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The Pittsburgh Pipers were a charter member of the American Basketball Association, founded by chairman Doug Melidona. They won the league's first championship in the 1967-1968 season, with star player and ABA MVP Connie Hawkins. They then departed for Minnesota, where they played as the Minnesota Pipers during the 1968-1969 season. The team returned to Pittsburgh to play as the Pipers during the 1969-1970 season, but were crippled from the start when Hawkins jumped to the NBA. After a serious knee injury to guard Charlie Williams, the season became a complete fiasco, and they missed the playoffs with a 29-55 record. They were renamed the Pittsburgh Condors in 1970, and folded in 1972.
| Name | Years Played | Rookie Card | How Sig was Received | What Sig is on | Pic |
| Hamilton, Dennis | '69/'70 | X | Sent to His Home | Autographed Index Card |
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| Harge, Ira | '67/'68 | X | Sent to His Home | Autographed Index Card |
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| Hawkins, Connie |
'67/'68-'68/'69 HOF '92 |
'69/'70 Topps #15 | Sent to His Home | Autographed Index Card |
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| Heyman, Art | '67/'68-'68/'69 | X | Sent to His Home | Autographed Index card |
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| Jarvis, Jim | '67/'68 | X | Sent to His Home | Autographed Index Card |
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Lewis, Mike |
'69/'70 | X |
Sent to His Home |
Autographed Index Card |
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| Vaughn, Chico | '67/'68-'69/'70 | X | Sent to His Home | Autographed Index Card |
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| Name | Years Played | Rookie Card | How Sig was Received | What Sig is on | Pic |
| Brisker, John | '70/'71-'71/'72 | '71/'72 Topps #180 | X | X | X |
| Johnson, Stew | '70/'71-'71/'72 | '71/'72 Topps #159 | X | X | X |
| Kelly, Arvesta | '70/'71-'71/'72 | '71/'72 Topps #228 | X | X | X |
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Lewis, Mike |
'70/'71-'71/'72 | '71/'72 Topps #189 |
Sent to His Home |
Autographed Index Card |
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Swift, Skeeter |
'70/'71-'71/'72 |
'71/'72 Topps #169 |
Sent to His Home |
Autographed Index Card |
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| Thompson, George | '70/'71-'71/'72 | '71/'72 Topps #202 | X | X | X |
| Williams, Chuck | '70/'71 | '71/'72 Topps #218 | X | X | X |
