February ll, 1942.

Dre Ee Re Elbel,
Department of Physical Education.

Dear Dre Elbel:

Just this morning I was talking to Mrs. Hulteen again
regarding the data which is sutmitted regarding the Kansas
and Creighton players. Frankly, this is of no benefit to
us whatsoever. The only research work that was done that
was beneficial to us was on the batting and fielding aver~
aZO5e

Regarding the data submitted, I practically carry that
in my owm head, and as far as the opponents are concerned
I am-not interested except for what publicity value it might
have'to the sports writers. Most of them. keep this stuff
themselves and it is in their stories.

Mrs. liulteen stated that you did not have enough help
SS work. There is Pfitsoh, Jessup,
Raugh, and Murrey Brown, as well as Henry Shenk, all of
oT on as supervisors in enlisting students

en ee ee data. I can think of Clint Kanaga,

Prank Gage, and a host of basketball enthusiasts that would
be delighted to do this. :

Just at this moment of dictation Mrs. Hulteen says that
she thinks you have enough checkers, but the time consumed
in figuring the thing out is the hangnail. Well, why not
put. these fellows who are working on scholarships on the
job - let them work at night after the geme and have the
data ready the next morning. Don't you think this would
work?

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education end Recreation,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.