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Stade Auto Lyon : ウィキペディア英語版
Stade Auto Lyon

Stade Auto Lyon or SAL is a French basketball club based in Lyon, now disappeared from the high and mid level of French professional leagues.
== History ==
The year 1916 marks the creation by the founder of Berliet automobiles, Marius Berliet, of ''Union Sportive Berliet'' for enterprise workers can practice sports. Several sections was open: basketball, rugby, football, etc.
During the Second World War the club goes out and, in 1944, founded the ''Stade Berliet'' . The following year a new name finally adopted and it was ''Stade Auto Lyon'' . The SAL was the first sports club in the Lyon region from 1949 to 1970. The basketball section for nine seasons, belonged to the elite championship of France for a record of 82 wins, 4 draws and 72 defeats in 158 matches.
The club won the French Cup in 1960-61 against the PUC and finished second in the championship in 1959-60, 1960-61 and 1967-68 seasons.
The 1968-69 season, SAL took part for first and only time in the European Cup Winners Cup where eliminated in the second round by the Bulgarian Levski-Spartak (crashing defeat in Sofia with 53-85 and victory in Lyon with a score of 75-63).

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