Mr. Re EB. Peters,
342 So. Chelsea Ave.,
Kansas City, Moe

Dear Reaves:

aénswering your letter of the 18th instant, I believe we would
almost be justified in having Gibbs come on for the second game on
January 50th in the Mumicipal Auditorium Frankly, Gibbs has been
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ae eek Se, Oberhelman and Hinkhouse are nothing to talk
about. I believe Browming will prove to be a good man. But
frenkly, I think Pullian is the worst that I have ever seen.

I think we had better talk about officiala very definitely
for the Priday and Saturday night games. I would not want Tony
Hinkle to think that we would run in a set of peor officials on
him; therefore, I think we are justified in having Gibbs come on.

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& geme for them anyhow.

Hinshaw will not call a single illegal starting of the dribble.
He permits them to run all over the floor. Can't you as commissioner
tell him that the rules specifically state that the illegal starting
of the Getbhle ghould te enforaed rigitly beeause it pubs the Warden
on the guard. It makes him foul because the dribbler has started
with a rum and not with a step. I believe you could change that
feature, which is the worst one of his officiating. He is not bad
on the other stuff although he calls a foul and walks away without
designating the offender. That is weak officiating and looks as if
it is designed to keep the crowd off of him.

Prankly, I will go back to Ernie Quigley over these amateurs,
_ 0 let's use Quig. He has judgment, two to one better than these
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Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach.

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