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Sheboygan Red Skins, 1949-50 NBA Yearbook, Their first and only year in the National Basketball Association - Carey's Emporium
Sheboygan Red Skins, 1949-50 NBA Yearbook, Their first and only year in the National Basketball Association - Carey's Emporium
Sheboygan Red Skins, 1949-50 NBA Yearbook, Their first and only year in the National Basketball Association - Carey's Emporium
Sheboygan Red Skins, 1949-50 NBA Yearbook, Their first and only year in the National Basketball Association - Carey's Emporium
Sheboygan Red Skins, 1949-50 NBA Yearbook, Their first and only year in the National Basketball Association - Carey's Emporium
Sheboygan Red Skins, 1949-50 NBA Yearbook, Their first and only year in the National Basketball Association - Carey's Emporium

Sheboygan Red Skins, 1949-50 NBA Yearbook, Their first and only year in the National Basketball Association

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Sheboygan Red Skins 1949-50 NBA Yearbook,  Their first and only year in the National Basketball Association

The Sheboygan Red Skins 1949-50 Season NBA Yearbook. Their first and only year in the National Basketball Association.

26 pages, if you include the inside front and back covers. 5" by 8 1/2".

 

Inside front cover has the schedule. Next page is the Red Skins Officials. Then a Biography of the President, Magnus G. Brinkman, with picture. Then a picture of the Sheboygan Red Skins Board of Directions, the Red Skins History, and a tribute to Charles E. Broughton. Next page is about the coach, Kenny Suesens. 13 pages about the players, each one with their own page and picture. Robert Brannum, Robert Cook, Jack Burmaster, Noble Jorgensen, Walter Lautenbach, Max Morris, Matt Mazza, Glen Selbo, Milt Schoon, Danny Wagner, and George Sobek. Past records showing won loss stats from 1938-39 to 1948-49. Another page about the new NBA, and how they were formed from the merger of the BAA and NBL. A page of the league officiating staff, and last years standings of both leagues.. A "behind the scenes" page. Two pages of "Facts About Red Skins' Opponents." All about each arena, their team colors, address, coaches, etc.

 

This is one of the rarest of NBA yearbooks. If you are assembling an historical NBA yearbook collection, this is a must have addition. Remember, they were only in the league one year. The Sheboygan Red Skins played in the Sheboygan Armory, which holds the record as the smallest official capacity home court ever for an NBA team.

 

This book is in great shape. There is some tape on the back cover, I am not sure why, because it does not extend to the front, and was certainly not needed to hold anything together. The stapling is still tight, and there are NO loose pages.