November 29, 1941.

ly. Howard Engleman,
Phillips Petroleum Co.,
Bartlesville, Oklahoma.

Dear Howard:

I enjoyed receiving your "Bill's Gay" posteard from
New York. I'll bet you got a surprise, did you not, when you saw
Bob and Eleanor, because doubtless Mrs. Allen was there at. that
time, or else on her way. She is attending the Army-Navy game
today with the youngsters. i got four tickets, hoping that I
could attend, but found that it was impossible. But I mow they
wilt be having a@ swell time.

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I am sending your card to Mrs. Alien, as I am writing
her today. She always loved you, Howard, and I kmow how interested |
she will in hearing from yous . \

Old “Ogu-iogu” is ghite a student, and Eleanor is
in psychology. Lock out there, boy, she will figure out
the workings of your minds But when she does it she will be having
a good time, I'll bet.

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I am writing you at Bartlesville, hoping that this
ee ee off. You know Connie Wack used to say, “The way to
off Ty Cobb is to throw one base ahead of him.” Well, that
is what I am doing regarding Howard Ingleman.

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My kindest regards to my good friends - Boots Adams,
Paul Endacott, Alexander, Pralle, and a host of other good Jay-
hawkers with a fine outfit.

Very sincerely yours,

| Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FPCA:AH ‘Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach