Oot. 2, 1941

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Mr. Lawrence Servais
Gove, Kansas

Dear Mr. Servais,

The wrestler's or the boxer's stance is generally called
“An Apeman's Stance".

The individual is crouched with kmees definitely bent, arms
and shoulders dravm in, with hands and forearms extended.
The head is drawn well back into the shoulders and the indi-
vidual presents a militant, aggressive, fighting positions

It is more of a waddle than it is a walk. The biceps and
shoulders are swung much like a quadruped who walks on his
hind legs.

If this is not a: sufficient description, please write ne
further and I will attempt to elaborate.

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Bducation and Recreation
FCA/pg Varsity Basketball Coach