NBA DRAFT HISTORY -1948
First Round Selections:
1 Prov- Andy Tonkovich-Marshall
2 Inds- George Kok-Arkansas
3 Bos- George Hauptfuher-Harvard
4 NY- Dolph Schayes-New York U.
5 Chi- Ed Mikan-DePaul
6 Balt-Walter Budko-Columbia
7 StL- Bob Gale-Cornell
8 FtW Ward Williams-Indiana
9 Mpls- Chuck Hanger-California
10 Roch- Bobby Wanzer-Seton Hall
11 Phil- Don Ray-Western Kentucky
12 Wash- Jack Nichols-Washington
Other Draft picks in Alphabetic order
Baltimore Jim Black Occidental Darrell Brown Humboldt State Robert Carroll West Virginia Jake Carter East Texas State Marvin English Newberry Gene Fellmoth Whittenberg J. W. Fullerton Arkansas State Marshall Gemberling Lebanon Valley Vince Hansen Washington State Joe Holland Kentucky Dan Kraus Georgetown Wayne Jones American International Herbert Krautblatt Rider Paul Marcincin Moravian Boston John Bach Fordham Norman Carey Oregon State Bob Curran Holy Cross Neil Dooley Colgate Jack Hauser Denver Marshall Hawkins Tennessee Tom Kelly New York University Murray Mitchell Sam Houston State Guinn Phillips Texas Wesleyan Ray Wehde Iowa State Chicago John Dillon North Carolina Ed Kachan DePaul Mickey Marty Loras Ed Mills Wisconsin Don Reagan Murray State Joe Shafer Wheaton Odie Spears Western Kentucky Fred Weber Siena Fort Wayne Bobby Cook Wisconsin Link Richmond Arizona Ken Rollins Kentucky Murray Wier Iowa Indianapolis Reede Berg Oregon Jack Coleman Louisiana State Alex Hannum USC Norman Kohler North Carolina Andy Kostecka Georgetown Ray Lumpp New York University Bob Paxton North Carolina Jack Phoenix Idaho Dick Wehr Rice Minneapolis Cliff Crandall Oregon State Arnold Ferrin Utah Earl Gardner DePauw Dee Gibson Western Kentucky Ken Jastrow Denver Bob Lowther Louisiana State Junior Skogland Gustavus Adolphus Quentin Stinson Southern Illinois Johnny Orr Beloit New York Gene Berce Marquette Leland Byrd West Virginia Harry Gallatin NE Missouri State Keith Grimes East Central State Melvin McGaha Arkansas Ed Peterson Cornell Goebel Ritter Eastern Kentucky Richard Shrider Ohio John Stanisch UCLA Philadelphia William Brown Maryland Hugh Compton Louisville Joe Nelson Brigham Young Clint Pace Pepperdine Roy Pugh Southern Methodist Jim Short Kansas Wesleyan Joe Wahl Akron Andy Wolfe California Providence A. L. Bennett Oklahoma A&M Jack Coleman Louisville Ed Faber Trinity Verl Heap Arizona State Otto Snellbacher Kansas Brady Walker Brigham Young Rochester Bill Gabor Syracuse Ed Keim Niagara Leo Kubiak Bowling Green Hank O'Keefe Canisius Johnny Macknowski Seton Hall Lionel Melamed CCNY Warren Stickel Syracuse Paul Yesavi Niagara Alex Athas Tulane St. Louis Jack Burmaster Illinois Gordon Flick Drake John Hoppin Dickinson Dan London Washington U. (MO) D. Miller St. Louis Easy Parham Texas Wesleyan D.C. Wilcutt St. Louis Washington Fred Bartell Oregon Ed Hughes San Jose State Thorton Jenkins Missouri Leo Katkaveck North Carolina State C.T. Parker Louisiana Tech Jack Parkinson Kentucky Don Walker Sam Houston State Al Williams Arkansas