1962–63 St. Louis Hawks season explained

Team:	St. Louis Hawks
Team Link:	Atlanta Hawks
End Year:	1963
Wins:	48
Losses:	32
Division:	Western
Division Place:	2
Coach:	Harry Gallatin
Arena:	Kiel Auditorium
Television:	KPLR-TV
Radio:	KMOX
Playoffs:	West Division Finals (Eliminated 3–4)
Bbr Team:	STL

The 1962–63 NBA season was the Hawks' 14th season in the NBA and eighth season in St. Louis.^[1]

Regular season

Season standings

x – clinched playoff spot

Record vs. opponents

1962-63 NBA Records
width=100	Team	BOS	CHI	CIN	DET	LAL	NYK	SFW	STL	SYR
	—	8–2	9–3	8–0	4–5	10–2	8–1	5–3	6–6
	2–8	—	4–6	3–7	3–7	4–6	4–6	3–7	2–8
	3–9	6–4	—	4–4	3–6	10–2	6–3	3–5	7–5
	0–8	7–3	4–4	—	1–11	8–1	7–5	4–8	3–6
	5–4	7–3	6–3	11–1	—	5–3	8–4	7–5	4–4
	2–10	6–4	2–10	1–8	3–5	—	2–6	3–6	2–10
	1–8	6–4	3–6	5–7	4–8	6–2	—	3–9	3–5
St. Louis	3–5	7–3	5–3	8–4	5–7	6–3	9–3	—	5–4
	6–6	8–2	5–7	6–3	4–4	10–2	5–3	4–5	—

Game log

1962–63 Game log
	Date	Opponent	Score	High points	Record
1	October 20		111–120	Bob Pettit (27)	1–0
2	October 23		110–109	Bob Pettit (23)	2–0
3	October 24		114–121	John Barnhill (20)	3–0
4	October 26	@ Cincinnati	102–118	Bob Pettit (28)	3–1
5	October 27		109–115	John Barnhill (29)	4–1
6	October 30		97–98	Bob Pettit (26)	5–1
7	October 31		126–108	Bob Pettit (29)	5–2
8	November 3	Chicago	109–114	Jordon, Pettit (26)	6–2
9	November 7	New York	122–112	Bob Pettit (37)	6–3
10	November 9	@ Syracuse	93–101	John Barnhill (21)	6–4
11	November 10		96–97	Bob Pettit (33)	7–4
12	November 11	Detroit	100–117	Cliff Hagan (29)	8–4
13	November 13		100–132	Bob Pettit (25)	9–4
14	November 16	@ Cincinnati	111–120	Lenny Wilkens (28)	9–5
15	November 17	Syracuse	107–113	Jordon, Pettit (23)	10–5
16	November 20	@ New York	95–103	Bob Pettit (19)	10–6
17	November 21	@ Boston	106–115	Bob Pettit (30)	10–7
18	November 22	Detroit	91–106	Bob Pettit (31)	11–7
19	November 23	@ Detroit	121–93	Bob Pettit (35)	12–7
20	November 24	Boston	95–97	Bob Pettit (36)	13–7
21	November 27	Syracuse	105–120	Bob Pettit (34)	14–7
22	November 28	@ Los Angeles	110–116	Bob Pettit (30)	14–8
23	November 29	@ San Francisco	128–121	Bob Pettit (45)	15–8
24	December 1	@ Los Angeles	97–110	Bob Pettit (41)	15–9
25	December 2	@ San Francisco	122–116	Cliff Hagan (43)	16–9
26	December 4	Chicago	102–104	Bob Pettit (21)	17–9
27	December 6	@ Chicago	93–106	Bob Pettit (23)	17–10
28	December 8	San Francisco	129–145	Bob Pettit (26)	18–10
29	December 9	N Detroit	119–123	Bob Pettit (33)	18–11
30	December 12	@ Boston	98–111	Bob Pettit (33)	18–12
31	December 15	@ Detroit	112–94	Bob Pettit (31)	19–12
32	December 16	New York	108–115	John Barnhill (22)	20–12
33	December 18	@ San Francisco	110–130	Cliff Hagan (19)	20–13
34	December 19	@ Los Angeles	106–135	Bob Pettit (29)	20–14
35	December 21	@ Los Angeles	105–100	Bob Pettit (35)	21–14
36	December 25	N San Francisco	91–94	Bob Pettit (23)	21–15
37	December 26	Los Angeles	104–106	Bob Pettit (39)	22–15
38	December 29	Boston	100–102	Cliff Hagan (25)	23–15
39	December 30	@ Chicago	107–100	Bob Pettit (31)	24–15
40	January 2	@ Syracuse	95–120	Cliff Hagan (33)	24–16
41	January 4	N Detroit	121–100	Bob Pettit (22)	25–16
42	January 5	@ Detroit	90–92	Bob Pettit (27)	25–17
43	January 6	San Francisco	103–114	Cliff Hagan (34)	26–17
44	January 8	Los Angeles	99–96	Bob Pettit (23)	26–18
45	January 9	N New York	110–95	Bob Pettit (29)	27–18
46	January 12	Cincinnati	109–115	Bob Pettit (36)	28–18
47	January 13	@ Cincinnati	105–104	Chico Vaughn (28)	29–18
48	January 19	San Francisco	114–116	Beaty, Hagan (21)	30–18
49	January 20	San Francisco	115–116	Bob Pettit (37)	31–18
50	January 22	N Syracuse	93–113	Bob Pettit (28)	32–18
51	January 24	N Boston	109–111	Bob Pettit (40)	32–19
52	January 25	@ Boston	98–113	Bob Pettit (27)	32–20
53	January 27	Los Angeles	105–101	Bob Pettit (34)	32–21
54	January 29	Syracuse	105–123	Bob Pettit (26)	33–21
55	January 31	@ Syracuse	100–112	Bob Pettit (32)	33–22
56	February 1	@ Chicago	119–111	Bob Pettit (35)	34–22
57	February 2	Los Angeles	103–97	Bob Pettit (37)	34–23
58	February 5	N Detroit	120–105	Bob Pettit (27)	35–23
59	February 8	Cincinnati	116–112	Bob Pettit (30)	35–24
60	February 10	Detroit	102–95	Bob Pettit (36)	35–25
61	February 12	Syracuse	100–128	Cliff Hagan (34)	36–25
62	February 13	@ New York	103–102	Bob Pettit (25)	37–25
63	February 14	N New York	113–123	Bob Pettit (37)	37–26
64	February 15	@ Cincinnati	99–96	Bob Pettit (30)	38–26
65	February 16	Boston	114–94	Bob Pettit (37)	38–27
66	February 22	Chicago	98–115	Bob Pettit (29)	39–27
67	February 24	San Francisco	106–127	Bob Pettit (30)	40–27
68	February 26	Cincinnati	107–114	Bob Pettit (35)	41–27
69	February 27	@ Chicago	93–98	Zelmo Beaty (25)	41–28
70	March 1	N Detroit	113–115	Bob Pettit (40)	41–29
71	March 3	Chicago	97–104	Bob Pettit (26)	42–29
72	March 5	@ Chicago	93–116	Lenny Wilkens (19)	42–30
73	March 8	@ New York	129–124	Bob Pettit (40)	43–30
74	March 9	Los Angeles	101–117	Bob Pettit (33)	44–30
75	March 10	New York	120–132	Cliff Hagan (33)	45–30
76	March 11	@ Los Angeles	96–109	Bob Pettit (19)	45–31
77	March 13	@ Los Angeles	112–98	Bob Pettit (35)	46–31
78	March 14	@ San Francisco	114–109	Bob Pettit (35)	47–31
79	March 15	N San Francisco	108–119	Bob Pettit (30)	47–32
80	March 17	Detroit	105–119	Bob Pettit (28)	48–32

Playoffs

Awards and records

Harry Gallatin, NBA Coach of the Year Award
Bob Pettit, All-NBA First Team
Zelmo Beaty, NBA All-Rookie Team 1st Team

Notes and References

https://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/STL/1963.html 1962–63 St. Louis Hawks