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ig,Swode, that Coffeyville boya have com up every tima, but
they have never remained here due to their ineligibllitys

Some time shen I have an opportwmity to telk with = os
you I will explain the situation dow theres Missouri has —

7 eee Soe ee Se
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Sincerely yours,

PCASAN : Director of Physical Bducatione

 
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November.6, 1957.
DP. F. C. Alien,
Lawrence, Kansas.
My dear Phogs
Last evening we attended the K.U. banquet at *arsons
and had a nice crowd, had we had that this evening we would have
gone wild, knowing the score. I beleive a tie is almost a win,
with Nebraska. Anyway we cured them of putting their second team
in.
While at the Bankers meeting at Coffeyville Tuesday I had
a visit with Chas. Ice. He is and has been at the head of the
Poase of Education there for years, He told me the two boys
playing half back on the Missouri Team were Coffeyville boys. I
rather took it that they felt offended because one of their boys
went up Some years ago and they didn't use him, so others got
discouraged. Lets cultivate Chas. Ice and fellows like that and
See of we can't keep these Kansas boys in *ansas. I notice
Caldwell didn't Last long in the game today

Fraternally yours, ‘

Sidlasta S Cicadas

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Pebruary 2, 19386

Mire Ralph Lupfer,
Larned, Kansase

Dear Mr. Lupfer:

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Jenvary« en ee ae Tenens Saas: Pine 2 eee eee
. Swanped with a mass of detaile

I an glad that you mdersteni the sttuntion, and I
want to assure you that I would have no motive in baling
of any students

A group of four champion table temis players will
oom Syon Tareng Ofty teach te play beleee: Sabin 6e ee gine \

 

games

I talked to itr» Earl Falkeustien inthe Athletie
Office, and it was he who talked to George and his mothers. ‘They
reported to Mire Falkensiien that it would be uscessary that
George have a roam suitable for juggling practices, and lite Falken~
 gtien assured them that thers were a nmusber of rooms, and in his
opinion they would have no difficulty in obtaining consent to the
use of a room for such practices

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Tt was Mr, Malkenstien who tallied to lirse Lupfer and
George about the various entertaimment used at basketball games.
I talked to I, Fralkenstien about his reply that sonething was
paid, and his version does not agree with that quoted in your |
lotiers ee ee ee ee
Asseoiation amd it is his duty to write checks. He has
written a check for any performance of this naturee So
must have been « misunderstandinge

All 2 tad fin telat for toergs eae’ 6 wedi
him, anc if he had not liked it he should not have participateds
We have given George a service that most other students in the
University are not getting, and it is uy definite feeling that
when he did put on his splendid performance he did not more than
pay for the cow*tesies that have beon granted to him the whole

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I can appreciate that people do ask peottettonst
entertainers to give their weres free, but this was not such e
proposition with George and the Physical Education Departnente
IL thought there was reciprocity, and I thought George wea satis~—
fed, as we wore, but I did not wut anyone to perform unless
there was a happy acquiescence to reciprocate for favors already

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCASAT | _ Varsity Sasketball Coaches

 
 

Larned, Kansas.
danuary, 15, 1938,

Pr, Forrest C. Allen,
University of Kansas,
Lawrenee, Kansas.

Dear Doctor:
I want to thakk you for your letter of the
tenth and I want to write a most fréandly answer.

That I wrote to Mr. Foster was largely due to what
Was apparently a misstatement by someone connected with
the gymnasium during your absence last summer. From the
information imparted last summer, when I wrote Mr. Foster
I assumed that you were taking advantage of George. To
have someone try to take advartage of me arrouses me
considerably and to have someone try to take advantage of
some member of my family arrouses me in the same way.

George's entering the tniversity last fall, depended
on whether he could have a room that would be suitab&e for
Juggling practice, a room that would be more or less
private, for privacy is most essential for concentrated
practice and a place to keep his equipment. Other colleges
had promised such accomodations. We corregponded with
the University last summer and were assured of such
accomodations. “George and his mother drove to hawrence
& short time before the opening date of the fall term for
the purpose of checking up on the accomodations offered
in the gymnasium and to secure a room where George would
stay. Someone at the gymnasium told Mrs. LIupfer and
George that various entertainment was used at the basket-=
ball games between halves and that he thought George's
Jucgling would be splendid entertainment for one of the
games. Mrs. Lupfer asked if the entertainers were paid.

He replied, "Yes they are paid something. If it is
ametuer the pay is only a few dollars, but if the
performance is by professi onals the pay is greater.”

Since your letter establishes the above as a mis-
statement of fact and sinee you gave Seorge the publicity
and build-up you write about, let me say that I am glad
George had the opportunity to perform between halves at
the game. We will look back to it as an advertizing
venture rather than as a gratis exhibition. iMost prof-
essionsl entertainers are glad to, occasionally, disjlay
their acts or talents to a crowd of potential buyers, when
the entertainment is recognized as such, but they shy away
from the invitations to perform for this, or that or that
or that organization, eratis, with the best grace possible.
The professional that starts giving free performances
sonn finds himself in deep trouble with no demand for his
services at pay and a dwindling demand for them gratis.

You may dismiss my suggestion to Mr. Foster thatwf
possible,George be given another chance to act for the Be
University at pay. Since there are no p performers At ae
a University event, I would not want Georee pe met £
ney that some individual had to prdvide. e

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February 25, 1958.

Mre Carl Lundquist,

United Press Associations,
Journal Post =
Kansas City, los

Dear Mre Lundquist: |
In response to your request of February 24th I am
enclosing herewith my selections for the first teaa,

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Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
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GENERAL OFFICES
NEWS BUILDING NEW YORK CITY

KANSAS CITY BUREAU,
JOURNAL-POST BLDG.

February 24, 1938.

Dr. Forrest C. 4llen,

Head Coach Sasketball,
University of Kansan,

Lawrence, Kan.

Dear Ur. Allen:

I am enlising the help of conference coaches in
selecting the annual United Press 4ll-Big Six basketball
team, which I plan to release for publication early next
week,

Will you please send, by return mail if possible,
your selections for first team, second team, and honorable
mention.

Thanking you for your cooperation, I am

With kindest regards,

CO

Carl Lundquist,
Sports Editor.

 
 

 

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250 CAST 4370 STRECT, NEW FORK, N.Y.

February 21, 1938

Forrest C. Allen,
Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kansas.
Dear Doctor Allen:
It was good of you to take the trouble to write us expressing your
appreciation of the notice we gave "Better Basketball.” Our effort was

slight considering the great work you have done with this book, and, for

that matter with all basketball.

K

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New |neu'
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Managing Editor

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sur ois Sa iah ok geek bento ee ae evening next

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emer mses vantncauanidions the future.

shi tins sk ie tat ccs uk kv a
versityelresiman game which will be played in Lawtense on

Friday, Deceubor 3. 2, CeQuigley and his son will officiate

‘he games wo are using FaslkewLite goals, and putting on a

lot of preperation for this gang.

a di lee siblbnk or vicweat esithsae suciea
mect for their monthly banquet. We have nearly 100 in our.
_Rajors group, 60 you see I could not afford to miss that.

Since our basketball squad does net retura uxtd2
Sd aa Calne the other days in the week must :
necessarily be taken up in preparing our boys, s¢ I am afraid
i eammot come. |

1 want to thank you f0r your ind offor, and I
&ssure you that I appreciate it.

With every good wish to you, I an

FOA:AH Mrsetor of Physical Réusations

 
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CHILLICOTHE, MISSOURI

November 22, 1957

Dr. F. C. Alien
Lawrence, Kansas

My dear Dr. Allen:

We are planning on having our annual
football banquet one evening next week. We
are wondering if you could arrange to be
with us for this banquet and give a talk to
the boys.

We could arrange to have this banquet
on any night from Monday to Friday, inclusive.

I wish you would write me immediately
and let me know if you could come and what
he expenses would be.
Very truly yours,

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heve just gotten in the habit of going to ow old hauates
Twever', T want to thank you very much
for your kind letter, and assure you that we appreciate your
weitings I will drop in and see you when I om in tome |

With every good wish of the Yuletide
‘Beason, J am Ce :

Sincerely youre,

PCA SAH | wie, are

 
 

Decenber 24, 1957s

ire Carry Rices, Mamger,

Hotel Fort Des Moines,

Des Moines, Touts

‘Dear lr, Riggs: |
hore will be 16 of our Kanens boys im

the perty which will arrive in Des Moines at the Grand Avenue

ee en ee Decenber 27e

We will taxi over to your hotel, and then
SORES Gn Wet ie hy Dee: SHEE Seen Fore Se

I dmagine the double bed, two in & roam,
will be entirely satisfactory for 16 pooples

With every good wish, I on

Sincerely yours,

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Decenber 9, 1937s

anne Abe price Sig. hie crvenguemeh we led with Obtenns

However, Ottawa did not came in for a split of |
the gate end if you feel that you should want to gamble on the

We are plamning on playing the ome game, as

Very cordially yours,

| ‘Varsity Basketball Coach, |
FCAsAE . Director of Physical Education

 
  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

BOARD OF
MANAGEMENT

Eugene Eberhardt
Athletic Director,
Normal a.
gon, Washington and

John Bunn
Basketball Coach, Stanford Univer-
sity—the Pacific Coast Conference,
the states of California and
Nevada,

Forrest Cox
Basketball Coach, University of
Colorado, Boulder — the Rocky
Mountain Conference and the states
of Utah, Wyoming, Montana and
Colorado.

S. M. Clark
Athletic Director, New Mexico Nor-
mal University, Las Vegas, New
Mexico—New Mexico and Arizona.

Oregon State
Ashland—Ore-
Idaho.

Al Baggett
Athletic Director, West Texas
Teachers, Canyon, Texas--the South-

west Conference and the state of
Texas.

Henry P. Iba
Director of Athletics, Oklahoma A.
& M. University, Stillwater, Okla-
homa—the state of Oklahoma and
the Missouri Valley Conference.

Pat Mason
Athletic Director, Rockhurst College,
Kansas City, Missouri—Missouri
and Kansas.

R. G. Rogers

Basketball Coach, Morningside Col-
lege, Sioux City, Iowa—North and
South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska.

W. B. Woodson
Athletic Director, State Teachers
College, Conway, Arkansas—Arkana-
sas, Louisiana, Mississippi and
Alabama.

Arthur “Dutch” Lonborg
Basketball Coach, Northwestern
University, Evanston, Mlinois—Big
Ten Conference and states of Wis-
consin, Minnesota and Illinois.

Roy E. Tillotson
_ Athletic Director, Franklin College
Franklin, Indiana—the state of
Indiana.

A. F. Rupp
Basketball Coach, University of
- Kentueky, Lexington, Kentucky—
states in which are located members
of the Southern Conference, South-
_." Conference and the 8. I.

— Roy Clifford
Basketball Coach, Western Reserve
University, Cleveland, Ohio—Ohio
and Michigan.

_ Max E. Hannum

Basketball Coach, Carnegie Insti-

tute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa.

_ —=Pennsylvania, — Virginia, Del-
a

le Director,

Long Island
Brooklyn, New York—

 

State and the New Eng-

 

  

 

MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, BAKER UNIVERSITY,
BALDWIN, KANSAS,

 

    

    

E. S. LISTON

CHAIRMAN

 

    

 

December 7, 1957

mr. FF, € Allien
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

My dear *Phog"™:

You will recall the telephone conversation
from Kansas City relative to the scheduling of the
"BY game. At that time I thought it very question-
able that we would be able to offer any kind of
opposition with the “"B" team, and after a couple
of weeks practice, I find that it would still be
impossible for us to give any kind of opposition
as a "B" team,

We will do the best we can for the Varsity,
and we are going to steam it up. We plan to bring
up a fifty or fifty-five piece band, and will pro-

Ibably swell the crowd a couple of hundr red or SO.

Unless it is advisable to sell tickets here, it
would be less complicating if all of them are han-
deled there. We should like to know the price of
admission, however, so that we may give it some
publicity.

You may give me the blame for calling off the
"B" game if that is necessary, The only excuse I
have to offer is that there just isn't any "B" team
at the present time,

Very truly yours

a¢

E. S. Liston
Athletic Director

 

 
 

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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
414 FOURTEENTH STREET

ALEXANDER J. STODDARD, SUPERINTENDENT

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH EDUCATION
WILLARD N.GREIM, DIRECTOR

August 17, 19358

Dr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

My dear Doc:

Thank you very much for your
letter of August 10 regarding A. Eugene
Haylett. He has applied for a position here
but it seems that we will not have a vacancy
for the coming year that he might be able to
Fiiis

Please remember me to Mrs. Allen,
and we will be looking forward to seeing you
in the near future.

Very sincerely yours,
fice Bret

Director of Health Education

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HARPER CITY SCHOOLS

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT

HARPER, KANSAS
April 18, 1938
ERIC T. TEBOW,

Superintendent of Schools

Dr. Forrest C. Alien
Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas
Dear "Phog":;:

Will you please send to us, so that
we can have it on Wednesday, a mat whieh
we can use for a newspaper cut in this

weeks issue. I wish also you would send

us some other information that we can use

in our newspaper stories concerning your

service at K. U. and coaching record,
We are looking forward to your visit
here on April 26.

1 ees,

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HARPER CITY SCHOOLS

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT

HARPER, KANSAS
April 7, 1938

Dr. Forrest ©. Allen

Dept. of Physical Education
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

I was in Lawrence lest Friday
but learned that you were out of
town.

We shall plan on you for our
athletic banquet for all sports,
including students and towns people
on April 86 at 6:50 Pi Me If it
should be convenient for you to
reach Harper in time to talk to our
high school students at 3:00 P. M.

we shall appreciate it.

Most sincerely,

Cie

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Marah 25, 1938¢

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HARPER CITY SCHOOLS

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT

HARPER, KANSAS
March 23, 1938

ERIC T. TEBOW,
Superintendent of Schools

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

I am glad to have your answer of March
17, with your schedule of arranged dates.

We want you to come to Harper and have
made the following selection of dates sub-
ject to your approval:

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First choice, April 18 .
Second choice, April 25 \7™«™
Third choice, April 26 } tua j

Will you please let us know which of
these dates you prefer and plan to come on
that date.

We interpret from your letter that the
expense to us will be 6¢ per mile which is
approximately 520 miles round trip plus a
meal each way and possibly one night's hotel
bill.

We shall withhold announcement of our
plans until we hear from you.

Most cordially,

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OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT

HARPER, KANSAS
Mareh 15, 1%8

ERIC T. TEBOW,

‘Superintendent of Schools

Dr. Forrest Cc. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

We want to have an athletic
banquet and would like to know what
your charge would be to come to
Harper on any of the following dates:
apris 26, £0, May 5, 4, 8, 9, 11, 183
The earlier the date the better,

We are interested in having you.

Congratulations on your championship
of the Big Six again this year.

Most cordially,

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