1950–51 Tri-Cities Blackhawks season

The 1950–51 NBA season was the Blackhawks' second season in the NBA and the last in Moline.[1]

1950–51 Tri-Cities Blackhawks season
Head coachDave MacMillan
Johnny Logan
Mike Todorovich
ArenaWharton Field House
Results
Record25–43 (.368)
PlaceDivision: 5th (Western)
Playoff finishDid Not Qualify
Stats at Basketball-Reference.com

Offseason

Draft picks
Main article: 1950 NBA Draft
Round Pick Player Position Nationality College

Regular season

Season standings
Western Division W L PCT GB Home Road Neutral Div
x-Minneapolis Lakers4424.647–29–312–213–024–12
x-Rochester Royals4127.603329–512–22–18–15
x-Fort Wayne Pistons3236.4711227–75–270–218–6
x-Indianapolis Olympians3137.4561319–1210–242–115–20
Tri-Cities Blackhawks2543.3681922–132–281–212–24
x – clinched playoff spot

Record vs. opponents
1950-51 NBA Records
Team BAL BOS FWP IND MIN NYK PHI ROC SYR TCB WAS
Baltimore —3–64–22–42–42–53–61–53–53–31–2
Boston 6–3—5–14–13–34–44–42–42–54–24–3
Fort Wayne 2–41–5—5–35–32–43–33–53–35–53–1
Indianapolis 4–21–43–5—3–75–11–55–43–34–42–2
Minneapolis 4–23–33–57–3—3–34–24–44–210–02–0
New York 5–24–44–21–53–3—5–33–35–54–22–1
Philadelphia 6–34–43–35–12–43–5—4–26–24–23–0
Rochester 5–35–23–33–32–45–52–6—4–25–35–0
Syracuse 5–35–23–33–32–45–52–62–4—3–32–0
Tri-Cities 3–32–45–54–40–102–42–43–53–3—1–1
Washington 2–13–41–32–20–21–20–30–50–21–1—

Game log
1950–51 Game log
#DateOpponentScoreHigh pointsRecord
1November 2Boston65–79Frank Brian (19)1–0
2November 4New York76–87Jack Nichols (19)2–0
3November 5New York95–98 (OT)Dwight Eddleman (18)3–0
4November 8at Fort Wayne79–87Frank Brian (14)3–1
5November 9at Syracuse70–89Jack Nichols (24)3–2
6November 11Rochester77–86Frank Brian (16)3–3
7November 12Rochester79–82 (OT)Noble Jorgensen (22)4–3
8November 16Syracuse75–79Noble Jorgensen (16)5–3
9November 18Indianapolis67–74Brian, Jorgensen (17)5–4
10November 19Indianapolis81–104Noble Jorgensen (24)6–4
11November 21N Baltimore76–65Frank Brian (20)7–4
12November 22at Washington60–65Brian, Jorgensen (11)7–5
13November 23at Boston78–94Frank Brian (21)7–6
14November 25Fort Wayne71–85Noble Jorgensen (17)8–6
15November 28Baltimore73–65Dwight Eddleman (15)8–7
16November 29at Minneapolis66–85Frank Brian (17)8–8
17December 3New York100–92Frank Brian (24)8–9
18December 7Fort Wayne77–76Kleggie Hermsen (14)8–10
19December 9Minneapolis88–79Frank Brian (26)8–11
20December 10at Minneapolis101–114Frank Brian (32)8–12
21December 12at Indianapolis74–75Dwight Eddleman (17)8–13
22December 13at Baltimore55–83Johnny Logan (14)8–14
23December 14at Syracuse78–69Frank Brian (18)9–14
24December 16Minneapolis86–71Dwight Eddleman (17)9–15
25December 17at Fort Wayne103–99Dwight Eddleman (48)10–15
26December 20Syracuse83–86Dwight Eddleman (22)11–15
27December 25Baltimore72–87Cal Christensen (22)12–15
28December 28Washington80–97Dwight Eddleman (24)13–15
29December 29at Indianapolis81–112Dwight Eddleman (32)13–16
30December 31Fort Wayne100–110Frank Brian (29)14–16
31January 1Philadelphia92–109Frank Brian (34)15–16
32January 3Boston84–82Dwight Eddleman (26)15–17
33January 7Indianapolis79–83Kleggie Hermsen (18)16–17
34January 10Syracuse97–96Frank Brian (30)16–18
35January 11Minneapolis113–109Frank Brian (41)16–19
36January 14at Fort Wayne85–94Brian, Carpenter (16)16–20
37January 16at Rochester89–97Frank Brian (21)16–21
38January 17at Baltimore70–81Dwight Eddleman (20)16–22
39January 18at Boston85–105Frank Brian (29)16–23
40January 20Boston85–91Dwight Eddleman (21)17–23
41January 21at Minneapolis82–89Kleggie Hermsen (16)17–24
42January 23at Philadelphia77–88Eddleman, Todorovich (16)17–25
43January 24at New York85–95Dwight Eddleman (24)17–26
44January 25at Syracuse87–113Frank Brian (20)17–27
45January 28Philadelphia96–86Mike Todorovich (23)17–28
46January 29N Indianapolis85–87Dwight Eddleman (23)17–29
47January 31at Minneapolis78–106Frank Brian (21)17–30
48February 1Fort Wayne102–109Frank Brian (30)18–30
49February 4Rochester81–84Frank Brian (26)19–30
50February 6at Philadelphia77–97Dwight Eddleman (16)19–31
51February 8at Boston70–85Frank Brian (15)19–32
52February 10at Rochester90–98Harry Boykoff (22)19–33
53February 11Philadelphia72–76Mike Todorovich (24)20–33
54February 14Indianapolis91–98Dwight Eddleman (25)21–33
55February 18Rochester83–89Dwight Eddleman (26)22–33
56February 20at Philadelphia69–99Dwight Eddleman (23)22–34
57February 22at New York90–94Dwight Eddleman (25)22–35
58February 24at Rochester89–99Dwight Eddleman (21)22–36
59February 25Rochester82–78Frank Brian (16)22–37
60February 27N Minneapolis77–83Frank Brian (23)22–38
61February 28Baltimore85–100Dwight Eddleman (30)23–38
62March 4Indianapolis72–87Dwight Eddleman (28)24–38
63March 6Fort Wayne86–88Frank Brian (23)25–38
64March 10Minneapolis99–88Frank Brian (23)25–39
65March 11at Fort Wayne87–102Brian, Todorovich (17)25–40
66March 14New York92–91Bob Carpenter (22)25–41
67March 17Minneapolis92–91 (OT)Mike Todorovich (21)25–42
68March 18at Fort Wayne82–95Brian, Eddleman (15)25–43

Player statistics
Legend
  GP Games played   GS  Games started  MPG  Minutes per game
 FG%  Field-goal percentage  3P%  3-point field-goal percentage  FT%  Free-throw percentage
 RPG  Rebounds per game  APG  Assists per game  SPG  Steals per game
 BPG  Blocks per game  PPG  Points per game

Awards and records

References
  1. 1950–51 Tri-Cities Blackhawks

See also
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