duly 15, 1943.

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Pvt. Robert ®, Allen,
$904 Spruce St.,

_ Philadelphia (4), Pa.

Dear Bobiy: Ae .

I an sending you the second issue of the Jayhawk Rebounds.
Doubtless you saw the Jayhemker scoreboard. ‘This is the way it looked
after the Oklahoma game. The Jayhawker has a red |
as well as the red ball above the basket, with each Kansas score. Per-
haps you sew it, Bob, but I samnct recall. ; pS
that you sew it in action. It is a dandy. ‘The clock and the
beard ere operated from the bench. It takes an operator for each.

I have a Journal World slipping at home which telis of me
shooting a 35. I kicked the end of my toe off on the R. C. Cola box.
It had @ galvanized edge and I was barefooted as I walked by, and it
. just out the end off like a scalpel would. That afternoon I went out
to play with Guy Smith, Irving 1i12 and Dr. Jones, and I was limping
badly because the end of the toe was raw although it was encased with
geause with adhesive for attachment. —

Irving 4411 said, Wthat'’s the matter with you?" And I told
him. Then when I started shooting pars and birdies he said, "Here!
You send that R. ©. Cola crate over to me. I think I need some work
done on my feeti" Irving Hill and I were playing Dr. Jones and Guy
Smith, and I beat Guy 6 down in our feud, and we murdered the opposition. |

ago I and
par starting on the 7th. Then I got a 4 end a 5 on 7 and
getting a bad reputation as a par shooter, but I :
better golf than I ever did only if 1 get my game straightened out
day it makes it tough on the opponent. I am not

seriously though, because I know that I do not have the background of
fundamentals. I seem to be in pretty gcod physical condition, and I
to

think that accounts for the better game that I an playing.

I am sending one of these Jayhawk Rebound letters
at Culver. I believe that he will get.a kick out of reading abo
some of the boys that he , and

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