June 6, 1945.

Mre Js Os loKensie,
403 No. Main,
Henderson, Texas.

Dear Coach MeKenzie:

ig I an sorry that I have let your letter lie on my
desk wisnawered, but your letter was sent to the Oklahom A.
& Me Trainer at Stillwater, Oklahoma, and they later sent it
on to née

«It as very airfiqult for me to diagnose a ease with-
out ever having seen it. You sen appresiate that. There are
so many knees that are inoorreotly diagnosed thet it is difficult
to work on the premise that the boy has somthing loose in his
knee. Perhaps he has. But it would almost be necessary for me
to sea the boy, and for that the expense is prohibitive.

If you and the boy with e bad imee and the boy with
the bad leg could drive up here and let me examine them I think
I could tell you more about it. Most of the braces that are
built for injuries have to be built especially for that partiou-
lar injury. I have always mde ow own braces when I was coach~
ing ani when I was training these boys to be trainers.

Again, I am sorry that I oennot tell you more at
this distance. . =

I remember you with pleasure. It was good to hear
from you. - ,

Sincerely yours,

Direstor of Physical Education,
FOCAsAH Varsity Basketball Coach.