Born:
January 24, 1924
New York, NY
Died:
September 23, 1994
San Francisco, CA
Career
1942-43 Columbia University (College)
1944-45 Union City Reds (Independent)
1946-47 Providence Steamrollers (BAA)
1946-47 Yonkers Chiefs (ABL)
1947-48 Fitchburg Pamcos (NEBL)
1947-48 Chattanooga Majors (PBLA)
1947-48 Saratoga Indians (NYSL)
1947-48 Hartford Hurricans (ABL)
1947-48 Wilkes-Barre Barons (ABL)
1948-49 Saratoga Indians (NYSL)
1948-49 Lancaster Red Roses (EPBL) Player / Head Coach
1947-48 Chattanooga Majors (PBLA)
1947-48 Saratoga Indians (NYSL)
1947-48 Hartford Hurricans (ABL)
1947-48 Wilkes-Barre Barons (ABL)
1948-49 Saratoga Indians (NYSL)
1948-49 Lancaster Red Roses (EPBL) Player / Head Coach
1948-49 Pottsville Packers (EPBL) Player / Head Coach
1949-50 New York Celtics (Independent)
1950-51 St. Joseph's Ponies (Independent)
1950-51 Kansas City Hi-Spots (NPBL)
1951-52 Elmira Colonels (ABL)
1951-52 Toledo Mercuries (Independent)
Nephew of legendary coach Dutch Dehnert.
Source:
Stats:
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/d/dehnere01.html
http://www.justsportsstats.com/basketballstatsindex.php?player_id=dehnehe01
1949-50 New York Celtics (Independent)
1950-51 St. Joseph's Ponies (Independent)
1950-51 Kansas City Hi-Spots (NPBL)
1951-52 Elmira Colonels (ABL)
1951-52 Toledo Mercuries (Independent)
Nephew of legendary coach Dutch Dehnert.
Source:
Stats:
http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/d/dehnere01.html
http://www.justsportsstats.com/basketballstatsindex.php?player_id=dehnehe01
I'm pretty sure the historical record needs correcting, when reviewing primary sources from Columbia during 1942-1944 - Henry Dehnert Jr. is consistently mentioned, not Red. I can't find any evidence that Red ever played college ball for Columbia. All sources are circular, and no primary information exists.
ReplyDeleteSadly Henry Jr. lost his life in service of us all.
https://library.columbia.edu/libraries/cuarchives/warmemorial/world-war-ii/dehnert-henry-john-jr.html