February 14, 1938.

it~ pleased me very much that. the book you happy.
I want you to know that I never had a fellow on my who cooper=
ated more fully and who had the proper morale and the willingness to
do, them Bub Sheffer. Some times I have felt that I did not put you
in when I should havee You were built a little light architecturally
but I will always feel that I tossed awmy one or two ball games —~
ee

year that Al was @ sophomores

t vumention the debelid pone piu cone Gnrengh om that
formation two play and scored a goal that put us in the leads You
reueuber that shot, don't you, Bub? I will never forget it. And
then in the Utah Utah Aggie Olympic series I should have put you in instead
of moving Noble back to a guarde —

I only mention these things, Bub, to show you that each
and evory time I debated and pondered upon putting you in, and sane
of a hunch beat me out of ite I am frank now to tell you that I
I made a mistakes. lio ome can describe what is in e coach's mind
when he is being tormented with fouls and few goals, when he would like
we fewer fouls and more field goals. The pressure is intense.

Aut I want you to lmow that I think you have always been
a wonderful gentlenan, a true sportsman, and a fellow that no he-men
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ball season is overe Of course, I wnt to see that new

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