go into detail to tell you about “Phog”
Allen and his work in basketball. He thas been with us
before and has served us many times in individual bas-
ketball clinics. Each year he has something new and he
holds nothing back. He will start off the school Tues-
day, August 22nd, with two important sessions and will
join “Little Bil?” Miller in the big joint clinic the final
day of the school.

ATHLETIC INJURIES

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
In addition to his work in basketball, Dr. Allen will

offer a one-hour course each day of the school in The
Care and Treatment of Athletic Injuries. Nobody ever
saw a team coached by Dr. Allen that was not in superb
condition. He explains how this is done and demon-
strates how to take care of your athletes.

Charles “Chuck” Cramer and Dr. Lloyd Boughton,
who were with us last year, will also participate in the
course on First Aid and Training. Thus, we will have
the best and most complete faculty in this department
ever presented.

BASEBALL

Lew Fonseca, Chicago White Sox
H. J. “Pie” Traynor, Pittsburg Pirates
Leroy “Bud” Parmelee, New York Giants

One of the finest attractions we have ever been able
to offer is our baseball course this year. Three great
former Major Leaguers, will be with us for three days,
beginning Monday, August 21st, and they will provide
expert instruction in hitting, fielding each position,
pitching, base-running, and all features of the game of

baseball.

Lew Fonseca was a great outfielder and first baseman
and led the American league in hitting in 1929 with an
average of .369 and was voted the most valuable player
in the league.