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This Book Is An Easy Read (I Deliberately Chose A Large Font). Wesley Walker Graduated High School Right On The Cusp Of Integration. Wilt Chamberlain Was Being Aggressively Recruited By The Legendary Phog Allen That Year. Walker Despite Being A Highly Talented Player Never Played High School Basketball. In The Local City Leagues Where He Was Omnipresent He Truly Shined. He Cosistently Scored High Was A Positive Team Player And Is Fondly Remembered By Many From That Time For Generously Sharing His Acumen For The Game. He Was Recruited By The Harlem Globe Trotter'S Farm Team The Jesters. If He Had Been Properly Groomed By Good Coaches Or Recruited By The University Of Kansas At That Time He Might Have Played With Wilt Chamberlain. He Should Have Been Recruited At Least By One Of The Black Colleges.The Game Was Changing To A Fast Break One And Walker Played That Kind Of Game. However He Went Into The Army Instead. There He Developed Into Quite A Boxer. His Development Was Cut Short By A Tragic Car Wreck In Which He Almost Lost A Leg. Walker Fought Back And Became A Wheelchair Champ. In Later Years He Opened A Local Gym And Is Beloved Today By Many Who Personally Felt His Influence.