Continental Basketball Association Franchise History - Eastern Basketball Association Year-By-Year

Eastern Basketball Association Year-By-Year

Year	Teams
History of Eastern Basketball Association franchises 1970-1978
1970-71	Wilkes-Barre Barons	Scranton Apollos	Sunbury Mercuries	Hamden Bics	Allentown Jets	Binghamton Flyers	Hartford Capitols	Camden Bullets	Delaware Blue Bombers
1970-71	Wilkes-Barre Barons	Scranton Apollos	Sunbury Mercuries	Hamden Bics	Allentown Jets	Trenton Pat Pavers	Hartford Capitols	Camden Bullets	Delaware Blue Bombers
1971-72	Wilkes-Barre Barons	Scranton Apollos	Allentown Jets	Hartford Capitols	Trenton Pat Pavers	Cherry Hill Demons
1971-72	Wilkes-Barre Barons	Scranton Apollos	Allentown Jets	Hartford Capitols	Trenton Pat Pavers	Hazleton Bits
1972-73	Wilkes-Barre Barons	Scranton Apollos	Allentown Jets	Hartford Capitols	Garden State Colonials	Trenton Pat Pavers	Hamburg Bullets
1972-73	Wilkes-Barre Barons	Scranton Apollos	Allentown Jets	Hartford Capitols	Garden State Colonials	Trenton Pat Pavers	Hazleton Bullets
1973-74	Wilkes-Barre Barons	Hartford Capitols	Hamilton Pat Pavers	East Orange Colonials	Cherry Hill Rookies	Allentown Jets	Scranton Apollos	Hazleton Bullets
1974-75	Cherry Hill Rookies	Allentown Jets	Scranton Apollos	Hazleton Bullets
1975-76	Allentown Jets	Scranton Apollos	Hazleton Bullets	Lancaster Red Roses	Long Island Sounds	Trenton Colonials	Wilkes-Barre Barons	Connecticut Gold Coast Stars
1976-77	Allentown Jets	Scranton Apollos	Lancaster Red Roses	Brooklyn Dodgers	Hartford Capitols	Hazleton Bullets	Syracuse Centennials
1976-77	Allentown Jets	Scranton Apollos	Lancaster Red Roses	Wilkes-Barre Barons	Hartford Capitols	Jersey Shore Bullets	Syracuse Centennials
1977-78	Wilkes-Barre Barons	Long Island Ducks	Quincy Chiefs	Providence Shooting Stars	Brooklyn Dodgers	Anchorage Northern Knights	Lancaster Red Roses	Allentown Jets	Washington Metros	Jersey Shore Bullets

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