i. Robert BE. Allen,

Room 44 Morris Hall,
University of Pennsylvania,
Philedelphia, Pa.

Dear Bobs

Wy, how time flies! I had written Jean and told her
that I was coming up to see her before she got away to the east,
but I imagine by the time this letter arrives she will either be
there or will arrive about the time my letter does. :

I em wearing the sox that Jean mde for me, end I want
her to lmow how greatly I appreciate then. I think I wrote you and
told you that I wore them the night of the Colorado game, but it .
wasn't due to the sox that we lost the game. Rather, it was because
the boys missed two set-ups in the last three minuhds of play. They

fifteen feet of him. Charlie Black missed one, and Ray Bvans missed
one. So instead of two, there were three. Frankly, I think they
had a hard time losing the geme in the last few seconds of play.
But that is all in a lifetime, and we will take them as they come.

Ye beat Rice in a thriller, but doubtless you received
the papers and read enough to get the general idea. I was kind of
glad that the season was over because we had quite a time. I will
tell you all about it when you get home. —

Ralph Miller is now in the Student Hospital with lobar
pneumonia. He is really a pretty sick boy. He was not well in
either of the last two games that we played.

I hope you and Jean have a lovely visit, as I am sure
you will. Give her my love and tell her that I am sorry I did not
get that opportunity to drop by and say hello to her before she left.
She is a sweet girl, and I trust that you have a fine visit. With
best wishes to you both, I an

Affeotionately,

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