April 25, 1940. _

“Mire Ge E, Truby,
Lane, Kansase

Dear ite Trubys

ae Again T want to tell you how very mush I
enjoyed the meeting at Lane last Monday

You had a fine hospitable group there who made my
ARIS 6 mows TEORERRY Grite

With all good wishes, I an

Very sincerely yours,

: | Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FCA sAH Varsity Basketball Coaches

 
 

April 27, 1940.

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FCAsAH | Varsity Sasketball Coach.

 
May 2, 1940.

Yes, I knew about the Goal-iHi Tournament to be

played at the Sport Show in Kansas City next
eg ae ea to get over et least one night to sec —
games. :

 

3 Direetor of Physical Education and Recreation,
GEORGE C. LOWE, PRESIDENT ARNO F. HEINRICH, V.P.& FACY. SUPT. LOREN V.BROWN, SALES MANAGER
O.KEEDY CAMPBELL,V.P.& GEN.MGR. R.C. CAMPBELL, VICE PRESIDENT REED G.GENTRY, GENERAL AUDITOR
LES R.FREEBURG, VicE PRES.& TREAS KARL H. ROYER, MDSE. MANAGER KEITH W.DANCY, CREDIT MANAGER

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Dr. F. C. “Phog™ Allen,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansase

Dear "Phog":

I thought that you would be interested in the
attached circular which we have just prepared to send out
in the May issue of our publication "The Coach".

There will be about fifty thousand copies going
out covering the entire United States, and even though we
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Personally, I think the circular is very attractive.
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You may have heard about the Goal-Hi Tournament we plan
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American Royal Building here in Kansas City. Don't know just
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go ahead and hold this tournament, which will no doubt be the
first Goal-Hi Tournament ever held anywhere.

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Merchandise Manag

KER /rw

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Dr. Forrest C. ‘‘Phog’’ Allen Director
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Basketball Coach, University of Kansas

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Mey 6, 1940,

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Very sincerely yours,

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Varsity Dasketball Coachs
DONALD R. LIDIKAY
Superintendent

 

Council Grove Public Schools

DEDICATED TO THE PURPOSE OF INCLUDING TRUTH, HONOR, AND
VISION INTO LOCAL COMMUNITY LIVING.

Council Grove, Kansas

April 29, 1940

Dre. FF. €. Alien
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

I have been impressed with Forrest Hardacre as a
potential coach here.

This letter is a request for your honest evaluation
of Mr. Hardacre. in addition to filling the enclosed
blank can you tell me:

lst: Does Mr. Hardacre gain and hold the respect of. the
boys with whom he works?

2nd: In your cpinion can he impress boys to win?

3rd: Would you rate him highly superior in his discipline
and conduct of boys?

I shall appreciate your immediate answer penciled
on this letter at your earliest convenience. Of course
your answer will be kept in strict confidence.

Sincerely yours,

COUNCIL GROVE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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May 6, 1980.

7 Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FCAs AH Vafsity Basketball Coach.

 
GEORGE C. LOWE, PRESIDENT
DO.KEEDY CAMPBELL,V.P.& GEN.MGR.
LES R.FREEBURG, Vice PRES.& TREAS.

KANSAS CITY, MO.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
CINCINNATI, OHIO
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
WASHINGTON,D.C.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
DES MOINES, !OWA

WORCESTER,MASS.

ARNO F. HEINRICH, V.P. & FACY. SUPT.
R.C. CAMPBELL, ViCE PRESIDENT
KARL H.ROYER, MOSE.MANAGER

LOREN V.BROWN, SALES MANAGER
REED G.GENTRY, GENERAL AUDITOR
KEITH W.DANCY, CREDIT MANAGER

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Dre Forrest Ce Allen,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear "Phog"

Thank you for your letter of yesterday, and will say
that one of our men is conducting the Goal-Hi Tournament at
the Police Sports Show, so in talking to him he tells me
that the entries close today.

He is not sure just how many entries he will have, but
says that he knows he is sure of seven, and there will probably
be more. He is going to put you in, thereby saving a oe for
a Taner in case you do’organize one to COME «

Now in the event that you give it up, just drop me a note and
I will pass the information along to Shikles, and naturally he
would like to have this information not later than Monday.

Another thing Mr. Shikles asked me to request of you, and
that is if you could be here to present the trophy to the winners
of the Goal-Hi Tournament the final evening. I don't think that
he knows right now just what evening this will be - that is,
whether Saturday evening or Sunday evening. He would like very
much to have: you do this. What do you say?

Very truly,

  
 
 

LOWE &

Merchandise Manag
KHR/rw
GEORGE C. LOWE, PRESIDENT ARNO F. HEINRICH, V.P.& FACY. SUPT. LOREN V.BROWN, SALES MANAGER
O.KEEDY CAMPBELL,V.P.& GEN.MGR. R.C. CAMPBELL, VICE PRESIDENT REED G.GENTRY, GENERAL AUDITOR »
LES R.FREEBURG, Vice PRES.& TREAS KARL H.ROYER, MoSE. MANAGER KEITH W.DANCY, CREDIT MANAGER* :

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Dre Fe C,. Allen,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansase

Dear "Phog"

Your special delivery letter of yesterday was on my
desk this morning.

I have turned this over to Mr. H. E. Shikles, who is
Chairman of the Goal-Hi Tournament being held this week.

He has promised me to let you know at once about
entering a team, as well as presenting the trophy to the winners.

I just wanted you to know that your letter had been

received and turned over to the proper hands, end with kindest
regards, I am,

KER /rw

 
 

Mey 15, 1940.

tire Wendell He Link, :
1217 State Street,
Emporia, Kensage —

Dear Wendel is

| en dain Site Bae ee We Ss web ee
address, end on Thursday I ge to Seneca for another camencement
addresse Frou there I go to Lincoln, Nebrasin, Friday and Saturday,
for the Big Six track nect. Gees Gael cos We takes cau, soak GE
be eut nesrt weeks on high school camencenent dates. I am sorry that
I have not answered your letters of April 28 and May 8 sooner. My
correspondence has suffered severely, but I easure you thet I will
= er eS ee

Tint, X ted 0 when voRRS wets your, porinie The fact

that you are applying for ane of the cooperative house scholarships
end the NYA job shows that you are industrious and thet you mean

businesse iI told your parents that if you did not get these other

| jobs I would give you a job here in the Ce

ment. You can count on help fron mee

Ho sie: eke ind Wha ou toe atintatie Bie Mts Laverns
Noyes Scholarship and thet you are applying for ite = Rerhene gem
ave going to be a very capable young mane : 7

no jobs be thie sumer thet Z inow ate We usually

ni eek Oe ne are boys here who have attended school during the

year who have most of the small jobs. ‘le have no arrengements for

ee Py eee oe Pe Cee

Val snus Sank is teal WO Sc A on © tae se Med aes
wi. babes uid ths Gee eamiteer aoiiiehe Meek. But thers are no jobs
obtainable in the summer. Would it not be possible for you to get
a job in Gaporia this sumer, and then come here in the fall? If
you have opportunity to come to Lawrence same time this sumer for
a conference I would be glad to telk with youe

|

Very cordially yours,

ee ee ee ee
PCAsAH | _—s or

 

 
May 8, 1940.

 

Me. "Phog" Allen,
Basketball Coach,
University of Kansas.

Dear Mr. Allen;

I wrote you several weeks ago in regard to an N.Y.A. yjobtnext
fall at K.U.; I am writing you again at this time to inquire

as to the pessibilities of a job of some sort this sunmer

in which I could make enough to live and save something for
school next winter. I know that some schools have arrangements
for this sort work to aid the students who cannot agford the
expenses. If there is any way to get a job and go to summer
school too I would like to do this.

I am very anxious to come to K.U. if I could make arrangements
so it could be done, and I would like to try for the K.U.
basketball team. IJ am looking forward to hearing from you

if you have any suggestions as to this, or can help me in any
way.

1h Ue
Wendell H. Link,
lzl7? State St.,
Emporia, Kansase

 
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April 28, 1940

Nr"'Phog"Allen,
BasketoBall Coach,
Kansas University.

Dear Mr. Allen;

I believe my parents talked to you last Friday about my
situation, so this will just elaborate on it a little.

I graduate from high schodl this spring and I am finding it
necessary to finance my own way. through college.

I am applying for one of the Cooperative House Scholarships
and an N.Y.A. job, which if I get I will be able to come

to K.U. I am very anxious to come to K.U. because I think
it is aa very good school and I would like to go to school
here in Kansas.

I have played basketball with Roosevelt High for three years
Last year and the year before we were defeated in the

Regional Tournament after winning the District Tournament, but
this year we won the Regionals and got third in the State .

I was named on the Class B All State Basketball Team, but I
think I was awfully lucky in that. Anyway I would like La Veryy
well if I could take a shot at the Kansas University Team.

If you could heip me in.any way there at K.U. I would appreciate
it very much. If there is any other information which you
would like to have I will be glad to supply it.

Sincerely,

Ylercel! KM.

Wendell H. Link,
1217 State Sts,
Emporia, Kansas.

 

P.S.. I found that I am eligible for the LaVerne Noyes Scholarships
for Bescendents of World War Veterans, and am applying for
this also, since every bit of aid financialy helps.

Thanks again.

 
 

Mey 15, 19406

‘iss Ruth Litchen,
Oread Treining
Untwenetty of Fansage
Dear iiss Litehens

I regret very much that it was impossible for
cae. eee
Training School on Tuesday ni git.

Mrs. Allen is in Now York, end my meny speaking
engagements have interfered with my activities horee

Thenk you ver mush for the cordial invitations

Very sincerely yours,

Direstor of Fiyeionl Tdwontion and Reorention,
PCAs AH ! Ey SRE Costes

 
 

May 25, 1940.

Lynn, lass.
‘Thank you very meh for sending me the clipping
regarding Dre Naismith. It ms very interesting.

‘With best wishes to you, I am

Very sincerely yout,

Director of Physical Bdueation and Recreation,

 
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| Davector of Health and Physical Education,

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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

2C SUMMER STREET
PROVIDENCE, R. I.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

CHARLES B. LEWIS, M. D.
DIRECTOR

Dr. Forrest C, Allen
Director Physical Education
University of Kansan
Lawrence, Kansas;

Dear Dr, Allen:

Will you please at your convenience send me a copy
of your "6fficial Rules Book" for Goal-Hi,

Will you please also send eny material you may have
for distribution on fundamentals in basketball with references,

I am enclosing a copy of the "Chart Indicating Functions
and Relationship” in our health department. Perhaps we can plan
an exchange of some materials, Please let me know your wishes,

With grateful appreciation of an early word from you
and for whatever you may be disposed to send me,

Sincerely yours,

Charles B, Lewis, M.pD,
Director

 
 

June 24, 1940

lyre Fini Liston, —
Director of athleties,
Baker University,

Baldwin, Kansas. aS :
Dear nile oe
I em endeavoring to to get a closs o Neismith

for the Rules Guides I would tine co a ob cue She Sake
nie WE Which tho eid ic pee ea aaah pas

Could you tell me what photographer took this

picture? I will appreciate a pranpt reply at your
earliest conveniences

Very sincerely yours,

Chadimen, Sth District, NWeCsAele

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June 25, 1940.

Drs Fs Cs. Alien
e7o Kansas Universtiy
Lawrence, Kansas.

Deer Sir:

The time has passed quickly since I left school,
and I intended writing you sooner. I have a job at
an oil refinery and am working with the Miller boy.
“4y, Me¥ay, a local alumnus has asked Miller to conatct
him and this should be done in the near future.

I have talked to Miller and he is very anxious to
attend the University. He has an opportunity at Kanses
state that is very good, but he igs't interested. He
can also retain his refineyy job and attent Jr. College.
The voy really seems set on going to K. YU. I plan to
be in Lawrence a week from this Saturdgy afternoon, the
sixth (6) of duly. I thought + might bring the boy abong
because he wants very much to talk to you personally.

If you aren't going to be in Lawrence at that time
I would certainly appreciate it if you would ask Miss
Suitein to advise me of that fact at the avove address.

I certainly enjoyed the Baseball course and thank
you for the "B". I hope the summer program is running
smoothly. Please give Dave Shirk my regards.

Sincerely,

: Harold E. Long
Harold HE. Long
615 W.. Third
El Dorado, Kansas.

P. S. At the latest report the Covert boy has definitely
decided to stsy in Jr. College.

 

 

 

 

 
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in south central Kansas, and is the county seat of
Butler County. Production of crude oil, and refining
and marketing of petroleum products, manufactured
by El Dorado’s two large refineries, Skelly Refinery and El Do-
rado Refinery, constitute the principal industry. El Dorado is
situated on two federal and three state highways, U. S. High-
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

 

. :
MORRIS ‘H. GROSS, President
Athletic Director, San Diego State College,
San Diego, California E

E. F. KIMBRELL, First Vice-President
Athletic Director, Westminster College,
Fulton, Missouri

LOUIS E. MEANS, Second Vice-President
Athletic Director, Beloit College,
Beloit, Wisconsin |

FLUCIE L. STEWART, Third Vice-President
Athletic Director, Appalachian State
Teachers College,

Boone, North Carolina

C. E. MILLER, Fourth Vice-President
Athletic Director, Baltimore University,
Baltimore, Maryland

MORRIS H, GROSS, President

 

Vidiesat ee of

INTERCOLLEGIATE

BASKETBALL

June 26, 1940

Dre F.C. Allen

University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

My dear Phog:

The photograph about which you asked was taken by Anderson
Photo Co. in Kansas City. I have written them instructions
to provide you with whatever supply of gloss prints from

E..S. LISTON, Executive Secretary-Treasurer

  
     
       
   
    
    
     
     
 
 
  
   
 
 

E. S. LISTON, Execu
Athletic Director, B
Baldwin, Kansas

AL BAGGETT, Athletic Di
West Texas State Colle
Canyon, Texas

CHARLES R. DAVIES, Basketba
Duquesne University, Coa
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania —

CHARLES DEE ERRICKSON,
Washburn College,
Topeka, Kansas

RAYMOND W. HANSON,
Western Illinois State T
Macomb, Illinois

the negative of Dr. Naismith, ordered by you.

  
   
  

Best regards.
Very truly yours,

E.S. Liston
Executive Secretary-Treasurer

 

 
 

lire Henry Levitt,
420 Bast Douglas Avee,
Wichita, Kens0s is

Dear Henrys

‘Té will be imposeitile for me to get to Wichita
before our sumer school has closed, which is on August
‘7th, I am going to drive to Tes immediately after our
sumer school, end it my be that I can stop in Wichita

On BY Wye.
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minute to make these arreangencnts, and feol that we :
should agree on officials ahead of time. ‘These are sone
et Se angles tint I wrted So eee you abouts |

T will get in touch with you Inter as to the
time I plan to be in Wichites

| With best wishes, Tem

Director of Physical Nducation and Recreation,
FCAsAH Varsity Basketball Coaches

 
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Dr. Forest C. Allen i
Department of Physical Education VU
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doc:

From the contents of your letter, it seems that
unless we are able to get together some week
end, it will be some time late in August before
we can come to some understanding.

I therefore suggest, that you endeavor to come
down here this coming Saturday or week from
Saturday, if possible. I will be here all
summer, with the possible exception of the

two weeks between July 2lst and August 4th.

I hope you esn arrange to come down some time
within the next two weeks, so that we can get
all the details settled.

I believe we need only a few minutes together
to settle this matter, as we both understand
pretty well the terms under which the game is
to be played. Will you kindly advise me when
I can expect you?

Kindest regards, 1 an,

 
July 27, 19804

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