July 17, 1944.

Mrs yle Te Quinn,
Towa. High School Athletic Association,
Boone, Iowme

Dear Lyles

Following ap my letter of May 4th, I am wondering if you
want to make something out of publicizing the invitation to athletes
who have bad knees or ankles, so-called permanent injuries that
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college experiences.

I would be glad if you would have a standing invitation to
eny of those injured athletes to come to om’ clinic. I believe we
could do a pretty good job with some of them, and it always serves
as @ magnet when you fix up of

incurable by the regular physicians. I have such cases constantly
_ and many of the boys are put back in tip-top shape with a few treat-
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| I find that this stimulates the learning on the part
coaches, when they see how simple it is

and they get greater confidence. What I want to

coaches is to take care of athletic injuries, and by fixing up some
of these cripples it is an easier task to stimulate that interest.

I am wondering what you think of the idea.

With all good wishes, I an

Sincerely yours,

- Diveetor of Physical Education,
PCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.