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 ======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======