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The 1947–48 Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons season was the seventh season of the franchise in the National Basketball League (NBL). It would be the final season that the franchise would play in the NBL, as well as the final season with the Zollner name representing team owner Fred Zollner and his company name being included in the team name; following the conclusion of this season, they would join the newest NBL champions in the Minneapolis Lakers, their newest NBL rivals in the Rochester Royals, and the Indianapolis Kautskys in order to play in the Basketball Association of America, starting in the 1948–49 BAA season, with the Pistons removing the Zollner part of their team name due to that league not allowing sponsorships being a part of their team names. This was also the last season in Fort Wayne for both Blackie Towery and Jake Pelkington, who had both decided to leave the team prior to the start of the next season out in the BAA.
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