Top Money Winners

BOBBY ORR JOHN BUCYK JACQUES PLANTE GLENN HALL JOHN McKENZIE TONY ESPOSITO PHIL ESPOSITO PHIL GOYETTE…

CHL Stars, Awards Winners

FIRST TEAM Goal: Serge Aubry, Tulsa Defense: Mike Robitaille, Omaha Defense: Gordie Nelson, Tulsa Center: Don Luce, Omaha Right Wing: Oscar Gaudet, Dallas Left Wing: Jack Egers, Omaha Coach: Marcel Pronovost, Tulsa SECOND TEAM Goal: Peter McDuffe, Omaha Defense: Andre Dupont, Omaha Defense: Barry Wilkins, Oklahoma Center: Bill Orban, Iowa Left Wing: Danny Johnson, Tulsa Right Wing: Danny Seguin, Iowa Coach: Doug Barkley, Fort Worth MVP Award—Danny Johnson, Tulsa Rookie Of Year—Andre Dupont, Omaha Top Defenseman—Mike Robitaille, Omaha Leading Scorer—Jack Egers, Omaha Leading Goaler—Serge Aubry, Tulsa…

FINAL 1969-70 TEAM STANDINGS

First All-Star Berth Swells Orr’s Bonus Take To $17,750

MONTREAL— Boston’s brilliant Bobby Orr just can’t seem to avoid making money. It literally falls into his lap. With the culmination of the Stanley Cup playoffs and Boston’s ultimate victory, young Orr emerged from it all with the major share of the accolades and a bulging bankroll to match. Selection to the first NHL All Star defense mean’t another $2,000 bonus for the sensational Boston rearguard and raised his monetary awards’ to a high of $17,750, tops for the NHL for one of the most glittering seasonal performances ever seen in the big time. Orr had to share the All-Star spotlight with the Esposito brothers, Tony and Phil, who were both selected as well to be-come the first pair of brothers to be named to a first All-Star team since 1937-38 and only the…