October 20, 1937.

lip, Gwinn Henry,
Athletic Director,
University of Kansas,

Dear Gwinn:

I am sending you a carbon copy of
my letter to A, B, Meckie, The tentative games that
I have discussed have been with Liston, of Baker
either here or at Baldwin, I discussed with Earl,
in your absence, the possibility of playing the game

We offered Liston $30,00 guarantee
with an eption of 50% of the cash gate receipts. Stud-
ent tickets are not to count in the settéement.

The other angle that I wanted te exe
plain to you was the possibility of our playing Rock-
hurst College in Kansas City. e Big Six has a ruling
that you may not play e@ school in a city in which the <
college is not located, My notion was to play Xoeckhurst
College in Convention Hall if Pat Mason could get the
Hall at a very reasonable fee, I have a notion that we
could draw a very fine crowd in Kansas City, and if we
eould arrange @ double header to be played between two
strong college teams or two independent teams kn Kansas
City, I believe each of us could make some money.

About the only date we could play
Rockhurst Seliegs would be New Year*s night, I under-
stand MeElroy, City Manager of Sansas City, is in
_ favor of totting college teams play there at a very
small rental, had in mind the making of some money
for the Athletic Association, I will be glad to dis-
cuss this deal with you for your approval or rejection
before anything is definitely done,

Very cordially yours,

FCA:AH — 3 Director of Physical Education,