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In 1947, the NBA held its first Rookie Draft. Ed Ehlers, a graduate of Purdue University, was the third player picked by the Boston Celtics in the draft. Although he was not in the mold of Bob Cousy, Ehlers became the first in the long impressive line of third picks whose list reads like a who's who in the NBA.
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In 1947, the NBA held its first Rookie Draft. Ed Ehlers, a graduate of Purdue University, was the third player picked by the Boston Celtics in the draft. Although he was not in the mold of Bob Cousy, Ehlers became the first in the long impressive line of third picks whose list reads like a who's who in the NBA.
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