Fooruary 7, 1933e

lite Louis Ee Monge,
Basketball Coach,
Towa State College, ,
Ames, lowe :
Dear Louie: —
: Amd congratulations to you, sir, on
your win over Missouris |
You are really touh wy there, old

fellowe a a oe

Nebraska games

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FOASATI Varsity Basketball Cosch, “
IOWA STATE COLLEGE
OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS
AMES, IOWA

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DEPARTMENT a — EDUCATION F ebruary 3, 1938

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

Dear Doc:

Here are the statistics on the Iowa State-
Nebraska game:

First: - Time consumed in bringing the ball across
the division line after a goal -- 25 attempts, total
135 seconds, average time 5.4 seconds.

Second: - Number of held balls - End circle - 4,
Center circle - 1, End Circle - 8, total 13.
Number of goals scored after jump ball - 0.

Congratulations on your win over Nebraska.

Best wishes,

Sint@erely,

T_D Menze

LEM: JH ' Basketball Coach

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Pobruary ll, 1938.

Sincerely yours, |

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OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS
AMES, IOWA

DEPARTMENT oo EDUCATION February 9 > 19 38

Dr. Fe C. Allen
Basketball Coach
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doe:

Here are the statistics on the _Iowa State-
Missouri game:

1. Time consumed in bringing the ball across the division
line after a made free goal and also after a made free
throw -= 41 attempts - 238 seconds. Average time -- 5.8
seconds.

If you are interested in only the time consumed after
a made free goal you can deduct 19 attempts from free throws,

2. Number of held balls: End circle - 5
Center circle - 1
End circle - 10, Total -- 16,
Number of goals scored after a jump ball -- 0.

Looks as if the old master is getting ready to
stage one of his finishes. Congratulations and best
wishes.

\ Sincerely yours,
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Although we know that is a terrific assigunen

afraid we will pull up a few points shy.
beawtiful machines They have five powerful scorers, and
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OF AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF
INDUSTRIAL JOURNALISM AND PRINTING

MANHATTAN, KANSAS

February 11, 1938

Dr. F. C. Allen
Basketball Coach

University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doctor Allen,

Following are the statistics you desired concerning the Kansas State--
Oklahoma game here last night.

The average time, by a stop watch, required to bring the ball from out
of bounds across the black line was 4.4 seconds. If I remember correctly,
this is quite a bit less than the similar figure on our other two home games.
The 33 trials last night totaled 145.7 seconds, an average of 4.4.

There were 11 held balls at one end circle, six at the other, and one
at the center. Total, 18.

One goal was scored by the Wildcats after gaining control of a held ball
before the Sooners had control.

I hope these data may be of some value to you. After the Iowa State
game here tomorrow night, I'll mail the statistics for it.

If I might editorialize a bit, it seems to me that the abolition of the
center jump works a physical handicap that out-balances the speeding up of
the game. Tearing from one end of the court to the other like Oklahoma does
cannot fail to work hardship on the heart and other organs.

We're pulling for your kuxx boys to beat out 0.U. for the title.

Yours truly,

<AMaAttery“ Yi
Lawrence Grauerholz
Collegian Sports Editor

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Dear Lawrences
Thank you for the statistics on the Iommi State «

Kansas State games You are certainly doing a fine job,
end it is very helpful to use

Cordially yours,

Director of Physioc] Biuestions

 
 

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OF AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF
INDUSTRIAL JOURNALISM AND PRINTING

MANHATTAN, KANSAS

February 14, 19358

Dr. F. &. Allen
Basketball Coach
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doctor Allen:

Enclosed statistics for the Iowa State--Kansas State game here Saturday
night.

The time required to bring the ball from out of bounds across the black
line averaged 5.2 seconds per trial.

There were nine held balls at one end circle, one at the center ring, and
10 at the other end. Total, 20.

There were no goals scored by either team after gaining the ball from
tipoff.

I hope these data will help you.

Yours truly,

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Kansas State Collegian Sports Editor

 
 

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University of Hisso
Columbia, Missourie
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI!

cOLUMBIA

February 15, 1938.

Dr. F. CG. Allen,

Coach of Basketball, ’
University of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kan.

Dear Dr. Allen:

Here is requested statistical information on the
Nebraska-Missouri game played at Columbia, February 12, 1938.

Time consumed bringing ball across center court line:
o Number of trials ---- 41
Total time consumed = 155.1 seconds
Average time per trial - 43.78 seconds

Number of held balls and jumpss
Center circle ---- 4
End circles ------15

Total ---------- 19

Jump balls moved to circles -—— 9

Recovery of ball after jumps:
Missouri -~-=- 8
Nebraska --=— 11

Goals scored following ball recovery after jumps:
Missouri ---= 2
“ Nebraska <--= 1

Yours truly,

George R. Edwards.
 

Jonuary 15, 1938. —

Mreotor of Physical Educationy
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vee 26. 1938

Dear Doctor Allen,

I have your letter regarding additional statistics
on the Nebraska game. Sorry that I did not include them
in the letter, but guess I was in too much of a hurry.

There were no goals scored after a jump ball.

There were 33 trials at bringing the ball out across
the black line and the total time consumed wes 219.5 seconds.
Average, 6.65 seconds per triel.

I hope this déita will be of some value. If you have
a summary of all Big Six teams regarding all this data and
the results, I would appreciate a copy.

Yours truly, Be

Lawrence Grauerholz
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Basketball Coach
University of Kansas
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February 24, 1958.

number of goals scored after jump balis, Also, I wonder
if you would send me the figures on the number of trials
in bringing the ball across the division line, and the o
total time consured in bringing the ball across. I will
greatly appreciate this addition] informations |

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OF AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF
INDUSTRIAL JOURNALISM AND PRINTING

MANHATTAN, KANSAS

February 235, 1938

De. F. C. Alien
Basketball Coach
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kanses

Dear Doctor Allen,

Well, our wammk basketball season is over, thank heaven, and here
are the statistics for our game with Nebraska here Monday night.

The average time to bring the ball across the black line was 6.6
seconds.

There were 13 held balls at one end circle, seven at the other, and
four at the center. Total, 24.

Glad to see your bogs dump Oklahoma. Apparently it's another title
for K.U. Congratulations.

We lose three of our best men, Cleveland, & Klimek, and Burns, this
year and it looks like next year will be just another season.

Yours truly,

A et te
Lawrence Grauerholz
Collegian Sports Editor

 
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OF AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC ARTS
AMES, IOWA

February 24, 1938

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

Dear Doe:

Here are the statistics on the Iowa State-
Kansas game:

1. Time consumed in bringing the ball across the
division line after a goal--33 attempts, total - 148
seconds, average time - 4.5 seconds.

2. Number of held balls: End circle - 10; center
circle - 0; end circle - 10; total - 20.

Congratulations on your win over us, par-
ticularly on the fine attitude of your men and their
sportsmanship even when it looked as though we might
upset you.

With best wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

eas,
L. E. Menze

LEM:JH Basketball Coach
 

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February 19, 1938.

Dr. ¥. 0. Allen,
Coach of Basketball,
University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kan.

Dear Dr. Allens

Research statistics on the Kansas State-Missouri game
in Columbia on February 18, 1938. :

Time consumed bringing ball across division line
222.20 seconds

Number of trials -- 51

Average time ----~ 4.35 seconds

Number of held balls:
end circle —--- 6
end circle 5
center circle — 3

 

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Number times floor jumps were moved to circle -- 11

Number of goals scored after jump ball :

Missouri ---= 4
Kane State -- 1

Total -----<= 5

I do not have any records on either the Kansas or Iowa
State games in Columbia as-the record taker failed me.

Congratulations on your victory at Norman. Kansas State
gave us a real battle and outplayed us most of the time. We enjoyed
an unusually hot streak near the last after they lost Wescheand
Kramer on fouls and made 14 points in the last four minutes.

Yours truly,