Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- 1946_news [2026/03/03 00:50] – [Injury Notes] ehaight
+++ 1946_news [2026/03/03 01:04] (current) – [November 28, 1946] ehaight
@@ Line 1169: / Line 1169: @@
 ======November 28, 1946======
-=====News=====
+**Warriors Cold from the Floor Again**
-The [[Falcons|Detroit Falcons]] took advantage of a poor night of shooting by the Warriors and won, 68-55, at the Philadelphia Arena.
+The [[Falcons|Detroit Falcons]] played a speedy game and took advantage of poor Warriors shooting to win 68-55 at the Arena. John Janisch and Bob Dille let the way for Detroit with 24 and 20 points, respectively. The Warriors kept the game close in the early going but went ice cold in the third quarter, shooting just 3-for-27 from the floor, and the Falcons went to a stall offense for much of the fourth to burn the clock.
+=====Today's Game=====
+At [[Philadelphia Arena]]
+| | | | | |  Final  |
+|[[Falcons|Detroit]]  |  12  |  27  |  12  |  17  |  68  |
+|Philadelphia  |  13  |  15  |  9  |  18  |  55  |
+Scoring
+DET - John Janisch 24, Bob Dille 20, Stan Miasek 17, Grady Lewis 4, Ariel Maughan
+PHL - [[Joe Fulks]] 14, [[Petey Rosenberg]] 14, [[Howie Dallmar]] 12, [[Art Hillhouse]] 6, [[Angelo Musi]] 3, [[George Senesky]] 3, [[John Murphy]] 2, [[Jerry Fleishman]] 1
+Head coaches - Glenn Curtis, [[Eddie Gottlieb]]
+=====In Print=====
+**Philadelphia Inquirer**
+"Warriors Block Detroit Streak," Fred Byrod, 20
 ----
@@ Line 1179: / Line 1200: @@
 ======November 29, 1946======
+=====In Print=====
+**Philadelphia Inquirer**
+"Warriors Bow to Detroit Five," Stan Baumgartner, 30
 ======November 30, 1946======