June 17, 1942.

Mr. Alton Redus,
Route 2, Box 161,
Kingsville, Texas.
Bear Altens 4 :

I am happy to have your letter of Jume 12, and
giad to knew that lir. Isenberger has recommended —
the University of Eansas to you.

og imagine, however, that you are interested in
ebtaining a schelarship. I understand that Rice
and many ef the other schools have scholarships
which provide for room, beard, tuition - if there
is any, and also spending money for the athlete.
Here at the University of Kensas we have never had
such scholarships. The tuition fer non-residents ©
is treble what it is for residents of Kansas, and
' unless you had enough money saved to take care of
your expenses you would find it rether hard to earn
what you would need.

I believe with your baseball skill you would find
places where you could obtain a scholarship - perhaps
the University of Texas. I regret very much that we
heave nething of the sort here to offer you.

_ We do eppreciate Mr. Isenberger’s friendship and

we would like to have yeu at the University of Kensas,
but there are other schools where beseball is apprec-
jated mere than it ig here. I am glad to send you a

catalog of the University of Kansas, and if under the
circumstances you decide to come we shell be hapyy to .
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‘Sinserely yours,

' --“: Déreeter of Physical Education and hierdie,
FCA: AH . —_ Basketball and Baseball Ceache