UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE ~~

DEPARTMENT OF |
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

Dear Dr. Allen:

Several of the boys have told me thet you had detected a mistake
in one of my stories in ous to John Bunn and the fact that he was a ten
letter winner. I apprestate the fact that you are interested acne in my
work to read my releases and help me straighten out some of my ideas.

I have to confess that I wrote that Bunn was “one of two men who
had earned ten letters at K.U." without checking on it. Too often I write things
like that just because I have them in the back of my — When I wrote this
sentence I was thinking that someone else had won ten awe.

Some time ago I took the time to look through the list of lettermen
in one of Mre Dill's score books just to see how many letters different men had
won. I happened to run across another man then who gad won 10 letters and although
his feat can be discounted because he won six letters in baseball, this was what
I had in the back of my mind when I wrote that Bunn wes one of two.

Upon checking I find that the men was A.F. Sherman and I am leaving

the score book for you to check. I helive that we both were pretty much right.

 

Bunn was the ony man to legitdmately win 10 letters, but Sherman also won that many «

Thankk again for your constructive criticism,

Horace Mason