DEPAUL - LOYOLA
INTERCOLLEGIATE

—— BASKETBALL

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Dr. Forrest B. Allen
Basketball Coach
Kansas University
Lawrence Kansas

Dear Doctor:

I have just had a long eonference
with Len Sachs, coach of Loyola University and
he has asked me to communicate with you regarding
a very serious problem with which we are confronted,
in the hopes that you will be able to help us out
in the matter. I feel that in discussing this
with you very frankly, we will be able to obtain
your assistance, as you have always been more than
cooperative and courteous in the field of athletics.

DePaul University and Bradley
University are both scheduled to meet their res-—
pective opponents in New York on January 24. They
were scheduled to meet each other in Chicago on
Jamuary 15 on the same night that Loyola plays
Duquesne. DePaul and Bradley were advised by
Mr. Irish that the Madison Square Gardens would
be unavailable for basketball on the 24th, and
consequently, the only open date remaining would
be January 15, the date that they are scheduled
to play each other_in Chicago. Both DePaul and
Bradley sought our cooperation in changing the
January 15 game so as to permit them to make this
trip to New York. In an effort to be cooperative
with everyone concerned, I agreed to do so, providing
ANAS ORS however, that by reason thereof, no
HON. JUDGE JOHN A. SBARBARO inconvenience should be caused to Duquesne
who was also scheduled to play on January 15

THOMAS HAGGERTY....... DePaul
ee eee loys 2M Chicago. Inasmuch as DePaul and Bradley

had a choice of either playing in New York
DEE ee ce Bus. Mx. on January 15 or not playing at all, there

 

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