December 1, 19376

. No, aha se Wiehe hile wetiiletein with aoe
on the subject of the basketball. It wes very brief, and at that
time I thought quite msatisfactory, but I hesitated whether I~
should discuss the whole matter with you or whether I should dig-
cuss it with Keedy and George at the same times

t edrtninky 202 tat ioee thet you ware tt wl
oy winks ik 0 Nira kane 1084. If you told me, I cid not uder~
stend it that way. I certainly would never have bought a single
"Phog Allen” basketball after you had ceased to use my name on ite
find if you were just stamping my name on it to sell to me, I think
that is the height of folly, bordering on the rédiculous. |

if I remember correctly, the contract for the baskete -
ball was for five years with an option of rendwal for five yoarse :
Since we had some misunderstanding with the goal, I am not altogether
clear, in fact, I am rather hazy regerding the expiration date. If
I remember it correctly, it seems to me the basketball had a five<year
7 renewal, while the goal did not, but based on the same agroement that
we hed for basketball. -

Fron a standpoint of equity, I think 1 suggested that

goal put into the firm, I thiught I was entitled to a courtesy exten-
sion of five years as the spirit of the contract.

‘Two years before the goal was built I went to Keedy
them idea of the » much against their
ould Zoe