February 27, 1941

Dear Mre Beauchamp:
Thank you very much for your fine letter of neni
tions dated February 11 concerning our win over lNebrasktie

We were especially pleased with the triumph over the
Cornhuskers because they were so big and tough, and in addition
they put on an exhibition that was far too cheap for theme They
began bickering and mgging our boys with their lipe For instance,
the boys who guarded Engleman said, “How is that little trick Inee
of yours, Engleman? Well, you might be an Alleimerican in some .
leagues but you are going to be an ‘also ran*." And for Bobby Allen
they said, "Well, this is Junior, papa 's little ‘boys What are you —
going to do tonight, Junior? Ete."

it was the cheapest lot of goategetting that I have ever —
seen used by men of the caliber of Nebraska. Our audience was aghast
betause such cheap tactics had not been employed by the Cornhuskers —
heretofore. That is why the victory was just a little sweeter. Bob
and Engleman gave en ee a ee
was the best answere ;

I trust that Mrs. Beauchamp is much serer and that you are
in your usual busy and robust healthe

With all good wishes, I am,

Sincerely yourss

Director of Physical Education amd Reorestion
ene Basketball Coach

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