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January 17, 1975
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NHL Team Rosters
C—Captain A—Alternate *—Rookie BOSTON GOAL Ken Broderick * Ross Brooks DEFENSE Gary Doak Darryl Edestrand Bobby Orr A Al Sims Dallas Smith A Carol Vadnais CENTER Phil Esposito A Walt McKechnie Andre Savard Gregg Sheppard R. WING Ken Hodge Terry O’Reilly Dave Hynes* Bobby Schmautz L. WING John Bucyk C Dave Forbes Don Marcotte Rod Graham * INJURED Wayne Cashman Gilles Gilbert BUFFALO GOAL Gary Bromley * Rocky Farr* Roger Crozier DEFENSE Larry Carriere Lee Fogolin* Bill Hajt* Jerry Korab J. Guevremont J. Schoenfeld C CENTER Don Luce A Jim Lorentz Gil Perreault A Peter McNab* R. WING Larry Mickey Rene Robert Danny Gare * L. WING Craig Ramsay Brian Spencer Morris Titanic * Norm Gratton INJURED Rick Dudley Richard Martin DETROIT GOAL Jim Rutherford Bill McKenzie * DEFENSE Gary Bergman A Jean Hamel Jack Lynch Bryan Watson Barry Salovaara * Bart Crashley CENTER Blair Stewart* Marcel Dionne C Pierre Jarry R. WING Earl Anderson* Ted Snell Bill Lochead* Doug Roberts L. WING Nick Libett A Hank Nowak* Danny Grant Phil Roberto INJURED Bill Hogaboam Mickey Redmond A ISLANDERS GOAL Glen Resch * Billy Smith DEFENSE Dave Fortier* Gerry Hart Dave Lewis Bert Marshall A Jean Potvin Denis Potvin CENTER Lorne Henning Bob Bourne* Ralph Stewart A Eddie Westfall C R. WING Craig Cameron Billy Harris A Bob Nystrom Andre St. Laurent L. WING Clark Gillies* Walt Ledingham* Billy MacMillan Jean-Paul Parise INJURED Garry Howatt MONTREAL GOAL Ken Dryden Michel Larocque Wayne Thomas DEFENSE Pierre Bouchard Guy Lapointe Larry Robinson Serge Savard A Don Awrey Jim Roberts CENTER Jacques Lemaire Pete…
MINOR HOCKEY TIPS
The Split Save It’s not likely you’ll ever be a ballet dancer, but they’re probably in better physical condition than any sportsman you’ll ever see. For instance, who do you know who can do a full split? The split is a great move if there’s an ice-surface shot coming at you from the side. Here’s the drill: Push of the foot farthest from the puck. At the same time stretch the other foot towards the spot you except the puck to arrive at the goal mouth. Keep the toes of that second foot upright so you get maximum reach and can keep the leg straight at the knee so there’s no gap under it for the puck to slide through. You won’t use the move often but it’s effective. The practice you’ll…
Wings’ Biggest Foreign Expenditure Goes Down The Drain With Bergman
DETROIT— No team has spent more money in Europe and gotten less out of it than the Detroit Red Wings. The Wings’ biggest expenditure for a foreign player, which then general manager Ned Harkness described as “a pile and he’s worth every cent of it”, went down the drain when the club asked waivers on Sewdish defenseman Thommie Bergman in order to give him his unconditional release. At a time when the club was crying for defense help, it couldn’t use the 6’3”. 190-pound blond who Jack Paterson. another former employe, scouted at Sapporo. Japan, during the 1972 Winter Olympics. They spent money to scout him in Japan, spent money to go to Sweden to sign him and spent money to get his release from the Swedish Ice Hockey Federation. Bergman was voted the Wings’…
HOW THEY STAND
UNITED STATES LEAGUE (Standings on Sun. Dec. 22)…
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