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the early professional and semi-professional basketball team, the Philadelphia Sphas. Some of the names in this list are incomplete. Contents: Top 0–9
Philadelphia Sphas all-time roster
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The 1926–27 season was the first season played by the Philadelphia Sphas while operating in what what would be later known as the original American Basketball
1926–27 Philadelphia Sphas season
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The Philadelphia Sphas were an early, historical example of an American professional basketball team. The 1948–49 season was the sixteenth and final season
1948–49 Philadelphia Sphas season
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The Philadelphia Sphas were an early, historical example of an American professional basketball team. The 1939–40 season was the seventh season played
1939–40 Philadelphia Sphas season
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of basketball at the time) would at one point in time think about having the players from his original Philadelphia Sphas roster within the rivaling American
1946–47 Philadelphia Warriors season
1946–47_Philadelphia_Warriors_season
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ISBN 978-0-7864-4006-1., p. 65 "1938-39 Philadelphia SPHAs basketball Roster on StatsCrew.com". StatsCrew.com. "PHILADELPHIA SPHAS". Pro Basketball Encyclopedia
1938–39 Philadelphia Sphas season
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The Philadelphia Sphas were an early, historical example of an American professional basketball team. The 1947–48 season was the fifteenth season played
1947–48 Philadelphia Sphas season
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ISBN 978-1-59213-633-9. "1936-37 Philadelphia SPHAs basketball Roster on StatsCrew.com". StatsCrew.com. "PHILADELPHIA SPHAS". Pro Basketball Encyclopedia
1936–37 Philadelphia Sphas season
1936–37_Philadelphia_Sphas_season
American basketball team season
The Philadelphia Sphas were an early, historical example of an American professional basketball team. The 1942–43 season was the tenth season played in
1942–43 Philadelphia Sphas season
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American basketball team season
The 1922–23 season was the first season played by the Philadelphia Sphas in the Philadelphia League (sixth overall season for the team), and the only season
1922–23 Philadelphia Sphas season
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American basketball team season
ISBN 978-0-7864-4006-1., p. 114 "1943-44 Philadelphia SPHAs basketball Roster on StatsCrew.com". StatsCrew.com. "PHILADELPHIA SPHAS". Pro Basketball Encyclopedia
1943–44 Philadelphia Sphas season
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ISBN 978-1-59213-633-9. "1941-42 Philadelphia SPHAs basketball Roster on StatsCrew.com". StatsCrew.com. "PHILADELPHIA SPHAS". Pro Basketball Encyclopedia
1941–42 Philadelphia Sphas season
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The Philadelphia Sphas were an early, historical example of an American professional basketball team. The 1940–41 season was the eighth season played in
1940–41 Philadelphia Sphas season
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American basketball player
his degree in education. After that, he signed with the Philadelphia Sphas (South Philadelphia Hebrew Association) of the American Basketball League, and
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the Philadelphia Moose franchise going forward in this page) looking to end the Philadelphia Sphas' quest to "four-peat" by being named four-time champions
1932–33_Trenton_Moose_season
only the recently rebranded New Britain Palaces and the undefeated Philadelphia Sphas / Hebrews for that particular half of the season. In a manner similar
1933–34 Brooklyn Jewels season
1933–34_Brooklyn_Jewels_season
American basketball team season
half of the season. Philadelphia Sphas (1st Half Champions) Vs. Philadelphia Tri-Council Caseys (2nd Half Champions): Philadelphia Sphas win series 2–1. Game
1924–25 Philadelphia Sphas season
1924–25_Philadelphia_Sphas_season
American basketball team season
The 1925–26 season was the only season played by the Philadelphia Sphas while operating in what was known as the short-lived Eastern League (though it
1925–26 Philadelphia Sphas season
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American basketball team season
The Philadelphia Sphas were an early, historical example of an American professional basketball team. The 1935–36 season was the third season played in
1935–36 Philadelphia Sphas season
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American basketball team season
The Philadelphia Sphas were an early, historical example of an American professional basketball team. The 1934–35 season was the second season played in
1934–35 Philadelphia Sphas season
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play for the Philadelphia Sphas while operating in the Eastern Basketball League (not to be confused with the Eastern League that the Sphas previously played
1931–32 Philadelphia Sphas season
1931–32_Philadelphia_Sphas_season
champions that season, as the Sphas would have a perfect 8–0 record that would be above Troy's 6–2 record there, which led to the Sphas winning the ABL's championship
1939–40 Troy Haymakers / Celtics season
1939–40_Troy_Haymakers_/_Celtics_season
the team's roster spots than usual. Philadelphia Sphas (1st Half Champions) Vs. Brooklyn Celtics (2nd Half Champions): Philadelphia Sphas win series 3–1
1940–41 Troy / Brooklyn Celtics season
1940–41_Troy_/_Brooklyn_Celtics_season
First major professional basketball league in the United States
effects of the Great Depression (although former Philadelphia Warriors and current at the time Philadelphia Sphas team owner Eddie Gottlieb suggested the ABL
American Basketball League (1925–1955)
American_Basketball_League_(1925–1955)
Exhibition basketball team
were created in 1952 by Louis "Red" Klotz, a former player for the Philadelphia Sphas, a former ABL team that became one of the Globetrotters' exhibition
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winning the 1946 ABL Championship over the Philadelphia Sphas, who were also coached by Eddie Gottlieb at the time, funnily enough. (The Bullets also claimed
1947–48 Baltimore Bullets season
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ABL professional basketball team season
Trenton Tigers in the semifinal round there before losing 2–1 to the Philadelphia Sphas for what would later become that franchise's final championship won
1944–45 Baltimore Bullets season
1944–45_Baltimore_Bullets_season
Former basketball team in New York
Saperstein (similar to what would happen to the historically Jewish Philadelphia Sphas and all-black New York Renaissance franchises) for the Harlem Globetrotters
Original_Celtics
Invitational tournament, 1939–1948
well-known team, the Philadelphia Sphas, had a win and a loss in their only appearance, in 1941 . 1st Place: New York Renaissance 34- Oshkosh All-Stars 25 MVP-
World Professional Basketball Tournament
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American professional basketball team (1944–1954)
NBA franchise to fold. Out of all defunct NBA teams, the Bullets were members of the association for the longest time and the only defunct team to win
Baltimore_Bullets_(1944–1954)
ABL professional basketball team season
defending ABL champion Philadelphia Sphas. Following a tiebreaker first place match that the Bullets would win over the Sphas, Baltimore would sweep the
1945–46 Baltimore Bullets season
1945–46_Baltimore_Bullets_season
the team's roster spots than usual. Note: Rip Andrews would not be a part of the team's ABL championship series roster. Philadelphia Sphas (1st Half Champions)
1935–36 Brooklyn Visitations season
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National Basketball Association team in San Francisco, California
be named more in honor of the team that would be best known as the Philadelphia Sphas throughout most of their existence, with that team existing as a franchise
Golden_State_Warriors
Warriors name instead of their typical Philadelphia SPHAs name. ** – After playing only in five total games this season (all of which ended in defeats), the
1926–27 Cleveland Rosenblums season
1926–27_Cleveland_Rosenblums_season
found in certain areas on the team's roster spots than usual. * – The Philadelphia Sphas would replace the Philadelphia Quakers during the second half of
1926–27 Washington Palace Five season
1926–27_Washington_Palace_Five_season
found in certain areas on the team's roster spots than usual. * – The Philadelphia Sphas would replace the Philadelphia Quakers during the second half of
1926–27_Chicago_Bruins_season
the new Philadelphia Quakers / Phillies (later rebranded as the Philadelphia Warriors) franchise that were essentially the Philadelphia Sphas playing
1926–27 Original Celtics season
1926–27_Original_Celtics_season
found in certain areas on the team's roster spots than usual. * – The Philadelphia Sphas would replace the Philadelphia Quakers during the second half of
1926–27_Detroit_Lions_season
found in certain areas on the team's roster spots than usual. * – The Philadelphia Sphas would replace the Philadelphia Quakers during the second half of
1926–27 Rochester Centrals season
1926–27_Rochester_Centrals_season
ABL professional basketball team season
season period occurring all within the Southern Division: on November 30, 1946, with a 68–63 loss to the Philadelphia Sphas; on December 12, 1946, with
1946–47 Baltimore Bullets season
1946–47_Baltimore_Bullets_season
champion Trenton Moose and Philadelphia Sphas (with the last team competing under the alternative Philadelphia Hebrews name at this time) and later the Newark
1933–34 Brooklyn Visitations season
1933–34_Brooklyn_Visitations_season
joined alongside the Philadelphia Sphas as the only ABL teams competing in the inaugural version of that event before the Sphas ultimately dropped out
1938–39_Troy_Haymakers_season
the time, the duo decided to add in Herman "Chickie" Passon from the Philadelphia Warriors turned (briefly) independently ran Philadelphia Sphas franchise
1928–29 New York Hakoahs season
1928–29_New_York_Hakoahs_season
found in certain areas on the team's roster spots than usual. * – The Philadelphia Sphas would replace the Philadelphia Quakers during the second half of
1926–27 Fort Wayne Hoosiers season
1926–27_Fort_Wayne_Hoosiers_season
NBA professional basketball team season
Chapel Hill (formerly from North Carolina State University), former Philadelphia Sphas forward Irv Torgoff from Long Island University, Fred Scolari from
1946–47 Washington Capitols season
1946–47_Washington_Capitols_season
the new Philadelphia Quakers / Phillies (later rebranded as the Philadelphia Warriors) franchise that were essentially the Philadelphia Sphas playing
1926–27 Brooklyn Arcadians / Celtics season
1926–27_Brooklyn_Arcadians_/_Celtics_season
Association of South Philadelphia and played in the minor league American League of Philadelphia, before being renamed the Philadelphia Sphas (1918–1921, 1922–1926
History of the Golden State Warriors
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time alongside the Baltimore Orioles and the Philadelphia Quakers / Phillies that later became the Philadelphia Sphas operating as the Philadelphia Warriors
1926–27 Brooklyn Arcadians season
1926–27_Brooklyn_Arcadians_season
found in certain areas on the team's roster spots than usual. * – The Philadelphia Sphas would replace the Philadelphia Quakers during the second half of
1926–27 Baltimore Orioles season
1926–27_Baltimore_Orioles_season
Professional basketball season
and overall ABL champion Philadelphia Sphas (who had returned to the ABL since its revival in 1933 under their original Sphas name after previously competing
1936–37 New York Celtics season
1936–37_New_York_Celtics_season
the new Philadelphia Quakers / Phillies (later rebranded as the Philadelphia Warriors) franchise that were essentially the Philadelphia Sphas playing
1926–27 Brooklyn Celtics season
1926–27_Brooklyn_Celtics_season
NBL professional basketball team season
All-Stars, who were considered the favorites of the tournament) and the rivaling American Basketball League's own champions, the Philadelphia Sphas.
1940–41 Oshkosh All-Stars season
1940–41_Oshkosh_All-Stars_season
American basketball team
Roosevelt's birthday that featured the all-black New York Renaissance and the American Basketball League's Philadelphia Sphas as the first game and the Akron
Toledo_Jim_White_Chevrolets
(formerly) successful basketball teams of the time like the Jewish-based Philadelphia Sphas and the all-black New York Renaissance), with the last game
1946–47_Troy_Celtics_season
the Jewels and the newly added Harrisburg Senators, but behind the Philadelphia Sphas and Trenton Tigers, which led to the Indians failing to qualify for
1942–43 Camden / Brooklyn Indians season
1942–43_Camden_/_Brooklyn_Indians_season
NBL professional basketball team season
the Illinois Grads replacement team that took over for the ABL's Philadelphia Sphas and the rivaling American Basketball League's Troy Celtics in the
1938–39 Sheboygan Red Skins season
1938–39_Sheboygan_Red_Skins_season
Basketball player selection
Wataru Misaka, selected by the New York Knicks, made the team's final roster and became the first person of color to play in modern professional basketball
1947_BAA_draft
NBL & NYPBL professional basketball team season
for the Elmira Colonels only, with Nat Passon (youngest brother of Philadelphia Sphas players Herman "Chickie" Passon and Harry Passon) playing only for
1938–39 Warren Penns / Cleveland White Horses season
1938–39_Warren_Penns_/_Cleveland_White_Horses_season
While most NBA players are drafted, undrafted players occasionally earn roster spots as well. Sometimes, they even outperform more celebrated draft picks
List_of_undrafted_NBA_players
NBL professional basketball team season
York Renaissance, with the rivaling American Basketball League's Philadelphia Sphas winning that inaugural tournament that year. Please note that due
1940–41_Detroit_Eagles_season
NBL professional basketball team season
All-Stars, who were considered the favorites of the tournament) and the rivaling American Basketball League's own champions, the Philadelphia Sphas.
1940–41 Sheboygan Red Skins season
1940–41_Sheboygan_Red_Skins_season
Fifth season of the Pistons in the NBL
exhibition games against random teams like the Midland Dow Chemicals, the Philadelphia Sphas from the rivaling American Basketball League, and even the Chicago
1945–46 Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons season
1945–46_Fort_Wayne_Zollner_Pistons_season
, p. 119 Stark, Douglas (2011). The SPHAS: The Life and Times of Basketball's Greatest Jewish Team. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. p. 132.
1943–44 Brooklyn Indians / Eagles season
1943–44_Brooklyn_Indians_/_Eagles_season
NBL professional basketball team season
was similar to the WPBT, with the inaugural event being won by the Philadelphia Sphas over the Original Celtics in one of their last known appearances as
1941–42_Chicago_Bruins_season
U.S. professional basketball league (1937–1949)
Celtics, the New York Renaissance, the Harlem Globetrotters, and the Philadelphia Sphas (some of whom also played in the rival American Basketball League)
National Basketball League (United States)
National_Basketball_League_(United_States)
NBL professional basketball team season
Celtics of the rivaling American Basketball League. (Originally, the Philadelphia Sphas team that was also from the rivaling American Basketball League were
1938–39 Oshkosh All-Stars season
1938–39_Oshkosh_All-Stars_season
NBL professional basketball team season
1946: Chicago American Gears 64, Baltimore Mets 42 November 16, 1946: Philadelphia Sphas 81, Chicago American Gears 79 (via ABL rules) November 17, 1946: Chicago
1946–47 Chicago American Gears season
1946–47_Chicago_American_Gears_season
NBA basketball team season
a BAA/NBA season). Due to the early formatting issues the BAA had at the time, their sole appearance in the BAA Quarterfinals saw them going up against
1947–48_Boston_Celtics_season
including Eastern Basketball League contenders in the Trenton Moose and Philadelphia Sphas and later the independently ran Newark Bears) in order to create a
1932–33 Brooklyn Visitations season
1932–33_Brooklyn_Visitations_season
NBL professional basketball team season
League, having their own championship representation in play with the Philadelphia Sphas. In the first round of the event, the Bruins went up against the Davenport
1940–41_Chicago_Bruins_season
to be more gaps and/or inaccuracies found in certain areas on the team's roster spots than usual. a Before the season began, the Brooklyn Jewels moved from
1937–38 Brooklyn Visitations season
1937–38_Brooklyn_Visitations_season
Massachusetts, honors players who have shown exceptional skill at basketball, all-time great coaches, referees, and other major contributors to the sport. It
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