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Washington Bullets
SPORTS FRANCHISE
A team with several home towns and name changes: Chicago Packers (1961-62), Chicago Zephyrs (1962-63), Baltimore Bullets (1963-72), Capital Bullets (1973-74), Washington Bullets (1974-97), and Washington Wizards (1997-present). League champions in 1978.
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
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| Dave Bing |
Basketball |
24-Nov-1943 |
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NBA Hall of Famer, Detroit mayor |
| Manute Bol |
Basketball |
16-Oct-1962 |
19-Jun-2010 |
Seven foot seven |
| Elvin Hayes |
Basketball |
17-Nov-1945 |
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NBA Hall of Famer |
| K. C. Jones |
Basketball |
25-May-1932 |
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Boston Celtics |
| Bernard King |
Basketball |
4-Dec-1956 |
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Former NBA small forward |
| Moses Malone |
Basketball |
23-Mar-1955 |
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Philadelphia 76ers |
| C. Thomas McMillen |
Politician |
26-May-1952 |
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Congressman from Maryland, 1987-93 |
| Ralph Sampson |
Basketball |
7-Jul-1960 |
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Three-time Naismith Award winner |
| Scott Skiles |
Basketball |
5-Mar-1964 |
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Head Coach, Milwaukee Bucks |
| Wes Unseld |
Basketball |
14-Mar-1946 |
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NBA Hall of Famer, coach |
| Ben Wallace |
Basketball |
10-Sep-1974 |
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Cleveland Cavaliers |
| Rasheed Wallace |
Basketball |
17-Sep-1974 |
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4-Time NBA All-Star Forward |
| Chris Webber |
Basketball |
1-Mar-1973 |
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2003 NBA All-star, Sacramento Kings |
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