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1970–71 Serie A (basketball)
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managed to win the odd game (Biella was greatly helped by American import Rudy Bennett , third-best league scorer with 22.8 points per game). At the same time
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Leeuwen, with Shocking Blue, scored a #1 in the US with "Venus". Singer Rudy Bennett and van Leeuwen, then in the band Ricochets, had opened in 1964 for the
List of FIBA Saporta Cup Finals top scorers
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Slavia VŠ Praha 31 1968–69 Jiří Zedníček Slavia VŠ Praha 22 1969–70 Rudy Bennett JA Vichy 26.0 (2 games) 1970–71 Massimo Masini Simmenthal Milano 18.5
Michèle Bennett
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returned to Haiti with a search and rescue team to look for her brother Rudy Bennett in the rubble of the Hôtel Montana. Bennett returned to Haiti for Jean‑Claude
Gelati Cecchi
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Pallacanestro Biella, which competed in the A1 league and had players such as Rudy Bennett and Charlie Caglieris. Gabriello became one of the ten biggest Italian
Good Times (Shocking Blue album)
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rock, glam rock, funk rock Length 37:33 Label Pink Elephant Producer Rudy Bennett Shocking Blue chronology Singles from Inkpot "Good Times" b/w "Come My
Miles Aiken
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noted that he was one of four blacks in the European finals, along with Rudy Bennett (New York University), Larry Robertson (Oklahoma University), and Jim
LNB Pro A Best Scorer
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(3×) Denain Basket 26.6 1968–69 Willie Davis CSE Toulous 29.8 1969–70 Rudy Bennett JA Vichy 30.8 1970–71 Larry Robertson Nice ASPTT Basket 32.5 1971–72
Gabriello Cecchi
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uomo – la Repubblica.it". Archivio – la Repubblica.it. "La scomparsa di Rudy Bennett , il "gelataio" della Cecchi Biella". www.pianetabasket.com. "Legabasket"
American Basketball Association draft
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Weber State College (Sr.) Phil Argento, University of Kentucky (Sr.) Rudy Bennett , New York Institute of Technology (Sr.) Indiana Pacers First five rounds