Pebruary 11, 1944.

Me. Le & Palmer,
Postville, Iowa.

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He ie still troubled with his lack of aggressiveness.
I have had so many new men on the squad that it is difficult to

_ give Lloyd aa much time as I would like. It seems that each one
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using an underhand scoop shot. It is so easily blocked. I speak
of this because when he comes into the basket instead of raising
the ball over his head for a lay-up he brings the ball up under

his kmees for a bank shot.

I assure you that I am very fond of Lloyd as he is a
fine, clean yeung man, and if I san stimulate further his interest
in the academic as well ag the basketball activities I assure you

that I will be very happy to do so. You may count on my full co-
operation and friendship for Lloyd.

I trust that I may have the pleasure of visiting with
you and Mrs. Palmer at some future time. With all good wishes, |
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Sincerely yours, ,

Director of Physical Education,
FPCA:AH ‘Varsity Basketball Coach.