PAUL DuCHARME		Height:	5:11		Weight:	185			College:		Notre Dame’39
Paul Edmund DuCharme		Born:  Aug 27, 1917			Died:  Oct 12, 1985				Hometown:		Chicago, Ill.
Duke DuCharme					REGULAR SEASON RECORD
Year	Team	League	GA	FGM	FTM	FTA	PCT.	AST	PTS	AVG
1935-36	Notre Dame (Frosh)	College
1936-37	Notre Dame	College
1937-38	Notre Dame	College
1938-39	Notre Dame	College
1939-40	Chicago Duffy Florals	Indep
1940-41	Akron Firestone	NBL	3	0	1				1	0.3
Indep	Akron Black & Decker	Indep
1942-45	U.S. Navy	Military Service
1945-46	Akron Firestone Non-Skids	AAU
	Major League Totals		3	0	1				1	0.3

Moe Dubilier was declared ineligible midway through his senior year at John Marshall University in Jersey City. A few weeks later, he signed to play with the Jersey Reds in the American Basketball League, but went scoreless in a handful of late season games. When no ABL team expressed interest in signing him for the following season (1936-37) Dubilier signed with Detroit in the Midwest Basketball  Conference. He enjoyed a fine season in his new surroundings until the Michigan club ceased operation in late January. Dublier signed with a minor league team in Nanticoke (Pa) where he scored a league-leading 11.6 points per game. Dubilier reentered the ABL with Kingston during the 1937-38 season. By his second full ABL season (1938-39) Dubilier had destroyed any doubts about his place in pro basketball when he finished second in league scoring. He remained among the scoring scorers and best rebounders for the remaining ten years of his pro career.

 

MOE DUBLIER		Height:	6:02		Weight:		210		College:		John Marshall’36
Morris Dublier		Born:  Feb 20, 1915			Died:   Apr 22, 2003				Hometown:		Jersey City, NJ
			REGULAR SEASON RECORD
Year	Team	League	GA	FGM	FTM	FTA	PCT.	AST	PTS	AVG
1935-36	Jersey	ABL	4	0	0				0	0.0
1936-37	New York Jewels	ABL	2	0	2				2	1.0
1936-37	Detroit	MBC	7	16	10				42	6.0
1936-37	Freeland-Nanticoke	PSL	11	38	52				128	11.6
1937-38	Kingston	ABL	33	115	80				310	9.4
1937-38	Plymouth-Larksville	NYPA	9	41	34				116	12.9
1937-38	Myerstown	TCL	11	28	21				77	7.0
1938-39	Troy–Kingston–Wilkes Barre	ABL	34	114	92				320	9.4
1938-39	New York Yankees	Indep
1939-40	Wilkes-Barre–Washington	ABL	37	110	64				284	7.7
1939-40	Original Celtics	Indep
1940-41	Washington	ABL	29	71	45				187	6.4
1940-41	Rochester Seagrams	Indep
1941-42	Washington	ABL	7	22	8				52	7.4
1941-42	Troy	NYSL	1	4	4				12	12.0
1941-42	New London	CSL	1	1	0				2	2.0
1941-42	Original Celtics	Indep
1942-43	Harrisburg–Brooklyn	ABL	8	7	8				22	2.8
1942-43	New York Celtics	Indep
1943-44	Military Service
1944-45	Baltimore	ABL	27	50	24				124	4.6
1945-46	Baltimore	ABL	35	99	69				267	7.6
1945-46	Honesdale-Larksville	PSL	5	21	13				55	11.0
1945-46	Hartford	NEL	3	12	8				32	10.7
1946-47	Baltimore-Troy	ABL	35	97	116				310	8.9
1947-48	Jersey City	ABL	3	0	1	2	.500		1	0.3
	Major League Totals		223	604	402				1610	7.2
				POST SEASON RECORD
Year	Team	League	GA	FGM	FTM	FTA	PCT.	AST	PTS	AVG
1937-38	Myerstown	TCL	5	18	12				48	9.6
1938-39	New York Yankees	WBT	2	5	2	7	.286		12	6.0
1939-40	Washington	ABL	7	18	7				43	6.1
1939-40	Washington	WBT	3	7	5	6	.833		19	6.3
1944-45	Baltimore	ABL	6	15	8				38	6.3
1944-45	Newark C-O 2s	WBT	1	0	1	2	.500		1	1.0
1945-46	Baltimore	ABL	6	7	12				26	4.3
1945-46	Baltimore	WBT	5	6	5	8	.625		17	3.4
	Major League Totals		30	58	40				156	5.2

 

LOU DUBIN		Height:	6:00		Weight:		180		College:		Temple’36
Lewis R0bert Dubin		Born:	Nov 10, 1912		Died:  Sep 14, 1979				Hometown:		Philadelphia, Pa.
			REGULAR SEASON RECORD
Year	Team	League	GA	FGM	FTM	FTA	PCT.	AST	PTS	AVG
1932-33	Temple (Frosh)	College
1933-34	Temple	College
1934-35	Temple	College
1935-36	Temple	College
1937-38	Philadelphia	ABL	6	3	3				9	1.5
1937-38	Reading	TCL	4	4	2				10	2.5
1937-38	Philadelphia Celtics	Indep
1938-39	Philadelphia Celtics	Indep
`939-40	Philadelphia Celtics	Indep
1941-44	U.S. Navy	Military Service
	Major League Totals		6	3	3				9	1.5

Beryl Drummond appeared in just three games in the National Basketball League, but earned a living for over a dozen year as a independent professional basketball player. Drummond  was a member of the one of the greatest high school teams in the history of the state of Ohio, the “Waterloo Wonders.” Over the course of two seasons (1933-34 and 1934-35) , the high school team from a tiny hamlet in southeastern Ohio won 79 of 80 games  and two Class B State Scholastic championships. The  “Wonders” remained a popular attraction for the next half-dozen years  touring Ohio and  other nearby states.  During most of World War II, Drummond  was stationed in Dayton, Ohio ,  where he remained active with  independent teams throughout the war. After leaving the service. Drummond toured for another seven years, mostly with the Whiskered Wizards.

 

BERYL DRUMMOND		Height:	6:01		Weight:	180			College:		None
Beryl Esco Drummond		Born:  Jun 16, 1918			Died:  Apr 26, 1982				Hometown:		Waterloo, Oh.
					REGULAR SEASON RECORD
Year	Team	League	GA	FGM	FTM	FTA	PCT.	AST	PTS	AVG
1934-35	Waterloo Wonders	Indep
1935-36	Waterloo Wonders	Indep
1936-37	Waterloo Wonders	Indep
1937-38	Dayton	NBL	2	1	0				2	1.0
1938-39	Dayton Frigidaire	Indep
1938-39	Waterloo Wonders	Indep
1939-40	Waterloo Wonders	Indep
1940-41	Waterloo Wonders	Indep
1940-41	Dayton Frigidaire	Indep
1940-41	Dayton Suchers	Indep
1941-45	U.S. Navy	Military Service
1942-43	Dayton Dive Bombers	Indep
1943-44	Dayton Acme Aviators	Indep
1943-44	Dayton Bombers	Indep
1944-45	Dayton Bombers	Indep
1944-45	Dyaton Mickeys	Indep
1945-46	Dayton Mickeys	Indep
1945-46	Columbus Pros	Indep
1946-47	Columbus Pros	Indep
1946-47	Toledo	NBL	1	0	0				0	0.0
1946-47	House of David	Indep
1947-48	Whiskered Wizards	Indep
1948-49	Whiskered Wizards	Indep
1949-50	Whiskered Wizards	Indep
1950-51	Whiskered Wizards	Indep
1951-52	Whiskered Wizards	Indep
1951-52	Toledo Mercuries	Indep
	Major League Totals		3	1	0				2	0.7
					POST SEASON RECORD
Year	Team	League	GA	FGM	FTM	FTA	PCT.	AST	PTS	AVG
1939-40	Waterloo Wonders	WBT	2	4	4				12	6.0
1940-41	Dayton Wonders	WBT	1	2	1	2	.500		5	5.0
1942-43	Dayton Bombers	WBT	4	10	2	8	.250		22	5.5
1943-44	Dayton Bombers	WBT	2	4	2	4	.500		10	5.0
1946-47	Toledo	NBL	2	0	0				0	0.0
	Major League Totals		11	20	9				49	4.5

Bob Dro was played four years of varsity basketball at Berne High School in Indiana. As a sophomore, he led his  team to an undefeated season. Dro was a 3-year starter at the University of Indiana. The Hoosiers lost only 9 games in that span and  in in 1940 won their first NCAA championship . During  his senior season, he was named a Look Magazine All-American. In addition, Dro was  3-year standout for the Hoosiers’  baseball team where played every position but pitcher  Dro  signed pro minor league baseball contract with Brooklyn Dodgers but  an injury ended his baseball career and also hampered his brief pro basketball career . After service in World War II, Dro  coached high school basketball in Indiana. In 1957, he was named assistant athletic director at Indiana and in  197373, became associate athletic director, then director of community relations.

 

BOB DRO		Height:	6:00		Weight:		185		College:		Indiana’41
Robert Chester Dro		Born:  Oct 12, 1918			Died:   May 4, 2006				Hometown:		Berne, In.
			REGULAR SEASON RECORD
Year	Team	League	GA	FGM	FTM	FTA	PCT.	AST	PTS	AVG
1937-38	Indiana (Frosh)	College
1938-39	Indiana	College
1939-40	Indiana	College
1940-41	Indiana	College
1941-42	Indianapolis	NBL	15	20	6				46	3.1
1942-45	U.S. Navy	Military
	Major League Totals		15	20	6				46	3.1

 

JOHN DRISH

Height:

6:01

Weight:

165

College:

Illinois’41

John William Drish

Born:  Oct 3, 1920

Died: Feb 23,  1977

Hometown:

Cicero, Ill

Johnny Drish

REGULAR SEASON RECORD

Year

Team

League

GA

FGM

FTM

FTA

PCT.

AST

PTS

AVG

1937-38

Illinois (Frosh)

College

1938-39

Illinois

College

1939-40

Illinois

College

1940-41

Illinois

College

1941-42

Chicago

NBL

8

10

3

23

2.9

1943-44

US Army

Military Service

Major League Totals

8

10

3

23

2.9