* Records of which round the players were selected in for the 1952 draft are incomplete, except for those of the Boston Celtics franchise, which have rounds indicated before each name.
1st round
Milwaukee Hawks – Mark Workman – 6’9 C West Virginia
Baltimore Bullets – Jim Baechtold – 6’4 GF Eastern Kentucky
Fort Wayne Pistons – Dick Groat – 6’1 G Duke
Philadelphia Warriors – Bill Mlkvy – 6’4 F Temple
Indianapolis Olympians – Joe Dean – G Louisiana State
New York Knicks – Ralph Polson – 6’7 FC Whitworth
Boston Celtics – Bill Stauffer – F Missouri
Syracuse Nationals – Bob Lochmueller – 6’5 F Louisville
Rochester Royals – Chuck Darling – FC Iowa
Minneapolis Lakers – Clyde Lovelette – 6’10 C West LibertyLater rounds:
Milwaukee Hawks – (2nd round) Eddie Miller 6’8 Center -Syracuse; Pete Brewster-Purdue; Roger Johnson-Arizona; George McLeod 6’5 Forward -TCU; Ab Nicholas-Wisconsin; Dick Retherford-Baldwin/Wallace; John Snee-Clemson; Jim Tackett-New Mexico; Coyt Vance-Mississippi State; Bob Watson 6’0 Guard-Kentucky
Baltimore Bullets – Blaine Denning 6’2 Guard-Lawrence Tech; Chuck Grigsby 6’5 Guard -Dayton; Frank Guisness-Washington; Bill Lea-Southwest Missouri; Art Press-Western Maryland; Bob Priddy 6’3 Forward-New Mexico A&M; Benny Purcell-Murray State; Bud Penwell-Oklahoma City; Mike Magula-Youngstown; Bob Peterson 6’5 Forward-Oregon; Jim Walsh 6’4 Forward-Stanford
Fort Wayne Pistons – (2nd round)Don “Monk” Meineke 6’7 Forward/Center-Dayton; Bill Carlson-Fordham; Hal Cerra-Duquesne; Bob Clifotn-Iowa; Leo Corkery-St. Bonnaventure; Lee Terrill-NC State; Jim Ramstead-Stanford
Philadelphia Warriors – (2nd round)Walt “Buddy” Davis 6’8 Forward/Center–Texas A&M; Tom Brennan 6’4 Forward-Villanova; Bob Brown-Louisville; Burr Carlson-UConn; Nick Kladis-Loyola[IL]; Newt Jones-LaSalle; Moe Radovich 6’0 Guard-Wyoming; Don Scanlon-Pennsylvania; Glenn Smith-Utah; Ben Stewart-Villanova
Indianapolis Olympians – (2nd round)Robert “Zeke” Zawoluk 6’7 Forward/Center–St. John’s; Jay Handlan-Washington & Lee; Bill Harrell-Siena; Jim Hoverder-Central Missouri State; Gene Rhodes 6’1 Guard-Western Kentucky; Dale Toft-Denver; Lucian “Skippy” Whitaker 6’1 Guard-Kentucky; Gordon Stauffer-Michigan State
New York Knicks – Roy Belliveau-Seton Hall; Dick Bunt 6’0 Guard-NYU; Bert Cook 6’3 Guard/Forward-Utah State; Ben Gibson-St. Mary’s [CA]; Bud Julian-Southwest Missouri State; Paul Sullivan-Alabama; Dick Surhoff 6’4 Forward-LIU
Boston Celtics – (2nd round) Jim Iverson–Kansas State; (3rd round) J.C. Maze–Southwest Texas; (4th round) Herm Hedderick 6’5 Guard-Canisius; (5th round) Don Johnson-Oklahoma State: (6th round) Jim Buchanan-Nebraska; (7th round) Fred Eydt-Cornell; (8th round) Gordon Mungier-Spring Hill; (9th round) Jim Dilling-Holy Cross; (10th round) Gene Conley 6’8 Forward/Center-Washington State
Syracuse Nationals – Jim Brasco 6’1 Guard-NYU; Bud Donnelly-LaSalle; Jim Kennedy-Duquesne; Ken McBride 6’3 Guard/Forward-Maryland State; Harry Moore-West Virginia; Bob Roche-Syracuse
Rochester Royals – Bryant Ivey-Alabama; Leroy Leslie-Notre Dame; Ronnie MacGilvray 6’2 Guard-St. John’s; Jewell McDowell-Texas A&M; Jack McMahon 6’1 Guard-St. John’s; Sam Miranda-Indiana; Jerry Romney-BYU; Ray Royce-Houston; Arnold Smith-CCNY; Ray Sonnenberg-St. Louis; Ray Steiner-St. Louis; Bob Whitmer-Florida State
Minneapolis Lakers – Tom Ackermann-West Liberty; Jim Bishop-Mississippi Southern; Rod Fletcher-Illinois; Cliff Haag-Wyoming; Jim Holstein 6’3 Guard/Forward-Cincinnati; Bob Holt-Tulane; Tom Katsimpalis-Eastern Illinois; Dick Means-Minnesota; Dwight Morrison-USC; Carl McNulty 6’3 Guard-Purdue; Ed Ramiraz-Centenary; Don Schneider-Arizona; Gene Smith-Xavier[OH]; Gene Smith-Huron; Homer Spain-Union[TN]; John Wallesea-Memphis State