Memphis Sounds

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Memphis Sounds was a short-lived professional basketball team that competed in the American Basketball Association during the mid-1970s.

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All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Memphis Tams 10
Memphis Pros 9
Memphis Sounds canonical 9

Statements (40)

Predicate Object
instanceOf basketball team
defunct basketball team
professional sports team
activeInDecade 1970s
basedInMetropolitanArea Memphis metropolitan area
competitionLevel major professional
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolution 1975
division Eastern Division
formerName Memphis Sounds self-linksurface differs
surface form: Memphis Pros

Memphis Sounds self-linksurface differs
surface form: Memphis Tams
governingBody American Basketball Association
hasRosterSizeApprox 12
homeArena Mid-South Coliseum
homeCity Memphis
homeState Tennessee
inception 1974
isPartOf history of the American Basketball Association
sports history of Memphis, Tennessee
league American Basketball Association
location Memphis, Tennessee, United States
surface form: Memphis, Tennessee
notableCoach Joe Mullaney
notablePlayer Freddie Lewis
Mel Daniels
Roger Brown
Tom Owens
owner Charles O. Finley
local Memphis ownership group
participatedIn 1974–75 ABA season
playedHomeGamesAt Mid-South Coliseum
predecessor Memphis Sounds self-linksurface differs
surface form: Memphis Pros

Memphis Sounds self-linksurface differs
surface form: Memphis Tams
seasonCountInABA 1
shortName Sounds
sport basketball
status defunct
successor Baltimore Claws
teamColors blue
red
white

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ABA hadFranchise Memphis Sounds
subject surface form: American Basketball Association
Memphis Sounds predecessor Memphis Sounds self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Memphis Tams
Memphis Sounds predecessor Memphis Sounds self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Memphis Pros
Memphis Sounds formerName Memphis Sounds self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Memphis Tams
Memphis Sounds formerName Memphis Sounds self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Memphis Pros
ABA Eastern Conference hasPart Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Pros
ABA Eastern Conference hasPart Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Tams
ABA Eastern Conference hasPart Memphis Sounds
New Orleans Buccaneers relocatedTo Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Pros
New Orleans Buccaneers successorTeam Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Pros
Sounds formerName Memphis Sounds
subject surface form: Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Pros
Charles O. Finley owned Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Tams
Charles O. Finley owned Memphis Sounds
1972–73 ABA season featuredTeam Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Tams
1974–75 ABA season featuredTeam Memphis Sounds
George Thompson memberOfSportsTeam Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Tams
Freddie Lewis memberOfSportsTeam Memphis Sounds
Glen Combs memberOfSportsTeam Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Pros
Glen Combs memberOfSportsTeam Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Tams
1971–72 ABA season playoffParticipant Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Pros
1973–74 ABA season featuredTeam Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Tams
Baltimore Claws predecessor Memphis Sounds
Tom Owens playedFor Memphis Sounds
Roger Brown memberOfSportsTeam Memphis Sounds
Mid-South Coliseum tenant Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Pros
Mid-South Coliseum tenant Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Tams
Mid-South Coliseum tenant Memphis Sounds
George Carter teamPlayedFor Memphis Sounds
this entity surface form: Memphis Tams