“May 28,- 1946

Ens. Ora W. Sapp
Augusta, Kansas

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When you wrote me on the 13th of March, I answered your
letter on April 9 but for some reason, which is my fault, it got mixed up
in some correspondence and failed to get into the post’office.e I am
sending a carbon copy of this letter that I wrote on April 9, together
with a physical education brochure, to your homes However, I am sending
the original of the letter written on April 9, together with a carbon copy
of this letter I am writing now end a physical education brochure, to you |
~-U.S.5. Hancock, CV-19, c/o Fleet Fost Office, San Francisco, California.
I am sorry for this delay and I —_ you: to know the megstgente is all mine,
for which I am regretful.

Dear Bill:

I was greatly impressed with your agility and your ability —
on the basketball court and I have been counting very much upon your return
to Mount Oread, where I am sure you will ow a. — aocount of yourself
on the Kansas Varsity.

Won't you write me at your early convenience and tell me that

you charged the failure to receive a letter from me to one of those accidents
that do happen occasionally,
I know how proud Captain Dave Shirk will be of you at K.U.
Dave often recounts what a ster you were at high school and how you made the
Duke Versi while you were in the V-12 down there.

With all good wishes, I am

Sincerely yours,

Director of Physical Education,
FCA: MF Sus Varsity Basketball Coach. »