All-America Bill Bradley, who signed a $500,000 4-year contract with the New York Knickerbockers and just discharged from military duty, works slowly back into shape and maneuvers ball (left) past Clem Haskins, Chicago Bulls, in National Basketball Association game in Chicago, Jan. 26, 1968. Bradley is also slowly recovering from a recent auto mishap and spent part of the evening with his bandaged hands to a recent auto mishap and spent part of the evening with his bandaged hands to his face on bench with teammate Nate Bowman. New York won, 126-118. (AP Photo), who signed a $500,00 4 – year contract with the New York Knickerbockers and just recently discharged from military duty, works slowly back into shape and maneuvers ball (left) past Clem Haskins, Chicago Bulls, in National Basketball Association game last night in Chicago on Jan. 26, 1968. Bradley is also slowly recovering from a recent auto mishap and spent part of the evening with his bandaged hands to a recent auto mishap and spent part of the evening with his bandaged hands to his face on bench with teammate Nate Bowman. New York won, 126-118. (AP Photo/Charles Harrity)