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APBA PRO HOCKEY ROSTER SHEET 1968-69 Season APBA PRO HOCKEY ROSTER SHEET 1968-69 Season BOSTON (BM:0, A/G:1.64, PP: +1, PK: -1) CHICAGO (BM:11, A/G: 1.69, PP: +1, PK: 0) DETROIT (BM:0, A/G:1.62, PP: 0, PK: 0) Left Wing Center Right Wing Left Wing Center Right Wing Left Wing Center Right Wing BUCYK* ESPOSITO*# HODGE HULL, R.*# MIKITA*# PAPPIN MAHOVLICH, F.*# DELVECCHIO* HOWE*# SATHER* STANFIELD WESTFALL HULL, D.# MARTIN WHARRAM LIBETT UNGER CONNELLY MURPHY SANDERSON McKENZIE MOHNS NESTERENKO MAKI, R. PRENTICE STEMKOWSKI MacGREGOR CASHMAN HARRISON SHACK BOUDRIAS LeBLANC SCHMAUTZ MONTEITH MAHOVLICH, P. LECLERC BAILEY LORENTZ WILLIAMS MAKI, W. WISTE HATOUM SPECK SNOW MARCOTTE WEBSTER McCANN L. Defense R. Defense Goalies L. Defense R. Defense Goalies L. Defense R. Defense Goalies SMITH, D. ORR*# CHEEVERS*# STAPLETON# MAROTTE DeJORDY BAUN BERGMAN EDWARDS AWREY GREEN# JOHNSTON McMAHON JARRETT DRYDEN HARRIS DOUGLAS CROZIER DOAK SMITH, R. RAVLICH YOUNG NORRIS WATSON POPIEL SAWCHUK* GAUTHIER GIBBS SHMYR McKAY FALKENBERG HART LOS ANGELES (BM:11, A/G:1.61, PP: -1, PK: +1) MINNESOTA (BM:0, A/G:1.67, PP: +1, PK: 0) MONTREAL (BM:0, A/G:1.59, PP: 0, PK: 0) Left Wing Center Right Wing Left Wing Center Right Wing Left Wing Center Right Wing WALL JOYAL FLETT PARISE CULLEN LAROSE# LEMAIRE* RICHARD* ROUSSEAU# IRVINE PETERS HUGHES, H. GRANT# O'SHEA# GOLDSWORTHY FERGUSON BELIVEAU*# COURNOYER* LEMIEUX, R. LABOSSIERE ANDERSON ORBAN McKECHNIE COLLINS DUFF* BACKSTROM PROVOST MacDONALD MENARD KRAKE MacDONALD MARCETTA LAWSON TREMBLAY, G. BORDELEAU REDMOND ROBINSON CAMPBELL DUFOUR JOHNSTON, J. DINEEN SMITH MONAHAN DROUIN CARON CROTEAU INGLIS FOLEY MEISSNER BERRY GLOVER L. Defense R. Defense Goalies L. Defense R. Defense Goalies L. Defense R. Defense Goalies ROLFE WHITE# DESJARDINS BOIVIN* VASKO# MANIAGO HARRIS# LAPERRIERE* VACHON* HUGHES, B. CAHAN RUTLEDGE REID McCORD RIVARD SAVARD* TREMBLAY, J.# WORSLEY* LEMIEUX, J. AMADIO CARON HILLMAN NANNE BAUMAN HARPER HILLMAN ESPOSITO* MacKENZIE JOHNSTON, M. LAPOINTE* NEW YORK (BM:0, A/G:1.65, PP: +1, PK: -1) OAKLAND (BM:0, A/G:1.61, PP: -1, PK: +1) PHILADELPHIA (BM:11, A/G:1.72, PP: -1, PK: -1) Left Wing Center Right Wing Left Wing Center Right Wing Left Wing Center Right Wing HADFIELD RATELLE* GILBERT*# JARRETT HAMPSON# FERGUSON GENDRON LACROIX DORNHOEFER BALON TKACZUK NEVIN# UBRIACO INGARFIELD EHMAN SUTHERLAND JOHNSON ROCHEFORT MARSHALL GOYETTE STEWART DILLABOUGH SZURA HICKE# BLACKBURN PETERS SARRAZIN JEFFREY HEXTALL FLEMING PERRY LAUGHTON BRENNEMAN HEISKALA STANKIEWICZ NOLET RIVERS KURTENBACH TROTTIER RONSON HANNIGAN MEEHAN PAIEMENT JONES FAIRBAIRN LaFORGE BYERS L. Defense R. Defense Goalies L. Defense R. Defense Goalies L. Defense R. Defense Goalies BROWN NEILSON GIACOMIN*# MARSHALL VADNAIS# SMITH CHERRY VAN IMPE# PARENT*# SEILING HOWELL* SIMMONS LACOMBE ROBERTS HODGE WATSON MISZUK FAVELL HAMILTON PARK* VILLEMURE MATTIUSSI ODROWSKI WORTHY HALE STANLEY* BLACKBURN MacSWEYN ZEIDEL APBA PRO HOCKEY ROSTER SHEET 1968-69 Season PITTSBURGH (BM:0, A/G:1.75, PP: 0, PK: 0) ST. LOUIS (BM:12, A/G:1.64, PP: -1, PK: +1) TORONTO (BM:12, A/G:1.61, PP: 0, PK: -1) Left Wing Center Right Wing Left Wing Center Right Wing Left Wing Center Right Wing McCREARY BURNS SCHINKEL# ECCLESTONE BERENSON# SABOURIN HENDERSON KEON* ELLIS FONTEYNE ANGOTTI PRONOVOST McDONALD# SCHOCK ROBERTS# PULFORD* ULLMAN*# SMITH DEA BOYER SWARBRICK McCREARY HENRY ST. MARSEILLE WALTON OLIVER ARMSTRONG* LECAINE HARRIS ANDREA KEENAN CRISP CAMERON SELBY KENNEDY MICKEY SWAIN SNELL DENNIS GRAY CARLETON CLANCY MARSH L. Defense R. Defense Goalies L. Defense R. Defense Goalies L. Defense R. Defense Goalies WOYTOWICH WATSON BINKLEY PICARD# TALBOT HALL*# DOREY HORTON*# GAMBLE PRICE RUPP DALEY PLAGER, B. ARBOUR# PLANTE*# PILOTE* PELYK BOWER* SPEER McCALLUM EDWARDS PLAGER, R. HARVEY*# OUIMET PRONOVOST* QUINN SMITH PRATT LAGACE FORTIN PLAGER, W. McKENNY LEY ARBOUR BARRIE Special Rules for 1968-69 1. There is no overtime. Games tied after 60 minutes are scored a tie with each team receiving a one point in the standings. 2. Teams allowed to dress 16 skaters and 2 goalies for each game. (most teams choose 11 forwards and 5 defensemen) * = Hall of Fame Player # = Played in All Star Game Eastern Division Champion - Montreal 103 points (46-19-11) Award Winners: Western Divison Champion - St Louis 88 points (37-25-14) Stanley Cup Final - Montreal defeated St. Louis 4 games to 0 Art Ross Trophy (Leading Scorer) Esposito - Bos Calder Trophy: (Top Rookie) Grant - Minn Statistical Leaders: Hart Memorial Trophy: (MVP) Esposito - Bos Goals - R. Hull - Chi 58 goals Norris Trophy (Top Defenseman) Bobby Orr - Bos Assists - Esposito - Bos 77 assists Lady Byng Trophy: (Fair Play) Delvecchio - Det Points - Esposito - Bos 126 points (49 goals, 77 assists) Vezina Trophy: (Top Goalie) Hall & Plante - StL Penalty Minutes - Kennedy - Tor 213 penalty minutes Conn Symthe (Playoff MVP) Savard - Mon Shots on Goal - R. Hull - Chi 414 shots Shooting Percentage - McKenzie - Bos 23.6% (29 goals on 123 shots) All Star Teams First Team Second Team Power Play Goals - R. Hull - Chi 20 PPG LW R. Hull - Chi Mahovlich - Det Shorthanded Goals - Keon - Tor 6 SHG C Esposito - Bos Beliveau - Mon Plus/Minus - Orr - Bos Plus 66 RW Howe - Det Cournoyer - Mon Goals Against Average - Plante - StL 1.96 GAA D Orr - Bos Harris - Mon Goalie Shutouts - Hall - StL 8 shutouts D Horton - Tor Green - Bos Goalie Wins - Giacomin - NY 37 wins G Hall - StL Giacomin - NY.
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