June 3, 1946

Mr. Harry Huston
Superintendent of Schools
Blackwell, Oklahoma

Dear Wr. Huston:

Dr. Forrest C, Allen tells me that you are looking for
paseball players to play for Blackwell this summer. I have talked with a
piteher and two infielders from our Varsity team and I have agked them to
write to yous

Rayburn O'Camb, age 20 vier: is a 6=foot 2einch lefte
handed pitcher and he has done an outstanding job for the Varsity this
springs His record is good at K,U. and his earned-run average is excellent.

William Morrow, age 20 years, a native of your city, is
a hard-hitting infielder. At present he is in the Navy ReOQeTeCe at Kee,
but he will be out soon. He should be glad to play ball in his home town,

: Harold Stewart, age 20 years, is a first baseman with
excellent fielding abilities. iis home town is Tulsa, He also can play
in the outfield. |

These men lettered this year at K,U, They are highly
qualified, in my opinion, to play ball on any semi-pro team in this area.
I advise that you write to them as soon as reer because they will be
leaving: school within a week or two, os

For your ‘seein I will as you their addreqses.

Harold E. Stewart

1316 Vermont

Lawrence, Kansas
or

1402 West Brady

Tulsa 6, Oklahoma

Rayburn 0'Camb
1301 Campus Rosed
Lawrence, Kansas

& Williem D. Morrow
Rural Route #2
Blackwell, Oklahoma