Tri-Cities Blackhawks

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The Tri-Cities Blackhawks were an early NBA franchise based in the Quad Cities region that later became the Atlanta Hawks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf basketball team
defunct National Basketball Association team
basedInRegion Midwestern United States
category Atlanta Hawks history
Defunct basketball teams in the United States
competitionLevel professional
country United States
dissolved 1951
division Western Division
founded 1946
franchiseLineage Tri-Cities Blackhawks → Milwaukee Hawks → St. Louis Hawks → Atlanta Hawks
linked to: Atlanta Hawks
gender men's team
historicalStatus original NBA franchise
homeArena Wharton Field House
homeCity Moline, Illinois
joinedLeague Basketball Association of America
National Basketball Association
National Basketball League
joinedLeagueDate 1946 (NBL)
1949 (NBA)
league National Basketball Association
locatedIn Davenport, Iowa
Moline, Illinois
Quad Cities
Rock Island, Illinois
notableCoach Red Auerbach
Red Holzman
notablePlayer Andy Phillip
Dolph Schayes
Don Otten
originOfName Tri-Cities region of Moline, Rock Island, and Davenport
playedInSeason 1949–50 NBA season
1950–51 NBA season
predecessor Buffalo Bisons (NBL)
relocatedTo Milwaukee, Wisconsin
linked to: Milwaukee
relocationYear 1951
shortName Blackhawks
linked to: Chicago Blackhawks
sport basketball
successor Atlanta Hawks
Milwaukee Hawks
linked to: Atlanta Hawks

St. Louis Hawks
linked to: Atlanta Hawks
teamColors black
red
white

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Bob Cousy NBA_draftTeam Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Red Auerbach employer Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Red Auerbach teamCoached Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Atlanta Hawks formerName Tri-Cities Blackhawks
National Basketball League (NBL) notableFranchise Tri-Cities Blackhawks
George Nostrand memberOfSportsTeam Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Red Auerbach employer Tri-Cities Blackhawks
subject linked to: Red
Red Auerbach teamCoached Tri-Cities Blackhawks
subject linked to: Red
Johnny Logan playedFor Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Johnny Logan memberOfSportsTeam Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Western Division (BAA) hasTeam Tri-Cities Blackhawks
subject linked to: Western Division of BAA
Western Division (NBA) includedFranchise Tri-Cities Blackhawks
subject linked to: Western Division of NBA
Buffalo Bisons successorTeam Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Buffalo Bisons franchiseLineage Buffalo Bisons–Tri-Cities Blackhawks–Milwaukee Hawks–St. Louis Hawks–Atlanta Hawks
linked to: Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Arnold Jacob Auerbach coachedTeam Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Buffalo Bisons (NBL) became Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Buffalo Bisons (NBL) isPrecursorOf Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Atlanta Hawks franchiseOrigin Tri-Cities Blackhawks
subject linked to: Buffalo Bisons (NBL)
Wharton Field House formerHomeArenaOf Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Don Otten memberOfSportsTeam Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Murray Wier memberOfSportsTeam Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Murray Wier employer Tri-Cities Blackhawks
National Basketball League notableFranchise Tri-Cities Blackhawks