~ know whether it is a complex he has or what, but he doesn’t show the
spontineity and aggressiveness that a boy of Max's ability and train-
ing should show. — Instead of driving over the court he would
over at times rather than to run. I just can't quite figure out
he doesn't do better, ee
as he should.

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I had hopes that Max would do this for me this
inary training last year, but I am afraid tha

This difficulty that I had with Char
to the other boys. They now take the attit
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le have big Johmy Dewell on the freshmen team,
permitted the freshmen te play 11 would have been a
last night, T om ire. bemianans: Deal weal Devt hes aos tae
prayer. As it was, we met ea 6 ft. 5 inch, 210 pound freshman
Creighton who was really one of the determining factors in the r
work of the Creighton team, aided and abetted by 6 ft. 8 inch
who attended the University of Iowa, flunked out at the end of the
first year, and then played independent basketball for six years at
Des Moines. This is his fourth year at the University, so he is a
wellemtured young man. Gibson, their other big freshman, looked
equally as mature but not quite as old as Reisser. It is one of the
nost matured teams that I have seen ~ a team about like the Oklahoma

Aggies in age, experience and power.
‘With all good wishes, I am

Very: sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach.