The 1960s: North Carolina's First Professional Basketball Team Mounts a Full-Court Press | Our State
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Today in History: Earl Lloyd Became First Black NBA Player
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New York Renaissance: The first all-Black professional basketball dynasty | Sporting News Canada
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First Pro Black Basketball Player & His Sneakers: Harry Lew's Legacy – Footwear News
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The New York Rens: How the first Black-owned pro basketball team paved the way for the NBA - TheGrio
One of first pro women's basketball teams recognized for blazing the trail | Sports | columbiamissourian.com
Earl Lloyd, who died at age 86, made leap from CIAA to NBA | Charlotte Observer
Camden Sports - Professional Basketball in Camden - The Early Years
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Black History Month: Globetrotters weren’t first B-ballers from Harlem - cleveland.com
On This Day, Feb. 13: First all-Black basketball team, N.Y. Renaissance, formed - UPI.com
Museum of African American History on Twitter: "#todayinblackhistory On March 28th 1939, the "Harlem Rens" became the first all Black pro basketball team to win a World Championship. Harlem Renaissance Big Five,
USA's first pro basketball team for women started in Cassville — Ozarks Alive
The Warriors Will Commemorate Its NBA Championship Wins Through Digital Items
The First Pro Players - by Curtis M. Harris
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Eastern launch Hong Kong's first professional basketball team | South China Morning Post
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NBA at 70: See Early National Basketball Association Photos | Time
Addison Welcomes Its First Professional Basketball Team - Addison Guide
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The Kentucky Colonels: Louisville's last pro basketball team
