Harold “Pie” Traynor played third base for the Pitts-
burgh Pirates many years and also served as manager of
the team. Many regard him as the greatest of all third
basemen and his batting average was away up there, .366
in 1930.

Leroy Parmelee was a great major league pitcher for
many years and also pitched a number of seasons in the
minors. Regarded as one of the finest coaches of
pitchers in the business, we are fortunate to have him
with us at our annual coaching school.

Notice that the baseball classes will start Monday af-
ternoon, August 21st, at 3:30. They will continue
through the 22nd and 23rd. The latest in baseball mov-
ing pictures will be shown.

RULES and OFFICIATING

Special sessions will be devoted to the discussion of
the football and basketball rules. The changes in the
rules will be explained, some of which are very import-
ant, and time will be devoted to the demonstration of
the proper procedure in officiating both football and
basketball games.

Lyle T. Quinn of Boone, Iowa, a member of the Na-
tional Football and Basketball Rules Committees, will
be with us to take charge of certain important discus-
sions concerning both sports.

FACILITIES, ACCOMMODATIONS,
TUITION

The school will be held at the Topeka High School
gymnasium, Tenth and Western Avenues. Plenty of
room and fine accommodations for everything.

Living accommodations at downtown hotels, the Y. M.
C. A. and private rooms. Plenty of good eating places
near the school.

The tuition charge for the entire school is $7.50.
Those who wish to enroll by the day will pay $3.00 per
day.

Everything possible will be done to make the school
profitable and enjoyable to the student coaches. We'll
have a number of features not mentioned in this folder.
If you are interested get in touch with

E. A. THOMAS, Director

409 National Reserve Bldg.,
Topeka, Kansas