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            <text>=== **Page: 1 of 1**&#13;
&#13;
June 13, 1971&#13;
&#13;
Mr. Carroll Rosenbloom  &#13;
Baltimore Colts&#13;
&#13;
Dear Rosie:&#13;
&#13;
(I like that name. You can call me Teddy if you went to).&#13;
&#13;
Someone in your staff...has made a great big boo-boo. They have  &#13;
practically made sure...that the Colts will be stopped cold,  &#13;
racked up, by PK Man, this coming season.&#13;
&#13;
We got off to a promising beginning...when you communicated with  &#13;
me. You asked me to come and see you. I agreed to, if you would  &#13;
finance the trip. You did not answer that.  &#13;
Then I asked you to call me, so that we could chat. You did not do  &#13;
so.&#13;
&#13;
Next, the Sports Club in Norfolk asked you or your son to drop down  &#13;
and have a friendly meeting at their luncheon. Your PR men, as I  &#13;
understand it, nixed that. (and incidentally...I am giving a seminar  &#13;
at that meeting...for all owners and managers of pro football teams  &#13;
in the U.S., to explain exactly how "PK" works...its perepsychological  &#13;
basis, the mechanisms, etc. Am putting it all on the table, for the  &#13;
teams to understand. I am pioneering in this field...and after me  &#13;
will come others...so it is to the distinct advantage of the owners  &#13;
of pro teams...to understand what it is they are confronted with,  &#13;
in this new medium.) (Hiding heads in the sand...will only get them  &#13;
clobbered with the new medium, probably, in the long run.)(The smart  &#13;
ones are the ones who find out what it is all about, how it works, and  &#13;
either set up defenses...or join the new medium.)&#13;
&#13;
So...through bad advice from those around you...the Colts will suffer  &#13;
this coming year. After all, which is worse? How it "looks" or what  &#13;
actually happens to the Colts? I am a fact, and a proven fact, and nothing is going to stop it from happening,  &#13;
regardless of how the "public relations" looks like. It's sort of  &#13;
like Joe Frazier (me) fighting a man on the street...and the man  &#13;
on the street worrying about how he's dressed for the fraces.  &#13;
Academically, how he's dressed...will have little to do with the  &#13;
projected outcome. He'll get flattened, no matter how he's dressed.&#13;
&#13;
Mr. Rozelle answered, and you got a copy. So that point is clear.&#13;
&#13;
So...I'll warm up by hitting the Colts with PK in the All Star Game.  &#13;
Now, the All Stars haven't enough punch as a rule to capitalize on  &#13;
the opportunities PK would give them...but...the All Stars plus PK...  &#13;
can take one hell of a lot out of the Colts. Then for the big game.  &#13;
The Last Pro Bowl I helped the Colts beat the Cowboys. Well, in the  &#13;
Cowboys-Colts game coming up...my power will be helping the Cowboys  &#13;
flatten the worlds Champion Colts. Then let your PR men explain that  &#13;
to you.&#13;
&#13;
Sincerely,&#13;
&#13;
Ted Owens (PK man)&#13;
&#13;
Ted Owens - Pk. Man  &#13;
Box 3134 CHS  &#13;
Norfolk, Va. 23514&#13;
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