Linton Stockton High Taps Junior Black Max Woolsey
Junior Black Max Woolsey, Linton Stockton High coach in his second year, is a town native with records in basketball and football from Minor School. He lettered in gridiron and hardwood, earned a degree at Indiana State Teachers College, and played pro basketball. He and Jeannie Phillips live at 710 Tenth Street NE with their son William Max, who turned one last October.
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Max Woolsey
Linton
Linton- Stockton High School
Max
Indiana State Teachers College At
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