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\ Ky October 15, 1942.

 

Mr. John F. Coffey,

Graduate Manager, Athletic Association, — .
Pordhen University, | 7

New York, N.Y.

Dear Wr. Coffey:
It is very kind of you to inform us regarding the
‘pall that will be used in the games in the Garden, and also
| a oS ey SS er or
the court.

With opprectation of your thoughtfulness, I om

Sincerely yours,

7 Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AH , Varsity Basketbell Coach.

 
; Athletic Association
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: New York, N. Y.

October 12, 1942

Dre Forrest Ce Allen
Coach of Basketball

University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Doctor Allien:

For the basketball games at Madison Square
Garden the New York colleges have decided to
use the Goldsmith X9L ball as the official
balle

The Madison Square Garden court is 52 feet
widee The distance between the baskets is

82 feete There is an extension of two feet
behind the baskete It will be impossible to
alter the court for the coming season in order
to provide the extension of four feet behind
the basket. Labor conditions and the schedule
of events there make it impossible te change
the end lines.

Sincerely yours,

   

JFC:af
 

Deceuber 19, 1942.

Mr. Vealdo G, Bowmen, Editor, \
Engineering News-Record,

330 West 42nd street,

' New York City.

Dear Waldo:

We are gled to mow that you can attend our geme in
Madison Square Garden on December 28th. Mr. Ned Irish
has written us that he expecta it to be a sell-out, and
is limiting us to two tickets each for our guesta. I
am sorry that we carmot supply the six that you requested,
but due to this'restriction we will have two for you.

We will stay at the Hotel Belvedere, where you my get
in touch with moc :

Looking forward to seeing you, I am

Very cordially yours,

Director of Fhysical Education,
PCA :AH Varsity Besketball Coach.

 
 

 

ENGINEERING NEWS-RECORD

PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE McGRAW-HILL PUBLISHING CO. 330 West 42nd Street
New York, N.Y.

 

Dec. 15, 1942

Mr. Forrest C. Allen

Director of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kans.

Dear Doc:

Many thanks for your thoughtfulness in inviting
us to the game. If possible, I would like to have six
tickets.

We will all be looking forward to seeing you and
Mrs. Allen.

Sincerfly yours,

Waldo G. Bowman
Editor

WGB:M

 
 

Decenber 19, 1942.

We are counting on having you ond Mra. Esterly as our
guests when Kansas plays Fordham in Madison Square Garden
on December 28th. Mr. Ned Irish writes that he expects
the geme to be a sell-out, end for that reason is limit-
ing us to two tickets for our guests.

We will be staying at the Hotel Belvedere, where you
may get in touch with me. I will have your tickets for
Yous .

Leoking forward to greeting you, I am

Cordially yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FOA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

December 8, 1942.

Mr. Robert E. Allen,

5904 Spruce,

University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa.

Dear Bob:

Mother just called me on the phone and said that
Bleanor wanted some extra tickets. Let me know how many
you want so that we can make arrangements early. If you
have any additional names to add to your list we can take
care of those. 3

We are staying at the Hotel Belvedere, just across
the street from Madison Square Garden. I have written
them for prices, and if you and Jean and Eleanor and Gil
are planning to be in New York I thought you could stay at
the same hotel where we have special rates. You and Gil
could stay together and Eleanor and Jean could share
TOOM. |

After the game we will have a little party, and you

may feel free to invite your friends to eat with our boys
after game.

Affectionately,

FCA: AH

 
 

December 8, 1942.

Miss Eleanor Allen,

Sergeant Hall, \
University of Pennsulvania,

Philadelphia, Pa. |

Dear Bleanor:

Mother just called me on the phone and said you wanted
five tickets. You may count on them. —

We are staying at the Hotel Belvedere. I have written
them for prices, and if you and Gil and Bob and Jean are
- planning to be in New York I thought Bob and Gil could stay
together and you and Jean could share a room. We have special
rates, and of course I would be glad to have Gil as my guest.
After the game we will have a little party and you may feel
perfestly free to invite any of your friends to eat with our
boys after the game.

fhe Hotel Belvedere is just across the street from
Madison Square Garden. We are staying there to obviate taxi
difficulty. We will get into New York on the 27th and pley
the 28th. If you end Gil want to go to New York early with
Bob and Jean I could make arrangements for your reservations.
You write and tell me what you want to do.

Mother talks one day about going and the next day she
talks differently. She talled some of going ahead with Bob
wrote he was having the flu. She could just as easily go to
Philadelphia and visit with you children while we go on to
Buffalo, but we will let her work that out.

Affeoctionately,

PCA:AH

 
 
 

 

 

December 10, 1942.

Mrs. H. Leigh MacCurdy,
25 Parkview Avenue,
‘Bronxville, New York.

Dear Betty:

Our basketball team is playing Fordham in Madison
Square Garden on December 28th, and we want you and Leigh
and Howard, if he is home from Dartmouth, to be our guesta.
There will be quite e Kansas conclave, and it will be a
pleasure to see you there.

Kindly let me know at your early convenience about
the number of tickets you will desire so that I can make

the necessary arrangements.
With kindest recards, I am

Cordially yours,

| Direotor of Physical Education,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.
 

December 10, 1942.

Mr. Waldo Bowman,
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.,
$30 West 42nd Street,

‘New York City.

Dear Waldo:

Our basketball team is playing Fordham University
in Madison Square Garden on December 28th, and we want to
invite you and Mrs. Bowman as our guests. If you will
kindly let me know at your earliest convenience howmany
you will have in your party I will make the reservations
for yous ,

We are expecting quite a Kansas conclave, and it
will be a great pleasure to ses you there.

Very cordially yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FPCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

 

Miss Mateel Rich,
Room 1001,

3593 Seventh Avenue,
New York City.

Dear Miss Riohs

We are reserving three tickets for your party to
ettend our basketball game with Fordham in Madison
qui

be quite
see you

Square Garden on December 28th. There will
a@ Kansas conclave, and we will be to
there.

Cordially yours,

Director of Physica Education,
FCA Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

December 10, 1942.

Mrs. Nathaniel Elias,
14 Washington Square North,
New York City, N.Y.

Dear Leona:

Our basketball team will play against Fordhan
University in Madison Square Garden on December 28th,
and I am hoping that you and your husband will be
our guests for the evening.

If you will kindly let me know how many tickets
you will desire I will be heppy to make arrangements
for them. We are expecting quite a Kansas conclave,
and it will be a pleasure to have you join us.

With kindest regards, I am

Very cordially yours,

Direetor of Physical Education,
FCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

December 8, 1942.

Mr, Howard Ae Renkin,
USER Midshipmen's School,
Room 639 John Jay Hall,
New York, N.Y.

Dear Howard:

I am sorry that I have delayed answering your good
letter of November 16th. Mrs. Hulteen wrote you regarding
eur playing Fordham at the Garden on the 28th. She sent
you a schedule, and I know that you have had ample time to
make arrangements to see us play.

Bobby is at the University of Pemsylvania studying
medicine, and Eleanor is a senior there majoring in psychol-
ogye They will both be in New York for the game and we are
expecting quite a conclave of Kansas people. It will certainly
be @ pleasure to see you and to hear you yell out that old
"Rosk Chalk, Jayhawk, K.U.".

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA:AR tt Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 
 

 

Hoverber 19, 1942.

Mr. Howard A. Rankin,
USER Midshipmen's School,
Rcom 639 John Jay Hall,
New York, H.¥.

Dear Mr. Rankin:

Dr. Allen has received your letter of the
16th, which I am ecknowledging in his absence. He
will return to the office Monday, and I am sure will
write you next weeke :

: Yes, the Zansas basketball team plays in
New York this winter. On December 26 they play St.
Bonaventure, at Buffale, and on December 28 they play
Pordham University in Medison Squere Garden. As soon
es the printed schedules are reedy for distribution we
will be happy to send you some of them.

%

Sincerely yours,

Secretary to Dr. ¥. ©. Alien

 

 

 
 

December 16, 1942.

Mr. Yallace B. Pratt,
30 Rockefeller Plaza,
Room 2961,
New York City, N.Y.

Dear ?r. Pratt:

Our University of Kensas basketball team is
pleying Fordham University in Madison Square Garden on
Decenber 28th, and we want very much to include you
with our guests. We will be staying at the Hotel
Belvedere, ani you can get in touch with me there t
let me know howmeny tickets you would like to have for

your fanily.

We are expecting quite a Kansas conclave, and
it will be ea pleasure to see you with the group.

Very sincerely yours,

: Director of Physical Biucation,
FCA:AR Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

December 16, 1942.

Mr. Edward F. Hudson,
c/o fed Bates, Inc.,
630 Fifth Avenue,

New York City, N.Y.

Dear Ted:

Quy basketball team is playing Fordham University
in Madison Square Garden en December 28th, amd we want very
much to include you with our guests. We will be staying at
the Hotel Belvedere, and you can get in touch with me there
te let me know how many tickets you would like to have for
your family.

We are expecting quite a Kansas conclave, and it
will be a pleasure to see you with the groupe /

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
PCAs AH Varnity Basketball Coach.

 
 

 

Decegber 19, 1942.

re Ned Irish,
9 Rockefeller Plaza,
New York City, HeYe

Dear Yee:

We have made tentative hotel reservations with the
Hotel Philadelphian for Decerber 30th, but I am waiting
ee ee ee ae They

have quoted us rates of $2.00 per person for a double
room with twin beds.

I want to be sure thet you recommend this hotel before
making a definite reservation. de eed
retan mil?

Oe tenn in net guing. oo well, but we will do the best
we cen wiler the circumstances.

~

Cordially yours,

Director of Physical Education,
. POA: AH Yarsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

December 16, 1942.

Mr. Ned Irish,
9 Rockefeller Plaga,
Hew York City.:

Dear Ned:
What hotel do you recommend for us in
Philadelphia? We have made no reservations as yet,

and I will appreciate hearing from you by return
mail.

Sincerely yours,

ee Director of Physical Education,
FCA sAli Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

Decenber 14, 1942.

Mre Kenneth 5. Adams,
President, Phillips Petroleum Company,
New York City.

Dear “Boots”:

We are playing 5t. Bonaventure in Buffale on Deaamber 26th —
and Fordham in Madison Square Garden on the 2th. We would like
to ask you and your family or friends to be our guests, and we
would alse like to ask you to sit on our bench if you so desire.

Won't you write me and let me know if you will be in New
York City and the number of tickets you will be needing? It
will be a pleasure to see you.

I em sorry Kemmeth did not come out for basketball, but Z
imagine he had too much football and needed some time to recuperate
and to get on his studies.

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With every good wishg I am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA: AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

November 5, 1942.

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ADVISORY BOARD

MAIN ARENA
FRED G. BUFFE 12,000 seating capacity
hairman MUSIC HALL

JOHN C. GROVER
Vice-Chairman

-H. E. BONING, JR.
Secretary

BARNEY L. ALLIS
HARRY M. GAMBREL
R. CROSBY KEMPER
FRED M. LEE

DORMAN H. O'LEARY
HARRY H. WELSH, JR.

2,572 seating capacity
LITTLE THEATRE

600 seating capacity
EXHIBITION HALL

120,000 square feet

COMMITTEE ROOMS (93)
seating capacities 25 to 500

 

MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM

KANSAS CILY, MISSOURI

LOUIS G. LOWER, Director
C. B. HOFF, Ass’t Director

October 50,1942.

Mr.Forrest C. Allen
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Ksnsas

Dear "Doc":

Rockhurst High School informs me that they won't be ready
to go on December 5th, but would like to play Wyandotte on December 11th.

We can get Schooley's to play Ft. Leavenworth on December 5th
if you agree, Jack Gardner would like to have it this way. May see
you at the game to-morrow.

 
  
    

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‘Physical Education,

confirming your permission

ty Basketball Coach.

Auditoriua. I have talked to Tom

on Decesber Sth with Jack Gardner's
Director of
Varei'

Very sincerely yours,

As soon es Lou writes mo I will inform you, and I

appreciate a letter from you
With all good wishes, I am

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FCAAH

 
 

November 5, 1942.

Pather Luebke,
Rockhurst High School,
Kansas City, Woe

Dear Father Luebkes -

| Titre Tom Yan Cleave has arranged with Argentine
High Sehool to play Reckhurst High on December Sth, and
Werd High Scheol to play Reckhurst High om December 11, as
preliminaries to our games in the Municipal Auditorium. I
have written to Vice Principal Shankland and Mr. Tom Dorney
, to get their final confirmation.

I have also written to Lou Lower, director of the
Auditoriuna, ad es cee A ee ce :
nk ace ce oe ee ae eee ee to
high school students only, say for 257. hee gine thin tha
schools half of that and we would cout the other half on
gross sales for the auditorium. This would give the high .
schocls an opportumity to make a little money, and still
permit many of the Rockhurst followers to aee the gane ata
nominal cost.

fa sion 0 Lou write me I will inform you of any
gear aarieeiec

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical enon,
FCA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.

 
 

Hovemher 3, 1942.

Mir. Tom Ven Cleave, dees
Wyandotte County Court House,
Kansas City, Kansas.

Dear Toray:

I am enclosing carbon copies of the letters I
have written concerning the high school games to be played
as preliminaries to our games in lhmicipal Auditorium on
December Sth and llth. These are sent for your information.

t want to assure you that we deeply appreciate

all you have done for us. Your loyalty and cooperation
are wonderful.

Very cordially yours,

Direetor of Physical Education
FCAsAH Varsity Basketball Coache

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