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1968–69 Dallas Chaparrals season
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August 2023
Dallas Chaparrals ABA 1969 41 37 Western 4th KDTV 39 KRLD Cliff Hagan Moody ColiseumDallas Memorial Auditorium Division Semifinals(lost to the Buccaneers 3–4)
The 1968–69 Dallas Chaparrals season was the second season of the Chaparrals in the American Basketball Association. Once again, the Chaps lost to the New Orleans Buccaneers in the playoffs, this time in the Western Division Semifinals by seven games.
Roster
Dallas Chaparrals 1968–69
24 Charles Beasley SG 6 5 190 SMU 1945–09–23
44 John Beasley basketball PF 6 9 225 Texas A&M 1944–02–05
22 Bob Bedell PF 6 7 205 Stanford 1944–06–26
6 Spider Bennett PG 6 3 190 Winston-Salem State 1943–08–04
12 Ron Boone SG 6 2 200 Idaho State 1946–09–06
25 Larry Bunce C 7 0 240 Utah State 1945–07–29
10 Glen Combs PG 6 2 185 Virginia Tech 1946–10–30
16 Cliff Hagan SF 6 4 210 Kentucky 1931–12–09
11 Nick Jones basketball G 6 2 190 Oregon 1945–03–28
43 Manny Leaks C 6 8 225 Niagara 1945–11–27
31 Riney Lochmann SF 6 6 215 Kansas 1944–05–26
43 Elton McGriff C 6 9 225 Creighton 1942–08–21
35 Cincy Powell SF 6 7 220 Portland 1942–02–25
55 John Smith basketball, born 1944 C 7 0 235 Southern Colorado 1944–05–24
Jim Ware basketball PF 6 7 210 Oklahoma City 1944–05–02
*Cliff Hagan https://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/DLC/1969.html
Final standings
Western Division
+ Team W L PCT. GB Oakland Oaks C 60 18 .769 - New Orleans Buccaneers 4632.590 14 Denver Rockets 44 34 .564 16 Dallas Chaparrals 41 37 .526 19 Los Angeles Stars 33 45 .423 27 Houston Mavericks 23 55 .295 37
ABA Playoffs
ABA Western Division Semifinalshttp://www.remembertheaba.com/PlayoffPages/1969Playoffs.html Remember the ABA: 1968-69 Regular Season Standings and Playoff Results 2016-07-03 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20071017202704/http://remembertheaba.com/PlayoffPages/1969Playoffs.html 2007-10-17
Game Date Location Score Record Attendance 1 April 5 New Orleans 106–129 0–1 3,765 2 April 7 New Orleans 108–122 0–2 3,525 3 April 10 Dallas 130–106 1–2 2,887 4 April 12 Dallas 107–114 1–3 5,482 5 April 14 New Orleans 123–112 2–3 4,517 6 April 15 Dallas 136–118 3–3 4,366 7 April 17 New Orleans 95–101 3–4 5,823
Chaparrals lose series, 4–3
Awards and honors
1969 ABA All-Star Game selections (game played on January 28, 1969)
John Beasley (named MVP)
References
2
Chaparrals on Basketball Reference
External links
RememberTheABA.com 1968-69 regular season and playoff results
RememberTheABA.com Dallas Chaparrals page
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