1947–48 Philadelphia Warriors season

The 1947–48 BAA season was the Warriors' 2nd season in the BAA (which later became the NBA).

Playoffs

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 * 1
 * March 23
 * @ St. Louis
 * L 58–60
 * Joe Fulks (18)
 * Howie Dallmar (3)
 * St. Louis Arena
 * 0–1
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 * 2
 * March 25
 * @ St. Louis
 * W 65–64
 * George Senesky (20)
 * Howie Dallmar (2)
 * St. Louis Arena
 * 1–1
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 * 3
 * March 27
 * St. Louis
 * W 84–56
 * Joe Fulks (30)
 * Howie Dallmar (5)
 * Philadelphia Arena
 * 2–1
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 * 4
 * March 30
 * St. Louis
 * L 51–56
 * Joe Fulks (21)
 * Howie Dallmar (2)
 * Philadelphia Arena
 * 2–2
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 * 5
 * April 1
 * @ St. Louis
 * L 62–69
 * Joe Fulks (17)
 * Howie Dallmar (2)
 * St. Louis Arena
 * 2–3
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 * 6
 * April 3
 * St. Louis
 * W 84–61
 * Joe Fulks (23)
 * Howie Dallmar (5)
 * Philadelphia Arena
 * 3–3
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 * 7
 * April 6
 * @ St. Louis
 * W 85–46
 * Joe Fulks (15)
 * Chink Crossin (4)
 * St. Louis Arena
 * 4–3


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 * 1
 * April 10
 * Baltimore
 * W 71–60
 * Chick Halbert (19)
 * Howie Dallmar (3)
 * Philadelphia Arena 7,201
 * 1–0
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 * 2
 * April 13
 * Baltimore
 * L 63–66
 * Joe Fulks (27)
 * Dallmar, Musi (2)
 * Philadelphia Arena 6,982
 * 1–1
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 * 3
 * April 15
 * @ Baltimore
 * L 70–72
 * Joe Fulks (21)
 * Kaplowitz, Dallmar (2)
 * Baltimore Coliseum 4,500
 * 1–2
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 * 4
 * April 17
 * @ Baltimore
 * L 75–78
 * Joe Fulks (29)
 * Howie Dallmar (3)
 * Baltimore Coliseum 4,500
 * 1–3
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 * 5
 * April 20
 * Baltimore
 * W 91–82
 * Joe Fulks (19)
 * Howie Dallmar (4)
 * Philadelphia Arena 6,012
 * 2–3
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 * 6
 * April 21
 * @ Baltimore
 * L 73–88
 * Joe Fulks (28)
 * Howie Dallmar (2)
 * Baltimore Coliseum 4,500
 * 2–4

Awards and records

 * Joe Fulks, All-NBA First Team
 * Howie Dallmar, All-NBA First Team