August 14, 1941.

Mr. Balfour Jeffrey,
Attorney-at~Law,
Topeka, Kensas.

Dear Bals

I wented to play golf with you before I left for the
Iowa Coaching School, which begins early next weeks Wed~
nesday I ran up to Topeka with Me. Hitt, our assistant
registrar, to confer with Major Montgomery, of the Kansas
Selective Service organization. We finished about noon,
so Mr. Hitt and I dropped inte the Pennant Cafeteria for
luncheon. I ran across Dre Kirkpatrick and we had a short
end pleasant visit.

I teld Dr. Kirkpatrick that I still wanted to play
golf with you, and I was hoping that you would be in tom
when I return sometime around the week-end of August 25rd.
If so, I will give you a ring and we will have that long
cherished and promised game of golf. !

i am sending you & copy of the letter % i wrote
to the basketbell players. Does this letter stir or revive
any of the old memories that you had when you were battling
for a place and were successful in wimning one very import~-
ant place on the Kansas Jayhawkers?

With best wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
PCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.