May Sl, 1943.

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Mr. Williem Forsyth, |
Medicine Lodge, Kansas. —

Dear Bill:

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_ I thought you did exceptionally well for a sophomore. We did not have
any differences, that I recall, except the time when you were not
ing. That, of course, would never have happened hed you trained. —
Personally, I thought you had a a lot of ——
ability, but of course Schnellbacher and such men as you had
were just a little too much for you. tot too, Sper HsSpaden and Dixon

Me

will agese Sime 86 taken & pace sgieucael be tent ue the
out of a position. Sparky trained perfectly, had the old fire and will to
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: Ray Evens was another boy that gave everything. You
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on the team.

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to send your father the basketball when it comes. I% should be in soon.
Please give your good mother, your ded and your uncle my kindest regards
and remember, Bill, I am for you a thousand per cent. then you come
back I will be coumting om you giving that extra ounce of devotion that
you withheld slightly heretofore. |

I am sending you ea mimsographed letter that I have
written to the boys in the service. This will bring you up on the
addresses and location of them. The inking is not good but these are
cone oe: he VE ee ee Hope you enjoy it.

Sincerely yours, —

Director of Physical Rducation,
PCA:AH —— Basketball conch.