1955 NBA All-Star Game

The NBA's fifth annual East-West All-Star Game at Madison Square Garden showcased top basketball talent performing for charity. The East team, led by Paul Seymour, initially dominated, but the West team, with Bob Cousy's dribbling skills, posed a challenge. Despite trailing in the second half, the East mounted a successful counteroffensive, with key plays from Dick McGuire and Paul Braun, ultimately securing a 100-91 victory over the West.

What is the significance of the NBA's fifth annual East-West All-Star Game?

• It is the first game held at Madison Square Garden.

• It is a charity event featuring top basketball players.

• It marks the first victory for the West team.

• It is the last game of the season.

Which player is known for his exciting dribbling technique in the West team?

• Dick McGuire

• Paul Braun

• Bob Cousy

• Paul Seymour

What was the East team's strategy in the second half of the game?

• They focused on defense.

• They started a counteroffensive.

• They relied on three-point shots.

• They substituted all players.

Who contributed to turning the tide eastward with sharpshooting?

• Paul Seymour

• Bob Cousy

• Dick McGuire

• Paul Braun

How many times did the lead change hands during the game?

• Five times

• Sixteen times

• Ten times

• Twenty times