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June 13, 1942. _

Mr. Otte Sehnellbacher, .
Sublette, Fansas.

Dear Otto:

Thenk you for your very good letter of Tuesday, June 9.
i have just answered a letter from Ellis Nicolet, of Cimarron,
and I have read your letter with much interest regarding Don Burt.
You are really a traveling emissary for the University of Kansas.
Keep up the good work, my boy, you are doing & swell jobs

: Zi am sending you a carbon copy of the letter that I have
written to 5llis Nicolet, and I want you to write me frankly what
you think of him. You keep after Don Burt and you can assure him
that we will not only treat him most cordially, but invite hin
into the Kansas family with open arms.

Now, regarding Elton Winters. If he played at Sublette I.
know he mows his fundamentals because I have never seen a boy a
thet this man Coach Baker had under his wing but what lmew what to
do under the most trying circumstances. I estimate Baker's coach-
ing very highly. You tell Winters we want him to go to the Univer-
sity of Kansas, and the fact that he makes such good grades pleases
me beyond measure, You know how highly I value an intelligent .
athlete who ean do good work in a classroom. I+ is not necessary
that he write me, but of course I would be glad to hear from him.

_ Won't you write me another letter when it rains? The
fact that it looks rainy out your way now makes me feel that I
can expect a letter pretty soon. Please give me the information
that I asked for and any other valuable information that may be
retained in your cranial vault. You really get around, young man.
I don’t know of a better athletic representative of the student

; ‘type who could do a better job than you are now doing. It will

certainly be a pleasure to see you this fall.
With all good wishes, I an
| Sincerely yours,

: a: | Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FAAR Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.