Mr, €. 0. Burnside
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I'm wondering if you, as a good intermittere, could
not innocently query Hank and tell him you heard no games were
signeé up between Kansas and A & M and you wanted to know the
real reason for it.

On Mareh 6th, I wrote him confirming my wire in
answer to his. This had reference to our game thet we played here,
“arch llth. The reference to Mr. Dolman wes to the effect that
we had not received the money for a game played Stillwater on Feb-
ruary 17th. Last year we waited until August or September to get
ovr money, and I cooperated with Mr. Faulkenstein in an effort to
collect the basketball guarantee.

In regerd to my letter of April 10th, in which I mentioned
making mattérs difficult, this reference was made because it was
last July or 4ugust before we got our two basketball games settled.
The fact I sent in my sehedule shows definitely that we were
willing to play, ined I dislike a.

I'm ales sending you a copy of the letter I have written
him this day. I did not reply to any of the wre except the
reply concerning officials for last March.

I will be happy to have a letter from you giving me your
reaction of this situation. The reason I took the pertinate jab at
him that I did in my letter of April 10th, was because I had talked
with Reeves Peters, the Sig Six Commissioner, and he had talked with
Henry about me. And also, I had talked with Henry and we had agreed
to change schedule end he had not done so. Perhaps I was a little
; iey but if I promise a fellow something, I*ll do it, and I

ne same thing from him.

 

With all cood wishes to you, the Ers., and C.0.B., dre,

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education
| end Recreation-Varsity Basketball
FCAsre fo end Baseball Coach.