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SUPER SERIES '72 -- ACTUAL GAME LINEUPS 2 September 1972 - Forum de Montréal , Montréal, P.Q. CANADA CCCP F Mahovlich Esposito Cournoyer Bergman Park Yakushev Shadrin Zimin Liapkin Poladiev Henderson Clarke Ellis Lapointe Seiling Kharlamov Maltsev Vikulov Ragulin Tsygankov Hadfield Ratelle Gilbert Awrey Blinov Petrov Mikhailov Gusev Kuzkin Berenson P Mahovlich Redmond Mishakov Lutchenko 4 September 1972 - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Ont. CANADA CCCP F Mahovlich Mikita Cournoyer Bergman Park Yakushev Shadrin Zimin Liapkin Poladiev Henderson Clarke Ellis Lapointe Savard Kharlamov Starshinov Maltsev Ragulin Tsygankov Parise Esposito Cashman Stapleton White Mishakov Petrov Mikhailov Gusev Kuzkin P Mahovlich Goldsworthy Anisin Lutchenko 6 September 1972 - Winnipeg Arena, Winnipeg, Manitoba CANADA CCCP Parise Esposito Cashman Bergman Park Yakushev Shadrin Solodukhin Gusev Kuzkin Henderson Clarke Ellis Lapointe Savard Kharlamov Maltsev Mikhailov Lutchenko Tsygankov F Mahovlich Mikita Cournoyer Stapleton White Bodonov Anisin Lebedev Shatalov Vasiliev P Mahovlich Ratelle Mishakov Petrov 8 September 1972 - Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, B.C. CANADA CCCP D Hull Esposito Goldsworthy Bergman Park Kharlamov Maltsev Vikulov Ragulin Tsygankov Henderson Clarke Ellis Awrey Seiling Blinov Petrov Mikhailov Lutchenko Kuzkin F Mahovlich Perreault Cournoyer Stapleton White Bodonov Anisin Lebedev Vasiliev Poladiev Hadfield Gilbert Yakushev Shadrin 22 September 1972 - Luzhniki Palace of Sports, Moskva CCCP CANADA Yakushev Shadrin Martiniuk Liapkin Lutchenko F Mahovlich Perreault Cournoyer Bergman Park Kharlamov Maltsev Vikulov Ragulin Tsygankov Henderson Clarke Ellis Lapointe Seiling Blinov Petrov Mikhailov Gusev Kuzkin Parise Esposito Gilbert Stapleton White Mishakov Anisin P Mahovlich Ratelle 24 September 1972 - Luzhniki Palace of Sports, Moskva CCCP CANADA Yakushev Shadrin Volchkov Liapkin Lutchenko Parise Esposito Cournoyer Bergman Park Kharlamov Maltsev Vikulov Ragulin Tsygankov Henderson Clarke Ellis Lapointe Savard Bodonov Anisin Lebedev Shatalov Vasiliev D Hull Ratelle Gilbert Stapleton White Petrov Mikhailov P Mahovlich Berenson 26 September 1972 - Luzhniki Palace of Sports, Moskva CCCP CANADA Yakushev Shadrin Anisin Liapkin Lutchenko Parise Esposito Cournoyer Bergman Park Mishakov Maltsev Vikulov Ragulin Tsygankov Henderson Clarke Ellis Lapointe Savard Blinov Petrov Mikhailov Gusev Kuzkin D Hull Ratelle Gilbert Stapleton White Volchkov Vasiliev P Mahovlich Goldsworthy 28 September 1972 - Luzhniki Palace of Sports, Moskva CCCP CANADA Yakushev Shadrin Anisin Liapkin Vasiliev Parise Esposito Cournoyer Bergman Park Mishakov Maltsev Kharlamov Lutchenko Tsygankov Henderson Clarke Ellis Lapointe Savard Blinov Petrov Mikhailov Gusev Kuzkin D Hull Ratelle Gilbert Stapleton White Volchkov Vikulov F Mahovlich P Mahovlich * CANADIAN GOALIES: Dryden 1, 4, 6, 8; T.Esposito 2, 3, 5, 7 [CCCP: Tretjak plays all 8 games] * USSR plays with units of five, rolling three lines. Fourth line mixes in sparingly * Canada rotates forwards regularly * Esposito double-shifts regularly in all games in Moscow (centers fourth line) 22 J.P. 7 Phil 12 Yvan 2 Gary 5 Brad PARISE ESPOSITO COURNOYER BERGMAN PARK CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA SHOT 1 0 ASST SHOT 3(4) 1(2) ASST SHOT 1(2) 0 ASST SHOT XX X ASST SHOT (1) 2 ASST SKILL SKILL POWER SKILL POWER POWER SPEED SMART SMART SPEED SMART SMART SPEED SMART HIT STAR STAR HIT STAR FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT 4.5 B 58 2 A 0.5 A 1.5 A 6 0.5 A LW GP: 6 C GP: 8 RW GP: 8 D GP: 8 D GP: 8 Minnesota North Stars Boston Bruins Montréal Canadiens Detroit Red Wings New York Rangers 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 19 Paul 28 Bobby 6 Ron 25 Guy 23 Serge 24 Mickey HENDERSON CLARKE ELLIS LAPOINTE SAVARD REDMOND CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA SHOT 3(4) (1) ASST SHOT (1) 0 ASST SHOT XX (1) ASST SHOT XX (1) ASST SHOT XX (1) ASST SHOT XX XX ASST SKILL SKILL SKILL POWER SKILL SPEED SMART SPEED SMART SPEED SMART SPEED SMART SPEED STAR STAR HIT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT 0.5 A 54 2.5 A 1 A 1 B 0 C 0.5 B LW GP: 8 C GP: 8 RW GP: 8 D GP: 7 D GP: 5 RW GP: 1 Toronto Maple Leafs Philadelphia Flyers Toronto Maple Leafs Montréal Canadiens Montréal Canadiens Detroit Red Wings 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 10 Dennis 18 Jean 8 Rod 17 Bill 3 Pat 15 Red HULL RATELLE GILBERT WHITE STAPLETON BERENSON CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA SHOT 2 XX ASST SHOT 0 0 ASST SHOT 0 (1) ASST SHOT (X) (1) ASST SHOT XX (X) ASST SHOT XX (1) ASST SKILL SKILL SKILL POWER SKILL SPEED SMART SMART SPEED SMART SMART SPEED SMART SMART STAR STAR HIT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT 1 B 50 0 B 1.5 B 6 1 B 0 B 0 B LW GP: 4 C GP: 6 RW GP: 6 D GP: 7 D GP: 7 C GP: 2 Chicago Black Hawks New York Rangers New York Rangers Chicago Black Hawks Chicago Black Hawks Detroit Red Wings 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 27 Frank 21 Stan 20 Pete 16 Rod 26 Don 11 Vic MAHOVLICH MIKITA MAHOVLICH SEILING AWREY HADFIELD CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA SHOT 0 (X) ASST SHOT XX (1) ASST SHOT (X) (X) ASST SHOT XX XX ASST SHOT XX XX ASST SHOT XX XX ASST SKILL POWER SKILL POWER POWER POWER POWER SMART SPEED SMART SPEED SMART SMART SPEED STAR FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT 0 B 49 0 B 0.5 B 0 B 0 B 0 B LW GP: 6 C GP: 2 LW GP: 7 D GP: 3 D GP: 2 LW GP: 2 Montréal Canadiens Chicago Black Hawks Montréal Canadiens New York Rangers Boston Bruins New York Rangers 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 9 Bill 33 Gilbert 14 Wayne 29 Ken 35 Tony GOLDSWORTHY PERREAULT CASHMAN DRYDEN ESPOSITO CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA CANADA SHOT 1 0 ASST SHOT 2 (1) ASST SHOT XX 2(3) ASST PLAY SAVE: 1 PLAY SAVE: 3 POWER SKILL POWER SHOT SAVE: 0 SHOT SAVE: 1 SPEED HIT HIT SPEC SAVE: 1 SPEC SAVE: 2 FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT PEN INJ PEN INJ 1.5 B 47 0 B 4.5 B 0 B 0 B W GP: 2 C GP: 2 RW GP: 2 G ST: 4 G ST: 4 Minnesota North Stars Buffalo Sabres Boston Bruins Montréal Canadiens Chicago Black Hawks 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 15 Aleksandr 19 Vladimir 11 Evgeni 25 Yuri 3 Vladimir YAKUSHEV SHADRIN ZIMIN LIAPKIN LUTCHENKO CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP SHOT 3(4) 1 ASST SHOT 1 1(2) ASST SHOT 4 1 ASST SHOT 0 2(3) ASST SHOT (X) (1) ASST SKILL POWER SKILL POWER SKILL SKILL POWER SPEED SPEED SPEED SMART SMART STAR HIT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT 0.5 A 51 0 A 1 E 0 B 0.5 A LW GP: 8 C GP: 8 RW GP: 2 D GP: 6 D GP: 8 Спартак Москва Спартак Москва Спартак Москва Химик Воскресенск ЦСКА Москва 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 17 Valeri 10 Aleksandr 18 Vladimir 7 Gennadi 5 Aleksandr 21 Viacheslav KHARLAMOV MALTSEV VIKULOV TSYGANKOV RAGULIN SOLODUKHIN CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP SHOT 1(2) 1(2) ASST SHOT XX 1(2) ASST SHOT 1 (X) ASST SHOT XX 0 ASST SHOT XX (X) ASST SHOT XX XX ASST SKILL SKILL SKILL POWER POWER SKILL SPEED SMART SPEED SPEED SMART SPEED SMART STAR STAR FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT 2.5 C 52 0 A 1 C 1 A 0.5 B 46 0 B LW GP: 7 C/W GP: 8 RW GP: 6 D GP: 8 D GP: 6 C GP: 1 ЦСКА Москва Динамо Москва ЦСКА Москва ЦСКА Москва ЦСКА Москва CKA Ленинград 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 12 Evgeni 16 Vladimir 13 Boris 2 Aleksandr 4 Viktor 8 Viacheslav MISHAKOV PETROV MIKHAILOV GUSEV KUZKIN STARSHINOV CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP SHOT XX XX ASST SHOT 1 1 ASST SHOT 1 0 ASST SHOT 0 XX ASST SHOT XX (X) ASST SHOT XX XX ASST SKILL POWER POWER POWER SKILL SMART SMART SMART SMART SMART HIT STAR STAR HIT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT 1 B 6 56 1.5 A 1 A 6 0.5 A 1 A 46 0 A LW GP: 6 C GP: 8 RW GP: 8 D GP: 6 D GP: 7 C GP: 1 ЦСКА Москва ЦСКА Москва ЦСКА Москва ЦСКА Москва ЦСКА Москва Спартак Москва 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 29 Aleksandr 22 Viacheslav 9 Yuri 14 Yuri 6 Valeri 26 Evgeni MARTYNIUK ANISIN BLINOV SHATALOV VASILIEV POLADIEV CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP SHOT XX XX ASST SHOT (X) 1 ASST SHOT 1(2) (X) ASST SHOT XX XX ASST SHOT 0 (1) ASST SHOT XX XX ASST SKILL SKILL SKILL POWER SPEED SPEED SPEED SMART HIT HIT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT 0 A 48 0.5 A 0 A 0 A 1 A 0 E RW GP: 1 C GP: 7 RW GP: 5 D GP: 2 D GP: 6 D GP: 2 Спартак Москва Крылья Советов ЦСКА Москва Крылья Советов Динамо Москва Спартак Москва 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 23 Yuri 30 Aleksandr 24 Aleksandr 20 Vladislav LEBEDEV VOLCHKOV BODUNOV TRETJAK CCCP CCCP CCCP CCCP SHOT 1 XX ASST SHOT XX XX ASST SHOT 1 XX ASST PLAY SAVE: 2 SKILL SKILL SHOT SAVE: 2 SPEED SPEED HIT SPEC SAVE: 1 FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT FO PEN INJ FT PEN INJ 0.5 A 0 A 0 A 0 A LW GP: 3 RW/C GP: 3 RW GP: 3 G ST: 8 Крылья Советов ЦСКА Москва Крылья Советов ЦСКА Москва 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series 1972 Summit Series .
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  • Scavenger Hunt

    Scavenger Hunt

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