Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Celtics Great Bill Russell is presented a painting today at Hotel Lenox on the occasion of his being named Most Valuable Player in professional basketball for the third year in a row. Making award is Boston Garden basketball director Bill Mokray (left). With Bill are (left to right) son Jake, 3, wife Rose and son Buddha, 5.
Celtics Great Bill Russell is presented a painting today at Hotel Lenox on the occasion of his being named Most Valuable Player in professional basketball for the third year in a row. Making award is Boston Garden basketball director Bill Mokray (left). With Bill are (left to right) son Jake, 3, wife Rose and son Buddha, 5.
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Celtics Great Bill Russell is presented a painting today at Hotel Lenox on the occasion of his being named Most Valuable Player in professional basketball for the third year in a row. Making award is Boston Garden basketball director Bill Mokray (left). With Bill are (left to right) son Jake, 3, wife Rose and son Buddha, 5.

Smith, William F. (Photographer) · [ca. November 1963]

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