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	Feature: The Redemption of Woody Sauldsberry \| 3/28/2001
		Sauldsberry as a Harlem Globetrotter in the mid-'50s.
		But Woody Sauldsberry is not paying attention to this montage of highlights from his NBA playing days, showing just over his shoulder as he adjusts his tuxedo and top hat and tries to memorize the last few lines of his speech.
		Sauldsberry had met Russell a few years earlier, when he was still a Globetrotter and Russell was starring at the University of San Francisco.
	www.citypaper.com /film/story.asp?id=3511 (5042 words)

	VintageSportsApparel.com-It's not just the jersey..It's the story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Sauldsberry played the '61-'62 season for Chicago, but in the middle of the next season St. Louis lured him back to beef up for the playoffs; Sauldsberry was a top-notch defensive player the Hawks believed would help them neutralize the Lakers' electrifying Elgin Baylor.
		Sauldsberry acknowledges he didn't work very hard for Gallatin; within a month or so he was suspended for "insubordination," he says, and he simply walked off the team and out of the league.
		As he says this, there is a spark deep in Woody Sauldsberry's eyes--the hint of the 22-year-old, the rookie of the year.
	www.vintagesportsapparel.com /features/lifeandbasketball3.html (1662 words)

	Feature: The Redemption of Woody Sauldsberry \| 3/28/2001 \| Citypaper.com
		"My mother worked in one of those sweatshops where they made clothes," Sauldsberry say of his father.
		Sauldsberry and was visiting with him just today.
		He has once again become an isolated scared man. The pain in his eyes and the hurt in his hart makes you cry.
	www.citypaper.com /news/story.asp?id=3511 (5111 words)

	HoopsHype - Articles - Larger than life
		The remaining squad members of the 1959-1960 Warriors were Woody Sauldsberry and Andy Johnson, both alumni of the Harlem Globetrotters; Joe Ruklick, the opposing center for Northwestern in Wilt’s first collegiate game; and Joe Graboski, Vern Hatton, and Guy Sparrow, the only three of whom it could be said Wilt had no prior connection.
		Guy Rodgers, Woody Sauldsberry, and Andy Johnson were his closest friends on the team.
		Woody Sauldsberry and Andy Johnson used to tease Wilt, telling him he didn’t have all the records and he didn’t do all the things [he said he had], that he was just making it up.
	www.hoopshype.com /articles/larger_wilt.htm (1976 words)

	CBA Museum: New Haven Elms 1965-1967 1968-1969
		The team was originally coached by Sam Bender, who had a solid opening day lineup of forwards Wayne Lawrence and WOody Sauldsberry as forwards, Frank Keitt and Cleo Hill as guards, and 6'8" center Bill Burwell.
		Home games were initially at the New Haven Arena, and were scheduled around dates held by the Eastern Hockey League's New Haven Blades.
		The Elms held their own in the early part of the season, even after Woody Sauldsberry was promoted to the Boston Celtics (Boston sent Sihugo Green to the Elms in exchange).
	www.cbamuseum.com /teams/nhelms.html (657 words)

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