sophomore and junior years. He scored 32 points in one
basketball game last fall to surpass the old record held

by our own Ralph Miller. Dale Hall is reguarded by many
sport authorities in southeastern Kansas, that saw both
Miller and Hall, as an even better prospect than Miller

was in his high school days at Chanute, both in football
and in basketball. Hall also is a good baseball prospect
as an outfielder and played Ban Johnson baseball on Parsons!
team last summer.

Hall may be able to come to K. U. on a Summerfield
Scholarship, but NO LIMIT of effort ought to be put forth
in trying to bring this fine athlete to the University of
Kansas for his higher education, next fall. I suggest
you have Hall and Howey up for a game or two this fall as
it might pay you large dividends in the future.

Doc, I want to wish you lots of luck for a good
season this year and hope we can get into the National
Basketball Championship Tournment in Kansas City next
March.

Si rely yours

 

K. U. Student '44