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Cousy

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Cou·sy  (kz), Robert Joseph Known as "Bob." Born 1928.
American basketball player and coach. As a guard for the Boston Celtics (1950-1963), he led the National Basketball Association in assists eight times and led the Celtics to six NBA titles between 1957 and 1963.
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I'm in favor of anything," Cousy said, "that will foster and promote the old alma mater.
Crusaders' greatest now starring on Web by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Toss: Not necessary as Cousy was the only player left.
A legendary coin toss .. by Masin, Herman L. / Coach and Athletic Director
Mikan, Bob Cousy of Holy Cross, Bob Kurland of Oklahoma A&M (now Oklahoma State), Arnie Ferrin of Utah, Howie Schultz of Hamline (later a first baseman for the Dodgers) and Bill Mlkvy of Temple (the Owl without a vowel) were our visiting heroes.
Two sports giants--one of them tall--die by Pollack, Joe / St. Louis Journalism Review
 
 
 
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