This lot is closed. Bidding ended on 12/31/2005.
Class of 1992 - A two-time All America at Indiana, Walt Bellamy won a Gold Medal at the 1960 Olympics. The first pick in the 1960 NBA Draft, "Bells" earned NBA Rookie of the Year honors in 1960 with the Chicago Packers scoring 31.6 and pulling down 19 rebounds per game. Bellamy played in 1043 of a possible 1055 games in his 14- year NBA career. When he retired in 1974, Bellamy ranked in NBA's top ten in career rebounds with 14,241 boards and in career scoring with 20,941 points. One of the premier guards of his era, Dick McGuire played like he had eyes in the back of his head, earning his nickname of "Tricky Dick." An expert passer, he led the Knicks to three consecutive NBA Finals (1951-53). An All-America at St. John's, McGuire played in seven All-Star Games in his 11 NBA seasons. During her 18-year international career Uljana Semjonova never lost a single game. Beginning in 1968 she amassed 45 medals as a member of the Soviet National Team, including 11 European and three World Championship gold medals. The native of Latvia won gold medals at the 1976 and 1980 Olympics. Class of 1993 - From 1938 to 1948 Harry "Buddy" Jeannette was widely regarded as pro ball's greatest guard, starring in three different leagues. He led the Baltimore Bullets to the ABL Championship in 1947 and then to the BAA crown in 1948, and won NBL Championships with the Sheboygan Red Skins (1943) and Fort Wayne Pistons (1944 & 1945). Cesare Rubini was a legendary coach who built Simmenthal Milan into the premier team in the Italian leagues. He won five league titles as a player and 10 as a coach. In 31 seasons of coaching, he compiled a 322-28 record. Rubini also won a gold medal as a member of the 1948 Italian Olympic Water Polo Team. All are Silver Relief medallions. Bellamy, McGuire and Rubini are in NM condition. Semjonova is in fair to good condition; large scratches on background. Jeannette is in good condition; tip of nose scratched and chipped.