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Here is the St. Louis Hawks 1965–66 roster and regular season player statistics. The team was known as the St. Louis Hawks during this season.


St. Louis Hawks (1965–66) Roster

Player Pos Height Weight Birth Date College
Zelmo Beaty C 6’9″ 235 lb Oct 25, 1939 Prairie View A&M
Lenny Wilkens G 6’1″ 180 lb Oct 28, 1937 Providence
Bill Bridges F 6’6″ 228 lb Apr 4, 1939 Kansas
Richie Guerin G 6’4″ 190 lb May 29, 1932 Iona
Cliff Hagan F 6’4″ 210 lb Dec 9, 1931 Kentucky
Joe Caldwell G/F 6’5″ 195 lb Nov 1, 1941 Arizona State
Chico Vaughn G 6’2″ 190 lb Feb 19, 1940 Southern Illinois
John Barnhill G 6’1″ 180 lb Mar 20, 1938 Tennessee State
Rod Thorn G 6’4″ 190 lb May 23, 1941 West Virginia
Jim Washington F 6’6″ 205 lb Feb 4, 1943 Villanova
John Tresvant F 6’7″ 215 lb Nov 6, 1939 Seattle
Jeff Mullins G 6’4″ 190 lb Mar 18, 1942 Duke
Paul Silas F 6’7″ 225 lb Jul 12, 1943 Creighton
Gene Tormohlen C 6’8″ 230 lb May 12, 1937 Tennessee
Mike Farmer F 6’7″ 210 lb Sep 26, 1936 San Francisco

Head Coach: Richie Guerin


1965–66 Regular Season Player Statistics

Player G MPG FG% FT% RPG APG PPG
Zelmo Beaty 80 38.4 .473 .758 13.6 1.6 20.7
Lenny Wilkens 69 39.0 .431 .793 4.7 6.2 18.0
Bill Bridges 78 34.3 .407 .706 12.2 2.7 13.0
Richie Guerin 80 29.5 .415 .812 3.9 4.9 14.9
Cliff Hagan 74 25.0 .445 .854 3.2 2.2 13.7
Joe Caldwell 46 24.8 .447 .717 5.3 1.3 14.2
Chico Vaughn 19 23.4 .375 .742 2.4 1.9 10.0
John Barnhill 31 22.3 .428 .628 2.9 2.7 8.5
Rod Thorn 46 20.1 .423 .690 2.4 1.8 8.8
Jim Washington 65 17.0 .402 .567 5.4 0.7 5.9
John Tresvant 15 14.2 .474 .844 5.7 0.7 6.7
Jeff Mullins 44 13.3 .382 .806 1.6 1.5 5.8
Paul Silas 46 12.7 .405 .574 5.1 0.5 3.8
Gene Tormohlen 71 10.9 .444 .659 4.4 0.8 4.8
Mike Farmer 9 8.8 .433 .800 2.0 0.7 3.3

Note: The Hawks concluded the season with a 36–44 record, securing 3rd place in the NBA Western Division. They triumphed over the Baltimore Bullets in the Western Division Semifinals (3–0) but were narrowly defeated by the Los Angeles Lakers in a seven-game Western Division Finals (3–4).