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Torn Burleson
Round by round selections in Tuesday's
National Basketball Association draft:
First Round
Portland, Bill Walton, center, UCLA;
Philadelphia, Marvin Barnes, center.
Providence; Seattle from Cleveland, Tom
Burleson, center, North Carolina State;
Phoenix, John Shumate, forward, Notre
Dame; Houston, Bobby Jones, forward.
North Carolina; Kansas City-Omaha, Scott
Wedman, forward, Colorado; Atlanta, Tom
Henderson, guard, Hawaii; Cleveland from
Seattle, Campy Russell, forward, Michigan;
Buffalo, Tom McMillen, forward-center,
Maryland; Atlanta from New Orleans, Mike
Sojourner, center, Utah; Golden State,
Keith Wilkes, forward, UCLA; Los Angeles,
Brian Winters, guard, South Carolina;
Washington, Len Elmore, center, Maryland;
Chicago from New York, Maurice Lucas,
forward, Marquette; Detroit, Al Eberhard,
forward, Missouri; Chicago, Cliff
Poindexter, forward, Long Beach State:
Boston, Glen McDonald, forward. Long
Beach State; Milwaukee, Gary Brokaw,
guard, Notre Dame.
The fledgling New Orleans franchise of the National Basketball Association got its first
coach and first college player within four miles of each other Tuesday Coach Scotty
Robertson of Louisiana Tech and Aaron James of Grambling.
Tech is at Ruston, and both schools are up near the Arkansas line in central Louisiana.
James wa the new team's first pick of the NBA college draft 10th in the second round.
New Orleans traded away its first round choice to Atlanta as part of the deal for Pete
Maravich.
"We might have taken that guy on the first round," said Bill Bertka. Bert ka is vice president
in charge of basketball operations for the still nameless expansion team.
"I was really surprised he was still there when we got our turn to pick." said Robertson, the
coach at Tech until midnight Monday.
Robertson's appointment as coach has been reported imminent for more than a month.
Neither Robertson nor team president Fred Rosenfeld would discuss the "minor details"
that kept Robertson's appointment unofficial until Tuesday.
However Rosenfeld said Tuesday that Robertson has been working with the team in an
unofficial capacity for some time.
"He has been involved with us at every stage of the procedure," said Rosenfeld. "The
expansion draft was his counsel, and the college draft was conducted with his counsel."
James, a 6-t10 forward, averaged better than 30 points a game for Grambling during the.
past season.
"He runs well, his outside shooting is good and he has the speed we want in our front lines,"
said Robertson. "I was surprised he was still there 28th. If someone had told me he'd still be
there, 1 wouldn't have believed them."
Bertka speculated on the reasons other teams passed over James.
"A lot of teams drafted for their special needs, especially during the first round." he said.
"Then the number of hardships pushed a lot of players down." He listed six players certified
as hardship cases drafted ahead of James.
Bertka said any weaknesses in James' game are shared by most college players coming into
the professional ranks. "Few players come into the league skilled at doing things without the
ball, playing the tough, aggressive defense that denies their man the ball."
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Second Round
Philadelphia, Don Smith, guard, Dayton;
Portland, Jan Van Breda Kolff, forward,
Vanderbilt; Los Angeles from Cleveland,
Billy KnighL forward, Pittsburgh;
Washington through Los Angeles from
Phoenix. Leonard Robinson, forward,
Tennessee State; Houston, Gus Bailey,
guard, Texas El-Paso; Kansas City-Omaha,
Len Kosmalski, center, Tennessee; Atlanta.
John Drew, forward, Gardner-Webb;
Seattle, Leonard Gray, forward-Center,
Long Beach State; Chicago from Buffalo,
Leon Benbow, guard, Jacksonville; New
Orleans, Aaron James, forward, G rambling;
Golden State, Phil Smith, forward-guard,
San Francisco; Washington. Dennis Duval,
guard, Syracuse; Phoenix from Los Angeles,
Fred Saunders, Forward, Syracuse; New
York, Jesse Dark, guard, Virginia
Commonwealth; Detroit, Eric Money,
guard, Arizona; Portland, from Chicago,
Phil Lumpkin, guard, Miami, Ohio; Boston,
Kevin Stacom, guard, Providence; Portland
through Philadelphia from Milwaukee,
Rubin Collins, guard, Maryland-Eastern
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Third Round
Philadelphia. Coniel Norman, guard,
Arizona; Cleveland from Portland, Clarence
Walker, guard. West Georgia; Cleveland,
Kevin Restant. forward-center, San
Francisco; Phoenix, George Gcrvin,
forward, Eastern Michigan; Houston,
Robert Wilson forward, Iowa State;
Philadelphia from Kansas City-Omaha,
Harvey Catchings, center, Hardin
Simmons; Atlanta, Darrell Elston, guard,
North Carolina; Seattle, Talvin Skinner,
forward, Maryland Eastern-Shore; Buffalo,
Kim Hughes, center, Wisconsin; New
Orleans, Bruce King, guard. Pan American;
Golden State, Frank Kendrick, forward,
Purdue; Los Angeles, Jim Bradley, forward.
Northern Illinois; Phoenix from
Washington, Earl Williams, forward-center,
Hutchinson JuniorCollege; Detroit, Roland
Grant, center. New Mexico State; Chicago,
Bob Wilson, guard, Wichita State; Boston,
Roscoe Poindexter, forward. Long Beach
State; Milwaukee, Greg McDougald,
forward. Oral Roberts.
Fourth Round
Philadelphia, Butch Taylo'r, center,
Jacksonville; Portland, Mickey Johnson,
forward-center, Aurora; Cleveland, Jimmy
Foster, guard, Connecticut; Phoenix, Randy
Allen, guard, Indiana, Pa.; Houston, Larry
Robinson, forward, Texas; Kansas City
Omaha, Lloyd Batts, forward-guard,
Cincinnati; Atlanta, Ed Palubinskas, guard,
Louisiana State; Seattle, William Gordon,
guard, Maryland Eastern-Shore; Buffalo,
Bernard Harris, forward-center, Virginia
Commonwealth; New Orleans, Ray Price,
forward, Washington; Golden State. Willie
Biles, guard, Tulsa; Washington, Stan
Washington, guard, University of San
Diego; Los Angeles, Ron DeVries, center,
Illinois State; New York, Roy Ebron,
forward, Southwestern Louisiana; Detroit,
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Mickey Martin, forward. Pittsburgh;
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center, Fairmont State; Milwaukee, Lionel
Billingy, center, Duquesne.
Fifth Round
Phildelphia, Gary Carruthers, guard,-Hardin-Simmons;
Portland, Bernard
Hardin, forward. New Mexico; Cleveland,
Gary Novak, forward, Notre Dame;
Phoenix, Ralph Bobik, guard, Creighton;
Houston, Owen Wells, forward, Detroit;
Kansas City-Omaha, Terry Compton,
forward, Vanderbilt; Atlanta, . Tyrone
Medley, guard, Utah; Seattle, Dean Tolson,
forward, Arkansas; Buffalo, Tony Byers,
guard. Wake Forest; New Orleans, Ed
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Guilford, N.C.; Detroit, Joe Newman,
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Sixth Round
Philadelphia, Mark Westra, center.
Southern California; Portland, Dan
Anderson, guard. Southern California;
Cleveland, Aaron Stewart, forward,
Richmond; Phoenix, Collis Temple,
forward, Louisiana State; Houston,
Lawrence Johnson, center. Prairie View A &
M; Kansas City-Omaha, Ron Kennedy,
center, Arizona; Atlanta, Sammy Hervey,
forward. Southern Methodist;- Seattle,
Wardell Jackson, forward, Ohio State;
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Minn.; Detroit, Mike Sylvester, forward.
Dayton; Chicago, Robert Rosier, center. St.
Thomas, Minn.; Boston, Gene Harmon,
forward. Creighton; Milwaukee. Larry
Williams, forward, Kansas State.
Seventh Round
Phil., Dave Stocynski, forward, Gannon;
Portland, Doug Richard, guard, Brigham
Young; Cleveland, Mike Robinson, guard,
MSU; Phoenix, Clyde Dickey, guard, Boise
State; Houston, Kevin Fitzgerald, forward
guard, Oklahoma State; K.C.-Omaha, Mark
Browne, forward-center, Missouri-Western;
Atlanta, Greg Lee.. guard, UCLA; Seattle,
Jerry Faulkner, guard, W. Georgia; Buffalo.
Tommy Curtis, guard, UCLA; New Orleans,
Joel Copeland, forward. Old Dominion; G.
State, Brady Allen, guard, Cal.; L.A.,
Dennis Van Zandt, forward, Azusa;
Washington, Tom Turner, forward. W.
Georgia; N.Y.. Bill Smith, forward. Mercer;
Detroit. Ammy High, forward, Tulsa;
Chicago, Jeff Roberts, forward, Missouri
Western; Boston, Ron Brown, forward.
Penn State; Milwaukee, Bob Hornstein,
forward, W. Virginia.
Eight Round
Phil., Jimmy Powel, forward. Middle
Tenn.; Portland, Eldrige Broussard, guard.
Pac. Oregon; Cleveland, Kerry Hughes,
center, Wisconsin; Phoenix, Tom Holland,
forward, Oklahoma; Houston, Steve
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Fairfield: Atlanta. Bill Butler, guard.
Louisville: Seattle. Leonard Cutler,
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Ninth Round
Phil.. Perry Washington, guard. Georgia
Southern; Portland. Lee Haven, guard.
Colorado; Cleveland. Jim Buskofsky.
forward. Upper Iowa; Phoenix. Ted Evans,
forward. Okla.; Houston. Ken Stallings.
guard, Rolla; K.C.-Omaha, Jeff Dawson,
guard, Illinois; Atlanta. Lon Kriiger. guard.
Kansas State: Seattle. Bertrand du Pont,
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forward. B.U.; G. State. Carl Meier,
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Deitelhoff. forward. Milliken: Chicago.
Jerry Davenport, guard. Cameron; Boston.
Al Skinner, guard. Mass.; Milwaukee. Mike
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