1951-52 Saratoga Harlem Yankees/Schenectady Yankees/Saratoga Harlem Yankees Roster

American Basketball League (ABL)
Team Record: 12-15
Finishing 4th in the ABL
Postseason: 1-3 Lost quarterfinals
Quarterfinals - Lost to Scranton Miners 3-1
Coach: Art Joseph (0-3)
Coach: William King (12-12)
Location: Saratoga Springs, New York; Schenectady, New York
1951-52 Saratoga Harlem Yankees/Schenectady Yankees/Saratoga Harlem Yankees Statistics
1951-52 Saratoga Harlem Yankees/Schenectady Yankees/Saratoga Harlem Yankees Results

The Saratoga Harlem Yankees/Schenectady Yankees/Saratoga Harlem Yankees of the American Basketball League ended the 1951-52 season with a record of 12 wins and 15 losses, finishing fourth in the ABL. The team compiled a postseason mark of 1-3.

Roy Reardon scored a team-best 309 points for the Yankees.

Art Joseph and William King coached the team. The 1951-52 Saratoga Harlem Yankees/Schenectady Yankees/Saratoga Harlem Yankees lost in the quarterfinals.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight College Hometown
Al AblondiAugust 25, 1925Parma, Italy
Jerry BaileyJuly 18, 1922
Puggy BellNovember 26, 1914New York, NY
Hank DeZonieC-FFebruary 12, 19226'5"215Clark (GA)New York, NY USA
Jerry FleishmanG-FFebruary 14, 19226'2"190NYUBrooklyn, NY USA
Clarence ForbesMay 29, 1923New York, NY
Joe FosterUniversity of Scranton
Leo GottliebGNovember 28, 19205'11"180noneNew York, NY USA
Vic Hanson
Chuck HarmonApril 23, 1924Washington, IN
Sonny Hinds
Jacon
Sonny JamesonNovember 9, 1926New York, NY
Henry Jaycox
Ed KasslerJuly 21, 1923New York, NY
Bobby KellySeptember 12, 1926Union City, NJ
William KingC-FNovember 15, 19166'4"217LIU
John Mazziatta
Stan Mazzinotta
Benny McNeil
Michaels
Nat MilitzokFMay 3, 19236'3"195CornellThe Bronx, NY USA
George MooreLincoln University
Chuck Peterson
Roy ReardonJuly 20, 1929St. Francis CollegeNew York, NY
Hank RosensteinFJune 16, 19206'4"185CCNY (DNP)Brooklyn, NY USA
Johnny RuckerNovember 21, 1930
Wally Sebrowski
Al ShielsAugust 6, 1928Fordham, NY
Bill SykesHoward College
Tommy Thompson
Buddy Thompson
Leroy WatkinsOctober 3, 1925