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g/sgt. A. G. Hulteen, 37227031, Army Mail Clerk, APO 496, ¢/o Postmaster
New Yor, N. Ys, who was a member of the varsity baseball “team in '31, '52, and '33,
writes, "Your June 25th Rebounds arrived in Gauhati, Assun, India, last evening, As
you con probably imagine, I didn't even skip a comma. That's ono publication I di-
gest thoroughly. :I have a very fone desire that some day, my son, Bob, can bo one
of Doc's boys. I realizo it will be some years hefors he is orenay for hel ex -but
hope ‘He can know you as he develcps."” :

"One of these fine days I an going to strell into your office and drag
you out fer around of golf. Along with harimoring tho eek F tinkb, we can bat the
breoze fer a while." ,fto J 7 Pei : i b

‘George, we shall be: ihe senor to see you walk into the. often. ant.
I assuré you it will: not take too much persuasion to get me. out to the aforementioned
golf game. Just try it one, You will be my guest for: these games.

roi Dean’ Yor Tien, Js. We Bunyi of Stanford. University, known to Kensas
athletic followers as “ Johnny" Bunn, back in thé "20's, “comes a very intorosting
letter. John said. that ‘the re-reading of the story of the Iowan State gane was
real fun. He refe¥s to the "Dream Touchdown Gane" in dayhawk. Robound #17. Then .
John says, "Did I ever tell you the seque]?* One day*in the office I reseiveda ‘call
from Glendale, California, In idontifying-himsolf; ho said, "I am "Red" Paine, the
coach at Iswa State in 1920 whon my tean got dreamed out of a footbail gamo by that
lucky psychic "Phog" Allen." From that point on wo had a great tine over the phone
at his exponse. dnd if you think "Red" does not, to this day, suffer as a result
of that game, just kid hin about it sometino, He is a good scout, but it's a sor-
ious matter and I think he fecls a humiliation to be "droamed" out of a games “Dre
Paine is practicing nedicine at Glendale, California."

"T am sitting hore iia! transportation for Europe, which may be. eho
beginning of ny return to an active part in athletics. I ¢an't get it out of ny
blood. Sorry to see lirs. Hulteen leave."

_ When you; read the story of the Nebraska game, you recalled that Johnny
Bunn threw the last touchdown pass to Frank Uandevillo, which that day, dofeated
Nebraska 20 = 20, -JIt was Johnny Bunn who was coach of Stanford's ‘basketball team
when he developed the. ineomparablo | oe Luisotti, the All-Amorican choice in any~
body's bsok,

 

' Lt. W. D, Partner, U.S.N. Pro-Flight School, Iowa City, Iowa, writes,

"The dear old Navy soon will start mustering out some of its mombers arid I'm hoping
to be out in time to see your Jay-Jay-Jaywawkers | in action at Lawrence’ this: seasone~
and maybe before your schedule starts, ‘So in anticipation ee returning to nye Gol
for Mr, line, I'm brushing up on my rules, nomenclature, ete." ’ |

‘Before he wont into the service, Lt. Partner was clyde E. ‘MeBride's assis~
tant on the Sports Desk of the Kansas City Star, Lt. Daniel not only writes. inter-.
estingly, but he knows ‘his sports from the inside out. Ho was a star tackle on
Kansas State teams years ago arid we are delighted to have hin back in our territory
again “because he beliéves in clean, hardy, eee vigorous, he-man sports. He
is.a man after our own heart. ' ‘a ; iy