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April 9, 1942

Dr. Forrest C, Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doctor Allen:

Mr. Stone told me when he returned from Lawrence
Monday that he had a very pleasant conversation with you
at the Rotary dinner.

The Association has given up its former practice of
selecting an allestate honor roll from the state tournament
players. However, some of the sport writers here got together
and placed Hall, Parsons; and Carson, McPherson at forwards;
Dewell, Newton at center; Joe Thornton, Winfield; and Scott,
Newton at guards on the first team. The second team included
Lindquist, Ward; and Durnil, El Dorado, at forwards; Gepner,
Dodge City, at center; with Powell, Topeka; and Bill Thornton,
Winfield, at guards.

At the Class A and B tournaments I do not believe any one
attempted to pick a team and since I did not see any sessions
except the AA here, I am arpretty poor source for information
as to how they were playing at the close of the season.

However, I have gone through the 48 teams playing in the
three state championships and have listed all seniors. I thought
perhaps someone may have written about certain boys and such in-
formation will tell you whather or not they graduate. I am also
enclosing a list of the leading scorers as well as box scores from
the tournaments which will appear in our April issue of the magazine
out the end of this week.

If I may be of any further service, please let me know.

Very cordially yours,

E. R. STEVENS, PRESIDENT pf Sd

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