Jamary 9, 1945.

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Cpl. Chas. B. Moore, 35544112, 3 ae l
78th Sp., 4, S5th T. C.,

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New York, N.Y.

Dear Coxporal Moors:

suk cues tole 3 eb sen hee Woks odie id icin Seek ae
in the Garden in the east in 1940, ‘41, °42, 143, but with conservatism I
would stake my reputation on saying that the western teams won over eighty
per cent of their games played in the Garden and other eastern locations.
In 1942 and "45 I bolieve they won ninst}-five per cent of ‘their games.

A

sure way of finding out would be to address a letter to Ned Irish, .
President of Madison Square Garden, and ask him to give you the results —
of the games played by western teams in the east that were under his
co He a chain of playing areas, such as Philadelphia, Buffalo,
and the Garden. I believe he controls Hersyen, Pa., and one other

. | where the eastern teams play the

from the west. I have seen both teams, and that is my opinion, but the
record still stahde for itself. . | :