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George King
Fast breaking George is back in the pro ranks after spending a season as coach of his alma mater. During the summer, he was purchased from the Nats, after spending 5 years with the Syracuse Club. In college, George led the nation's scorers in '48-'49 and in 1950 rang up 63 points in one game!
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Don made headlines in 1951 and '52 as Captain of the Dayton Univ. team. He led the quintet into the N.I.T. Finals both years and was voted Tourney All Star twice. Holder of most of Dayton's basketball. records, Don, played on the Pistons three years before coming to the Royals.



The key man of Kansas State's great team of 1959-60, the young Nebraskan proved to be an outstanding operative in his freshman year for the Royals. Boozer proved to be a ferocious rebounder and a deadly medium range push shot artist. Better than average defensively, the young giant demonstrated a rugged quality on the boards.



Member of Rochester Royals, National League titleholders in 1945-46 and 1946- 47 which is now making its debut in BAA. Bob was voted League's most val-uable player in 1946-47... member of League's All-Star team last season. As a collegian Davies was named to 1942 Pic and Collier's All-American teams. Last year he coached his Alma Mater while performing for Royals - commuted by plane between contests... crack collegiate dribbler.



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Jack Twyman
Sam Lacey
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Oscar Robertson, Backcourt - Royals.
Herm Gilliam, Guard - Royals.

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Jack Twyman
The "Deadeye Dick" of the court, Jack is one of the game's finest shooters. In six years of pro activity, he has never finished with a shooting mark below 42 per cent. He led the league in field goal percentages in the 1958-59 season, hitting 465 of 1,028 for a .452 percentage. He was second in 1959-60, when only Wilt Chamberlain's 2707 points topped his 2338. He holds the record for most points scored in the Cincinnati Gardens, netting 59 points against Minneapolis on January 15, 1960.
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