Mr. Curtis 7, MeGraw,
licGraw-Hill Book Cos,
330 vest 42nd street,
New York City.

Dear Mr, lieGraw;

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Borate Bierman. Not do

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I appreciate aie
I am very much plea: “th st.

| I think he han@les it in a chatty,  cohmaaty
sort of way that would cause a fellow to keep on :
veeding the text. Indeed, it is nicely Gone. ‘

- I also like the way your advertising man
is edvertising the other Whittlesey House Sports
Series, This boosts every one of the texts and puts
them in a favored and distinctive class. |

_ While the galley of Better Basket-
pall and the diagrams are occu; ga lot of my
ovkeentene 2 it may be necessary for me to forege the
entire reading of this very interesting football
text. But I?ll cet to it at the sankicit possible
moment, as I find it very alluring. | |

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Gephers teke a licking from the Cornhuskers at Lin- :
coin, it was a great game, However, the real joy
was taken out of the ereenee ue on account of the
near critical i Blden Peete the 80:
Nebraska talibast 10 "peared a frac
a coneussion. He was ae near dead es any boy I ever.
want to see.

I still maintain that they can take a lot
of the rough stuff out of football and have a
glorified basketball game out of it with more forward
passing ané a prohibition of massed interference
running. This will lessen injuries perceptibly.

; The Canadians have e game that cert es play
which is : Ssuee sear tk aa a aeeie oo oo
as our colleges v a English rugby. They
do not permit this mass interference ahead of the
runner, thereby making the game more open and less