Pebruary 24, 1945.

Mr. R. He. Malott, si/e

Co. 16-45, Sec. 1, Room 174,
Cordell Hall, . oe
Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Dear Bob:
od letter of February 19. We are

may hinge on this result. The boys
I am a little afraid that they will
n the offing for them and I have a
well. It won't be long until we

_ Thanks very much for your go
pisying Missouri tonight and a lot
have had examinations all weak and
be lethargic. But there is a lot i

feeling they will come through pretty
will know, —

 .2 was ata meeting with your father yesterday and he told me you
were almost outraged because they had given the Oklahoma Aggies the call
for the play-off. I am very happy they did because our boys are largely -
_ Wavy and it wouldn't be possible for them to get away on account of the
48-hour ruling. -

If we win this thing our boys will surprise me immensely. 1
didn't think we had it. My admiration goes out to them in unlimited
quantities. : : |

I do thank you for sending me this information on Iba. This
shows you are inteisely loyal to your alwa mater. I will be hoping for
the time when you will return along with the other boys. It will be a

great outfit when you and the others come back, and I am sure we will
give a fairly good account of ourselves,

This is just a short note, sandwiched in between a very busy day
as I have two or three meetings besides getting our boys ready for the
battle tonight. I want to work on the next Jayhawk Rebounds right away
so you will get more news from that. ‘

With every good wish, I am

Very sincerely yours, _

|  Direotor of Physical Education,
POA :AH si | Varsity Basketball Coach.