November 1, 1937.

ir. Ye: Replogle,
Athletic Director,

The Elgin Academy,

Bigin, Tliinois,

Dear Vayne 3

Very happy to have your good letter
ef the 26th ultimo. By now you have a pretty fair
appraisal of the power of the Kansas team, Max must
heave played a wonderful game, from ell reports.

, He is a great athlete and a
fellow, Somehow, I have a feeling that Max will be
one of the standouts next yoar on the Kansas varsity.

| I would have enjoyed having @ visit
with you at East Lensing last Saturday but I know that
in the short time you had an opportunity to visit with
Max there would have been no time for anyone else,
This is as it should be. ; ;

Now, regarding Osborn, don’t worry a
moment about him, fe perhaps aid the best thing for
himself. You know, Wayne, I am not very strong on
transfers from one institution to another. Really, I
think it would be a good rule to have no transfers
whatever even though it would work hardships on some
of the » However, as iong as there is no mle
against it I see no ob jection in a boy transferring
from one institution to another if he has a very good
reason to do so. 7

: ) ' J want re to know that I appreciate
all the things that you did in K.U.'s behalf, It is
mighty fine of you to boost Sansas as you do, of
course, I realize that you love Kansas more than

other state in the Union, and you are an exceptio
fellow in this respect. Too many fellows cheer lustily
for the old institution while she is knoe them off,
and when she begins te slip they lose most their