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necessary weight, which would extend upward fron the floor in
slightly concave shapes

Now, I can hear you say how impractical that is because
it will rum up the cost more. But my notion was that before you
went through with the expenditure for a special machine to roll
base you possibly could work on a base that would still have
necessary weight to hold the base in place and yet it could be
ded in Se ee this objectionable feature of stubbing

on the base of iron better than one inch high would be ree

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So, you see, Mr. Medart, while I have written a lot of |
>» 1. have tried 0 work one hundred per cent with you and

Wah sia Ssh Veritas Wie teens Chik GAA Webes af euteunths I an
still of the enphatic opinion that the round roller base is not

fool-proof. I agree with you that you are spending the money, and
it was for that reason, ltr. Medart, that I was trying to save you
any umnecessary expenditures

Sieiiilae Milk Gabeh Cesta iciiiins eae ahead oe
‘ibiatiandd: wdekaaae. I wonder if Roy showed you the letters that he
wrote me regarding the convex backboard and the difficulty he had
with Mre Porter, and then he followed that up with an inquiry re-
garding the electric time clock and score board, and I believe
there have been one or two other details. I was of the opinion
that for an incidental fee of say 5200 or $300 it would compensate
me for the time and the technical Imowledge that I have of those

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pects to pay for ites I felt that I had enough Imowledge of the
working of the national organizations, such as the Coaches Assoc=-
iation, the Rules body, and other allied bodies, that I could have
meade a hookeup with these people in such a way that I could have
served your corporation very successfully. lowever, I see that I
was wrung and we will just forget it.

I am paid fairly good compensation here at the Univer
ae and naturally when those inquiries came to me I gave them
my immediate and best possible attention. It was for such things
as this that I had an idea my lmowledge would be worth something
to youe 7s at be Semereeted fm Sey Pubs Cine progeny tien

people interested in Goal<ili, I have just received enother one
this morning from Superintendent Minter E. Brow, of the Anthony,
Kansas, public schools. We are writing Roy, enclosing the letter
to him for his disposition. This makes about a dozen inquiries
for Goal-Hi that have come to my desk, and to my mind a dozen
sales are a dozen sales. Of course, all inquiries are not sales,