August 3,, 1943. Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Division of Public Documents, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: We are desirous of obtaining six copies of each of the following publications: War Department Training Circular #87 WD TM 21-220 Technical Manual - Sports and Games. These are for use by our instructors in the Arny Specialized Training Program. ‘Since we do not know the price of these manuals, we will reimburse you immediately upon receipt of your statement. Sincerely yours, Director of Physical Educaticn, POA:AH Veraity Basketball Coach. April 7, 1943. Superintendent of Decunents , Government Printing Office, Division of Public Documents, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: On Jenuary 18, 1943, our Department of Physical Education sent through a requisition for 100 copics of the bulletin "Physical Pitness Through Physical Bdusation for the Victery Corps", at BOY per oomr less 26% discount. ee ‘Director of Physical Education, Varsity Basketball Coach. UNITED STATES | GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE DIVISION OF PUBLIC DOCUMENTS pibvereite of Kansas ia siness Office ie Ho, 2263 - Pur.Heg. Wo. 29872 Lawrence, Kansas Yours of 1-18-43 @ SUPERI ENT OF DOCUMENTS, 2«. Form 8-560 ss~si7__ DUPLICATE _danuary 27, 1943 100 Physical Fitness through Physical Education for the | Victory Corps @ 25¢ ench $25.00 Quantity Discount ~hnZS $18.75 fo be mailed to: University of Kansas Physical Education Department Lawrence, Kansas oy I w ad 19 794: q Teserveu OH Guurcaiion August 13, 1945. Lite We ©. Simora, Re Ry #3, Brainard, Mim. Dear Mr. Simons: It was most gracious of you to send us the Journal» World subseription for a year. And too, the finest fruit of your garden was greatly enjoyed. I think we had ea full evening dimer on the lovely vegetables that you brought to i sincerely hope that Mrs. Simons may get over her diffieulty so that she will enjoy her visit in Minnesota. I-know that you always enjoy yourself because you seem to be interested in all things and ali people, iy kindest regards to Dolph and his family. Sincerely yours, Direetor of Physical Education, FOAsA : Varsity Basketball Coach. ir. David L. Shirk, Coach, Senior Nigh Sehool, Auguste, Zansas. igar Dave: I was delighted to receive your letter of April 2nd but I was chagrimned that you had to write mo first. I wanted ' to mke it a most emphatic congratulatory letter on your splendid accomplishment of winning the Class A State Chempion- ship Basketball Tournament. I was delighted because I was ao imterested in your accomplishing this fact. 5 Sie nals watitailiieds- tain saneh teins Waseca Geis it, and I am happy for you. I got a big laugh out of the fact ‘that the.defense was your own, and that it was so crazy that it fooled everyone. Well, that is all —_ it Ban"t fal you, fave. ae Please congratulate Mrs. Shirk for the shirk family, will you, Dave? — : ie, Saieadins Wi ec aw oe: isis wins mixed up hore, Dave, that I am afraid to attempt it. Ow’ help is practically nil. Mr. Hutchinson resigned at the stadium and Deen is doing double duty, or triple duty, I should say. He is property man end trainer for the teams, and further than that he is taking some physical conditioning classes on the side. I am afraid we would have no one here to check out equipment as Dean will be used at the stadium, and of course: the high school boys will be. competing in their track events down e% the stadium and it might be construed as a counter- attraction with no Relays on. So you will understand that I would love to have you and your boys, but it is just one of those things. 7 S hed gue dd Wes Wien deb St pee ees I will see you when you come up for the high school nest, I hopes Sincerely yours, Director of Physical Bauoation, — : ay ee eee | Senior High Srhool Office of the Principal Augusta, Kansas April 2, 1945 Dr. Forrest C. Allen Kansas University Lawrence, Kansas Dear "Doe": I thought 1 would drop you a note to let you know that my basketball team just won the state championship in class "A", In my offense I used a lot of suggestions from your book, but my defense was my own type, I guess that it was so crazy thet it fooled everyone. "Doc", I was wondering if you are going to have your annual play day for high school senior basketball pl-yers. I have two boys who are swell players as well as students who would get a big kick from such an event. Doc, if you do not have this play day this year would you drop me a note. If you do have it would you drop these boys a 19ne about having a good season. Bill Sapp, Augusta High School; and Lawrence Kennedy, 135 Columbia; Thank you for this fervor, and also for recommending me for the Topeka position. JI received the sapplication form and returned it several days ago, however, I am up for reclass- ification agein May 2nd. Respectfully, DLS /ml Devid L. Shirk, Coach April 8, 1943. Mr. Lewrence Kennedy, 133 Columbia, Augusta, Kansas. Dear Lawrence; Permit me to congratulate you, your coach and your school upon winning the Class A State Championship in basketball. Of course I was delighted to see you do it. I have been especially fond of your coach because not only is he a fine coach but ho is a grand centleman, and I kmow thet you must heve’ gotten much delight from being cosched by s man like Coach Shirk. Doubtless you will want to continue in college if possible to fit yourself for this scientific war, if you get into it. If I were a young man I would get as e mush schooling as possible under the conditions. of course, this war will end some day and the fellow who is best fitted to serve will get the call. : With congratulations and best wishes, I an Sincerely yours, 3 Direotor of Physical Education, PCA2AH Vareity Basketball Coach. April 8, 1943. cae, Gas ot ace 2 os can Mae & ull anh WV Juasth Searles “Ro =: | Gheaan t bark S —, 7 oe . : August 2, 1943. _ ‘Sincerely yours, Director of Physieal Education, FCAAH Varsity Basketball Coach. Ence FRED MEDART MANUFACTURING Co. POTOMAC AND DE KALB STREETS SAINT Louris, Mo. R. W. HIGGINS ZORE 1:8 MANAGER APPARATUS AND GYM SEAT DIVISION July 30, 1943 Dr. Forrest C. Allen University of Kansas lawrence, Kansas Dear Dr. Allen: Since Mr, Medart is away on an extended business trip, I will take the liberty of replying to your letter of July 28. You may advise Lieut. Stapleton that we are in a position to supply the additional Goal-Hi outfits in which he is interested. We have a fairly liberal supply of #907 stand- ards( this is the only number available) and will be ha ppy to accommodate Lieut. Stapleton out of our present stock. Our current price for the #907 Goal-Hi is $32.00 each f.o.b. cars factory. Shipping weight 115 pounds each. Cordially yours, RWH:MS STEEL LOCKERS___ STEEL WARDROBES____ STEEL SHELVING____GYMNASIUM APPARATUS____GYM SEATS____BASKETBALL BACKSTOPS____PLAYGROUND APPARATUS - duly 26, 1943. Asst. Direotor, P. f., I was happy to receive your letter end immediately wrote to ii. Edward J. Medast, president July 2, 1943. Snowden-Mize Athletic Goods Co., Atchison, Kansas. Dear Sirs: 5 I am wondering if it is still possible to buy ping pong balls. One of our University | organizations has asked us to secure three gross, and we told them we had experienced some difficulty in supplying our own needs. Could you fill such an order for us? Sincerely yours, Director of Physical Bduscation, FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach. Hie ait rnd ei! Hee 2 Hs ee? 3 Hi aH July 28, 1943. Director of Physical Education, Varsity Basketball Coach. Very cordially yours, a] cian arene PCA: AH s san a NS rer ‘ ar go) rh RE ets a, —— 3 ees see ‘3 eee \\ a f \ } ) o~~. plies | er ee gs Jie ey \ aon \ ae oy ( ae £ } 7 t \ re ey as ‘ fi ee < \ eS zl / oe : A ae i} S / ers uy y J } \ ee =P or . / x i Ze a : \ \ 7 * af pee bes a ee el Oey mis s SET 7 > Fae ee ack aie his 5 Zz = SN eee r pes zs A . A Fe a Pa 3 2. Pat ay SSN f fs