March 23, 1943.

Mre Je BE. Kissell,
Portis, Kansas.

Dear ‘Mr. Kissell: :

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wag, happy to have it.

‘ ‘By the way, I have been eS
wonderfully Max has responded.

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I oan notice now & confidence that he never had be-
fore. Maybe he felt as if there were too many big ones ahead
of him. It would have done your heart good to have seen him
in the Missouri game. I put Schnelibacher in and then I put
Max in; Missouri finally tied the score, and I said I wouldn't
change the line-up. I left Max right in there. He hit a long
one - about 30 feet, then John Buescher hit ea long one. He

i played a big part in wang this-an eversviotor, ‘Lous

The confidence in the boy is so striking that I wanted
ee happy about the whole thing.

Very cordially yours,

; Direstor of Physical a
FPCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach