July 14, 1943.

ir. Harold Keith,
Intercollegiate Athletics,
University of Oklahoma,
Norman, Oklehoma.

Dear Harold:

We are happy indeed that you are pleased with the old-time .
pictures. We know that they are in good hands and we

carte blanche authority to hold them until such time as you care to
send them back to us.

, I imagine that you will be wanting my impressions of the
1920 game soon, will you not? If so, i will just take an hour or
off and dictate the same, but we are in the throes of reorganization
due to the incoming V-12 boys and the near coming of the A-12 boys in
early August. So I have been working part of the day and playing some
golf so that I wouldn't mind the heat too much. All in ali, I have

been having a very pleasant summer. We have some fine new men on our
staff and everything is going well indeed.

Give old Scotch Mao my kindest regards. tell him that he
always was @ good coordinator - of all things. I can remember how
well he coordinated those basketball teams. True to old Mac's tradi-~
tion, when he closed his fine coaching career, he said his head was
still bloody but unbowed. Well, it will be that way all of Mac's -
existence. He is a grand Scotelman and a fine gentleman.

I am glad that your youngster liked the cross country shot
of you. You tell him for me that the added hair that he detected
was no obstacle to your moving out past the competitors. I always
remenbered your running because you were one of the boys that trained
one hundred percent and you always had a fine spirit, win or lose.

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Sincerely yours,

: Director of Physical Education,
FOA:AH Varsity Basketball Coach.