Basketball Daily Card Press

One of the steadiest performers in pro basketball, Zeimo underwent knee surgery for the sixth time in ten seasons last February. Even with his problems he managed to score 16 Points and average 10 Rebounds.

Angie came out of Texas Tech as the Big XII's 1999 Player of the Year. In the WNBA, she was a key contributor to the Sting's playoff run.

Zelmo was named center on All-ABA 2nd team in 1971-72. His 1980 points were sixth best in the league.

Gail enjoyed his finest season in 1971-72 as he helped Lakers to NBA championship. He's consistent on defense, and an excellent shooter and a strong ball-handler.

Larry was named to the NBA All-Star Team last season, helping lead Celtics to Championship. A magnificent passer and shooter, he often looks one way and passes the other. Larry can put up an infinite variety of shots to the hoop.

Two seasons into his career, Paul is a bona fide star - a distinction that escapes most players until much later in their careers. What sets him apart is not only talent, but maturity and an insatiable desire to improve. "I work hard because I want to be recognized as one of the great players of the game," he says. To that end, his achievements last season included a No. 2 NBA ranking in steals per game, a total that included nine in one contest to tie a Larry Bird team record. "I don't try to just limit myself to just doing one thing real well," Pierce adds. "I want to be able to do everything well."

Though only 6'2", Ollie is one of the highest jumpers in basketball, his dunk shots electrify ABA fans. At Houston he led the team in rebounds as a senior with an average of 11.2 per game. He was also club's top scorer with 24.7 points per game. Drafted from Nets, 8-10-72.

Bill has tremendous potential and is working hard to make it pay off in the pro ranks. He toiled all summer and developed an unstoppable outside shot that means trouble for Piston opponents. At Hofstra Bill scored a total of 2,045 points in 3 seasons and led his team into the N.I.T.

With an NCAA title and Big 12 Player of the Year award on her list of accomplishments, Cox wrapped up her career at Baylor and pursued her lifelong dream of playing in the WNBA. As a rookie, the fearless forward impressed, flashing the shot-making skill and rebounding that made her the third overall pick in 2020.

A fine playmaker, Butch tied Connie Hawkins of the Lakers for the NBA's seasonal high in assists during 1973-74 with 13 against the Trail Blazers on March 26. One of his foremost achievements in the NBA was making the All-Star team with Cleveland after coming out of the service.

Blue-collar player... master of the bump and grind... team-oriented... doesn't worry about his stats.

Scorer with tremendous talent He makes players around him better with his passing ability. He will become one of the NBA's biggest stars.

One of the NBA's most outstanding rookies of 1980-81, Michael scored game high of 35 Points for the Clippers last season. His statistics included 208 Assists, 99 Steals and 31 Blocked Shots. Michael scored 51 Points for LaSalle in game vs. Brigham Young, 12-15-79.

Whether to make a key pass or to orignite the offense with a string of buckets, Cassell has joined the ranks of befter NBA "sixth men." The second-year guard out of Florida State dished out a career-high 16 assists against Golden State on February 25 and, on April 7, poured in a career-best 31 points against Portland.

Acquired from Chicago in exchange for 1990 and 1992 second round draft picks 6/27/89... Solid contributor off the bench for the Bulls ... Played in 480 consecutive games until sidelined by broken hand 2/22/86 ... All-America as college senior at DePaul.

Paul saw 1930 Minutes of action for the Spurs in 1980-81 and added 249 Assists, 77 Steals and 38 Blocked Shots to club's attack. He had 10 Assists in game vs. Nets, February 24, 1980.

Quick, strong and with a good outside touch, M.L. is a natural small forward. He's good at moving with or without the ball and can move out on the fast break. M.L. will steal the ball and rebound at both ends of the court, appearing to be bigger than his 6'6" height for Pistons.

Julius was the ABA's MVP during the regular season and the playoffs in 1975-76. The only unanimous selection to the All-Star Team, he was selected for 4th consecutive season. The MVP award was his 3rd straight, a record, as he finished among ABA leaders in eight statistical categories.