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Win Wilfong
After a brilliant college, career, Win was the first draft choice of the Hawks last year. Although not a giant, he consist ently outplayed much taller opponents and what's more amazing, lead the nation last year in rebounds! In two years at Memphis State, he rolled up 1114 points for an overall average of 21 points per contest. Leading his team to the N.I.T. Finals, Win was voted the Most Valuable Player in the Tourney. - In '54, he starred on the Armed Forces' Pan American team.
1957 Topps Set (Basketball)
65
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One of the game's premier offensive threats, Young creates buckets even when his shot isn't falling. In 2021-22, the dime-slinging guard topped the league in points created by assists (1,832). Add in his own net-finding skills and it's easy to see how he landed on the All-NBA Third Team.

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One of the original NBA franchises, the Atlanta Hawks have called six cities home. The team started as the Tri-City Blackhawks, splitting time between the Illinois towns of Moline and Rock Island as well as Davenport, lowa. The name shrunk to Hawks when the team moved to Milwaukee in 1951. After a move to St. Louis in 1955, the Hawks settled in Atlanta in 1968. DID YOU KNOW? Since the introduction of the three-point shot in 1979-80, the 1979-80 Hawks are the only NBA team to average less than one three-point attempt per game. The Hawks set the NBA single-season record by forcing their opponents to commit 24.1 turnovers per game in 1977-78. SCORECARD. In a March 17, 1956, showdown with the Minneapolis Lakers, the St. Louis Hawks set the NBA Playoff record for free throws in a regulation game with 54.

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Was starter on 1972 Olympic squad. Named All-American at Hawali. Drafted: #1-1974 by Atlanta.

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Marvin Williams
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Moses Malone, Center - Hawks.
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Back to the Front! Hawks card back du jour...

Clyde Lovellette
Lovellette reached the 10,000 point mark last season when he scored 1,471 for an eight-year total of 10,414. He boasted a 21.8 scoring average, second only to Pettit's team high of 27.9. An excellent foul shooter, he was one of the loop leaders with an .856 percentage from the free throw line. He joined the Minneapolis Lakers of the NBA in 1953 and put in four seasons before transferring to Cincinnati. The Hawks acquired Clyde in a trade during the winter of 1958.
1961 Fleer Set (Basketball)
29
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Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

1990 Skybox Set (Basketball) (17)
1998 Topps Set (Basketball) (8)
1995 Fleer Set (Basketball) (14)
2000 Topps Set (Basketball) (9)
2010 Donruss Set (Basketball) (10)
1992 Upper Deck Set (Basketball) (26)
1994 SP Set (Basketball) (5)
1980 Topps Set (Basketball) (15)
1995 Fleer Ultra Set (Basketball) (14)
1988 Fleer Set (Basketball) (9)
1995 Hoops Set (Basketball) (13)
2005 Topps Set (Basketball) (8)
1970 Topps Set (Basketball) (10)
2021 Donruss Set (Basketball) (9)
1992 Fleer Set (Basketball) (15)

All Sets

Hawks
Total Card Count

1,192

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