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LEAFORD F. CUSHENBERY HUTCHINSON, KANSAS

March 25, 1942

Dr. Forrest C. Allen,
Physical Bducation Dept.
Kansas University,
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear friend:

By some chance of fate, I found that I had a lot of
work to do in our Hutchinson office last week, and it was
not my fault that the Class B tourmament was going on at
the same time and that 1 attended each session.

I was fascinated by a boy named Pfeister (pronounced
Feaster) who played with Powhattan and who I understand is
a Senior this year. He is sort of a funny looking red haired
fellow, cool as a cucumber and smart as the Devil. He was
easily the best ball handler and dribbler in the tourney and
in addition to that managed to make about 15 points a game
in addition to being a ball hawk of the first degree. I:
was told that he was almost as proficient as a Junior.

The boy — to me like the type that would enjoy
the Relays so + thought I would call him to your attention
and perhaps he could be invited some way. I am writing this
on the theory that you have not decided that + misrepresented
Bill Forsyth too much; at least I hope that is true.

eT reer

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