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Bob Davies
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.
1948 Bowman Set (Basketball)
10
Rookie
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Andrew (Fuzzy) Levane
Fred Foster
Flynn Robinson
Jim King
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Jerry Lucas
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* Factoid: Arlen Bockhorn played Backcourt for the mighty Royals.
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Norm was one of St. Francis' finest players. In his junior and senior years he racked up a total of 573 assists. In all he scored 1,410 points in three years for an 18.8 points per game average along with grabbing off 769 rebounds. Acquired by the Royals from the Bulls in a pre 1969-70 season trade, Norm immediately made the deal look good when he scored 14 points in 22 minutes of the opening game of the season and played like a veteran.

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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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The "Big O" was the overwhelming selection as the NBA's Rookie of the Year for 1960-61. He was even more brilliant in his first year with the Royals than he had been as a three-time college Player of the Year and All-American with the University of Cincinnati. Quickly establishing himself as one of the gate attractions of the NBA, Oscar became the first rookie guard to score more than 2,000 points. He finished fourth in scoring with 2,165 points and was the leader in assists with 690.

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Andrew (Fuzzy) Levane
Sam Lacey
Johnny Green

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Fred Foster, Forward - Royals. and Fred Foster, Guard - Royals.
Arlen Bockhorn, Backcourt - Royals.

Back to the Front! Royals card back du jour...

William (Red) Holzman
Captained City College team in 1942 and named to All-Madison Square and All-Metropolitan teams in 1942-43. Starred for Norfolk Naval Training Station five which was voted the outstanding service team in country in 1944. Member of Royals' National League championship teams of 1945-46 and 1946-47. Selected to League's All-Star teams in 1946-47 and 1947-48. Is one of key figures of Royals' powerhouse attack to be unveiled in BAA for first time this season.
1948 Bowman Set (Basketball)
32
Rookie
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Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

1996 Topps Stars Set (Basketball) (2)
1961 Fleer Set (Basketball) (7)
1971 Topps Set (Basketball) (7)
1972 Topps Set (Basketball) (1)
1957 Topps Set (Basketball) (10)
1969 Topps Set (Basketball) (7)
1948 Bowman Set (Basketball) (5)
1970 Topps Set (Basketball) (9)

All Sets

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Total Card Count

48

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