January 17, 1946.

Mr. Reaves Peters, Commissioner,

Big Six Conference,

342 So. Chelsea,

Kansas City, Mo. ; uy

| Dear Reeves: | . .

: i think something should be done regarding the teams that have
small two-inch letters on the front of their jerseys. When we played the
Kansas Aggies in Kansas City I noticed that their jerseys are a straight
violation of our rules. I do not know what other teams have the same
violation, but it is “mpossible for a boy to pick out the ene piay-
Gl'«

Suppose they come down the floor facing the Aggie opponent. The
letters are too small to distinguish. If one fellow can violate the rules
why cannot the others? And then ‘the Aggies’ letters are not set out in
block so tat you can easily distinguish them,

\ T would like for you to write me frankly and tell me in a friendly
way what you think the powers of a comaissioner are. Doubtless this, and
other things, have been brought up before, so I am oe asking you to tell
me how we oan get some action on things.

i Also, will you kindly send me the Big Six basketball schedule?

I have never had a copy of it and + moult Athe Se foaner the yreeran of -
the Eanese

Thanking you for these favors, I am

Simerely yours,

Director of Physical Education, — i
FCAAH — . Varsity Basketball Coach.

P.S. Oh, yes, the officials are not using the signals at all, in indicating
fouls. Why would we give the scorekeeper these — unless the officials
use them? :

N.B. Yes, and my digestion is good. I am feeling finel

PeCeoAe