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February 7, 1961
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
Aaron Woodall, 5-9, 157-pound sophomore from Chattanooga, TN, and honor student on Clark College basketball team, left for appendicitis surgery last week. Team finishes road games in Tallahassee and Albany without him, then plays five more.
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CLARK TO END ROAD SCHEDULE WITH 2 GAMES
Aaron Woodall, a 5-9, 157 pound sophomore from Chattanooga, Tennessee, and a standout player on the Clark College basketball team departed for home last week to undergo surgery.
Woodall, an honor student and known to teammates as "Tennessee," was to enter the hospital for appendicitis trouble early this week.
Clark, presently on the road guest of Florida in Tallahassee and Albany State in Albany, will return and play five games before the season ends but will be without the service of Woodall.
Aaron Woodall, a 5-9, 157 pound sophomore from Chattanooga, Tennessee, and a standout player on the Clark College basketball team departed for home last week to undergo surgery.
Woodall, an honor student and known to teammates as "Tennessee," was to enter the hospital for appendicitis trouble early this week.
Clark, presently on the road guest of Florida in Tallahassee and Albany State in Albany, will return and play five games before the season ends but will be without the service of Woodall.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Misfortune
Recovery
What keywords are associated?
Basketball Player
Appendicitis
Surgery
Clark College
Road Schedule
What entities or persons were involved?
Aaron Woodall
Where did it happen?
Chattanooga, Tennessee; Tallahassee, Florida; Albany, Georgia
Story Details
Key Persons
Aaron Woodall
Location
Chattanooga, Tennessee; Tallahassee, Florida; Albany, Georgia
Event Date
Last Week; Early This Week
Story Details
Aaron Woodall, a standout sophomore on the Clark College basketball team, departed for home in Chattanooga, Tennessee, to undergo surgery for appendicitis early this week. The team, currently on a road schedule in Florida and against Albany State, will play five more games without him.