Central Office For Eastern Intercollegiate Athletics

January 10, 1945

Mr. Day Edgar

Asst. to the Editor
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.

Dear Day:

 
 
 
  
 
 
  
  
 
 
 
  

The editorial entitled "The Gamblers Move I
Sport" in the Post's December 23 issue wa
special interest to me.

No doubt the Post asked Phog #
charges before it proceeded
by repeating them and anal
facts did he produce?

em further currency
significance. What

It is unfortunate that profe gamblers are finding

a profitable field for their “tions in college sport,

for serious trouble-is-a~possible consequence unless in-
» made to prevent it.

tic Association,

an elertly eset eered | ongeal tation ef athletic repre-

sentatives fromall of the counttry's leading colleges, is

Getermined to see to it that the situation is put under

i t belnare that anyone need

 
  
  
  
    
   
 

eting its probleme as they arise and of “effecting the
for those problems.

are you, ay? Hope to see you one of these days.
all good wishes for 1945, I am,

Sincerely yours,

Asa S. Bushnell

ASB:AR