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American basketball player (1891–1969)
Barney Sedran (born Sedransky; nicknamed "Mighty Mite"; January 28, 1891 – January 14, 1969) was an American professional basketball player in the 1910s
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Sedran may refer to: Barney Sedran (1891-1964), American Hall of Fame basketball player Sedran, Iran, a village in Kerman Province, Iran This disambiguation
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League player Barney Ross (1909–1967), American boxer born Dov-Ber Rasofsky Barney Sedran (1891–1964), American basketball player Barney Stewart (born
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in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of fame is pre-NBA player Barney Sedran, at 5 feet 4 inches (163 cm). Who is the shortest NBA player right now
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American basketball player & coach
Holman Gymnasium. Holman, along with future Basketball Hall-of-Famer Barney Sedran, are often credited with the invention of the pick and roll in the early
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Scheyer, All-American Duke University, head coach, Duke, effective 2022 Barney Sedran, guard CCNY; pre-NBA star for many teams, including the Cleveland Rosenblums
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Basketball Hall of Fame in New York City
John Salley Bill Schaeffer Sam Schoenfeld George Johnson Teddy Jones Barney Sedran Anthony Mason Joe Mullaney Isaac "Rab" Walthour Phil Sellers George
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Museum in Kansas City, Missouri
Bill Russell, Adolph Schayes, Ernest J. Schmidt, John J. Schommer, Barney Sedran, Bill Sharman, Christian Steinmetz, Maurice Stokes, Isiah Thomas, David
National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame
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Public school in New York City
and activist. Did not graduate, transferred to The Fieldston School Barney Sedran (1891–1964), NBA Hall of Fame basketball player Steve Sheppard, played
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Sports hall of fame in Netanya, Israel
Schwartz* USA Boxing 1998 Mitchell Schwartz USA American football 2024 Barney Sedran* USA Basketball 1989 Anna Segal Australia Skiing 2020 Allan "Bud" Selig
International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame
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American basketball team based in Brooklyn, NY
rebrandings within the ABL during that era. Under the guidance of head coach Barney Sedran, the Brooklyn Celtics experienced a notable turnaround. After a challenging
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Rosenstein (1920–2010) – basketball player for the New York Knicks Barney Sedran (1891–1964) – member of the Basketball Hall of Fame Moe Spahn – basketball
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the team and be replaced by now-former Kingston Colonials head coach Barney Sedran, with the Troy Haymakers subsequently being renamed the Troy Celtics
1939–40 Troy Haymakers / Celtics season
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from the original on August 31, 2009. Retrieved January 23, 2010. "Barney Sedran". Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. CBS Interactive. Archived
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2008 American film
University, and St. John's, and players including Nat Holman, Sammy Kaplan, Barney Sedran, Nat Krinsky, Red Saracheck, Red Holzman, and Red Auerbach. The last
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(1919–2013), basketball player; scored the first basket in NBA history Barney Sedran (1891–1964), NBA Hall of Fame basketball player Adam Silver (born 1962)
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Athletics organization in New York city
the San Francisco Giants and New York Mets DeWitt Clinton Governors Barney Sedran (1909) – former basketball player, Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall
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guard & point guard (Maccabi Tel Aviv), head coach Duke University Barney Sedran, US, Hudson River League & New York State League 5' 4" guard, Hall of
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McCord* G Paul Meyers# G/F Sam Moorehead* G Harry Riconda# G/F Garry Schmeelk# F Barney Sedran# G Cy Simendinger* G/F Dick Smyth# G/F Eddie Wallower* G/F
1921–22 Original Celtics season
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United States historic place
Senator and Cabinet member Jacob Schiff – banker and philanthropist Barney Sedran – Basketball Hall of Famer Charles Bunstein Stover – New York City Parks
University Settlement Society of New York
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serial killer who copied The Zodiac Killer Jon Seda (born 1970) – actor Barney Sedran (1891–1964) – Hall of Fame basketball player Kyra Sedgwick (born 1965)
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American basketball player and coach (1889–1986)
forerunner to the World Championships and Olympic recognition. He and Barney Sedran were referred to as "The Heavenly Twins". After his retirement from
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American basketball team season
outside of veteran guard Moe Frankel, center Ed Sadowski and head coach Barney Sedran leading the team this time around despite the fact that the Trenton
1943–44 Philadelphia Sphas season
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American basketball player (1889–1951)
Settlement Society of New York midget championship teams alongside Barney Sedran, Marty Friedman, Ira Streusand, and Jake Fuller. He was the first Jewish
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American baseball player (1897–1958)
invited him to play professionally in Albany for a team that included Barney Sedran and Marty Friedman. Riconda spent the next several winters playing professionally
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season League American Basketball League (revived original) Head coach Barney Sedran General manager Ed Connors & Marty Connors(?) Owner(s) Ed Connors &
1940–41 Troy / Brooklyn Celtics season
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two games, which led them to replace their head coach George Duke for Barney Sedran. On December 28, 1947, league commissioner Frank Basloe announced an
New York State Professional Basketball League
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