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After the Brooklyn franchise was revoked, the NFL assigned all of Brooklyn's players to the Boston Yanks.
The Boston Yanks acquired fullback Tony Falkenstein from Brooklyn.
Brooklyn acquired Tony Aiello from Detroit.
Brooklyn re-acquired Gordon Wilson from the Boston Yanks.
The Boston Yanks purchased Gordon Wilson from Brooklyn.
The Boston Yanks purchased tackle Ed McGee from Brooklyn.
The Boston Yanks purchased halfback Leo Stasica from Brooklyn.
The Packers acquired end Ray Wehba from the Brooklyn Tigers for fullback Tony Falkenstein.
The Brooklyn Tigers purchased end Joe Carter.
Washington and Brooklyn swapped six players: the Tigers sent halfbacks Merl Condit and Howard Callahan and tackle Joe Ungerer to Washington for backs Ray Hare and Courtney Driscoll and center George Smith.
The Brooklyn Tigers acquired halfback Leo Stasica from Washington.
The Brooklyn Tigers acquired guard Tony Leon from Washington.
The Steagles acquired halfback Ben Kish from Brooklyn in exchange for quarterback John Petchell.
The Dodgers acquired the rights to back George Cafego and back Ben Kish from the Cardinals.
The Cardinals acquired the rights to tackle Ed Beinor from the Dodgers.
The Bears acquired the rights to Bob MacLeod from the Dodgers for the rights to Ray Buivid.
The Dodgers acquired Pittsburgh's 1939 second-round pick (which became Pug Manders).
The Dodgers acquired quarterback Phil Sarboe from the Chicago Cardinals.