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Fort Thomas, Ky. Richmond, Ky. Benham, Ky.
J. MATT SPARKMAWN, Director THEO. A. SANFORD, Secretary-Treasurer W. B. OWEN, Director
Benton, Ky. Carrollton, Ky. Horse Cave, Ky.

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July 18, 1939

Mr. Forrest GC. Allen, Athletic Director
Kansas University
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Mr. Allen:

How many times have you wished that you might pick up a book
and find under one cover the entire record of your last
basketball season? There find your next season's schedule,
your past season's record, cumulative and by games, comments
on attendance, officiating, etc., a financial statement of
all receipts and expenditures, an inventory of equipment,
and numerous other items of information? That record is now
possible.

You have received or will receive at once a copy of "An

Athletic Record Book", a book that is proving very popular
with high school and college coaches and players. TI hope

you will look it over carefully and see the possibilities

it provides for the coach or the player to keep together under

one cover those records that you have always wanted but never
had in one place. Other coaches in several states have used
the "Athletic Record Book" during the past year and at least
two colleges used it in their coaching classes with one copy
for each member of the class.

This copy comes to you with my compliments. It occurs to me
that with your coaching schools approaching, here is an
Opportunity for you to make some money on this book.

Every man attending your coaching school will want all of your
material that is available. So why not provide it for them?
You can easily do this by mimeographing or printing your
coaching school notes; insert them in the "Athletic Record Book"
and hand out the book with notes included at $1.00 or $1.50 per
COpy.e

I can supply you a limited number at 40¢ per copy, 50 copies for
$17.50 or 100 copies at $30. If you want me to get your notes
printed on the same kind of paper and have them punched to fit
the loose leaf arrangement of the book, I can have that done
for you at cost which would not exceed 5¢ per book.
RUSSELL E. BRIDGES, Vice-President W. F. O'DONNELL, President JOHN A. DOTSON, Director

Fort Thomas, Ky. Richmond, Ky. Benham, Ky.
J. MATT SPARKMAN, Director THEO, A. SANFORD, Secretary-Treasurer W. B. OWEN, Director

Benton, Ky. Carrollton, Ky. Horse Cave, Ky.

 

 

ENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETIC. ASSOCIATION

 

 

Mr. Forrest C. Allen, Athletic Director
July 18, 1939
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Here is an opportunity for you to provide a record book that
each and every coach needs and at the same time add $50 to
$100 to your coaching school income.

I have yet to meet a coach who is not highly enthusiastic about
the "Record Book." They all want it. VY ou ean supply it to
them because you meet them at the time they are most interested
in their own welfare. You'll do them a real favor and make a
nice piece of extra money for yourself by having these books
with you.

Mail those coaching school notes to me today together with a
letter telling me how many books you can use in your coach ing
sch ools, and just when you want them. They'll come to you at
once in time for your first coaching school.

Sincerely yours,