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g/Sgt. A. G. Hulteen, 37227031, army Mail Clork, APO 495, c/o Postmaster
New York, N. Ye, who wns o member of the varsity basoball'toam in '31l, '32,. and '33,
writes, "Your June 25th Rebounds orrived in Gauhati, assum, Indio, last evoningd As
you con probably imegino, I didn't cvon: skip’ a comma. That's one publication I di-
gest thoroughly. I have a vory fono desire that somo day, my son, Bob, can be ohe
of Doc's boys. I realizo it: will be sone. years bofore ho is roady for x. Ue, . but
hopo he can know you as he dovoleps." vey

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"One of these fine days I an going to stroil into your office and drag
you out fer a round af golf. “along” with pre ae tho golf ball, we can bat tho. 3
breoze fer a while!

gebuke wo shall be mighty happy to°soe you walk into the effice, and .
I assure you it-will not tnke too: much persuasion to get me out to the: aforomentioned
golf game, Just try it ono, You will be my guest for those games. we

Se a.” .

From Dean of Mon, Je W. Bunn of Stanford’ University, known” to Kansas,
athletic followers as “Johnny"’ Bunn, back in the "20's, comes o very intorosting
letter. John.said that the re-rending of the story,of tho Iewn Stato gane was,
real fun. He tefers to the "Dream Touchdown Game” in Jayhawk Rebound F176. Then.
John says, "Did I ever tell you the sequel? One day in the office I reeéived a call
from Glondale, California, .In idontifying himself, ho seid, "I an "Red" Paine, the
coach at Iowa State in 1920 when my tean got dreamed out of a football gane by-.that
lucky psychic "Phog" Allen." From that point on wo had a gront tine over the-phone
at his oxpense. and if you think "Red" doesnot, to this day, suffer.as a result
of that gane, just. kid him about it sonetine, He" is a good scout, but it's a sor-.
fous matter and-I think he feols o humiliation to be "droamed" out of a game.’ Dre 4
Paine is practicing fodicine, at. Shonioton Yolstoneesen :

"Tom sitting fa awaiting a aegnet nein for Europo, which may “be tho:
beginning of my return to an active part in athlotics, I can't got it out of ny
blood. Sorry +o soe firs. Hultcen loave,."

When you read the story of the Nobraska game, :you,recalled that Juhenay
Bunn threw the last touchdown pass to Frank Uandovillo, , whieh-that day, defeated ,-
Nebraska 20 - 20. Yt was Johnny Bunn who was coach of Stanford's, basketball team ~
When he developed the ineomparablo Hank Luisotti,-the-All-jmorican choice ig any-,
body's beok.

 

naa MW. De Partner, U.S oN. Pro-Flight Séhool, Towa city, ‘Towa; wicks:
"The dear old Navy soon will start mistering ‘out some of ‘its members and I'm hoping ‘
to be out in time to sco your Jay-Jay= Jaywowkers in action at Lawronce this SEQSOsinw .
ond maybe before your schedule starts. So in ‘ontfeipation of ie ie ae to ny job :
for Hr. Hac, I'n brushing up on ny rulqs, nomenclature, ete," 3 es

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Bofore he wont into tho service, Lt. Partner was Clyde E. MoBride's aedhee
tant on the Sports Desk of the Kansas City Star. it, Daniel “net -only writes inter-
estingly, but he knows his sports from the inside out. Ho was a star tackle on
Kansas State teams years ago and we dre delighted to have him back in our territory
again because he believes in clean, hardy, wholesome, vigorous, he-man sports. He
is.a mon oftor our own hoart, -