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+++ 1947_news [2025/10/11 14:30] (current) – [February 8, 1947] ehaight
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 ======January 13, 1947======
-======January 14, 1947======
+====== January 14, 1947 ======
-======January 15, 1947======
+===== News =====
-======January 16, 1947======
+The Warriors trounced the [[Huskies]] in Toronto, setting a new team mark for scoring in their 104-74 win. [[Joe Fulks]] bettered his own league scoring record with 41 points.
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+<prespan>[[january-12-1947|< Jan 12, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[January-15-1947|Jan 15, 1947 >]]</prespan>
+====== January 15, 1947 ======
+===== Transactions =====
+The team traded forward [[John Murphy]] and cash to the [[Knicks|New York Knicks]] for guard [[Ralph Kaplowitz]].
+<prespan>[[january-14-1947|< Jan 14, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[January-16-1947|Jan 16, 1947 >]]</prespan>
+====== January 16, 1947 ======
+===== News =====
+The Warriors came back from a 16-point deficit in the second half to make it close, but fell to the [[Chicago Stags]], 84-74, at Convention Hall. [[Joe Fulks]] led everyone with 36 points. The crowd of 8,397 set a new record for pro basketball attendance in Philadelphia
+Forward [[Howie Dallmar]] left the game in the first quarter with an ankle injury after he landed on a teammate’s foot while going after a rebound. The team feared he had suffered a fracture, but wouldn’t know for sure until further examination.
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+<prespan>[[january-15-1947|< Jan 15, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[January-21-1947|Jan 21, 1947 >]]</prespan>
 ======January 17, 1947======
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 ======January 20, 1947======
-======January 21, 1947======
+====== January 21, 1947 ======
-======January 22, 1947======
+===== News =====
-======January 23, 1947======
+The Warriors dominated early and often in a 59-43 win over the [[Celtics|Boston Celtics]] at the Philadelphia Arena. [[Joe Fulks]] led all scorers with 22 points. [[Howie Dallmar]] returned to action after suffering an ankle injury against [[Stags|Chicago]] on the 16th.
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+<prespan>[[january-16-1947|< Jan 16, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[January-22-1947|Jan 22, 1947 >]]</prespan>
+====== January 22, 1947 ======
+===== News =====
+Bob Feerick’s buzzer-beater gave the [[Capitols]] a 57-55 win over the Warriors in Washington. The Caps opened the game on a 23-1 run, but the Warriors clawed back to take the lead in the third quarter and held it into the fourth to make it a game. Washington held the ball for over a minute at the end of the game before Feerick’s winning shot. Warriors head coach [[Eddie Gottlieb]] argued that the shot came after the final whistle but his protests fell on deaf ears.[[Joe Fulks]] scored a game-high 20 points.
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+<prespan>[[january-21-1947|< Jan 21, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[January-23-1947|Jan 23, 1947 >]]</prespan>
+====== January 23, 1947 ======
+===== News =====
+Playing their third game in as many nights, the Warriors took a raucous affair from the [[Rebels|Cleveland Rebels]] in overtime, 83-78, at the Philadelphia Arena. The Rebels came back from an 18-point deficit in the fourth to take the lead and only a clutch free throw by [[Howie Dallmar]] in the last seconds of regulation kept the Warriors in it.
+In the third quarter, Cleveland’s Ed Sadowski fouled [[Joe Fulks]] hard, with both men going to the floor. Sadowski threw a wild punch at Fulks and was ejected by referee John Nucatola, but it took a police escort to get Sadowski, who was hurling verbal abuse at Nucatola, to leave the court. Fulks led everyone with 28 points.
+[[George Senesky]] left the game in the fourth quarter with a severe gash to the face suffered during what was described as a “melee under the basket”.
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+<prespan>[[january-22-1947|< Jan 22, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[January-25-1947|Jan 25, 1947 >]]</prespan>
 ======January 24, 1947======
-======January 25, 1947======
+====== January 25, 1947 ======
-======January 26, 1947======
+===== News =====
+The Warriors spoiled the [[Falcons]] head coaching debut of Phil Sacks with a 61-55 win in Detroit. Sacks had taken over for Glen Curtis, who stepped down for health reasons. [[Ralph Kaplowitz]] went on an eight-point tear for the Warriors to seal it late. [[Joe Fulks]] led all scorers with 23 points.
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+<prespan>[[january-23-1947|< Jan 23, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[January-26-1947|Jan 26, 1947 >]]</prespan>
+====== January 26, 1947 ======
+===== News =====
+The [[Stags]] defense held [[Joe Fulks]] to just three field goal attempts in the fourth quarter as they beat the Warriors, 64-58, in Chicago. Fulks led all players anyway with 19 points.
+===== Transactions =====
+The team waived forward [[Fred Sheffield]].
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+<prespan>[[january-25-1947|< Jan 25, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[January-31-1947|Jan 31, 1947 >]]</prespan>
 ======January 27, 1947======
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 ======January 30, 1947======
-======January 31, 1947======
+====== January 31, 1947 ======
-======February 1, 1947======
+===== News =====
+The [[Knicks|New York Knicks]] focused all their efforts on stopping [[Joe Fulks]] and held him scoreless throughout most of the first half,
+but succumbed to the Warriors anyway, 65-58, at the Philadelphia Arena.	[[George Senesky]] led the rest of the Warriors in taking advantage of the Knicks’ lack of attention to build a 26-13 lead in the first quarter that they never relinquished. Fulks still got 18 points to lead everyone.
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+<prespan>[[january-26-1947|< Jan 26, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[february-1-1947|Feb 1, 1947 >]]</prespan>
+====== February 1, 1947 ======
+===== News =====
+The Warriors closed on a 16-4 run to beat the [[Knicks]], 71-63, in New York. [[Joe Fulks]] led everybody with 31 points.
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+<prespan>[[january-31-1947|< Jan 31, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[february-3-1947|Feb 3, 1947 >]]</prespan>
 ======February 2, 1947======
-======February 3, 1947======
+====== February 3, 1947 ======
-======February 4, 1947======
+===== News =====
+In a tight game throughout, the Warriors bested the [[Celtics]], 61-55, in Boston. [[Howie Dallmar]] tallied a game-high 22 points, marking the first time since December 17 that [[Joe Fulks]] wasn’t the Warriors’ leading scorer.
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+<prespan>[[february-1-1947|< Feb 1, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[february-4-1947|Feb 4, 1947 >]]</prespan>
+====== February 4, 1947 ======
+===== News =====
+The Warriors built up a 12-point lead in the third quarter then held off the [[Steamrollers|Providence Steamrollers]] the rest of the way to win, 75-68, at the Philadelphia Arena. [[Joe Fulks]] led the Warriors with 19 points.
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+<prespan>[[february-3-1947|< Feb 3, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[february-6-1947|Feb 6, 1947 >]]</prespan>
 ======February 5, 1947======
-======February 6, 1947======
+====== February 6, 1947 ======
+===== News =====
+The Warriors took charge in the second quarter with a 10-0 run and beat the [[Huskies|Toronto Huskies]], 79-61, at the Philadelphia Arena. [[Joe Fulks]] scored 37, just four points shy of his league mark.
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+<prespan>[[february-4-1947|< Feb 4, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[february-8-1947|Feb 8, 1947 >]]</prespan>
 ======February 7, 1947======
-======February 8, 1947======
+====== February 8, 1947 ======
+===== News =====
+The [[Steamrollers]] ended the Warriors’ five-game winning streak, winning 67-58 in Providence. [[Howie Dallmar]] led the Warriors with 19 points.
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+<prespan>[[february-6-1947|< Feb 6, 1947]]     [[1947_calendar|Back to Calendar]]     [[february-11-1947|Feb 11, 1947 >]]</prespan>
 ======February 9, 1947======