1954 FIBA World Championship squads

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The 1954 FIBA World Championship squads were the squads of the 1954 FIBA World Championship. Each one of the 12 teams at the tournament selected a squad of 12 players.[1]

Group A[]

Brazil[]

Paraguay[]

  • 3 Antonio Zapattini Ortiz
  • 4 Reinaldo Cálcena
  • 5 Antonio F. Coscia
  • 6 Gustavo Bendlin Souza Lobos
  • 7 Oswaldo Mongelós
  • 8 Francisco S. Yegros
  • 9 Rubén Darío Olavarrieta Onieva
  • 10 Federico Abente
  • 11 José Emilio Gorostiaga
  • 12 Jorge Bogado
  • 13 Arístides Isusi
  • 14 Óscar Amarilla
  • coach Carlos Rojas y Rojas

Philippines[]

Head coach: Herminio Silva[2]

# Pos Name Year Born Team
3 Lauro Mumar 1924
4 Francisco Rabat Philippines Ateneo Blue Eagles
5 Napoleon Flores Philippines UST Glowing Goldies
6 Mariano Tolentino 1928
7 Benjamin Francisco Philippines PAL Skymasters
8 Rafael Barretto 1931 Philippines San Miguel–San Beda
9 Ponciano Saldaña 1928
10 Florentino Batista
11 Ramon Manulat 1930 Philippines UST Glowing Goldies
12 Bayani Amador Philippines FEU Tamaraws
13 Antonio Genato 1929
14 Carlos Loyzaga 1930

Group B[]

Canada[]

Head coach: Jim Bulloch

# Pos Name Year Born Team
9 Carl Ridd 1929 Canada
10 Mike Spack Canada
22 Roy Burkett Canada
23 George Oelkers Canada
33 Ralph Watts Canada
43 Andy Spack Canada
44 Doug Gresham Canada
45 Ken Callis Canada
55 Herb Olafson Canada
88 Wally Parobec Canada

Peru[]

United States[]

Head coach: Warren Womble[3]

# Pos Name Year Born Team
11 Center Don Penwell United States Peoria Caterpillars
12 Forward Kirby Minter 1929 United States Peoria Caterpillars
14 Forward Dick Retherford United States Peoria Caterpillars
21 Forward Richard Gott United States Peoria Caterpillars
22 Forward Bill Johnson United States Peoria Caterpillars
24 Guard Joe Stratton United States Peoria Caterpillars
34 Guard Allen Kelley 1932 United States Peoria Caterpillars
34 Forward Forrest Hamilton 1931 United States Peoria Caterpillars
44 Guard Kendall Sheets United States Peoria Caterpillars
45 Center B. H. Born 1932 United States Peoria Caterpillars
55 Forward Ed Solomon United States Peoria Caterpillars

Group C[]

France[]

Uruguay[]

Yugoslavia[]

Group D[]

Chile[]

China[]

Israel[]

References[]

  1. ^ ROSTERS
  2. ^ Alinea, Eddie (21 August 2019). "The PH bags bronze in FIBA 1954 WC". The Manila Times. Retrieved 31 October 2021.
  3. ^ "Second World Championship — 1954". USA Basketball. 10 June 2000. Retrieved 14 February 2022.
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