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Interviewed in Ann Arbor by John Behee. Rawls discusses growing up in Guyton Georgia and moving to Harrisburg, PA at age seventeen. his high school athletic experiences and the motivation and…
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Behee, John R. Coverage
1971 March 24 Language
English Source
Audio Cassette Identifier
95100-SR-24-1 Subject
UM -- Athletics; Rights
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Interviewed in Ann Arbor by John Behee. Ken Maxey was 1969 basketball team captain. He discusses adjustment from all-black high school to mostly white university, relations with coaches and…
RelationStewardshipCreator
Behee, John R. Coverage
1971 March 25 Language
English Source
Audio Cassette Identifier
95100-SR-21-1 Subject
UM -- Athletics; Rights
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