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1948 Bowman Basketball Checklist 1948 Bowman Basketball Card Set Checklist - Printable 1 Ernie Calverley 2 Ralph Hamilton 3 Gale Bishop 4 Fred Lewis 5 Single Cut Off Post 6 Bob Feerick 7 John Logan 8 Mel Riebe 9 Andy Phillip 10 Bob Davies 11 Single Cut With (Return Pass To Post) 12 Kenny Sailors 13 Paul Armstrong 14 Howard Dallmar 15 Bruce Hale 16 Sid Hertzberg 17 Single Cut Using (Post As Screen For...) 18 Ephraim Rocha 19 Eddie Ehlers 20 Ellis Vance 21 Andrew Levane 22 Earl Shannon 23 Double Cut Off Post 24 Leo Klier 25 George Senesky 26 Price Brookfield 27 John Norlander 28 Don Putman 29 Double Post 30 Jack Garfinkel 31 Charles Gilmur 32 William Holzman 32 William Holzman (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 33 Jack Smiley 34 Joe Fulks 35 Screen Play 36 Hal Tidrick 37 Don Carlson 37 Don Carlson (No Red Ink On Front) 37 Don Carlson (No Red/Overprint Bck.) 38 Harry Jeannette (misspelled Jeanette) 38 Harry Jeannette (No Red Ink On Front - misspelled Jeanette) Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 1 38 Harry Jeannette (No Red/Overprint Back - misspelled Jeanette) 39 Ray Kuka 40 Stan Miasek 40 Stan Miasek (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 40 Stan Miasek (No Red Ink On Front) 40 Stan Miasek (No Red/Overprint Back) 41 Double Screen (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 41 Double Screen With (Center Court Kept Open) 42 George Nostrand 42 George Nostrand (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 42 George Nostrand (No Red Ink On Front) 42 George Nostrand (No Red/Overprint Back) 43 Charles Halbert 43 Charles Halbert (No Red Ink On Front) 43 Charles Halbert (No Red/Overprint Back) 43 Charles Halbert (Overprint Back) 44 Arnie Johnson 44 Arnie Johnson (No Red Ink On Front) 45 Bob Doll 45 Bob Doll (No Red Ink On Front) 45 Bob Doll (No Red/Overprint Back) 46 Horace McKinney 46 Horace McKinney (No Red/Overprint Back) 47 Out Of Bounds (Play) 47 Out Of Bounds Play (No Red/Overprint Back) 48 Ed Sadowski 48 Ed Sadowski (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 48 Ed Sadowski (No Red Ink On Front) 48 Ed Sadowski (No Red/Overprint Back) 48 Ed Sadowski (Overprint Back) 49 Bob Kinney 49 Bob Kinney (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 49 Bob Kinney (No Red Ink On Front) 49 Bob Kinney (No Red/Overprint Back) 50 Charles Black 50 Charles Black (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 50 Charles Black (No Red Ink On Front) 50 Charles Black (No Red/Overprint Back) 50 Charles Black (Overprint Back) 51 Jack Dwan 51 Jack Dwan (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 51 Jack Dwan (No Red Ink On Front) 51 Jack Dwan (No Red/Overprint Back) 51 Jack Dwan (Overprint Back) 52 Cornelius Simmons 52 Cornelius Simmons (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 52 Cornelius Simmons (No Red Ink On Front) Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 2 52 Cornelius Simmons (No Red/Overprint Back) 53 Out Of Bounds (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 53 Out Of Bounds Play 54 John Palmer 54 John Palmer (No Red Ink On Front) 54 John Palmer (No Red/Overprint Back) 55 Max Zaslofsky 56 Lee Roy Robbins 56 Lee Roy Robbins (No Red Ink On Front) 57 Arthur Spector 57 Arthur Spector (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 57 Arthur Spector (No Red Ink On Front) 58 Arnie Risen 58 Arnie Risen (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 58 Arnie Risen (No Red/Overprint Back) 59 Out Of Bounds Play 59 Out Of Bounds Play (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 59 Out Of Bounds Play (No Red/Overprint Back) 60 Ariel Maughan 60 Ariel Maughan (No Red Ink On Front) 60 Ariel Maughan (No Red/Overprint Back) 61 Dick O'Keefe 61 Dick O'Keefe (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 61 Dick O'Keefe (No Red Ink On Front) 61 Dick O'Keefe (No Red/Overprint Back) 62 Herman Schaefer 62 Herman Schaefer (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 62 Herman Schaefer (No Red Ink On Front) 63 John Mahnken 63 John Mahnken (No Red Ink On Front) 64 Tommy Byrnes 64 Tommy Byrnes (No Red/Overprint Back) 65 Held Ball Play 66 Jim Pollard 66 Jim Pollard (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 66 Jim Pollard (No Red/Overprint Back) 66 Jim Pollard (Overprint Back) 67 Lee Mogus (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 67 Leo John Mogus 67 Leo John Mogus (No Red Ink On Front) 68 Lee Knorek 68 Lee Knorek (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 68 Lee Knorek (No Red Ink On Front) 68 Lee Knorek (No Red/Overprint Back) 68 Lee Knorek (Overprint Back) 69 George Mikan 69 George Mikan (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 3 69 George Mikan (No Red Ink On Front) 70 Walter Budko 70 Walter Budko (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 70 Walter Budko (No Red Ink On Front) 70 Walter Budko (No Red/Overprint Back) 71 Guards Down Play (From A Center Jump) 71 Guards Down Play (Missing Ink/Overprint Back) 72 Carl Braun 72 Carl Braun (No Red/Overprint Back) Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 4.
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