THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

 

 

THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
KANSAS CITY, KANSAS

DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE

February 22, 1942

Dear Coach and Team,

I should like to express my feeling
of pride in your play in the game of last Friday night.
When the going was tough, you didn't falter but tightened

your belts, instead, as if to say- "We've got a job to
do and we are going to do it? It's that fighting cour-
age that is going to win this war for us.

I admire you because you have a
wholesome appreciation of your opponents , yet you are
not overawed by them. You know, now, that you have the
plays and the guiding force on the bench to come through
with flying colors. You have won in the past and you
can do it again with that old K.U. fight.

Come what may, you are a fine bunch

of fellows and I wish you could know how much [I have
enjoyed your play this year.

Good luck to you.

Sincerely,

“Dwon Nike