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DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS

6330 FRERET STREET
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
PHONE WAinut 0800

  

April 5, 1938

Do. Forrest C. Allen,
Kansas University,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Doce:

I should like very much to schedule a basketball game
with you, but it will be impossible to do so for several reasons: Qur
team at the present time is nothing to write home about; our gymnasium
is &@ very poor one; and basketball doesn't draw with us enough to war-
rant a financial obligation necessary to have you appear in New Orleans,

| is not much better than we are, but they have

a wonderful gymnasium, and it isn't out of the question to think of

them as potential Sugar Bowl representatives. It would help the gate

if they were chosen to represent the South in the Sugar Bowl game, but

I doubt if they would be considered good enough. They did beat Kentucky
in the SouthHastern Conference Tournament &@ month or so ego. That was

a fluke, however, for they were very much the underdogs.

I know Mr , the Chairman of the Basket-
ball Committee, which promotes the game. If you so desire, I shall be
glad to feel him out as to the prospects of Tulene being the choice

“\ihee year. I know Kansas is well know «s far as basketball is concerned
down here, and I believe the Committee would be favorable to any sug-
gestion regarding the appearance of your team here. But, as you said
in your letter, you would have to play a local tean.

When you see Ad and Mike, tell them I said hello. Also
give my regards to your wife. And don't forget Mary*and the kids, as
well as myself, would enjoy 2 visit by you, if you ever have an occasion

to be in New Orleans.

As ever,
Larry "Moon" Muliins

Athletic Director
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April 18, 193%, —

Orleans early enough if it would be possible
& game with Tulane on the way downe

the big crow? for the Sugar Bowl geme.

I notice that you beat Kentucky in the Southeastern
Conference tournament a moth or so agoe I think Tulane
should be fortimate enough te be thought of as a po |
Sugar Bowl representative, and I wonder if it would be

Of course we could play Tulane at New Orleans. That
would answer the conference ruling satisfactorily. I em
also writing itr. Sem Corenswet, chairman of the basketball
comiittee. I would appreciate anything thet you can do to
arrange a game with Tulane or any of the schoole dow there
in the southland, as wo ere making e trip dowm that way and
will have time on our hendés “e would like to practice a —
day or two, as we are combining training with fumdenentals
on this trips ~ trying te teach Nmdementals and play a few

GaneSe

_ Sincerely yours,

Mirestor of Physical Education,
FCAsAl Varsity Basketball Coache

 
last your I received a wire from the Basketball Comittee
wanting to imow if we would play in +t he Sugar Bowl games The
Big Six Conference ruling prohipits our playing in a city in
which the school is not located. Therefare, it would be
necessary to play same team in New Orleanse |

i do not know if it is at all possible to arrange it,
but if Tulene should be selected to represent the south it
would be fines I noticed where Tulane defeated Kent
and thought it might be possible thet Tulane would be selected.

would prefer no publicity be civen out regarding my

s ao it is just a tentative inquiry. Ye are going dom
Texas during the Christmas vacation, and thought we
swing over to Yew Orleans. ,

i

Sincerely yours,

‘Director of Physical Education,
Varsity Basketball Coachs

 
 

May 18, 1958e

. ie oak sence I
| Committee,

Chairmen, Basketball

St» Charles Hotel Building,
722 Camon Street,

New Orleans, lms

Dear "ite Corenswet

Thank you for your good letter of the 16th
instante I can understand how busy people overlock —
getting everything donc.

t did not hear from Dr « Saith, but presume
thet hb too was an busy a0 you wre.

Your explanation wae entirely satisfactory
and wo hope sono time in the future that Tulane will be
ca Ge wegads ao Gat you will te siile to yramte en

as. your home tease

: With every good wish, I am

. Tiveotar of Physical Biuoation,

 

 
 

NEW ORLEANS MID-WINTER SPORTS ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS...

 

“THE SEUCAR BOWL CLASSIC’’

 

EXECUTIVE BOARD .

ieee ik BEneeR 722 Common Street DR. FRED J. WOLFE,
PRESIDENT Sane eon
St. Charles Hotel Building HERBERT A. BENSON
A. N. GOLDBERG JOE M. COUSINS
VICE-PRESIDENT R. H. FLEMING
PHONE RAymond 3801 A. N. GOLDBERG
CLARENCE H. STRAUSS WARREN V. MILLER
SECRETARY A. B. NICHOLAS
J. M. NIEHAUS
R. H. FLEMING New Orleans, La. IRWIN POCHE
TREASURER CLARENCE H. STRAUSS
ALBERT WACHENHEIM, JR.
May 16, 1938,

Mr. Forrest G, Allen,
Director of Physical Education,

University of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kansas,
Dear Coach:

Dr. Smith of Tulane hended me your letter of April 18th
on the dey I was leaving New Orleans on an extended trip, and in my
haste to get away, your letter was overlooked. Although I understand
that Dy, Smith wrote you immediately and explained the entire matter to
you, I still wish to temler my apologies for not having answered you.

promptly.

: On behalf of the New Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Association,
I wish to state that it was with the greatest regret that we were not able
to invite you to play in the annual Sugar Bowl] Geme this year.

It appears to m that Tulane is on the up grade in basket-

/pall,-and we are looking forward for the time to com in the very near

future when Tulane will merit an invitation and thus make it possible for
members of conferences, that have such a ruling as your conference, to be
able. to- accept our invitation.

You may rest assured that our Association has. the highest
Naa for, your team, as well as basketball in your entire section, and
it would give us extreme pleasure to have you participate in our game in
the very near future,

Sineerely yours,
NEW ORIZANS MID-WINTER SPORTS ASSN.

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Director of Athletics

 

 

 

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Originator of the Game

 

 

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