i 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA

Reserve 'Trotter Center Ed Burton
Praises Chamberlain's Performance



By FRED KATZ
The 7' former Kansas A:
Wilt "The Stilt" Chamberlain. American left the clowning
whose Harlem Globetrotter team- Meadowlark Lemon. preferringA
mates call "The Dipper," last occupy his leisure court time gi
night showed a packed Ann Arbor ing lessons on how to stuff a
High School gymnasium audience orange-colored hoop umpteen di
why he deserves the latter nick- ferent ways.
name. And although mountains4

11- superlatives have been heaped
to upon Abe Saperstein's $65,000-a-
to year drawing card, none are more
v- sincere than those of Ed Burton.
an Burton. brother of Michigan
if- regular M. C.. is the Trotters'
number two center and the only
of Michigan high school graduate on
themfirst of three Saperstein
teams.
But he quickly dispels any no-
tions of resentment about sitting
out a great portion of the Trot-
ters' games in favor of Chamber-
lain.
"Nobody As Great"
"Actually it's a real pleasure to
play behind Wilt," says Burton.
"From a person like him, all you
can do is learn more and more. I
don't think anyone is as great as
he is."
The story of Burton's sensa-
tional rise to the number one unit
is a tale of success in itself.
Burton chose to attend Michi-
gan State last year after setting
all sorts of records at Muskegon
Heights. But he was forced to
drop out in June because of aca-
demic difficulties.
Moves Up Fast
Saperstein wasted no time in
signing the 6'7" star, with Burton
joining the Trotters' second unit
October 15,
"I played exactly two days with
them," Burton recalls with a
smile, "and then I was asked to
play with the top outfit." '
Like all Trotter rookies, Burton
has his troubles adopting to the
fancy-dan style of play. "And I
miss the actualgame-like compe-
tition. But I have definite hopes
of playing with an NBA team aft-
er my college class graduates.

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WILT DOES THE PIROUETTE-Wilt Chamberlain appears to
execute a fundamental ballet step during the Harlem Globetrotters',
59-48 win over the Hawaiian Fiftieth-Staters last night. Actually,
he is preparing for on'e of many "dunkings" that entertained a
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champions, Detroit, have looked
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3-5-1 record.
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ssured of a new contract for 1959,
McLean stands on shaky ground.
Worst Record in Sight
Green Bay is on the way to its
worst record in 39 years in the pro
league. The Packers now stand at
1-7-1, as they gave up a staggering
total of 539 yards in Sunday's loss
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As usual, after a game with .the
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Doran and Dave Middleton are ail-
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Henry Johnson, who is still having
trouble with his leg.

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