March 1, 1943.

iS. George B. Smith, C.A.C.;
$21 Pope Avenue,

Apartment 6,

Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

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March 3, 1943.

Last Friday night at the Oklahoma game Jack Copeland was here
in Lawrence and told me he remembered riding in the mm
told me. I said, "Why didn't you tell Bruce Drake that while we were

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I assure you that I do not expect to give this any public
attention in any way, but I would like for you to write me the facts
and details so that I could assure Drake that I was not talking out
‘of thin air.

Ray Evans, one of our varsity basketball » tells me
that while he was playing in the state tournament in Top three years
ago Gerald Tucker, now of the Oklahoma team, was picked up for the
same thing.
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ns ae I will appreciate it, Pip, if you will write me the details
Iwill keep it entirely confidential.

With all good wishes to you and yours, I am

Vary sincerely yours,

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Director of Physical Education,
FCAsH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
March 4, 1943.

Mr. Laurerse Stanton,
Coach, PP agat si City fenioe a
Dodge City, Kansas.

Dear Laurence: )

I wes delighted to hear from you, and I
went you to know that I very deeply appreaiate the
kind remerke that vou mde in your letter.

With Kindest regards and best wishes to
you and your team, I am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Plywival miuntion,
POA:AH Yayaity Waaketbeli Gonsh.
DODGE CITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
DODGE CITY, KANSAS
Februery 28-42%

F. B. TOALSON
PRINCIPAL

Dr. F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allens

I fully intended to write and congratulate you efter your
first win over Oklahome, nov you are to be doubly congratulated
for the last win and the championship. Winning without tvo
regulars is a most commendable feat.

You possibly will remember some of the boys on my team this
year. They all remember your lest year's visit and heve been
pulling for you to down the Sooners. Four of the first five
will greduate this spring. One is only sixteen end definitely
is a college prospect. I shall vrite leter in regerd to him.
Nor we ere concerned with the winning of our last leegue game
so es to heve the championship remain in Dodge for the second
streight year.

Again congratulations and lots of good luck in the future.
Yours sincerely,

faut Marrm~

Leurence Stanton

 
 

March 4 1943.

With kindest regards and best wishes, I am

Cordially yours,

Varsity Basketball Coach.

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December 22, 1942.

Dr. D. H. Spencer,
1014 Mississippi St., —

» Kansas.
Dear Dr. se

: i anes oak oo
prairie meadow again from 1, 1943 to. January 1,
1944. I note that the rental wil 1 te e080 000, and if
you will prepare this contract I will be happy to sign
it.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physioal Education,
POAcAn Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

 

 
 

April 5, 1943.

Ur. George Stapleton,
641 - 135th Street,
Dear Georges

ZI em enclosing a letter I have received fron
the Fred Madart Manufacturing Company concerning the
Goal-Hi Standards. I hope you were able to secure then
for your recreation program. :

With all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
Re. 7 : Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

March 29, 1943.

641 =~ 13th Street,
Miami Beach, Florida.

Dear George:

I am sorry that I missed you when you were in
Lawrences

The production of the Goal-Hi standards has
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of the Medart Menufacturing Company at St. Louis, Missouri <
Hr. Edward J. Medsot - in the hope that they micht have some
on hand which they could.sell you.

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very short tins.

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Jayhaukers whom you may seo from time to time, I am

Cordially yours,

Director of Physical Edusation,
PCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
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March 15, 1943.

Dean D. M. Swarthout,

Dear Don:

Tear sengeeieiebery letter really made me feel good.
TI knew it was from one who felt sineerely what he was
saying to me, and that rince the bell with me. You are
ee ee
en

Very sincerely yours,

3 Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
School of Fine Arts

Lawrence

Office of the Dean March 9 9 1943

Mr. Forrest C. Allen
Director of Physical Ed.
University of Kansas

My dear Phog:

This letter may be a little late but it
is a most sincere one nevertheless. I want
to congratulate the old master on the
magnificent record again in basketball.
The way these championships in basketball
are coming around to KU each year is get-
ting to be a bit monotonous. You helped
the picture immensely this year however,
by eliminating all other contenders and
keeping the slate clean which is a superb
record in every way. We are proud to
know yOoOue

Good luck and best wishes.
Cordially yours,

3

D. M. Swarthout
Dean

 
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In reply refer to: Omaha, Nebraska,

March 5, 1945

Dr. Forrest Cc. Allen
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Phog:

It was hard to sit and see the boys defeated
last night, but a great feeling of satisfaction in
watching the dogged way in which they fought and the
spirit in which they took their defeat. They are a
fine bunch of boys.

I enjoyed our visit yesterday, and thanks
for the tickets.

With very best wishes,

Sincergly,
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MW. Carnis Suith,
Coach, High School,
Paola, “anaes. —

‘Dear Carnie:

It was a creat pleasure to hear from you
and to learn in detail about your conditioning programs
T understand you are doing wonderful work there at
Paola, and I eongratulate you.

With best wishes for your continued success,
I am ,

Very sincerely yours,

\

Direetor of Physical hela,
FOA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
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February 17, 1943.

Yr. Bob Shrader,
2030 Park Avonue,
Lincoln, Nebraska.

Dear Bob:

I have your favor of the 14th instant stating that
you have found a warm-up jacket belonging to the Kansas team.
This jacked was checked out to Harold McSpadden, the man that
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the first half. »

statins aleudiat tia dconah Wel tne Doli tai
our trainer, and it waa then in fine condition, so MoSpadden
states. After the game we missed the jacket and we were quite
sure that someone had slipped it from under the chairs where

the Kansas team was sitting for what some people call a practical
joke.

He instituted a search for it in the dressing room
and failed to find it.

I would appreciate it if you would express it collect
to us with the following address:

Forrest ©. Allen, Basketball coach
University of Kenseas
Lawrence, Kansas.

We will 0 ae Soe Se seaiens te £0 Te 8 an ee
mudd & baa Gee ine tae

May I ask what dressing room you found it in?

Thanking you for this information and for the return
of the garment, I am

Very sincerely yours, ©

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Director of Physical Education,
FPCA:AH VaSsity Basketball Coach. 2

 
 

Lincoln, Nebraska
2030 Park Avenue
February 14, 1943

Dr. Forrest Allen
Director of Athletics
Kansas University
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

I have a warm-up jacket that belongs to
the Kansas team. I found it in the dressing
room. It is number eight. It is torn under
poth arms so I thought that it might have
been left there on purpose. If you would
like to ha ve me return it please write and
tell me so.

Yours truly,

Oh d frached

 
Mre. Deal Six,

1732 Mississippi St.,
Lawrence, Kansas.
Dear Mrs. Six:

We went to
your kindness in

extremely generous
to get these costumes out of storage
effice, and we are deeply grateful.

If there is any way in which I can return the
favor do not hesitate to call on mee

Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

 

February 17, 19435.

Mr. Hugh D. —
Kemmerer,

Dear Mr. Schooley: |

assuming that the attempts are mde during a contest.

If they make four out of ten during a contest I 7
would say that would be very good. When the defenee is alert
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ten from this area.

Very cordially yours,

Director of. Physical Education,
FCA: All — Basketball Coach.

 
The State of Wyoming
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION DEPARTMENT
Third Judicial District

(Lincoln, Sublette, Teton, and Uinta Counties)

H. R. CHRISTMAS
Judge

Epmromoxmoex flugh D. Schooley Kemmerer, Wyoming
Compensation Clerk February 10 ; 1 943

Official Court Reporter

Prof. Phog Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Prof. Allen:

is it reasonable to expect a basketball team
to make seven out of ten shots attempted, between
the extended free throw line and the basket; as-
suming, of course that the attempts are made dur-
ing a contest?

Inclosed herewith is a stamped, self-addressed
envelope for your convenience. An informal reply
on the bottom of this letter will be appreciated.

Very truly yours,

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February 16, 1943.
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Cordially yours,
Director of Physical Education,

Varsity Basketball Coach.

FCA:AH