Hall Of Famers Johnson, John Henry, football, 1996, Saint Mary's College. jones, kc, basketball,1986, University of San Francisco. Joost, Eddie, baseball, 1995, SFO Gate 83. http://www.bashof.org/halloffamers.htm
Extractions: LOCATION Albert, Frankie football Stanford Attles, Al basketball Oakland Coliseum Baer, Max boxing City of Livermore Barksdale, Don basketball Oakland Coliseum Barry, Rick basketball Oakland Coliseum Bartell, Dick baseball Oakland Coliseum Biletnikoff, Fred football Oakland Coliseum Biondi, Matt swimming University of California, Berkeley Blanda, George football Oakland Coliseum Blue, Vida baseball Pac-Bell Park Brodie, John football Stanford Brown, Willie football SFO Gate 80 Budge, Don tennis Berkeley Tennis Club Camilli, Dolph baseball Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep. Cepeda, Orlando baseball Pac-Bell Park Chapman, Sam baseball University of California, Berkeley Corbett, Jim boxing The Olympic Club Cronin, Joe baseball Sacred Heart Preparatory Curtis Cuneo, Ann swimming University of California, Berkeley de Varona, Donna swimming DiMaggio, Dominic baseball SFO Gate 80 DiMaggio, Joe baseball SFO Gate 81 Eckersley, Dennis
National Basketball Association sportsAlmanacSportsSports SectionRetired Numbers National BasketballAssociation. 24, Sam jones. 25, kc jones. 32, Kevin McHale. 33, Larry Bird. http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0113765.html
Extractions: Almanac Sports Sports Section Retired Numbers Boston has retired the most numbers (20) in the NBA, followed by Portland (9); Syracuse Nats/Philadelphia 76ers (8); Detroit, Los Angeles Lakers, Milwaukee, New York Knicks, Phoenix Suns and the KC/Sacramento Kings have (7); Cleveland, New Jersey, the Rochester/Cincinnati Royals have (6). Wilt Chamberlain is the only player to have his number retired by three teams: #13 by the LA Lakers, Golden State and Philadelphia; Six players have had their numbers retired by two teams: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Clyde Drexler Julius Erving Bob Lanier Oscar Robertson Nate Thurmond Numbers retired in 2002 Malik Sealy Moses Malone (1984-92 with 76ers). Walter A. Brown Red Auerbach Dennis Johnson Bill Russell Jo Jo White Bob Cousy Tom Heinsohn Tom (Satch) Sanders John Havlicek Dave Cowens Don Nelson Bill Sharman Ed Macauley Frank Ramsey Sam Jones K.C. Jones Kevin McHale Larry Bird Reggie Lewis Robert Parish Loscy Jim Loscutoff Radio mic Johnny Most Bob Pettit Dominique Wilkins Lou Hudson Jerry Sloan Bob Love Michael Jordan Bingo Smith Larry Nance Mark Price Austin Carr Nate Thurmond Brad Daugherty Chuck Daly Joe Dumars Isiah Thomas Vinnie Johnson Bob Lanier Dave Bing Bill Laimbeer George McGinnis Mel Daniels Roger Brown Oscar Robertson Junior Bridgeman Sidney Moncrief Jon McGlocklin Bob Lanier Brian Winters Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Walt Frazier Dick Barnett Dick McGuire
Basketball US MedalWinning Men's basketball Teams. Carl Cain, Chuck Darling, Bill Evans, GibFord, Burdy Haldorson, Bill Hougland, Bob Jeangerard, kc jones, Bill Russell http://www.factmonster.com/cgi-bin/id/A0114922
Extractions: Almanac Sports Olympics Summer Olympics Through The Years ... Event-by-Event Multiple gold medals: USA (12), USSR (2). Year United States , Canada, Mexico United States , France, Brazil United States , Soviet Union, Uruguay United States , Soviet Union, Uruguay United States , Soviet Union, Brazil United States , Soviet Union, Brazil United States , Yugoslavia, Soviet Union Soviet Union , United States, Cuba United States , Yugoslavia, Soviet Union Yugoslavia , Italy, Soviet Union United States , Spain, Yugoslavia Soviet Union , Yugoslavia, United States United States , Croatia, Lithuania United States , Yugoslavia, Lithuania United States , France, Lithuania (no medal): USA boycotted Moscow Games. Final: Yugoslavia over Italy, 86-77. Multiple gold medals: USA (4), USSR/UT (3). Year Soviet Union , United States, Bulgaria Soviet Union , Bulgaria, Yugoslavia United States , South Korea, China United States , Yugoslavia, Soviet Union Unified Team , China, United States United States , Brazil, Australia United States , Australia, Brazil U.S. Gold Medal-Winning Women's Basketball Teams
The NBA Finals It did not become the NBA until after the 194849 season when the BAA andthe National basketball League (NBL) agreed to merge. BULLETS, kc jones. http://www.infoplease.com/ipsa/A0003843.html
Extractions: Sports Pro Basketball Through The Years Although the National Basketball Association traces its first championship back to the 1946-47 season, the league was then called the Basketball Association of America (BAA). It did not become the NBA until after the 1948-49 season when the BAA and the National Basketball League (NBL) agreed to merge. In the chart below, the Eastern finalists (representing the NBA Eastern Division from 1947-70, and the NBA Eastern Conference since 1971) are listed in CAPITAL letters. Also, each NBA champion's wins and losses are noted in parentheses after the series score. Multiple winners: Boston (16); Minneapolis-LA Lakers (14); Chicago Bulls (6); Phi-SF-Golden St. Warriors and Syracuse Nationals-Phi. 76ers (3); Detroit, Houston and New York (2).
1955 College Basketball Recap 1955 College basketball Recap. Led by guard kc jones and center Bill Russell, theDons edged PCC champ Oregon State, 5756, in the West Regional final at http://www.infoplease.com/ipsa/A0747493.html
Extractions: Sports College Sports College Basketball ... Year by Year Final AP Top 20 Major Conference Champions NCAA Tournament (24 teams) NIT Tournament (12 teams) ... Consensus All-America Sixth-ranked Duquesne, paced by first team All-Americans Si Green and Dick Ricketts, captured its first NIT in eight tries.
Basketball Address Database jones, kc, 379 Boston Post Rd. jones, Sam, 15417 Tierra Dr. Wheaton, MD 20906, Krzyzewski,Mike, C/O Duke basketball - Cameron Indoor Stadium - Durham, NC 27706, http://www.baseball-resources.com/Addresses/AddressDatabaseBasketball.htm
Extractions: addressrequest@baseball-resources.com Name/Team Address Comments Archibald, Nate PS 175 - 175 W. 134th St. - Attn:Phys. Ed. Dept. - New York, NY 10030 Arizin, Paul 227 Lewis Rd. - Springfield, PA 19064 Auerbach, Red 780 Boylston St. - Boston, MA 02199 Barry, Rick 5240 Broadmour Bluffs Dr. - Colorado Springs, CO 80906 Baylor, Elgin C/O Clippers Bellamy, Walt 2884 Lakeshore Dr. - College Park, GA 30337 Bing, Dave 1111 Rosedale Ct. - Detroit, MI 48211 Bird, Larry RR #1 Box 77-A - West Baden Springs, IN 47469 I have heard he uses a ghost signer. Bradley, Bill 395 Pleasant Valley Way - West Orange, NJ 07052 Carnesecca, Lou C/O St. Johns Ath. Dept. - 8000 Utopia Pkwy. - Jamaica, NY 11439 Cervi, Al 177 Dunrovin Ln. - Rochester, NY 14618 Chaney, John C/O Temple U. Ath. Dept. - Philadelphia, PA 19122 Cousy, Bob 427 Salisbury St. - Worchester, MA 01609 Crum, Denny
WSMRs Greatest Basketball Player In basketball, when it came time for the big AllArmy and All Service tournaments jones,at 6-4, was paired in the backcourt with kc jones and, with Bill http://www.wsmr.army.mil/paopage/Pages/WU#208.htm
CNN/SI - NBA Basketball - SI Almanac NBA Champions Year By Year Red Holzman Tommy Heinsohn Al Attles Tommy Heinsohn Jack Ramsay Dick Motta LennyWilkens Paul Westhead Bill Fitch Pat Riley Billy Cunningham kc jones Pat Riley http://www.cnnsi.com/basketball/nba/almanac_nba_champs/
Pro Basketball Programs - Bob's Archives 1963 Detroit Ppistons at Boston Celtics (Bill Russell, John Havlicek, kc jones, DavedeBusschere, Heinsohn, Sam jones, Lovelette, Ramsey, Naulls, K. Loughery. http://www.bobsarchives.com/basketball2.asp
Extractions: When you are ready to place your order, place a 1 in the appropriate box and click the "order" button. There's only one of each of these items as they are "one of a kind!" Bob's Archives gives you his personal guarantee on every collectable we sale. When you are ready to check out, go to the bottom of the page and click "check order". Syracuse At Cincinnati Royals ) Oscar Robertson's rookie year) Bob Boozer, J. Twyman, Wayne Embry, M. Farmer (Arlen Bockhorn on cover) Taped spine. Very Good+.
StateTournamentReports Mickelson, kc North Knights; Chris Copp and Eddie jones, kc East; Bill MONTANA Theannual Montana State Homeschool Invitational basketball Tournament this http://www.geocities.com/homeschoolbasketball/StateTournamentReports.html
Extractions: State Tournament Reports TEXAS TEXAS TOURNAMENT VIRGINIA The 2003 HSPN Homeschool Basketball Tournament was held in Fredricksburg. 26 teams in five divisions participated. Following two days of exciting basketball competition, the final standings were as follows: BOYS VARSITY - 1. Fairfax Kings - Purple, 2. S.W. Virginia Conquerors, 3. Loudon-Clark County Warriors, 4. Baltimore Chargers, 5. Reston Lionhearts, 6. Front Royal Flames, 7. Fairfax Kinds - Gold, 8. Orange County Eagles.. BOYS JV - 1. S.W. Virgnia Conquerors, 2. Orange County Eagles, 3. Front Royal Flames "B", 4. Lionhearts, 5. Reston Stingrays, 6. Front Royal Flames "A". GIRLS VARSITY - 1. S.W. Virgnia Conquerors, 2. Reston Lionhearts, 3. Front Royal Flames, 4. Orange County Eagles.. GIRLS JV - 1. Reston Lionhearts, 2. S.W. Virginia Conquerors, 3. Front Royal Flames, 4. Fairfax Firebirds.. JUNIOR DIVISION - 1. S.W. Virginia Conquerors, 2. Staunton Stingrays, 3. Loudon County Wildcats, 4. Front Royal Flames.. MICHIGAN The annual Michigan Boys State Homeschool Basketball Tournament featured four bracket championships for 2003. First and second place, by bracket, were: VARSITY - 1.Holland, 2. Butternut; JUNIOR VARSITY - 1.St. Johns, 2. Grand Rapids; JUNIOR HIGH - 1. Hudsonville, 2.Holland; ELEMENTARY - 1. North Grand Rapids, 2. Hudsonville.
K.C. Jones kc jones. Member of the basketball Hall of Fame, Olympic Champion. Achampion wherever he went, mostly as a teammate with Bill Russell. http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Dugout/8973/athletes/joneskc.html
Extractions: K.C. Jones Member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, Olympic Champion A champion wherever he went, mostly as a teammate with Bill Russell. Jones was a member of the University of San Francisco teams that won the N.C.A.A. championship in both 1955 and 1956. Jones was selected as a member of the U.S. Olympic team in 1956 that won the gold medal in Melbourne, Australia. While a member of the Boston Celtics, Jones won eight N.B.A. championships in the 1960's and the returned to coach the team to tiles in 1984 and 1986. He was elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1989. EVENT PLACE POINTS MONEY EVENT WINS 1977 Preliminary 1 None TOTALS
USA Basketball: Men's Olympic History - 1956 (USA basketball Photos). Behind the play of 6'10 Bill Russell and 6'1 kc jones,two key players on the University of San Francisco's 1956 NCAA national http://www.usabasketball.com/history/moly_1956.html
Extractions: 7. Philippines (4-4) 15. Thailand (0-7) 8. Chile (2-5) Behind the play of 6'10" Bill Russell and 6'1" K. C. Jones, two key players on the University of San Francisco's 1956 NCAA national championship team, the USA proved that it was still far ahead of the rest of the world in the American-originated sport. The United States averaged nearly 100 points a game, actually surpassing the century mark in four of eight games, and the USA's average margin of victory was an impressive 53.5 points a game. Arriving in Melbourne November 15, the USA opened the Olympic competition with a dominating 98-40 win over Japan as Russell poured in 20 points. All 12 U.S. men scored as Thailand was overwhelmed by the U.S. squad 101-29, and the Philippines were crushed 121-53 as all 12 players again scored, including seven in double digits, led by Robert Jeangerard's 21 points. Bulgaria fell 85-44 as Jeangerard scored 19, and the U.S. upped its record to 5-0 with a 113-51 whipping of Brazil as nine U.S. players scored nine or more points.
Extractions: A Shareef Abdur-Rahim Vancouver Grizzlies / California Mark Aguirre DePaul Steve Alford Indiana Ray Allen Milwaukee Bucks / Connecticut Willie Anderson Georgia Mike Armstrong Duke Jay Arnette Texas Stacey Augmon Nevada-Las Vegas B Vin Baker Seattle SuperSonics / Hartford Sam Balter Universal Pictures / UCLA Mike Bantom St. Joseph's (PA) Clifford Barker Kentucky Charles Barkley Phoenix Suns / Auburn Don Barksdale Oakland Bittners / UCLA Jim Barnes Texas Western College Michael Barrett U.S. Armed Forces / West Virginia Tech Ralph Beard Kentucky Lewis Beck Phillips 66ers / Oregon State Walter Bellamy Indiana Larry Bird Boston Celtics / Indiana State Ralph Bishop Washington Rolando Blackman Kansas State Ronald Bontemps Peoria Caterpillars / Illinois Robert Boozer Peoria Caterpillars / Kansas State Vincent Boryla Denver Nuggets / Denver Dick Boushka Wichita Vickers / St. Louis (CA)
NBA basketball / NBA. Sam jones, kc jones, John Havlicek, Tom Sanders, Clyde Lovelette,Jim Loscutoff, Frank Ramsey, Bill Russell, Jack McCarthy, Tom Heinsohn http://teleline.terra.es/personal/jlpenag/bk_nba.htm
Extractions: Edition Year Champion G Runner-up I Philadelphia Warriors Chicago Stags Jerry Rullo, Petey Rosenberg, George Senesky, Howard Dallmar, Joe Fulks, Angelo Musi, Jerry Fleishman, Ralph Kaplowitz, Art Hillhouse, Matt Guokas, Fred Sheffield, Moe Murphy. (Coach: Eddie Gottlieb) II Baltimore Bullets Philadelphia Warriors Kleggie Hermsen, Chick Reiser, Buddy Jeannette, Paul Hoffman, Dick Schulz, Mike Bloom, Carl Meinhold, Connie Simmons, Grady Lewis, Herm Fuetsch, Paul Seymour, Irv Rothenberg, Red Klotz, Johnny Jorgensen, Elmer Gainer, Brooms Abramovic, Jerry Rullo, Chet McNabb. (Coach: Buddy Jeannette) III Minneapolis Lakers Washington Capitols Don Forman, Don Carlson, Tony Jaros, Earl Gardner, Jack Dwan, George Mikan, Billy Hassett, Herman Schaefer, Tony Jaros, Arnie Ferrin, Vern Mikkelsen, Jim Pollard, Johnny Jorgensen, Mike Bloom, Edwin Kachan, Donald Smith, Jack Tingle, Ray Ellefson. (Coach: John Kundla) IV Minneapolis Lakers Syracuse Nationals Slater Martin, Don Carlson, Bob Harrison, Bud Grant, Jim Pollard, George Mikan, Billy Hassett, Herman Schaefer, Tony Jaros, Arnie Ferrin, Vern Mikkelsen, Arnie Ferrin, Lefty Walther, Gene Stump, Normie Glick. (Coach: John Kundla)
March Mayhem, College Basketball, History - CBS SportsLine basketball Association by five games with a 120 record). Summary Bill Russell retrieved25 missed shots in the final while defensive specialist kc jones, 6-1 http://old.sportsline.com/u/madness/1998/history/1955/
Extractions: SCOREBOARD HISTORY Front Page Barroom Banter The Numbers Records ... Forum Champion: San Francisco (28-1) Final Box Final Team Stats Tournament Scores (coached by Phil Woolpert; won California Basketball Association by five games with a 12-0 record). Summary: Bill Russell retrieved 25 missed shots in the final while defensive specialist K.C. Jones, 6-1, held La Salle's three-time consensus first-team All-American Tom Gola, 6-6, without a basket during one 21-minute stretch and outscored him, 24-16, in San Francisco's 77-63 triumph. Outcome for Defending Champion: La Salle (26-5) won its first three tourney games by an average of 32 points. The Explorers had lost three of their last six outings the first month of the season. Biggest Upset: Kentucky, ranked second in the country entering the tourney, lost its opener to Marquette, 79-71. Marquette had losing records in 12 of the previous 15 seasons before compiling a 24-3 mark. One and Only: Bradley is the only school to win at least one playoff game in a year it entered the tournament with a losing record. The Braves were the only team to enter the playoffs with a record of more than 10 games under the .500 mark (7-19). They are the only school to go from the Final Four one year to 20 defeats the next season. Numbers Game: Utah, which defeated Seattle (108-85) in the West Regional third-place game, was the only school to reach triple figures in scoring in the first 20 tournaments. . . . Terry Rand set a Marquette record for most points in an NCAA playoff game when he poured in a tourney-high 37 in a 90-79 victory over Miami of Ohio. . . . Oklahoma City's Gerald Bullard became the first player to appear in four consecutive NCAA Tournaments. He scored a total of seven points in five playoff games.
March Mayhem, College Basketball - CBS SportsLine California basketball Association by five games with a 120 record). Bill Russellretrieved 25 missed shots in the final while defensive specialist kc jones, 6 http://cbs.sportsline.com/u/madness/1999/history/yearbyyear/1955.htm
Extractions: San Francisco 77, La Salle 63 Final Four Final Team Stats Tournament Scores Home (coached by Phil Woolpert; won California Basketball Association by five games with a 12-0 record). Bill Russell retrieved 25 missed shots in the final while defensive specialist K.C. Jones, 6-1, held La Salle's three-time consensus first-team All-American Tom Gola, 6-6, without a basket during one 21-minute stretch and outscored him, 24-16, in San Francisco's 77-63 triumph. La Salle (26-5) won its first three tourney games by an average of 32 points. The Explorers had lost three of their last six outings the first month of the season. Kentucky, ranked second in the country entering the tourney, lost its opener to Marquette, 79-71. Marquette had losing records in 12 of the previous 15 seasons before compiling a 24-3 mark. Bradley is the only school to win at least one playoff game in a year it entered the tournament with a losing record. The Braves were the only team to enter the playoffs with a record of more than 10 games under the .500 mark (7-19). They are the only school to go from the Final Four one year to 20 defeats the next season.
NCAA Basketball - Year-by-Year Historical Recaps - CBS.SportsLine.com Stan Buchanan, 3, 22, 1, 8. Bill Russell, 9, 5-7, 1, 23. kc jones, 10, 4-4, 2, 24.Hal Perry, 1, 2-2, 4, 4. Tom Gola, C, Sr. La Salle, (39 pts). kc jones, G, Jr. SanFrancisco, (32 pts). http://cbs.sportsline.com/u/madness/2002/history/yearbyyear/1955.htm
Extractions: Help Web SportsLine Home NFL NBA MLB ... Players Regions: East Midwest South West 1955 NCAA Tournament History Home MVP Top Individual All-Time Top Team All-Time - Select a Year - Location: Kansas City, Mo. San Francisco (77) Player FG FT-A PF Pts. Jerry Mullen Stan Buchanan Bill Russell K.C. Jones Hal Perry Bob Wiebusch Rudy Zannini Dick Lawless Gordon Kirby Totals La Salle (63) Player FG FT-A PF Pts. Fran O'Malley Charley Singley Tom Gola Alonzo Lewis Charles Greenberg Frank Blatcher Bob Maples Walt Fredricks Totals Player Pos. Yr. School Statistics Carl Cain F Jr. Iowa (31 pts) Tom Gola C Sr. La Salle (39 pts) K.C. Jones G Jr. San Francisco (32 pts) Jim Ranglos F Jr. Colorado (22 pts) Bill Russell C Jr. San Francisco* (47 pts, 34 rebds) *Named Most Outstanding Player. First Round East
Miss Basketball Showcase Kansas Dream Team during the Miss basketball Showcase with NW Iowa Select 2001) 18.3,kc Cowgill (Daubert Touornament Gold 2001) 16.2, Heather jones (Iowa CPOA http://www.missbasketball.com/girls/as/showcase/missrecords.htm
Extractions: FINAL TOURNEY STANDINGS 2002 NATIONAL CHAMPS Nebraska / Iowa Elite Runnerup Daubert Pinnacle Nebraska All-Stars Semi-finalists Boulder Rockies I (Colorado), Kansas Hoop Service I Quarterfinalists Georgia Magic Black, Sioux Valley Sports (SD) Team Runza (Nebraska), Minnesota Summit 2001 NATIONAL CHAMPS Tournament Gold (Omaha, Nebraska) Runnerup Sioux Falls Riders (South Dakota) Semi-finalists Oklahoma Mustangs II, Fargo North (North Dakota) Quarterfinalists SW Iowa Select, Hoop Service II Daubert Pinnacle Nebraska II, Kansas Belles 2000 NATIONAL CHAMPS Dakota Blue (South Dakota) Runnerup Sioux Falls Riders (South Dakota) Semi-finalists Oklahoma Mustangs II, Kansas Belles II Quarterfinalists SW Iowa Select, Twin Lakes Stars I Minnesota Reign, Oklahoma Mustangs III 1999 NATIONAL CHAMPS Daubert Pinnacle Bank Nebraska All-Stars Runnerup Kansas Thunder Bolts Semi-finalists Sioux Falls Riders, Black Hills Hoopsters Quarterfinalists Iowa Lady Gators, SW Iowa Select Southern Nebraska, Kansas Belles 1998 NATIONAL CHAMPS Daubert Pinnacle Bank Nebraska All-Stars Runnerup Kansas Dream Team Semi-finalists Sioux Falls Riders, Twin Lakes Stars Green Quarterfinalists Dakota Blue, South Dakota Hustle Team Kansas, Kansas Belles
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