Basketball at the 1948 Summer Olympics – Men's team rosters
The following is the list of squads for each of the 23 teams that competed in the 1948 Summer Olympics, held in United Kingdom between 30 July and 13 August 1948. Each team selected a squad of 12 players for the tournament.[1]
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Group A
- Coach: Moacir Daiuto
Algodão
Bráz
Ruy de Freitas
Marcus Vinícius Dias
Affonso Évora
Alexandre Gemignani
Alfredo da Motta
Alberto Marson
Nilton Pacheco
Massinet Sorcinelli
- Coach: Bob Osborne (University of British Columbia))
Ole Bakken (University of British Columbia)
Bill Bell (University of British Columbia)
Doodie Bloomfield (Montréal YMHA)
Dave Campbell (University of British Columbia)
Harry Kermode (University of British Columbia)
Bennie Lands (Montréal YMHA)
Pat McGeer (University of British Columbia)
Reid Mitchell (University of British Columbia)
Mendy Morein (Montréal YMHA)
Nev Munro (University of British Columbia)
Bobby Scarr (University of British Columbia)
Cy Strulovitch (Montréal YMHA)
Sol Tolchinsky (Montréal YMHA)
Murray Waxman (Montréal YMHA)
- Frank Cole
Trevor Davies
Alexander Eke
Malcolm Finlay
Colin Hunt
Douglas Legg
Ronald Legg
Stanley McMeekan
Sydney McMeekan
Robert Norris
Lionel Price
Harry Weston
Stanley Weston
- Antal Bánkuti
János Halász
Géza Kardos
József Kozma
István Lovrics
Tibor Mezőfi
György Nagy
László Novakovszky
Attila Timár-Geng
István Timár-Geng
Ede Vadászi
Tibor Zsíros
- Giancarlo Primo
- Sergio Stefanini
- Gianfranco Bersani
- Vittorio Tracuzzi
- Romeo Romanutti
- Carlo Cerioni
- Giancarlo Marinelli
- Renzo Ranuzzi
- Luigi Rapini
- Federico Marietti
- Valentino Pellarini
- Giovanni Nesti
- Sergio Ferriani
- Ezio Mantelli
- (Coach: Elliott van Zandt)
- Adesio Lombardo
- Carlos Roselló
- Eduardo Folle
- Eduardo Gordon
- Gustavo Magariños
- Héctor García Otero
- Héctor Ruiz
- Martín Acosta y Lara
- Miguel Diab
- Nelson Demarco
- Néstor Antón
- Roberto Lovera
- Victorio Cieslinskas
- Abraham Eidlin Grossman
- (Coach: Raúl Canale)
Group B
- Armand Van Wambeke
- Augustin Bernaer
- Émile Kets
- François De Pauw
- Georges Baert
- Gustave Poppe
- Henri Coosemans
- Henri Hermans
- Julien Meuris
- Léon Lampo
- Louis Van De Goor
- René Steurbaut
- Alexander Hollanders
- Henri Hollanders
- Andrés Mitrovic
- Eduardo Cordero
- Eduardo Kapstein
- Exequiel Figueroa
- Hernán Raffo
- Juan José Gallo
- Luis Marmentini
- Manuel Ledesma
- Marcos Sánchez
- Rolando Hammer
- Victor Mahaña
- Eduardo Parra
- Chia Chungchang
- Chua Bonhuaa
- Kya Iskyun
- Edward Lee
- Lee Tsuntung
- John Pao
- Wee Tian Siak
- Wu Chengzhang
- Yee Jin
- Yu Saichang
- Jalil Hashim
- Awni Kanaan
- Kadir Irfan
- Ali Salman
- Faras Saleh
- George Hanna
- Hamid Ahmed
- Khalil Wadoou
- Mahdi Salman
- Yonan Emile
Group C
- Coach: Jorge Hugo Canavesi
Raúl Calvo
Leopoldo Contarbio
Oscar Furlong
Ricardo González
Manuel Guerrero
Rafael Lledó
León Martinetti
Rubén Menini
Jorge Nuré
Oscar Pérez Cattáno
Arturo Ruffa
Juan Carlos Uder
Bruno Varani
Tomás Vío
- Coach: Josef Fleischlinger
- Ctirad Benáček
- Ivan Mrázek
- Jan Kozák
- Jiří Drvota
- Jiří Siegel
- Josef Bělohradský
- Josef Ezr
- Jozef Kalina
- Josef Křepela
- Josef Toms
- Ladislav Trpkoš
- Václav Krása
- Zdeněk Chlup
- Zoltán Krenický
- Salah El-Dine Nessim
- Albert Tadros
- Armand Catafago
- Fouad Abdel Meguid El-Kheir
- Hassan Sayed Moawad
- Hussain Montassir
- Youssef Mohamed
- Mohamed Mohamed Habib
- Mohamedi Soliman
- Robert Makzoumi
- Youssef Abou Ouf
- Abdel Rahman Hafez Ismail
- Alberto Fernández
- Arturo Ferreyros
- Carlos Alegre
- David Descalzo
- Eduardo Fiestas
- Guillermo Ahrens
- Juan Vizcarra
- Luis Sánchez
- Rodolfo Salas
- Rodolfo Soracco
- Virgilio Drago
- Bernard Dutoit
- Claude Chevalley
- Gérald Piaget
- Georges Stockly
- Henry Gujer
- Henri Baumann
- Jean Tribolet
- Jean Pare
- Claude Landini
- Jean Pollet
- Marcos Bossy
- Maurice Chollet
- Pierre Albrecht
- Robert Geiser
- Coach: Omar Browning (Phillips 66ers (Bartlesville, OK))
Cliff Barker (University of Kentucky)
Don Barksdale (Oakland Bittners/UCLA)
Ralph Beard (University of Kentucky)
Lew Beck (Phillips 66ers/Oregon State)
Vince Boryla (Denver Nuggets/Denver)
Gordon Carpenter (Phillips 66ers/Arkansas)
Alex Groza (University of Kentucky)
Wah Wah Jones (University of Kentucky)
Bob Kurland (Phillips 66ers/Oklahoma St.)
Ray Lumpp (New York University)
R. C. Pitts (Phillips 66ers/Arkansas)
Jesse Renick (Phillips 66ers/Oklahoma St.)
Jackie Robinson (Baylor University)
Kenny Rollins (University of Kentucky)
Group D
- Casimiro García
- Fabio Ruíz
- Federico López
- Frank Lavernia
- José Llanusa
- Mario Aguero
- Mario Quintero
- Miguel Llaneras
- Ramón Wiltz
- Raúl García
- Alfredo Faget
- Juan García
- Pedro Otero
- André Barrais
Michel Bonnevie
André Buffière
René Chocat
René Dérency
Maurice Desaymonnet
André Even
Maurice Girardot
Fernand Guillou
Raymond Offner
Jacques Perrier
Yvan Quénin
Lucien Rebuffic
Pierre Thiolon
- Coach: Kazem Rahbari
- Abolfazl Salabi
- Asghar Ehssassi
- Fereidoun Esfandiary
- Ferydoun Sadeghi
- Hussain Jabbar Zadegan
- Hossein Karandish
- Houshang Rafati
- Hossein Soudipour
- Hossein Hashemi
- Hossein Soroudi
- Kazem Ashtari
- Ziaeddin Shademan
- Farhang Mohtadi
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