Ootober 19, 193%.

ii. Sarl Falkenstien,
Generalissine of the Pecuniary,
Athletic mena a

Dear Earls /

Fred Selson*s very interesting epistle addressed
to your department has been carefully scrutinized, analyzed
end de=-propagandized by the gentlemen on the other side of
the bristol board to the south of yous

ADer carefully cogiteating on this lengthy and
incoherent epistle, Po ee er See OO
Generalissino Nelsons

GuineaeGog, the One-iyed Monstrosity,
captured on the Coast of Zamboanga, sixty miles fran no=

where. “hen captured this young folfeth could say nothing,
a ee ee Oe e's

No matter how cold the north wind blows, he is
still your ethnological relative!

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education and amelie,
FCAsAll Varsity Basketball Conche
| © diahiat Ge iene ib middie ssi Os
varsity beshketball letters for the season 1959-40, Their
individual loyalty and their exceptional adherence to train-
ing rules qwlifies then as an outstanding basketball
aggregations Tt is with great pleasure thet I recomend
en ee De Sener Wy Dee

 
| Mrs Gwinn Henry,
: Director of A

_ Gvtirms

< wotdld iSke So male & Meneeenitie all soe
Se.tiy sttette sone fer & gold tasted for Meceld ‘eb"

on ik wis dk ed wens os i
varsity basletball tean, hie last year being 1930. He received
& very severe injury at Manhattan in his senior year by being
See Seereeny 9 Te WS POO Sone Serene eb Shays, See
. reptococcic infection of the elbow joint. He ws in
bed quvetnd weeks and e:ffived weave pesusnent injury to the elbow.
It was necessary to lance it a mmber of times, and for a coon
Mee ee
e

This injury resulted in his not being able to play
in the fim gues of the eenson, edpootally the Missourl gus
bisa! canyentisnnetim g-spot aca tat

eS es es ee ee Oe

‘Russell Thompson is the only basketball player who
Played three years on a Kansas team fran 1922 until his time, and
which time has been extended to the present time, 1940, who does
not possess a gold basketball. Due to this wfortunate injury
ant the exoptiom) circumstance wiler which he was subjected ty

, ) yon :
comrenaatich Tdi be haory 0 poly the anne fo yom
Very cordially yours,

Director of Physten] iduontion end Reerention,
ee

 
uarch 17, 1942

Mire Gwinn Henry
Director of Athletics
University of Kansae

Ure Farl Klooz
Bursar
University of Kansas

Dear Gwinn and Kari:

i am sending you @ copy of a letter fron Fred Me Harris of the
Chanute Tribune. You doubtless are acquainted with the fact that Fred
Me Harris is the son of Mr. Fred Werris of the Board of legentse

This letter from Fred Harris is identical with a great maaber of
requests thet we have received from many alumni throughout the State inquiring
for shots of some of our basketball gamase Fred Bllsworth has called repeatedly
requesting that we send some sort of basketball film of our games te some of
his insistent alummie Bach time we tell him that we do not have such films.
Fred has also asked for the Indiana~-Kansas games and the Southern California
and Rice games. I tell him that these are the property of the Ne Ce Ae Ae and
since they paid for filming them we have no right te send them out under the
University's neme.s

i am spotking at the McPherson, Kansas Rebounders Club and they

have requested that I bring some basketball films alongs I am also speaking
at the Chase, Kansas High School, to the Metro Club Lunchenn in Kansas City,
to the Holyrood, Kansas Athletic Banguet and to the Kansas City, Missouri
Grain and Feed Club dimnere These are all athletio seteups with athletic
boosters as the background, and they constantly ask for filnte

“Ur. Fred Montgomery called me prior to the imiversity of Oklahona
game here, stating that they bad shot all of the football ganes here for the
past several years and he was wondering if a few hundred feet of the Oklahoma
gane would not be a fine thing for the grapefruit league end lettuce league
speeches that coaches are foreed to mike. He offered to shoot it at $6.00
a hundred fect. Thore are four hundred feet in each one of the film rolis
and if you just took the highlights of the game it would cost $24.00 for one
reel, but if you took the entire game it would be two reels and that would
amount to $48.00.

I lmow that it is rather difficult for us to comprehend that movies
are made of basketball, although we do see them in our theaters right alonge
_Nebraske has been shooting films of her basketball games for the last three
years, as had Oklahoma and some of the other BigeSix schools. ‘Three years
ago the lighting in all of our Big-Six schools was raised so that pare
could be shot of all of our gamese

 
3 When we consider that there are thousands of people over the State
that never get an opportunity to glimpee the University in reality, we realise
they must depend upon pletures to aid their viewal : ) the
Iniversity receives mush good

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re Ovi teary,
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Dear Geinns )

At a meeting of the tndcetball conohes of the Rig Six Confers
Lea
the attention of the Big Six directors: :

‘ha Seth tein, on eens ae. gan mins ‘ah wetter Sac
ball every year (this to imelude the holiday gumes)e

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courte during the Christmas The basketball

roreottiy, 1 40 not taliom tint 20 gee die too my, Doone
we start after Thankeciv before the Christmas vacatione Wo

, S, ond then the Christaas vecation comes on, and une
less we go to the expense of keeping the boys at hone, a trip or a
| 4 e the logical thing to get the boys in conditions
2 have a few games before the omoster emninations wich :

Sh Gasser ani Seated tell Scania auees is all Oop oe
they are distributed over three separate and distinct playing
periodse For three months « December, Jammry, February and the -
first week in March - you have over a three-months period, wiich
would be an average of less than seven ganes a months

1: Genii ib dideiy Shier Wie Would dee au a ba aa
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Very sincerely yours,

Directer of Piyyeieal Bdusetion and Recrention,
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sei s aah Cadaad tad Gad adeeen & Gamat Gan Gk Oe
doe For that reason I believe that they deserve exceptional praise
end am recommending the following men for a Varsity letters

Howard Engleaan wens See
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Bob Allen John Buescher

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an exsovticnl job not only in eoashing these bays but in developing
de corps that is most commendable,

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