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March 20, 2024

Team Talbot, Guildford was an English basketball team competing in the National Basketball League (NBL) for three seasons between 1979 and 1982. Prior to this the team was simply known as Southern Pirates or Guildford Pirates. When the club moved to play the 1982 – 83 season in Bracknell the Pirates nickname resurfaced. (Bracknell is about 60 miles from the nearest coast.)

History edit

1971 to 1979 edit

Team Talbot, Guildford was formed as the Southern Pirates, by Brian Naysmith and was based in Portsmouth, where the club had strong ties to the Southern Grammar School for Boys and Pòrtsmouth Technical High Schools "Portsmouth Pirates". The Southern Pirates were formed from the amalgamation of the two teams (1970-71?)

In 1957 Naysmith had started working at Southern as a PE teacher. He revived the school's Basketball program, making it a major sport in the school. Matches were arranged both locally but also nationally. From next to nothing Mr Naysmith made the team a powerful force at both county and National Level. The pinnacle of their success was in 1971 when the Southern Grammar School for Boys won the Schools (U-18 men) Championship Cup beating Kings Norton Boys School, Birmingham. The Kings Norton team of that era included Steve Assinder a GB and England International who played for Team Fiat. Also playing for Kings Norton was Andy Brown (basketball) who would go on the play for Team Talbot and coach Bracknell. Additionally, in 1971 the English Basket Ball Association's Junior Men's final Southern Pirates defeated Doncaster Panthers 72–39. At that time Barry Hitchcock (who would be the coach of Team Talbot, Guildford) was a PE teacher at Southern. Two of the pupils from this era Brian Hirschfield and Steven Bowden would go on to play for Team Talbot, Guildford in the NBL.

1975/76 edit

In 1975 the Grammar school was turned into a comprehensive and Brian Naysmith was appointed to be Director of Sport at the University of Surrey at Guildford and the basketball club followed him. The move coincided with the expansion of the National Basketball League (NBL) to include a second division, which Guildford Pirates entered. Although they won only three games and finished sixth out of seven teams. In some ways, it was a case of what might have been, as Guildford's nine losses included six games lost by just 1 or 2 points. However at the end of the season Guildford dropped out of the NBL.

75–76 National Basketball League Division 2 6th (of 7) Pld 12 W 3 L 9 F 839 A 836 Pts 15
75–76 National Basketball League Division 2
Opponents Home F – A Away F – A
1st Vauxhall Motors (Bedford) Lost 74 – 76 Lost 64 – 65
2nd Stockport Belgrade Lost 58 - 90 Lost 68 - 89
3rd St Lukes (Exeter) Lost 77 - 78 WON 76 - 74
4th Mallory (Lewisham) WON 86 - 60 Lost 68 - 74
5th Nottingham Lost 52 - 82 Lost 87 - 90
7th Birmingham Bulldogs Lost 60 - 61 WON 69 - 48

1978/79 edit

After three years in the county leagues, Guildford Pirates rejoined the second division of the NBL for 1978–79 season. This was a much more successful campaign and Guildford ended the season as champions of the Second Division, with a 15–3 record. At that time, however, there was no automatic promotion or relegation between the two divisions of the NBL, so Guildford had to wait for an invitation to join the top tier, which duly arrived.

1978–79 National Basketball League Division 2 1st (out of 10) Pld 18 W 15 L 3 F 1620 A 1426 Pts 38

Key Players

The son of U.S. Supreme Court Justice William H. Rehnquist, Jim still holds the college records for most points in a single match (50), most points in a season (668) and highest season scoring average (27.8)[1] A superbly accurate shooter—”probably the best I’ve ever seen in college ball,” said his coach, Rick Wilson, doubts over his ball handling and defense, ruled out any hopes of an NBA career.[2] While playing in England he wrote articles on European basketball for the Washington Post[3][4]

Team Talbot, Guildford 78/79 NBL2 – 17 games, 627 points at 36.9 points per game Playing with a power that belied his (lack of) height[5] Jim was virtually unstoppable in his first season with Team Talbot'

  •   Dave FREDRICKSON, Regis College Denver, 6’6" forward

Selected for the All-RMAC first team in 1976/77 and 1977/78 Regis College:[6] 76/77 and 77/78 Combined: 49 games 881 pts @ 18.0 ppg

Team Talbot, Guildford: 1978/79 NBL2 – 17 games, 495 points @ 29.1 ppg.

Only played Junior Varsity[7][8]

Overall NBL record: 8 games, 140 points @ 17.5 ppg

1978–79 National Basketball League Division 2 1st (out of 10) Pld 18 W 15 L 3 F 1620 A 1426 Pts 38
1978–79 National Basketball League Division 2
Opponents Home F – A Away F – A
2nd Hemel Hempstead Lakers WON 90 – 86 WON 85 – 77
3rd Larsen Leeds Athletic Institute Lost 75 - 90 Lost 71 - 82
4th Telefusion Pacemakers Blackpool WON 96 - 82 WON 99 - 85
5th Nottingham Lost 89 - 97 WON 87 - 85
6th Brighton Rucanor WON 102 - 94 WON 99 - 83
7th Bromley WON 105 - 91 WON 103 - 86
8th Maidenhead Sonics WON 104 - 73 WON 83 - 73
9th Birmingham Bulldogs WON 73 - 66 WON 123 - 101
10th Derby CFE WON 99 - 65 WON 133 - 92

1979–80 edit

Division 1 in 1979–80 showed many changes with four teams dropping out of Division 1. Exeter St Lukes TSB joined Division 2 whilst the Embassy Milton Keynes All-Stars, Loughborough All-Stars and Bracknell Bullets left the NBL altogether. Three teams were invited to step up, the NBL2 Champions with a new sponsorship Team Talbot, Guildford, (the NBL Division 2 Champions), the runners-up Hemel Hempstead, (with new sponsors Ovaltine) and 4th placed Blackpool joined Division One. Additionally the London Metros moved from London to Kingston, in Surrey, where, also with new sponsors they became Kelly Girl International Kingston.

Team Talbot retained the services of Jim Rehnquist and it is an indication of his shooting prowess that he managed to be the fifth highest scorer in the league in a struggling team.

Team Talbot, Guildford 78/79 NBL1 – 17 games, 478 points at 28.1 points per game. (N.B. some sources have the number of games he played as 18. but he did not play in the away game against Crystal Palace.[9]

Lanky attended Louisiana Tech for 4 years, playing 98 games and averaging 16.4 ppg. Wells was a three-time All-Southland Conference selection.[10] Later completing his undergraduate degree at Northwestern State University.[11]

Team Talbot, Guildford 78/79 NBL1 – 9 games, 206 points at 22.9 points per game.[12]

Reverend Lawrence Albert "Lanky" Wells passed away in January 2017.[13]

Bob Landes also played for Brunel in the NBL. At Holy Cross where he played 55 games, scoring 76 points at 1.4 ppg[14] in his senior year his teammates included Leo Kane a future Team Talbot player and Tom Seaman who played for Bracknell Pirates and Crystal Palace.

Team Talbot, Guildford 78/79 NBL (Overall) – 13 games, 279 points at 21.5 points per game.[15]

Talbot struggled to make an impact, finishing last out of the ten clubs with a 2–16 record. In the absence of automatic promotion and relegation they remained in Division 1 for the following season.

1979–80 National Basketball League Division 1 10th (out of 10) Pld 18 W 2 L 16 F 1592 A 1837 Pts 4
1979–80 National Basketball League Division 1
Opponents Home F – A Away F – A
1st Crystal Palace Lost 77 – 108 Lost 78 – 106
2nd Team Ziebart Doncaster Lost 91 – 98 Lost 107 – 111
3rd Team Fiat Coventry Lost 75 – 92 Lost 83 – 99
4th Ovaltine Hemel Hempstead Lost 72 - 101 Lost 81 – 90
5th Kelly Girl International Kingston Lost 93 – 115 Lost 107 – 126
6th Sunblest Sunderland Lost 90 – 94 Lost 89 – 110
7th Stockport Belgrade Lost 90 – 112 Lost 92 – 109
8th ATS Giants Manchester WON 104 – 96 Lost 94 - 98
9th Blackpool WON 94 – 83 Lost 75 - 89

1980–81 edit

Facing a second season of struggle Team Talbot began with two new Americans, John Goedeke and Dave Winey, supported by two Dual Internationals. Firstly Irishman Leo Kane who contributed 150 points in 13 games @ 11.5 ppg. The second was Welshman Nigel Probert. Dual nationality was a controversial topic, as some players were eligible to play for England but classed as an American for their club. Goedeke had a successful season, ending it as the 4th highest scorer in the league with 443 points and his 24.6 ppg ranked 6th. However Winey was replaced after 5 games by Mark Haymore, who made significant contributions. American/Greek Chris Bavelles who played his College ball at California Lutheran scored 16 points and handed out 9 assists. Haymore was the leading rebounder with 14.6 per game and shot an impressive 60.7% from the field, netting 264 points in just 10 games and his 26.4 ppg rated 4th overall. The 4–14 record the club posted was enough to lift them into 9th place in the ten team division. There was also the success of the newly formed Junior Men (under 18) who, coached by Kevin Hibbs, finished second behind Crystal Palace Falcons in the Southern Division of the Junior Men's league. Their record was Pld 10 W 8 L 2 f 814 a 711 Pts 16 In the National Junior Championship Semi-finals they met Team Fiat, Birmingham. In the away tie Fiat won 63 – 57. In the home tie Team Talbot lost another close match 57 – 60, leaving the aggregate score Talbot 114 Fiat 123. Team Fiat went on to win the final beating Crystal Palace 69–59.

1980–81 National Basketball League Division 1 9th (out of 10) Pld 18 W 4 L 14 F 1470 A 1730 Pts 8

1981–82 edit

Their third season saw Division One expand to twelve teams with the admission of the three top teams from the previous season's second division; the Solent Stars, TCB Brighton and Liverpool. Blackpool Pacemakers dropped out. Stockport Belgrade took the decision to move away to the new Spectrum Arena in Warrington becoming Birchwood Warrington Vikings. Team Talbot, Guildford again showed improvement with a 6–16 record that included two wins against leading teams. There were three American players used Robin Jones, an NBA championship winner with the Portland Trail Blazers, Darren Pierce and Larry McKinney. Jones and McKinney made strong contributions while Pierce was fourth in the league in scoring and second on his team in rebounding. The Junior (u-18) Men's team tasted success again winning the Junior Men's National Cup beating Team Fiat Birmingham 86–63 and reaching the Final of the National Championships Play-offs where they finished as runners-up to Crystal Palace. More importantly for the future, players from the Junior squad, most importantly Peter Scantlebury, began to appear on the Senior Men's roster.

1981–82 National Basketball League Division 1 10th (out of 12) Pld 22 W 6 L 16 F 1811 A 2005 Pts 12

At the end of the season it was announced that the franchise would be moving to Bracknell, under new ownership. The Pirates name survived for a while, before the new franchise morphed into the Thames Valley Tigers.

Former players and Coaches edit

  •   Steven Bowden
  • Chris Bavelles [16](United States)
  •   Andy Brown
  •   Dave Fredrickson
  •   John Goedeke
  •   Mark Haymore
  •   Brian Hirschfield
  •   Barry Hitchcock – coach
  •   Robin Jones
  •   Leo Kane
  •   Bob Landes
  •   Larry McKinney
  •   Brian Naysmith – founder and coach
  •   Ken Nottage
  •   Jim Rehnquist
  •   Peter Scantlebury (u-19 junior)
  •   Sam Stiller (u-19 junior)
  •   Laurence ‘Lanky’ Wells

Darrin Pierce (United States)

References edit

  1. ^ . Archived from the original on 21 February 2018. Retrieved 28 August 2017.
  2. ^ "The Puns Are Unavoidable: Dad's on the Bench, but Amherst Star Jim Rehnquist Rarely is".
  3. ^ James Rehnquist (24 June 1979). "Europe Is Big on Centers". The Washington Post. Washington, D.C. ISSN 0190-8286. OCLC 1330888409.
  4. ^ James Rehnquist; James Rehnquist; son of U.S. Supreme Court Justice William H. Rehnquist; is a basketball player; freelance Writer. (24 June 1979). "One Globetrotter's Placement Service". The Washington Post. Washington, D.C. ISSN 0190-8286. OCLC 1330888409.
  5. ^ "The Sporting Scene: Boston: BC's Rehnquist dons robes of scout team". 5 January 2010.
  6. ^ http://static.rmacsports.org/custompages/Sports%20Information/Media%20Guide%20Digital%20Archive/1978-79/1978-79%20RMAC%20Media%20Guide%20and%20Yearbook.pdf[bare URL PDF]
  7. ^ "Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado on February 10, 1975 · Page 26". 10 February 1975.
  8. ^ http://www.netitor.com/photos/schools/ncol/genrel/m-baskbl/auto_pdf/All-Time-Roster-MBB.pdf[dead link]
  9. ^ Authors own records
  10. ^ . Archived from the original on 30 August 2017. Retrieved 29 August 2017.
  11. ^ "We've lost one of our legends - Lanky Wells".
  12. ^ Basketball Review
  13. ^ "Obituary for Reverend Lawrence Albert "Lanky" Wells at Brown Funeral Home (Pine Bluff)".
  14. ^ "Bob Landes College Stats".
  15. ^ Basketball Review
  16. ^ Bavelles, Chris. "Pirates Are Set". Surrey Advertiser.

Sources edit

  • Basketball Review 1981–82 edited by Richard Taylor
  • Information from John Atkinson, now housed in the National Basketball Heritage Archive and Study Centre Worcester University
  • http://www.southerngrammar.com/ – the website created by old boys of the school

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Coaches 3 References 4 SourcesHistory edit1971 to 1979 edit Team Talbot Guildford was formed as the Southern Pirates by Brian Naysmith and was based in Portsmouth where the club had strong ties to the Southern Grammar School for Boys and Portsmouth Technical High Schools Portsmouth Pirates The Southern Pirates were formed from the amalgamation of the two teams 1970 71 In 1957 Naysmith had started working at Southern as a PE teacher He revived the school s Basketball program making it a major sport in the school Matches were arranged both locally but also nationally From next to nothing Mr Naysmith made the team a powerful force at both county and National Level The pinnacle of their success was in 1971 when the Southern Grammar School for Boys won the Schools U 18 men Championship Cup beating Kings Norton Boys School Birmingham The Kings Norton team of that era included Steve Assinder a GB and England International who played for Team Fiat Also playing for Kings Norton was Andy Brown basketball who would go on the play for Team Talbot and coach Bracknell Additionally in 1971 the English Basket Ball Association s Junior Men s final Southern Pirates defeated Doncaster Panthers 72 39 At that time Barry Hitchcock who would be the coach of Team Talbot Guildford was a PE teacher at Southern Two of the pupils from this era Brian Hirschfield and Steven Bowden would go on to play for Team Talbot Guildford in the NBL 1975 76 edit In 1975 the Grammar school was turned into a comprehensive and Brian Naysmith was appointed to be Director of Sport at the University of Surrey at Guildford and the basketball club followed him The move coincided with the expansion of the National Basketball League NBL to include a second division which Guildford Pirates entered Although they won only three games and finished sixth out of seven teams In some ways it was a case of what might have been as Guildford s nine losses included six games lost by just 1 or 2 points However at the end of the season Guildford dropped out of the NBL 75 76 National Basketball League Division 2 6th of 7 Pld 12 W 3 L 9 F 839 A 836 Pts 1575 76 National Basketball League Division 2Opponents Home F A Away F A1st Vauxhall Motors Bedford Lost 74 76 Lost 64 652nd Stockport Belgrade Lost 58 90 Lost 68 893rd St Lukes Exeter Lost 77 78 WON 76 744th Mallory Lewisham WON 86 60 Lost 68 745th Nottingham Lost 52 82 Lost 87 907th Birmingham Bulldogs Lost 60 61 WON 69 481978 79 edit After three years in the county leagues Guildford Pirates rejoined the second division of the NBL for 1978 79 season This was a much more successful campaign and Guildford ended the season as champions of the Second Division with a 15 3 record At that time however there was no automatic promotion or relegation between the two divisions of the NBL so Guildford had to wait for an invitation to join the top tier which duly arrived 1978 79 National Basketball League Division 2 1st out of 10 Pld 18 W 15 L 3 F 1620 A 1426 Pts 38Key Players nbsp Jim REHNQUIST Amherst College 6 4 ForwardThe son of U S Supreme Court Justice William H Rehnquist Jim still holds the college records for most points in a single match 50 most points in a season 668 and highest season scoring average 27 8 1 A superbly accurate shooter probably the best I ve ever seen in college ball said his coach Rick Wilson doubts over his ball handling and defense ruled out any hopes of an NBA career 2 While playing in England he wrote articles on European basketball for the Washington Post 3 4 Team Talbot Guildford 78 79 NBL2 17 games 627 points at 36 9 points per game Playing with a power that belied his lack of height 5 Jim was virtually unstoppable in his first season with Team Talbot nbsp Dave FREDRICKSON Regis College Denver 6 6 forwardSelected for the All RMAC first team in 1976 77 and 1977 78 Regis College 6 76 77 and 77 78 Combined 49 games 881 pts 18 0 ppgTeam Talbot Guildford 1978 79 NBL2 17 games 495 points 29 1 ppg nbsp Paul MAES University of Northern Colorado 1975 76 1 Only played Junior Varsity 7 8 Overall NBL record 8 games 140 points 17 5 ppg 1978 79 National Basketball League Division 2 1st out of 10 Pld 18 W 15 L 3 F 1620 A 1426 Pts 381978 79 National Basketball League Division 2Opponents Home F A Away F A2nd Hemel Hempstead Lakers WON 90 86 WON 85 773rd Larsen Leeds Athletic Institute Lost 75 90 Lost 71 824th Telefusion Pacemakers Blackpool WON 96 82 WON 99 855th Nottingham Lost 89 97 WON 87 856th Brighton Rucanor WON 102 94 WON 99 837th Bromley WON 105 91 WON 103 868th Maidenhead Sonics WON 104 73 WON 83 739th Birmingham Bulldogs WON 73 66 WON 123 10110th Derby CFE WON 99 65 WON 133 921979 80 edit Division 1 in 1979 80 showed many changes with four teams dropping out of Division 1 Exeter St Lukes TSB joined Division 2 whilst the Embassy Milton Keynes All Stars Loughborough All Stars and Bracknell Bullets left the NBL altogether Three teams were invited to step up the NBL2 Champions with a new sponsorship Team Talbot Guildford the NBL Division 2 Champions the runners up Hemel Hempstead with new sponsors Ovaltine and 4th placed Blackpool joined Division One Additionally the London Metros moved from London to Kingston in Surrey where also with new sponsors they became Kelly Girl International Kingston nbsp Jim REHNQUIST Amherst College 6 4 ForwardTeam Talbot retained the services of Jim Rehnquist and it is an indication of his shooting prowess that he managed to be the fifth highest scorer in the league in a struggling team Team Talbot Guildford 78 79 NBL1 17 games 478 points at 28 1 points per game N B some sources have the number of games he played as 18 but he did not play in the away game against Crystal Palace 9 nbsp Lawrence Lanky WELLS Louisiana Tech 6 6 ForwardLanky attended Louisiana Tech for 4 years playing 98 games and averaging 16 4 ppg Wells was a three time All Southland Conference selection 10 Later completing his undergraduate degree at Northwestern State University 11 Team Talbot Guildford 78 79 NBL1 9 games 206 points at 22 9 points per game 12 Reverend Lawrence Albert Lanky Wells passed away in January 2017 13 nbsp Bob LANDES Holy Cross 6 8 CentreBob Landes also played for Brunel in the NBL At Holy Cross where he played 55 games scoring 76 points at 1 4 ppg 14 in his senior year his teammates included Leo Kane a future Team Talbot player and Tom Seaman who played for Bracknell Pirates and Crystal Palace Team Talbot Guildford 78 79 NBL Overall 13 games 279 points at 21 5 points per game 15 Talbot struggled to make an impact finishing last out of the ten clubs with a 2 16 record In the absence of automatic promotion and relegation they remained in Division 1 for the following season 1979 80 National Basketball League Division 1 10th out of 10 Pld 18 W 2 L 16 F 1592 A 1837 Pts 41979 80 National Basketball League Division 1Opponents Home F A Away F A1st Crystal Palace Lost 77 108 Lost 78 1062nd Team Ziebart Doncaster Lost 91 98 Lost 107 1113rd Team Fiat Coventry Lost 75 92 Lost 83 994th Ovaltine Hemel Hempstead Lost 72 101 Lost 81 905th Kelly Girl International Kingston Lost 93 115 Lost 107 1266th Sunblest Sunderland Lost 90 94 Lost 89 1107th Stockport Belgrade Lost 90 112 Lost 92 1098th ATS Giants Manchester WON 104 96 Lost 94 989th Blackpool WON 94 83 Lost 75 891980 81 edit Facing a second season of struggle Team Talbot began with two new Americans John Goedeke and Dave Winey supported by two Dual Internationals Firstly Irishman Leo Kane who contributed 150 points in 13 games 11 5 ppg The second was Welshman Nigel Probert Dual nationality was a controversial topic as some players were eligible to play for England but classed as an American for their club Goedeke had a successful season ending it as the 4th highest scorer in the league with 443 points and his 24 6 ppg ranked 6th However Winey was replaced after 5 games by Mark Haymore who made significant contributions American Greek Chris Bavelles who played his College ball at California Lutheran scored 16 points and handed out 9 assists Haymore was the leading rebounder with 14 6 per game and shot an impressive 60 7 from the field netting 264 points in just 10 games and his 26 4 ppg rated 4th overall The 4 14 record the club posted was enough to lift them into 9th place in the ten team division There was also the success of the newly formed Junior Men under 18 who coached by Kevin Hibbs finished second behind Crystal Palace Falcons in the Southern Division of the Junior Men s league Their record was Pld 10 W 8 L 2 f 814 a 711 Pts 16 In the National Junior Championship Semi finals they met Team Fiat Birmingham In the away tie Fiat won 63 57 In the home tie Team Talbot lost another close match 57 60 leaving the aggregate score Talbot 114 Fiat 123 Team Fiat went on to win the final beating Crystal Palace 69 59 1980 81 National Basketball League Division 1 9th out of 10 Pld 18 W 4 L 14 F 1470 A 1730 Pts 81981 82 edit Their third season saw Division One expand to twelve teams with the admission of the three top teams from the previous season s second division the Solent Stars TCB Brighton and Liverpool Blackpool Pacemakers dropped out Stockport Belgrade took the decision to move away to the new Spectrum Arena in Warrington becoming Birchwood Warrington Vikings Team Talbot Guildford again showed improvement with a 6 16 record that included two wins against leading teams There were three American players used Robin Jones an NBA championship winner with the Portland Trail Blazers Darren Pierce and Larry McKinney Jones and McKinney made strong contributions while Pierce was fourth in the league in scoring and second on his team in rebounding The Junior u 18 Men s team tasted success again winning the Junior Men s National Cup beating Team Fiat Birmingham 86 63 and reaching the Final of the National Championships Play offs where they finished as runners up to Crystal Palace More importantly for the future players from the Junior squad most importantly Peter Scantlebury began to appear on the Senior Men s roster 1981 82 National Basketball League Division 1 10th out of 12 Pld 22 W 6 L 16 F 1811 A 2005 Pts 12At the end of the season it was announced that the franchise would be moving to Bracknell under new ownership The Pirates name survived for a while before the new franchise morphed into the Thames Valley Tigers Former players and Coaches edit nbsp Steven Bowden Chris Bavelles 16 United States nbsp Andy Brown nbsp Dave Fredrickson nbsp John Goedeke nbsp Mark Haymore nbsp Brian Hirschfield nbsp Barry Hitchcock coach nbsp Robin Jones nbsp Leo Kane nbsp Bob Landes nbsp Larry McKinney nbsp Brian Naysmith founder and coach nbsp Ken Nottage nbsp Jim Rehnquist nbsp Peter Scantlebury u 19 junior nbsp Sam Stiller u 19 junior nbsp Laurence Lanky WellsDarrin Pierce United States References edit Amherst College Archived from the original on 21 February 2018 Retrieved 28 August 2017 The Puns Are Unavoidable Dad s on the Bench but Amherst Star Jim Rehnquist Rarely is James Rehnquist 24 June 1979 Europe Is Big on Centers The Washington Post Washington D C ISSN 0190 8286 OCLC 1330888409 James Rehnquist James Rehnquist son of U S Supreme Court Justice William H Rehnquist is a basketball player freelance Writer 24 June 1979 One Globetrotter s Placement Service The Washington Post Washington D C ISSN 0190 8286 OCLC 1330888409 The Sporting Scene Boston BC s Rehnquist dons robes of scout team 5 January 2010 http static rmacsports org custompages Sports 20Information Media 20Guide 20Digital 20Archive 1978 79 1978 79 20RMAC 20Media 20Guide 20and 20Yearbook pdf bare URL PDF Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley Colorado on February 10 1975 Page 26 10 February 1975 http www netitor com photos schools ncol genrel m baskbl auto pdf All Time Roster MBB pdf dead link Authors own records LATechSports comTen Former LA Tech Greats Named to 1970s 1980s All Decade Teams Louisiana Tech Athletics Archived from the original on 30 August 2017 Retrieved 29 August 2017 We ve lost one of our legends Lanky Wells Basketball Review Obituary for Reverend Lawrence Albert Lanky Wells at Brown Funeral Home Pine Bluff Bob Landes College Stats Basketball Review Bavelles Chris Pirates Are Set Surrey Advertiser Sources editBasketball Review 1981 82 edited by Richard Taylor Information from John Atkinson now housed in the National Basketball Heritage Archive and Study Centre Worcester University http www southerngrammar com the website created by old boys of the school Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Team Talbot Guildford amp oldid 1167485957, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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