First Loss
The Warriors fell for the first time in BAA play, a 66-63 decision at the hands of the St Louis Bombers. St Louis got out to an early advantage, but the Warriors caught up and worked their way to a ten-point lead in the second quarter. The Bombers recovered and regained the lead in the third on a ten-point run by Cecil Hankins. The game was tight throughout the final period, but Aubrey Davis scored a pair of buckets in the final three minutes to bring it home for St Louis, who now had the best record in the league at 5-1.
| Final | |||||
| St Louis | 15 | 17 | 15 | 19 | 66 |
| Philadelphia | 15 | 16 | 10 | 22 | 63 |
Scoring
STL - Cecil Hankins 14, Bob Doll 10, Johnny Logan 9, Aubrey Davis 8, Don Putman 8, Herschel Baltimore 7, George Munroe 6, John Barr 2, Fred Jacobs 2
PHL - Joe Fulks 24, Angelo Musi 13, Howie Dallmar 9, Fred Sheffield 9, Art Hillhouse 3, Petey Rosenberg 3, George Senesky 2
Head coaches - Ken Loeffler, Eddie Gottlieb
Philadelphia Inquirer
“Warriors Meet St Louis Quintet,” Fred Byrod, 25