Baltimore Bullets draft history

The draft history of the Baltimore Bullets in the BAA/NBA draft from 1947 until 1954.[1]

Selections

Year	Round	Pick	Name	College
1954	1	1	Frank Selvy	Furman
	2	10	Bobby Leonard	Indiana
	3	19	Werner Killen	Lawrence Tech
	4	28	Burt Spice	Toledo
	5	37	Lou Scott	Indiana
	6	46	Bob Heim	Xavier
	7	55	Joe Pehanick	Seattle
	8	64	Harry Brooks	Seton Hall
	9	73	Ron Goerrs	Concord
	10	81	Gary Shivers	Houston
	11	90	Elliot Karver	George Washington
1953	1	1	Ray Felix	Long Island
	2	9	Bobby Speight	NC State
	3	17	Bob Peterson	Oregon
	4	26	Bill Schyman	DePaul
	5	35	Paul Nolen	Texas Tech
	6	44	Elmer Tolson	Eastern Kentucky
	7	53	Herman Sledzik	Penn State
	8	63	Connie Rea	Centenary
	9	71	Dennis Murphy	Georgetown
	10	80	Jack Karby	Kansas State
	11	88	Bob Emmercik	Clarion
	12	96	Russ Johnson	DePaul
	13	104	Don Stemmerich	Clarion
	14	107	Bob Kraback	none
	15	110	Joe Piorkowski	Penn State
	16	113	Edward Walsh	none
1952	1	2	Jim Baechtold	Eastern Kentucky
	2	11	Blaine Denning	Lawrence Tech
			Chuck Grigsby	Dayton
			Frank Guisness	Washington
			Bill Lea	Southwest Missouri[lower-alpha 1]
			Mike Magula	Youngstown State
			Bud Penwell	Oklahoma City
			Bob Peterson	Oregon
			Art Press	Western Maryland[lower-alpha 2]
			Bob Priddy	New Mexico A&M[lower-alpha 3]
			Bennie Purcell	Murray State
			Jim Walsh	Stanford
1951	1	1	Gene Melchiorre	Bradley
	2	10	Jack Stone	Kansas State
	3	20	Bill Mann	Bradley
	4	30	Bill Hagler	California
	5	40	Leroy Ishman	American
	6	50	Glen Duggins	Utah
	7	60	Tom Riach	USC
	8	70	Bill Harper	Oregon State
	9	78	Bob Crowe	San Jose State
	10	82	Dan Torrey	Oregon State
	11	85	Clem Pavilonis	DePaul
	12	87	John Burke	Springfield (MA)
1950	1	2	Don Rehfeldt	Wisconsin
	2	13	John Pilch	Wyoming
	3	25	Dick Dickey	NC State
	4	37	Jerry Reed	Wyoming
	5	49	Norm Mager	CCNY
	6	61	Rick Harman	Kansas State
	7	73	Frank Comerford	La Salle
	8	85	George Bush	Toledo
	9	97	Jack Laub	Cincinnati
	10	109	Mike Zedalis	Loyola (MD)
1949	1	6	Ron Livingstone	Wyoming
	2	17	Roger Wiley	Oregon
	3	29	Paul Gordon	Notre Dame
	4	41	Jim McMullen	Xavier
	5	52	Eppa Rixey III	Kenyon (OH)
	6	59	Bill Evans	Drake
	7	65	Tom Gallagher	St. Francis (NY)
	8	71	Bill Zipple	Lafayette (PA)
1948	1	6	Walt Budko	Columbia
			Jim Black	Occidental (CA)
			Darrel Brown	Humboldt State
			Robert Carroll	West Virginia
			Jake Carter	East Texas State[lower-alpha 4]
			Marvin English	Newberry (SC)
			Gene Fellmoth	Wittenberg (OH)
			J.W. Fullerton	Arkansas State
			Marshall Gemberling	Lebanon Valley (PA)
			Vince Hanson	Washington State
			Joe Holland	Kentucky
			Wayne Jones	American International
			Dan Kraus	Georgetown
			Herb Krautblatt	Rider
			Paul Marcincin	Moravian (PA)
1947	1	10	Larry Killick	Vermont
			Robert Bolyard	Toledo
			Elmer Gainer	DePaul
			Harry Gallatin	Northeast Missouri[lower-alpha 5]
			Scotty Hamilton	West Virginia
			Hugh Hampton	High Point
			Bob Jake	Vermont
			Charles Raynor	Houston
			Chick Reiser	NYU
			John Rusinko	Penn State

Notes

Dropped Southwest from name to become Missouri State in 2005.
Renamed McDaniel College in 2002.
Renamed New Mexico State in 1960.
Renamed Texas A&M Commerce in 1996.
Became Truman State in 1996.

References

"Baltimore Bullets draft history". databaseBasketball.com. Archived from the original on November 19, 2014. Retrieved December 12, 2014.

"Baltimore Bullets Draft Register". Basketball-Reference.com. Retrieved 2014-12-12.

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[2] Dropped Southwest from name to become Missouri State in 2005.

[3] Renamed McDaniel College in 2002.

[4] Renamed New Mexico State in 1960.

[5] Renamed Texas A&M Commerce in 1996.

[6] Became Truman State in 1996.

[1] "Baltimore Bullets draft history". databaseBasketball.com. Archived from the original on November 19, 2014. Retrieved December 12, 2014.