April 6, 1942.

Mr. Paul D. Winkle,

Athletic Officer,

Great Lakes Training Station,
Great Lakes, Tllinois.

Dear Tony:

oe aales ad ek itn ee ees
Lakes play in Kansas City two games ~ Kansas to play Great
Laken one game end the Oklahoma Aggies to play the Marius aS
ity, or an Army team, in the Mumicipsal Auditorium
Then the next night the Oklahoma Agcies play Great Lakes,
end we would play the other outfit. There would be double
headers both nights. | / | |

This coulé be done without any conflict of Big Six
eligibility rules. We have a ruling in our conference that
we may not play any college teams except on college grounds
unless it is under the direct control of a school located
in that city. But we cen play service teams off « canpus
without a violation. The Big Six is even mre strict thn —
the Big Ten on this playing away from home ground regulation.

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New Yoarse

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discussed oe ENE HENS TS 6 SEER Rge when we NY
in Kansas City.

With all good wishes, I an

Sincerely yours,

Director of ‘Physioal Education and ‘iain
PCA: AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.