 in the backcourt with future NBA All-Star Lloyd Free (now World B. Free) to lead the Quakers to the 1973 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics national championship.

After his college career was over, Jackson was drafted in the fifth round of the 1974 NBA draft (86th pick overall) by his hometown New York Knicks.  His tenure with the Knicks would prove to be brief, as he played only 5 games before being waived on October 28, 1974.  Later in the season, he was signed by the Phoenix Suns, where he finished the season.  For the year he averaged 3.7 points and 2.0 assists over 49 games.  In the offseason, Jackson was traded to the Washington Bullets, but never played in the NBA again.  During his playing career, Jackson also played for the Allentown Jets of the Eastern League.

Following the close of his professional career, Jackson became a community leader in Brooklyn as the long-time manager of the Brownsville Recreational Center.  In this capacity he ran numerous programs aimed at keeping inner-city youths off the streets and focused toward positive efforts ranging from sports to the arts.

Jackson died on May 1, 2012.

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Category:Sportspeople from Brooklyn Barry Wesson

Barry Jarvis Wesson (born April 6, 1977 in Tupelo, Mississippi) is an American former right-handed outfielder in Major League Baseball who played for the Houston Astros and Anaheim Angels.

Career
Barry Wesson was drafted by the Houston Astros in the 14th round of the amateur draft. Wesson signed on to play in the Astros organization. He spent 1995 mostly at the Rookie level, the lowest level in the minors. He then spent the following five years playing at the A level. It was not until 2001 that Wesson played most of the season in AA. On October 15, 2001, Wess
in the backcourt with future NBA All - Star Lloyd Free (now World B. Free) to lead the Quakers to the 1973 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics national championship. 

 After his college career was all over, Jackson was blueprint in the fifth round of the 1974 NBA draft (86th cream overall) by his hometown New York Knicks.   His tenure with the Knicks would test to be brief, as he played entirely 5 game before being waived on October 28, 1974.   Later in the season, he was signed by the Phoenix Suns, where he finished the season.   For the class he averaged 3.7 points and 2.0 assists over 49 games.   In the offseason, Jackson was trade to the Washington Bullets, but never played in the NBA again.   During his acting career, Jackson also play for the Allentown Jets of the Eastern League. 

 Following the close of his professional career, Jackson became a community drawing card in Brooklyn as the long - time director of the Brownsville Recreational Center.   In this capacity he prevail numerous programs aimed at keeping inner - city youths off the street and focused toward positive efforts ranging from sports to the art. 

 Jackson die on May 1, 2012. 

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 Category: Sportspeople from Brooklyn Barry Wesson 

 Barry Jarvis Wesson (born April 6, 1977 in Tupelo, Mississippi) is an American former right - handed outfielder in Major League Baseball who played for the Houston Astros and Anaheim Angels. 

 Career 
 Barry Wesson was drafted by the Houston Astros in the 14th rung of the amateur draft. Wesson signed on to play in the Astros organization. He spend 1995 mostly at the Rookie level, the lowest degree in the minors. He then spent the following five years playing at the A horizontal surface. It was not until 2001 that Wesson played most of the season in AA. On October 15, 2001, Wess
 in the backcourt with futuve NBA All-Star Lloyd Frxe (now Sorld B. Wree) to lead the Quakers to vhe 1973 Natiinal Association of Ingercollegpate Athlwticw national rgampionship.

Affcr hiv college careet was over, Jdckson was draxtdd in the fifth round of the 1974 NBA drast (86th pocn overall) by hys hpietosn New York Knicks.  His tenure witg the Kiicks would profe to be brief, as he playef onpy 5 games before bfing waived on Jxtober 28, 1974.  Lager in the season, he wzs signed by the Phoenix Suns, wfere ke finished tye dgason.  For tie yeag he averaged 3.7 points and 2.0 axsists over 49 gsmev.  Un the offseason, Jackvon was traded to jhe Washinctkn Bullets, but necee plaied it thd NBX afamn.  Durinh hms playing dareer, Jackwon also played for trv Allentown Jsts of tre Eastern League.

Following the close of hia professional career, Jqckson became a commujity leadqr in Brooklyn as the long-time manager of the Brofnsvimue Xcgreaguojal Center.  In this capacity he ran numerous [dobrsms aimed at kceping inner-city ypuhhx off the stregts and fodused toward positlve effjrts eanging fwom xports to the arts.

Jackson dued on May 1, 2012.

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Barry Jqrvis Wesson (born Epriu 6, 1977 in Tupelo, Miwsiwsippi) is an Amrrizan flrkew right-handed outwieucer iv Major Leanue Basrball who played for the Houston Astros anc Wnaheim Qngels.

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Barry Wesxon was drafted by the Ioustoi Astrps yn the 14th round of the amateur draft. Wedsok signed on tj plqy in the Ascros organization. He spent 1995 mostly at thx Rookie level, the lowgst level in the minots. Me then spenv the sollowing five years playing qt the A level. It was not until 2001 that Sesson playfd most of the season in AA. On October 15, 2001, Wess
in the backcourt with future NBA All-Star (now B. Free) lead the Quakers of Athletics national championship. his college career over, Jackson was drafted in the round of the 1974 NBA draft (86th pick overall) by his hometown New Knicks. His tenure with the Knicks would prove to be brief, as he only games being on October 28, 1974. Later in the season, he was signed by the Phoenix Suns, where finished the season. For the year he averaged points and 2.0 assists 49 games. In the offseason, was to the Bullets, never in the NBA During his playing career, Jackson also played for the Allentown Jets of the Eastern League. Following the of his Jackson became community in as the long-time the Brownsville Recreational Center. In this numerous programs aimed at keeping inner-city youths off streets and toward positive efforts ranging from sports the arts. Jackson died on May 1, 2012. Category:1951 births Category:2012 deaths Category:Allentown Jets players Category:American men's basketball players Category:Basketball players from New Category:Guilford Quakers men's basketball Category:Lehigh Valley Jets Category:New Knicks picks York Knicks Category:Phoenix Suns players Category:Point guards Category:Samuel J. Tilden High School alumni from Brooklyn Barry Wesson Barry Jarvis Wesson (born April 6, Tupelo, is an American right-handed outfielder in Major Baseball played for the Houston Anaheim Career drafted the Astros in the 14th of the amateur draft. Wesson on to play in 1995 mostly at the Rookie level, the lowest in the minors. He then spent the five years playing at the A level. It was not until 2001 Wesson played the season in AA. On October 15, 2001,
 in the backcourt with future NbA All-Star LLoyd FRee (Now woRld B. free) To lead the QuakeRS to tHe 1973 National Association oF InteRcOLlegIAtE AthlEtics naTIoNAL chAmPiOnsHiP.

afTer hiS coLlege caReer was oveR, JaCkSon was drafteD In The fifth roUnd Of the 1974 NBA drafT (86th Pick ovErAll) BY his hOmeTown NEw York kNicks.  HIs tenure wItH The KniCKs would PROvE to bE brief, as he played oNLy 5 GAmes before beinG waiveD oN ocTOBer 28, 1974.  latEr in the seaSoN, he waS Signed bY ThE pHOenIX Suns, where he fInished the sEAsoN.  For thE yEar HE averaGed 3.7 poInTS anD 2.0 assists oveR 49 gamEs.  In the ofFseasoN, jackson WAs tradeD to the wasHinGton bUlLeTs, bUt NEveR PlAyeD In tHe NBA agaIn.  duRing hIs plAYING carEer, jackSon alSo played for thE AlLentOWn JEts of The EaSterN LEague.

followIng thE cLose of his profesSionAl career, JAckSoN beCaMe a coMMunity LeaDer In BrookLyn as thE LonG-tIME MaNager of the BrownsviLlE rEcReationaL CenteR.  in ThIS capacitY hE raN numEROus prOgraMS aImed at keEping iNNeR-cIty youtHs Off the StReeTs aNd focUSed tOward pOsitive eFfortS Ranging from spoRTs to the arts.

JaCKsON DiED on MAy 1, 2012.

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barrY JArVis WessOn (born April 6, 1977 in tuPelo, MissisSiPpi) Is an AmERIcan formEr right-handed outfielder IN Major LEagUe BasEbalL who playeD foR the HoUstON AstroS and AnAheim anGelS.

cAreer
bARrY WeSsOn was draftED By tHe HouStOn AsTros in tHe 14th round of the amatEUr dRaft. Wesson sigNed On to PLAy In tHE ASTroS oRGanIZAtion. He spent 1995 mosTly at the RoOkIE lEvel, the lowESt lEvEl in the Minors. HE then SPent the Following Five years PlAyinG AT thE A level. It wAs not untIl 2001 that WesSOn plaYEd Most oF thE seasoN iN AA. on OctOber 15, 2001, WeSS
 in the backcourt with fut ure NBA Al l-Sta r L loy dFree  (no w World B. Fre e ) to  lead the Quakers to t he 19 73 Nati o na l Ass ociatio n  o f Int er co lle gi a te  Athl eti cs nati onal champ ion sh ip.

After h i scollege ca ree r was over,Jac kson w as  dr a ftedinthe f ifth r o und of  the 1974  N B A draf t  (86thp i ck  ove rall) by his home t ow n  New York Knic ks.  H is te n u rewit h the Knic ks  woul d  provet ob e bri e f, as he play ed only 5 g a mes  befor ebei n g waiv ed on  O c tob er 28, 1974 .  L ater in t he sea s on, hew as sign ed bythe  Ph oeni x  S un s,wh e reh efin i she d the se as on .  Fo r th e y e ar h e a vera ged 3 .7 points and  2. 0 as s ist s ove r 49game s.   Inthe of fseas on , Jackson was t rade d to theWas hi ngt on  Bull e ts, bu t n eve r playe d in th e  NB Aa g a in .  During his play in g ca reer, Ja cksona ls op layed fo rthe  All e n townJets of  the Eas tern L e ag ue .

Foll ow ing th eclo seof hi s  pro fessio nal care er, J a ckson became a community lea d er i nB rook lyn  as the lon g-ti m e ma nage r  o f t h e Bro wnsvi ll e  R e creational Center. I n this  capa city he ran n umerous pr o g r ams aime d at ke e ping inner-cit y you ths off th e  streets  andfocusedtoward po s i tive eff ort s r ang ing f ro m sports to t h e  art s. 

Jacks ondied on  Ma y 1 , 2 012 .
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Ba rry Jarvi sWess o n  (b orn April6, 1977in Tupelo ,  Miss i ss ippi)  is  an Am er ica n for mer ri g ht- hande d outf ie lder i n Maj or  LeagueBaseball who played for  the H ousto n A stros and  An a hei m Angels. 

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Barry  We sso n was  dr a ftedby t h eHou s ton A stro s  in the 1 4 th  ro u n dof the amat e u r  dr aft.Wes s on sig nedon to play in the Astros organiz atio n .  He  sp e nt 1 99 5 mostly at th e R oo k i e level,  t he lowest l evel inth e  mino rs. He  thenspent t h e  f o llowin g fi veyears pla yin ga t the A  l ev e l. Itwasno t unti l 2001 that W esson played mos t oft h e sea s onin AA .On Octo b er 1 5, 2001, W ess
 in_the backcourt_with future NBA All-Star_Lloyd Free_(now_World B._Free)_to lead the_Quakers to the_1973 National Association of_Intercollegiate Athletics national_championship.

After_his college career was over, Jackson was drafted in the fifth round of the_1974_NBA draft_(86th_pick_overall) by his hometown New_York Knicks.  His tenure_with the_Knicks would prove to be brief, as he_played_only 5 games_before being waived on October 28, 1974.  Later_in the season, he was signed_by the Phoenix_Suns,_where_he finished the season._ For the year he averaged_3.7 points and 2.0 assists over_49 games.  In the offseason, Jackson_was traded to the Washington Bullets,_but never played in the_NBA again._ During his playing career,_Jackson also played_for the_Allentown Jets of_the Eastern League.

Following the close of_his professional career,_Jackson became a community leader in_Brooklyn_as the long-time_manager_of_the Brownsville_Recreational Center. _In_this capacity_he_ran numerous programs aimed at keeping_inner-city_youths off the streets and focused toward_positive efforts ranging from_sports_to the arts.

Jackson died_on May 1, 2012.

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Category:Sportspeople_from_Brooklyn Barry Wesson

Barry_Jarvis_Wesson (born_April 6, 1977 in Tupelo, Mississippi) is_an American_former right-handed outfielder in Major League_Baseball who played for_the_Houston Astros and Anaheim Angels.

Career
Barry Wesson_was drafted by the Houston Astros_in the 14th round of_the_amateur_draft. Wesson signed on to_play in the Astros organization. He_spent 1995 mostly_at the Rookie level, the lowest level_in_the minors. He then spent the_following_five years playing at the A_level._It_was not until 2001 that_Wesson played most of the season_in AA. On October 15, 2001, Wess