Samer ROYAL BANK SERVING British Columbia 1974-75 Canuck Yearbook isthe Official Guide and Records of Vancouver Hockey Club, Ltd, Editor Greg Douglas Associate Editor Diane Lennie Publistieel by Canucks Publishing Lid, 1974-75 (All contents copyrighted) CONTENTS Board of Directors Canucks’ Directory Phil Maloney 1974-75 Schedule ..... ‘Complete Canucks’ Roster. Player Profiles. 1973-74 In Review Canucks! NHL Firsts ‘Team & Individual Record:BOARD OF DIRECTORS NORTHWEST SPORTS ENTERPRISES LTD. Coleman E, Hall William J, Hughes Frank A. Gulfliths, CA “The Hon, Walter 5, Owen, Q.C. Senator E.M. Lawson Mr, Peter Paul Saunders ore Mr, Sydney W. Welsh Mr, W.L. McEwen Mr. Lary 8. Dampier CANUCKS DIRECTORY VANCOUVER CANUCKS Pacific Coliseum 100 Noah Renfrew Str Vancouver, B.C. VSK 3N7 Phone (604) 254-5141 TWX 610-929-2054 NORTHWEST SPORTS ENTERPRISES LTD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Frank A. Grittiths Peter Paul Saunders William, Hughes Bill McEwen Li Gov. Walter Owen (Coleman E. Halt Senator Ed Lawson Sys Welsh arty 5, Dam VANCOUVER HOCKEY cLun LTD, crarman Frank A. Grits President William |, Hughes Manayng Director Coleman E, Hall Secretary Robert G. Dinning General Manoger & Coach Assstant Genero! Manager & Pubic Relstions Direct Assistant Comptoir Pobie Relations Director of Pubtcations Phil Maloney John Chesmaa Betty Michaluk Babe Pratt John Whitman Ken Caravetta Gut Doctors Dr. W. Brewier Dr L Wobick Dr. Ken Walters Trainers Pat Dunn Phi Langlois Scouts Larry Popein, Western Scout Joha O'Flaherty Jack MacDonald Pace Collum, 100 North Renfrew Stre Vancouver, B.C. VSK 3N7 Seating Capacity 15,569 Location of Press Box West Side — Renfrew En Dimension of Rink 200 feet by 85 fet Niekaame Canucks (Cheb Colours Blue, Green and White Uhitotae Home: White with Blue and Green Trim Away: Blue with Green and White Trim Victoria 8. Jim Robson BC (2), CHAN (8) (CKNW (980) Executive Offices Cl trata et Play-by-Play Broadcaster TY ChannetPHIL MALONEY E is important By TOM WATT Vancouver Province in’s reach should exceed his grasp, or what's ~ Robert Browning. “Ah, but a a heaven for? If Phil Maloney permits himself celestial glances, he man- ages to keep the stars from his eyes. The general manager and coach of the Vancouver Canucks will take what he considers within the grasp of his National Hockey League team and leave the dreams to those who sleep. “{ should sit up and pound the table and say that we're going to finish first,” he says, sitting up and pounding the table. “But I've got to be realistic.” Maloney reviews his roster; discusses the NHL schedule and the Canucks’ opposition in their newly-aligned division; looks at last season's final standings and concludes: “This is the first year since Vancouver came into the NHL that we have a realistic shot at the playoffs. This has got to put everyone in a better frame of mind.” But, as Maloney prepared to open his first training camp as coach and g.m., he was aware that four years of frus tration and defeat had left their marks. “Everybody's got roblems,”” he said. ‘All 1 ask is that they put them aside while we get on with the job of winning. When you're win: ning, all of those problems suddenly seem less significant. “AIL | ask these guys is to believe that when I do some- thing, I’m doing it because I think it will help the team. If 1 play a guy out of his normal posi- tion, it’s because | believe that's where 1 think he'll help us most.” What Maloney’ should have going for him most is the record of the Canucks after he took over as coach on January 15, 1974 Canucks managed only 25 points in 41 games prior to his appointment. But they came on to compile 34 points in 37 games for Maloney, hockey’s ‘Silver Fox’. Maloney vowed he'd get Vancouver out of last place in the Eastern Division, which he did, and in the process Canucks accumulated the best record of any NHL Vancouver team This season he not only expects Canucks to make the playoffs, which would mean finishing at least third, but to finish second in their division. Maloney has said that the only thing he will concede is the fact Chicago might finish first in the division that includes St. Louis, Minnesota, the expansion Kansas City Scouts and Vancouver In conclusion, Maloney points out: “Naturally, every time we play teams in our own division we have to consider the games as four-pointers, “But then .. . every game is so important.”| BEHIND THE SCENE 1974-75 SEASON SCHEDULE ae ere ro Wetec, oxebar 9.1074 ree ' Shey t 18a | Seer | Robert G. Dinning cay ey | G ee Babe Pratt Larry Popein John O'Flaherty EE aoe a iS) as ea | x Sse Jack MaeDorald Pat Donn Pit Lanso MEDICAL STAFF: “sy } Dr. Lee Wobick ee tonne. Dr, Ken Walters eee: CaitocniaCANUCK TRAINING CAMP ROSTER 1974-75 1973-74 Record Player Het. Wat. _ Place of Birth Date 1973-74 Club GPG A Pts Pim FORWARDS BORDELEAU, Paulin 5.09 165. Noranda, Que. Jan. 29, 1953 Vancouver 68 11 13 24 20 BODDY, Gress 6.02 200 Ponoka, Alta. ‘Mar. 19, 1949 Vancouver 5332 10 12 59 BOUDRIAS, Andre 5008 165 Montreal, Que. Sept. 19, 1943 Vancouver 7B 16 59°75 18 COWELL, Jim 509 183 Toronto, Ont. ct. 18, 1953, Seatile 4015 520 21 DUNN, Dave 6.00 185 — Moosomin, Sask. Aug. 19, 1948 Vancouver 68 11 22.33 76 GLOOR, Dan 5.09 175 Mitchell, Ont. Dec. 4, 1952 Seattle / 78 36 48 84 26 Vancouver GOULD, John 6.00 185 Alliston, Ont Apr. 11,1949 Vancouver / 75 13 12.25 10 ‘ Buffalo GOULD, Larry 5.09 170 Beton, Ont. ‘Aug. 16, 1952 Seattle / 5517 32.49 49 Vancouver HOMENUKE, Ron 5:10 180 Hazelton, B.C. Jan. 5, 1952 Albuquerque 1412 15.27 39 KURTENBACH, Orland 602 195 Cudworth, Sask Sept. 7, 1936 Vancouver 52. 8 13 21 30 LALONDE, Bobby 5.05 155 Montreal, Que. Mar. 27,1951 Vancouver 36.3 47:18 LEVER, Don. 5.11 180 South Porcupine, Ont. Nov. 14, 1952 Vancouver 78 23 25 48 28 McDOUGALL, Terry 508 161 Trail, BC. June 14, 1953 Des Moines: @ 27 34 61 12 McSHEFFREY, Bryan 602 205 Ottawa, Ont. Sept. 25, 1952 Vancouver 549 3:12 34 ODDLEIFSON, Chris, 6.01 177 Brandon, Man. Sept. 7, 1950 Boston | 70 13 16 29 44 Vancouver O'FLAHERTY, Gerry 5.09 175 Pittsburgh, Pa Aug. 31, 1950 Vancouver 78 22 2 42 18 O'NEILL, Paul 6.01 185 Boston, Mass. Aug, 24, 1953 Vancouver / TD 17-46 14 Seattle RAYMER, Paul 5.11 181 Markham, Ont June 17, 1952 Albuquerque 69 14 20 34 ST SEDLBAUER, Ron 6.03 195 Burlington, Ont. Oct, 22, 1954 Kitchener (Jr) 34.25 29 54 83 SEGUIN, Danny 508 170 Sudbury, Ont, June 7, 1948 Vancouver / Seattle 68 27 35 62 54 SHEARD, Paul 5.10 186 England June 4, 1953 Seattle 16 10 33 43 67 STONE, Steve 5.08 170 Toronto, Ont. Sept. 26, 1952 Seattle / 9 23 32:55 B Vancouver SPRUCE, Andy 5.11 178 London, Ont. April17,1954.¢+ London (Jr) 39 12 39 Si 89 VERVERGAERT, Dennis 6.00185. Hamilton, Ont. Mar, 30, 1953 Vancouver 78 % 31 57 25 WESTBROOKE, Bon S11 165 Creemore, Ont. Feb. 21, 1943, Seaitle 77:32 31 63 33 WESTNER, Dave 508 180 Toronto, Ont Dec. 22, 1950 Seattle 7B 18 38 56 58 WILCOX, Barry 601 185 New Westminster, B.C. Apr. 23, 1948, Seattle 60 1110 WILEY, jim 6.02 205 Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Apr. 28, 1950, Pitisburgh / 69 21 36 57 28 Hershey WISENER, David 5.10 180 Pictou, Nova Scotia Dec. 10, 1950 Seattle 78 2 32 54 57VANCOUVER HOCKEY CLUB Place of Birth 1973-74 Record Player Het Wat Date 1973-74 Club GPG A Pts, Pim DEFENCEMEN: DAILEY, Bob 6.05 215 Kingston, Ont May 3, 1953 Maneatis 16 7 17 14143 FOLCO, Peter 6.00183 Montreal, Que. ‘Aug. 13, 1953 Vancouver / Seattle 71 3 26 29 57 GUEVREMONT, Jocelyn 6.02 190 Montreal, Que. Mar. 1, 1951 Vancouver 215 24 39 34 KEARNS, Dennis 5.08 182. Kingston, Ont. Sept. 27, 1945 Vancouver 52 4 13 17 30 MAIR, Jim. 5.09 198 Schumacher, Ont. May 15, 1946, Vancouver / Seattle 71. 9 33 42115 McCORD, Dennis, 5.10 190 Chatham, Ont July 28, 1951 Vancouver /Seattle 73. 4 33.3757 McINTYRE, Larry 601 190 Tisdale, Sask July 13, 1949 Seattle 512 14 16 32 MURFEY, Chris 602 205 Detroit, Mich, ‘Aug, 29, 1950 Mich, State 30 14 23.37 45 PRATT, Tracy 6.02 195 New York, N.Y. Mar. 8, 1943 Buffalo / 7% 3 15 18 96 Vancouver SNEPSTS, Harold 6.03 195 Edmonton, Alta. Oct. 24, 1954 Edeeant niet 68 8 41 49 239 WILKINS, Barry 6.00 190 Toronto, Ont. Feb, 28, 1947 Vancouver 78 3 28 31123 WRIGHT, Ken 6.00 210 Vancouver, B.C. July 18, 1952. es Moines 6 1 14 15112 1972.73 Record Player GP_MP GA SO Avg. ‘GOALTENDERS BRADY, Dan 511 180 Canton, N.Y. Aug. 25 1950 Seattle 33 1864 140 0 4.51 BULLOCK, Bruce 5.07 160 Toronto, Ont. May 9, 1949 Seattle 46 2703 165 2 3.66 CARON, Jacques 6.02 185 oranda, Que. ‘Apr. 21, 1940 Vancouver 10 465 38 0 490 HEBENTON, Clay 5.10 195 Victoria, B.C. Feb. 20, 1953 Albuquerque 149 20 245 LOCKETT, Ken 600 170 Toronto, Ont. Aug. 30, 1947 Baltimore 37 2128 99 2 279 McLELLAND, Dave 5.09 165 Pemticton, BC. Noy. 20, 1952 Des Moines 55 3071 146 1 2.85 SMITH, Gary 6.04 215 Ottawa, Ont. Feb, 4, 1944 Vancouver 66 3632 208 3 3.44GARY SMITH ‘Born: Ottawa, Ontaio, Feb 4, 1944 Heights 6°" Weights 275 Ibs Postion: GOALTENDER. There was a time, not too many months ago, when rumors were running rampant that the Canucks were talking trade with the Montreal Canadiens for a goaltender. Bunny Larocque, hockey gossips insite ‘would be making his way to the West Coast now that Ken Dryden had returned to the NHL, ““Smitty’s got news for you,” goaltender Gary Smith told reporters during a summer golf tournament, “We won't be needing him because this kid here is good for another 65 games ... maybe even more.” It didn't take Smith long to win the hearts of Vancouver hockey followers, In his intial season with the Canucks the towering 30-year- ‘old established all sorts of club records ...three shutouts, 20 victories, {65 games played . . . and now he plans to pioneer another first: namely leading the Canucks to their first-ever playoff finish, Smitty blanked Atlanta twice and California once. U's the greatest feeling in the world,” he says, confidently. “When you skate off that ice after 60 minutes without making a mistake, you're on top of the world.” ‘And that’s precisely where Gary Smith enjoys life to its fullest right on top. SMITHS PRO RECORD Season Club League GP MP = GA SO 1973-74 Vancouver, «NHL G5 «3632-2083 197213 Chicago NHL 23 340 “790 1972 Chicago NHL 28 1340625 1930.71 Oakland NHL 7 3975 256 2 1969.70 Oakland NHL 65 3762 1952 196869 Oakland NHL 34 993 494 1967-08 Oakla NHL 2 1129 601 196667 Toronto iiteeemme tit 7 0)KEN LOCKETT Bom: Toronto, Ontario =] Aust 30, 1947 Height: 6°0" — Weight: 160 ths, GOALTENDER When you're prepared to invest $30,000 or $40,000 of the com pany’s money in a potential starter for your hockey club, it’s always ‘wise to check out the quality of the stock you're purchasing ‘And that’s precisely what Canucks’ g.m. and coach Phil Maloney did during the summer months when he began his search for some goaltending support to back up Gary Smith. Everywhere | looked, everybody | talked to, the name Ken Lockett kept cropping up,” Maloney says today. ‘My spies (and scouts) told me he could be a real ‘sleeper’ and after watching him closely during training camp, I can see why. Lockett last year recorded the second best goalsagainst average in the American Hockey League with the Baltimore Clippers. Although he's 27 years old, this will be only his third full season of pro hockey following completion of his studies at the University of Guelph, He was purchased by Vancouver outright from the Baltimore club high quality stock. LOCKETT'S PRO RECORD Seon Cub Legue GP MINS GA SO AVG 1973-74 Baltimore = AML, 2128 9922.79 197273 Baltimore = AHL 32 ROS 1380SJOCELYN GUEVREMONT SEY 201m: Montreat, Quebec, March 1, 1951 eign: 62" — Weight: 190 tbs Position: DEFENCE Offensively, there aren't too many more impressive defencemen in the National Hockey League than Jocelyn Guevremont His big, booming shot resulted in 15 goals last year—not to mention a berth on the 1973-74 East Division allstar team, “But I've got to work harder on my defensive game,” Guevremont says candidly. “If we can improve our goals-against record this year there's no way we won't make the playoffs.” ‘Guevremont is entering his fourth season with the Vancouver Can tucks and during training camp was carrying himself as a real veteran by helping the rookie defencemen in camp. "| kept in good shape during the summer and could hardy wait for training camp to get started,” he says. “And now I can't wait for the regular season to get going.” ‘Guevcemont plays alongside Tracy Pratt, a combination that became a natural upon Pratt's arrival in Vancouver in December, 1973. ‘GUEVRENONT'S PRO RECORD Season Club League GPG ATP PIM 1973-74 Vancouver NHL Ris mu 3 34 Vancouver NHL m1 % 2 a NU B13 3 SoBOB DAILEY ‘orn: Kingston, Ont, May 3, 1953) fignee3" Wet 21 fo Sd Position: DEFENCE When Phil Maloney and associates sat in on the 1974 amateur draft sessions last May, they knew from the outset they didn't have a first round pick. ‘And nobody was squawking. Because the previous year the Canucks gave up their 1974 number cone amateur draft in order to grab gorilla-built Bob Dailey, a young man tabbed by everyone in NHL circles as ‘a potential allstar” Dailey missed just two games in his rookie season last year with the Canucks and at the tender age of 21, his future in hockey is unlimited, The 6'5", 215:pounder let the opposition know of his presence by leading the club in penalty minutes with 143 . . . and with seven goals and 17 assists he was third highest among Canuck defencemen in scoring. "You can assess his value to our club this way,” Maloney points out, “There isn't a team in the NHL that hasn't approached us trying to make a deal for him.” Dailey has successfully leaped the most difficult hockey hurdle jumping into the NHL right out of junior and adjusting as though he'd been around for years. DAILEW'S PRO RECORD Season Club Lee «GPG ATP 19774 Vancower NHL Fe eaeBARRY WILKINS Position: DEFENCE Barry hhas been through the good, the bad, and the ugly with the Vancouver Hockey Club, He's one of the originals and a chap who is frothing at the bit when hhe looks at the NHL's realignment, Three clubs from each division {qualify for playoffs this season. . . and as far as Wilkins is concerned, the long, tiresome wait is over. ‘Vancouver fans deserve a playoff contender,” he says. “They've been patient long enough. Now it’s up to us. Wilkins played in all 78 games for the Canucks last season, shaking the injury bug that haunted him the year before. In terms of service, he's the veteran back on the blueline. He now ‘makes his home in Vancouver and wants nothing more than to cash his first-ever playoff cheque in the NHL as a member of the Canucks. WILKINS’ PRO RECORD Season Club League 1973-74 Vancouver NHL 191273 Vancouver NHL 1972 Vancower NHL 197 Vancouver NHL 1968-90 Okla.chy CPHL. 1968.70 Boston NHL 196859 Okla. City CPHL 1968-59 Boston NAL 1967-68 — Odla'cty CPHL 1966-57 Boston NHLTRACY PRATT Born: New York City, March 8, 1943) Height: 62" ~ Weight: 195 Is. Position: DEFENSE. If sheer guts and desire make a hockey player, then Tracy Pratt is a natural He bolstered the Canucks’ defence immeasurably upon his arrival via Buffalo during the Christmas holiday season and there was "no cotton pickin’ way" general manager and coach Phil Maloney was going to allow him to fly the coop during the off-season. Pratt's contract had expired at the conclusion of the 1973-74 season, There was a guy beckoning (cawing?) from across the hall of the Canucks’ offices for his services but Tracy elected to remain in the National Hockey League. fe came back . .. and the Canuck faithful are glad he did, don't pick up every check I'm supposed to in our end of the rink,” Pratt says, “but I make sure | get at least a piece of everybody, make sure they know I'm around.” Pratt and John Gould arrived in Vancouver when Punch Imlach dealt them from Buffalo in exchange for Jerry Korab. “This is my home," Pratt says today. ‘This is where | want to be.’ Welcome home, Tracy, on behalf of 15,570 paying customers. PRATTS PRO RECORD Season Club Legue GP GAP 1973-74 Vancower «NHL 45 3B Buttato Nu Be Td Buttate Nit mol os 6 Butfato Nit 2 oo 1 10 Cincinnanh AHL fee oe te ay Butta AHL Bebcity Sta 1969-70 Prusbureh NHL bees) oe an 136849 Pittsburgh NHL oes cas 196869 Vancouver WHE & 2 w 12 96788 Oakland. NHL Ue she? so Woere8 Vancower WHE 29 Tk ees? Porting = WHE 6310.10 1965-66 Slows «= CPHL. «Ss 70.2328 1904-65 Cats 153840 1963-64 Cae 24 ts 19 n ]DENNIS KEARNS. own Kinston Ont, Se 2,1 Nog Wo 83h © Poston: OcFenee Injuries played a major role in the career of Dennis Kearns through: ‘out the 1973-74 season, The smooth-skating defenceman made the mistake of landing on the bottom of a three-man pile at New York's Madison Square Garden in late February and spent the balance of the schedule watching pro: ceedings from the press box. He came out of that collision with a cracked bone in his right foot Kearns’ biggest contribution over the years with Vancouver as been playing the point on Canuck power-plays. “He moves the puck around with the best of them,” says Babe Pratt 1 defenceman of note during his hey-days in the NHL. “Dennis keeps his cool under pressure and he's got good hockey sense." Kearns is entering his fourth full year as a member of the Canucks after being drafted from the Chicago Black Hawks’ organization back in June, 1971 KEARNS! PRO RECORD. Semon Club League GP GA 197374 Vancower NL 197273 Vaneower NHL 72433 Wori-r2 —Vaneowwer NHL 7336 teio-ri atte GH. 8. 4 1969-70 Portand «= WHL 2D Tase-69 Portand == WHE Dh 1967-68 Portland «= WHL & 5 8ANDRE BOUDRIAS Born: Montreal, Quebec, Sept. 19, ¥ Height: 58" ~ Weight: 165 ts Postion: CENTRE Off to one side of the Canucks’ dressing room isa monstrous bit of machinery known as a ‘universal gym’. It provides numerous exercises for an athlete... and most days throughout the summer months you could find Andre’Boudrias sweating it out, working to get himself into top physical condition for the 1974-75 NFIL. season. "This is going to be our year,” Bouarias, the Canucks! alltime scoring leader, says. ‘With realignment, we're at last given a serious chance at making the playoffs.” Boudrias potted 16 goals and $9 assists last year for 75 points, as many as Boston's Johnny Bueyk and more than the Goldsworthys, Cournayers, and Pete Mahovlich He's the guy who makes things click on the Canucks’ big ine featuring "Boud’ at centre with youngsters Den Lever and Dennis, Ververgaert on his wings. “We were put together as a line late into the season,” Bousdrias says. “'m looking forward to starting the year with them cn my line. We'll be scoring.» you can count on that!” TBOUDRIAS’ PRO RECORD ‘Season Club Leawe GF GA TP rim 19774 Vancouver NHL 781658758 197273 Vancouver NHL 7730402024 1)t72 Vancouver = NHL 7827 M6, 1920-71 Vancouver, = NHL 77 555i 196870 Suto = NHL 3034170 1959-70 Kansascity CHL 7 1 23 6 1968-69 Mimo NHL 5343 3G 1968-59 Chicago er ey 196768 Minnesota, «NHL 74183553? 1966-67 Howton = CPHL SG? dat 1966-57 Mul, Canadiens NHL Bie cae a ui a 196565 Howson CPHL ©7027 467353, 196483 Omaha 2 is a & io 1964-63 Mul Canadiens typed. 9) One 19et85 — Qucbee Teagan tetris 1963-64 Mul Canadiens Ai eat sae 196263 Hul/ouawa i. Baa at ne to 1961.82 Nisayullfon. EPHL Bie sorsirg cietse ea:DON LEVER Born: South Porcupine, Ontario, Now. 14, 1952 Height S'11" — Weight: 175 ts Position: CENTRE ‘There was a night in the Chicago airport, late into the 1973-74 Canucks’ NHL schedule, when young Don Lever fell fast asleep on a chair next to the airlines’ ticket window It was between flights . . . between games . . . and the Canucks’ rhumber one amateur draft choice of 1973 was exhausted “L used to think we travelled a lot in junior hockey," Lever was to say later. “People warned me about how tough it was to hack it in the NHL and | didn’t believe them.” Lever didn't only ‘hack’ it... he played in all 78 games for Van: ccouver in his initial season and matched that total again last year. ‘To boot, he almost doubled his scoring output the second time around with 23 goals as compared to 12 in his rookie year. Without a doubt, Lever's here to stay Every time gm. and coach Phil Maloney talks trade with a rival NHL club, the name Lever inevitably crops up. TEVER'S PRO RECORD Season Club League GPG ATP PIM 1975-74 Vancouver NHL 8 ns 4 Vancouver NHL tee” 25 api asBorn: Hamilton, Ontario, March 30, 1953 Height: 60" ~ Weight: 185 i Postion: RIGHT WING. It took him awhile to get untracked, but when the puck started bouncing for Canucks' prize rookie Dennis Ververgaert last season he hhad everybody in the National Hockey League sitting up and taking notice. He finished the regular schedule in a flurry—26 goals and 31 assists: and at the age of 21, provides the Canucks with the scoring punch they 0 badly need on the right side. “1's a big jump to the NHL right out of junior hockey,” gm. and ‘coach Phil Maloney says, “A guy has to make a lot of adjustments and Ververgaert proved he can handle it.” \Ververgaert was the Canucks’ top amateur draft pick in June of 1973 and looms today as a potential all-star in the NHL. “Had he gotten off to a quicker start,” says New York Rangers’ Emile Francis, "he would have given the Calder Trophy voters a lot of headaches." ‘As it was, Ververgaert compiled enough ballots to finish fifth in the Calder race... a category restricted to the league's finest rookies. VERVERGAERTS PRO RECORD Season Club Lege GPG ATR oP 1973-74 Vancower NHL % 6 oN 7 2 DENNIS VERVERGAERT |HAROLD SNEPSTS October 24, 1954 Position: DEFENCE Rookie Harold Snepsts was the sensation of the Canucks’ fall training camp. The big guy from the Edmonton juniors last year had the Vancouver scouting staff sitting up and taking notice from the first ‘minute he stepped on the ice. He does three things well and if he continues to do them he can play this game in the NHL," Phil Maloney told reporters at camp. Then he listed the three attributes: + He advances the puck to his forwards without making a produc: tion of it. + When he takes an opponent into the corner he always makes solid contact and keeps him there + He doesn’t allow anyone to stand in front of his own net withou paying a price. Maloney concludes: “If Harold can keep a fresh outlook toward this ‘game there’s no telling how far he can go. Even the veterans have learned something from him already SNEPSTS" RECORD Semon Club Lege GP GA PT PIM 1973-74 Edmonton (in) WCHL «= 688A 239,CHRIS ODDLEIFSON orn: Brandon, Manitoba, 5 Sept. 7, 1950 9) Peers \ Position: CENTRE If there was ever a perfect example of how deceiving statistics can be in professional hockey, it wauld have 10 revolve around one Chris Oddleifson. The record books show he scored three goals and kicked in with just five assists in 21 games as a Vancouver Canuck last season. 'Yet the fact he agreed to a five-year contract during the summer illustrates just how much he's thought of by Phil Maloney, general manager and coach of the Canucks. ‘Oddleifson was involved in that controversial swap between Van: ‘couver and Boston late into last year’s schedule . .. the trade that saw Bobby Schmautz go to the Bruins for Oddleifson, leftwinger Fred O'Donnell and the NHL rights to Mike Walton, ‘As it turned out, O'Donnell never played a game for the C: Instead, he sat out the balance of the season and jumped leagues. ‘But Oddleifson was quick to show on the West Coast and the short while he wore Canuck colors he established himself as a quiet team leader. His work at face-offs was incredible; he helped kill penalties; hhe was willing to play either wing or at centre, depending upon where fhe might be needed most Not even a fractured jaw he suffered (compliments of Atlanta’s Pat Quinn) was enough to keep him on the sidelines. “The five-year contract tells you what | think of Chris Oddleifson,” Maloney says. “He's going to be a great one!” wicks, ‘ODDLEIFSON'S PRO RECORD, Season Club League «GPG ATP PIM 1973-74 Boston NHL 49 as 197374 Vancower NHL Bye osc kat ™PAULIN BORDELEAU. Botn: Noranda, Quebec, lan. 2, Height; $9" — Weight: 162 fm, Postion: RIGHT WING SSh-sh-sh-sh. There's a ‘sleeper’ in the crowd. Guy by the name of Paulin Bordeleau, a guy King Clancy refers to as “a great entertainer, a kid with the skating ability of Howie Morena” Bordeleau arrived in Vancouver one year ago amid all the fanfare of the Canucks’ top two amateur selections~Dennis Ververgaert and Bob Daily. He went about the business, meanwhile, of quietly suiting up for 68 games with the Canucks and quietly potting 11 goals, 13 assists four points more than his older brother, |.P., was able to collect with the Chicago Black Hawks ‘Skeptics suggested Bordeleau would need a year in the minors to prepare for the NHL. They suggested his 5'9”, 165-pound frame ‘couldn't stand the heavy going in his first year of pro, ‘And Paulin Bordeleay, a ‘sleeper’, proved them wrong on both BORDELEAU'S PRO RECORD Legue GPG APT PIM iL 6 1 1 m4 2 36JIM WILEY Born: Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, April 28, 1950) . Height: 6°2" ~ Weight: 200 tbs, Postion: CENTRE a Pardon Jim Wiley if he never buys a Hershey chocolate bar again as long as he lives, Hershey's a nice litte city, but Wiley spent most of last Season down on the Pittsburgh Penguins’ farm in Hershey and dropped by to see Penguins’ general manager Jack Button prior to the June draft meetings. “If you can't use me here in Pittsburgh,” Wiley said, “then why not give me a chance to make some other NHL club?” Button agreed, and until the Canucks’ snared him prior to the expansion draft it appeared his name would be included with either the Kansas City or Washington franchises. “All | want is a chance to prove myself in the NHL," Wiley said ‘upon hearing the news that Vancouver had purchased ‘him for the $40,000 draft price. “I'd have reported anywhere but I'm glad to remain in Canada and to be part of the Canucks’ family. A strapping centreman, Wiley plays it not unlike Phil Esposito. a fellow Sault Ste. Marie native. With Hershey last year in American League playoffs, he led all other scorers with five goals and 11 assists in 14 games. WILEY'S PRO RECORD Season Club League GP GA OTP OPM 197273 Pitsburah NHL 2 Ola ase 9) Hershey AHL 7 2 3 4 6RON SEDLBAUER Born: Burlington, Ontario, October 22, 1958 Height 673" — Weight: 195 bs, > BB Position: LEFT WING Ron Sedihauer, the Canucks’ top amateur draft last May, got off 10 1 slow start at training camp this year but picked up his pace with each presseason game. The big leftwinger-he's six-footthree, 195 pounds-registered a point a game with Kitchener of the OHA last season . . . 25 goals and 29 assists in 54 games. “Pye been watching him for years," says eastern scout John O'Flaherty. “He has a good shot, he can skate and while it’s always a big jump from junior right into the National League, Ron has the desire and ambition to defy the odds.” Sedlbauer actually was drafted in the second round because the Canucks had given up their first-round pick to the Montreal Canadiens, the previous summer in order to nab Bob Dailey. “Our scouts had him listed as a first-round choice, anyway,” says Phil Maloney. “We were surprised he was stil available when our turn came to pick.” SEDLBAUER'S RECORD Season Club League GPG APT PIM 1973-74 Kitchener (Jr) OHA S428 HSB. 0BOBBY LALONDE Born: Monteeal, Quebec, i March 27, 1951 5 Heignt 5°5° — Weight: 155 Tos, Position: CENTRE Rapid Robert Lalonde has emerged as one of the most popular players ever to don the Vancouver Canuck colo. Last season was one of frustration, however, since he was forced to ‘miss 42 games through various injuries, A nagging ankle fracture kept him in the press boxes around the league and this time around the speedy winger plans to get back into the swing of things by taking a ‘more active part in the Canucks’ search for a playoff berth. Lalonde came to the Canucks along with Jocelyn Guevremont and Richard Lemieux as three of the top amateurs drafted three years ago from the Montreal Junior Canadiens. He's doubly valuapie to g.m. and coach Phil Maloney because of the fact he can play either left or right wingalways available for spot duty. His teammates call him ‘Newsy’ and he's got news for you .. namely bouncing back following an unfortunate season last winter. TALONDE'S PRO RECORD Sean Club Lemus GPG ATR PIM 1973-74 Vancouver NHL Be S bd: aah att 197273 Vancouver NHL nm ma 3 17ig2 Vancouer NHL} 1 S68 1732 Rochester, «= NHL 24818JOHN GOULD. Born: Alston, Ontario, Ari 11, 1949 eight: 11°" Weight: 185 Ibs. Position: LEFT WING. Leftwinger John Gould opened a few eyes around the NHL two winters ago when he potted 30 goals and 42 assists in just 56 games with Cincinnati of the American League. ‘That outburst earned him a shot at permanent employment with the parent Buffalo Sabres and he wound up a member of the Canucks’ family as part of that three-player Christmas trade last year that saw Gould and Tracy Pratt come to the West Coast in exchange for Jerry Korab. Phil Maloney let his opinion of Gould be known at the conclusion Cf last season when he called him in and tore up his existing contract, ‘offering in return a longer, more lucrative one. ‘We needed help on that left side,” Maloney points out, “and in Gould, we got it.” John’s young brother, Larry, was a 17-goal man with the Seattle Totems in the WHL last year. GOULD'S PRO RECORD Season Cu Lene GPG ATP PIM 1973-74 Vancower NHL BY ae, ds Shc 1973-74 atta. NHL % 9 mw 8 8 197273 Gneinmati «= AHL $6302 TE 1972-73 buffalo. NHL et. 0 1971-72 Gineinmati = AHL 732615 u “GREGG BODDY It could only happen in Vancouver. Gregg Boddy is a defenceman by trade so he winds up playing rightwing on the Canucks’ number one ‘checking line. What's more, the leftwinger on the line-Dave Dunn-is, also a defenceman by trade. And what's more, the centre is Gerry O'Flaherty, who never played centre before in his life. ‘A Vancouver sportswriter nicknamed them the ‘Roaring 20's line Boddy (No. 22); O'Flaherty (No. 23); and Dunn (No. 24) ‘The opposition nicknamed them a lot of other things, Boddy actually came up through the Los Angeles Kings’ chain before becoming involved in a multi-player swap that saw him wind up with the Montreal Canadiens’ chain, In May of 1971 the Canucks purchased his contract from the Habs and he's been with the club since, primarily in a utility role prior to clicking with O'Flaherty and Dunn, 1973-74 Vancouver 197273 Vancouver 1971-72 Rochester 192 Vancouver 46GERRY O'FLAHERTY “Have you ever played at centre ice before in your hockey career?"” Phil Maloney asked Gerry O'Flaherty one day shortly after Maloney was named coach of the Canucks in January, 1974, “No,” was the terse reply from O'Flaherty. “But that's not to say 1 can't do it.” O'Flaherty’s philosophy was simple: anything beats riding the bench a spot he occupied regularly for most part of the first-half of the Canucks’ 1973-74 schedule, O'Flaherty got his chance and reacted by playing the finest hockey of his young pro career’. . . scoring 22 goals and 20 assists on a line that was frequently asked to check the opposition's most potent trio. O'Flaherty’s goal production—35 in two seasons—is considerably higher than what was expected of him when the Canucks grabbed him from Toronto in the intra-league draft in June, 1972. ‘And as a centre ice man, he's just starting ‘OFLANERTY'S PRO RECORD Season Club League GPG APT PIM Vancower NHL Wo. ~ 4) ta Vancouver NHL moi i % 2 Tuts che DB » 2 3 Tulsa CHE Se sa ae 197172 Toromo NHL Zea. 0 Fue aDAVE DUNN Born: Moosomin, Sake, Height: 6°" — Weight: 215 tbs, Position: DEFENCE His teammates call him ‘Big Red’ Phil Maloney calls him ‘my kind of guy’ He's Dave Dunn, defenceman by trade but last year one of the truly bright spots on left wing for the Vancouver Canucks as a member of the ‘Roaring 20's line with Gerry O'Flaherty and Gregg Boddy. Maloney coached Dunn in Seattle two years ago when he was recognized as an allstar Western League defenceman. “I used to throw him ‘over on left wing when we'd be in trouble or playing short,” Maloney says. “He never once let me down. He's got a great attitude,’ “Big Red’ will never beat Yvan Cournoyer in an end-to-end dash on the ice; he'll never score 50 goals; and he'll never handle the puck like a Stan Mikita, But he will always give you maximum effort with enough ability to interest every rival gum. in the National Hockey League. was after our guys to try and land Dunn all last season,” Toronto Maple Leafs! King Clancy readily admits, “He'd help any club in the league,” DUNN'S PRO RECORD cus be coc A ow opm Vancower NHL en 2 3 7% Seattle Wat 6 1 69 17 Rochester AHL Bia Osan ce Seale wat 4610 12 22 10h 50BRYAN McSHEFFREY Born: Ottawa, Ontario, September 25, 1953, Height: 62" ~ Weight: 205 I Position: RIGHT WING There seems to be this little black cloud hovering over the head of fone Bryan McSheffrey. The big rightwinger has it all... size, speed, a blazing shot... yet he's had trouble getting untracked with the Vancouver Canucks. At one point it resulted in a trip to the Seattle Totems of the then: Western Hockey League. But he was too talented to remain in the minors, setting the league on fire with his goal-scoring prowess. ‘At training camp this season he reported in top shape and his mental attitude matched his physical condition. ““L’ve had a couple of seasons under my belt now,” McShefrey says, “and 1 know what l've got to do to stay in the NHL.” "That's the only approach I'm taking . .. to get on with the task at hand. MGSHEFFREV'S PRO RECORD Season Club League GPG APT Pi Vancouver NHL % 9 3 2 4 Seni wat 392) ts 1972-73 Vaneower NHL m4 4 ae5 LARRY McINTYRE Born: Tisdale, Sask. July 13, 1949 Height: 611" ~ Weight: 190 ibs Ponition: DEFENCE. Back in 1972-73, the Toronto Maple Leafs were excited about a big kid back on their blueline by the name of Larry Melntyre. He had played 40 games for Toronto . . . and played wel But then the old injury bug hit—in Mcintyre's case, a shoulder problem . . . and he’s been in the minors since. In May, 1973, the Canucks dealt Dune Wilson to the Leafs in exchange for Melntyre and Murray Heatley. While Heatley defected, Meintyre remains a strong candidate for permanent employment in the National Hockey League. He's only 25 years old and reported to training camp this year in ‘AA condition, “I's going to take a lot of hard work to get back into the NHL," Melntyre says. "But I've never been afraid of work. | want another ‘chance,’ ‘And as far as Phil Maloney is concerned, he'll get precisely that McINTYRE'S PRO RECORD Season Club Lemue GPG AP PIM 1973-74 Seattle wi st 2a 1972.73 Toronto NHL MOG 3 NS ae 197273 Tulsa CHL “oo 8 8 Be Tulse cHL a i ae Tus cue Cork aaa Tus CHL @ 22 4 at 1969-70 Toronto NHL 1-9." oy 90,1973-74 NHL STANDINGS. CANUCKS’ 1973-74 SCORING PLAYER Gr GA PTS. PIM FPG SHG Ande Boudin a 8 mo 3 4 opt ta pres Sta SAY, -FTS Pte Dennis Ververpet «7853S? 257 EAST Division Don Leer nop os wm 4 1 Boston 52179 aay am 113 a2 i ° Montrea 4 8 393 240 39 eae Gerry OF aherty 2 0 42 8 2 NY Ranges 78 402443002514 02 Jocelyn Guewemont 72«1S M931 Toronto 38 27 16 3m do fe Sst ans: ou 2m 9 % 0 oO Betalo B® 2 M1 M2 30 Je Sat) Detroit % 2 39 10 35 3k Barry wikis m3 mB 1B Vancouver % OM 43 1 am De 8 jeituon Bow 2 4 1 0 NVianders 7819 4188224758 onecas % ee John Gout 1% 13 12 310 WEST DIVISION Paulin Bordelend G71 {hk eran e « Philadephia = 78S. 16 1273464112217 7°17 M43 0 0 Chicago ® 4M 14 2 22 ten tas Sob cag a ee Locamgels 183333 kas ast 8 Richard Lemieux ae waar ieee Atlanta % 30 4 3M 2s and Kurtenbach << 52-8 13: «8D Frtsbursh mom 4 9 2m ond ae Geek os St Louis 26 40 12 206 48 ot ‘Don Tanai Le aie Minnesota m3 3 1 Bs ms 8 Tracy Pat m3 18 18 9% 0 0 California % 1 35 1 19s Ma ae SLRs GE oust a ByanNcsheffey = S38 1973-74 NHL SCORING LEADERS Greg Boddy 5 Fee AL eaten Payers Tem ow oc A os Bobby Lalonde ees : Fil Esposito Boston B68 7 ous Jin Mair Co ay daomtiet e007 Orr toston Ree 90: 2 Mike Lampman techie. ere Boston 1% 555s Boston ne re Danny Sesuin tip So eemen ie. Philadephia 7735528 Dennis MeCord soot ead int 8 Battalo eee a ie nonce Patsburh = 78k Eugene Sobchuk o 0 0 Toronto mf Peter Flco 2106 so Or euph oF Lowell MacDonald Pitsburgh = 7843) odeae a. Goji ge) cp aheasilo: 6) Brad Park NY Ranges 782537 a ae Dennis Hextall —Minnewota” = 78202 LinyGould gs? 0 0 Frank Mahowien Monueal” = 713149, seas aon oper sauaat pe StanMikita Chie % 3% 5 Mire Dioone _ Bevrott Me eae Paul O'elt eet o. Ome 0) 8 Mickey Resmond Detroit tes mn, ieee w 0 0 6 0 0 oO RodGiiben NY Rages 75036 TT Rick MacLeth Philadelphia 7832S Gary Smith EEF OLES OFS Olan ATDAE 9 Pit Marin Chica eee a John Bucyk Boston Batata) cay Boesadid Veneer) ae Goaltenders GPP GA SO AVG WOOL. BilGoldsworthy Minnesotu = 7448 GaySmih 65 «9632-208 «3344 33 YeanCouroyer Monteal 6740 3 Dea Mbenehr © eure sigieemareers Sse Ed Dyck 203 45 0 463 2 5 2 JimPappin Chicago rae a em JacquesCaron 10-465 « 38 490-2 St Kean Pronovost Pinsbursh = 7740 6CANUCKS’ — GAME BY GAME 1973-74 Sensan SoeEe n ry B 14 1s 16 7 18 19 20 2 2 23 4 25 2 2% 1 32 33 35 36 7 38 39 Date oat. 10 oct. 13 ct 4 ct. 17 ct 19 021.23 et. 26 ct. 30 Nov. 2 Now. 6 Nov. 9 Now. 11 Nov. 13, Now. 14 Nov. 16, Nov. 17 Nov. 21 Nov. 23 Nov. 25 Nov. 27 Nov. 30 Dec. 4 Dec. 7 Dee. 17 Dec. 15 Dee. 16 Dec. 18 Dec. 20 Dee. 22 Dec, 23 Dec, 26 Dec. 28 ec. 29 an. 1 Jan. 3 Jan, 5 Jan. 6 Jan. 8 Opponent at Boston at Montreal at Buffalo at Chicago Prhitadelphia Adana Detroit NY Rangers St. Lous Burfato chicago at Boston, att. Louis at Minnesota Toronto Philadelphia atPiisburgh at Atlanta AUNY Rangers att Louis Minnesota Los Amgsies Atlanta Pittsburgh Montreal at Boston at Det aU NY Islanders at Philadelphia at Toronto at Chieaga California Minnesota INV Islanders Boston AUNY Islanders at Montreal a Butfato it, Louls 46 4 I os. 2 30 83 BS 13 32 os 24 16 36 Ee 22 45 4 os 22 45 23 02 35. rereserererdrederrrdeerdsereraerdgcerece Winning Goat Esposito Counayer Kurtenbach Tallon Guewremont Boudrias Sehmautz Plante Kurtenbach Pappia Edestrand Mertck Grant MeDonough Letter Vickers Haney Korak Mecreary Boddy Bucy Redmond Lonsberry Schmautz J.P. Bordeleau Ververgaert, Nanne Cameron Stewart . Mahowih Roberts AAngott Tem Record 010 020 120 130 230 33.0 430 434 a4 sa 551 56. S74 S84 582 583 593 5103. sua S124 134 S14 6144 oss oss 6165 6.176 7176 7186 186 8196 5206 8207 8217 8227 8237 3247 os Opponent at California NY Rangers Toronto Pittsburgh at Chicago Pilaelphis Minnesota ax Buffalo at Detroit INV Islanders at California Detroit Burfalo att. Louis at Minnesota Boston NY Rangers at Los Angeles 1) oe ragpnn o! 22. 1g tyes: 9 sgh Oe eee OA to ae wT 01 aie 0 3, 0 ae Tors 36 ee 0) 8 a ae, Altime Shutouts: Canucks vs. Chicago: None ‘Chicago vs. Canucks: Four (T. Esposito, 4) 1973-74 RESULTS AT VANCOUVER ATCHICAGO Nov.9 Canucks 0 Chicago 4 Oci.17 Chicago s Canucks 0 Mar 9 Canucks 4 Chicago 4 Dec.23. Chiesgo 6 Canuck 2 Jan.20. Chicago 7 Canucks 2 1973-74 INDIVIDUAL SCORING ‘cANUCKS CHICAGO Payer = GAPS Pim Payer GA Pts Pim OfFlanerty 2 1 3 0 Papin «6&2 Borddeau §=2 0 2 0 Manin 1 & 9 4 Lemiewe 1120 Hulh 4 oF Hees, Wikis = 11228 Rota x ape tae Duley = O22 12 Mika Sk Lever 1, Oe emg, 5 (ccm McShetfrey 1 0 1 2 Redmond «©2024 Boudias” =O 1 1 0 Bordoleay «308 Dunn o 3) aie ee ete 1 gen d Gould 99 1 1 2 Ruse 1210 Konb = 0 61 1 11 Kiskow 0033 Kurtenbach 0 10102) Pow 0338 (ans) 8 ES Tan ze Scimutz 9 1 1 9 farrett, St Tanah «6001 tO Whe, «SD Guewemont 00-06 Makt 06 Sh awe Kame 0D 8 2 Mis Wise = «02 Magnisson «0 000 GOALTENDING cANUcKs cHicaco GP-MP GA So Eng Avg GP MP GA So Eng Ave 4 20 180 0 491 Esposto 4 240 6 2 0 1.50, G01) 2 65 80 0 738 Velor 1 69 20 0 200 (ra) (0: Dyck (00) 1 18 © 0 0 000 6 CANUCKS ys. DETROIT ‘Canucks Alltime Record Against Detroit: Won 5, Lost 14, Tied 4 BY SEASON HOME away Wet an GNA WUT S| Ga isiork aetna on Ie a, MOE Gre a ae see Or ee ae at gk Be serene eS Poe er cigar oo 2. ade elena ork Red Oe Sot Te Op 1 tO: TORUS baie soe Sate AA DEaS ce! ar my aT ean Alte Shutouts: Canucks v, Detroit: None Detroit. Canucks: Two (A. Smith, 2) 1973-74 RESULTS AT VANCOUVER AT DETROIT oat. 26" Canucks 8 Dewalt Dec. 16 ‘Detroit? Canucks § Feb-9. Canlcks § Detroit ¢ Jan! 30 Dero 3 Canueks 7 Mar 12 Canucks 1 Detroit 2 1973-74 INDIVIDUAL SCORING cANUcKS DETROIT Payer GA Pts Pim = Payer GPs im Boudrias 2 8 10 0 Bernon. 2 6 8 4 Gvewremont 1 8 9 0 Dome” 1 6 72 Schmaute” 6 2 8 4 Redmond 4 4 5 0 Vewermon ‘1 § 6 4 Robes, 0 $$ Orbhery 2 3 § 0 Bowha = 3 93 Bunn Bee 4 cD Cane SEY Epis D Wikis = 1 «348 Stacthoure 12 3D Gould 3°03 Hopborm 2 0022 ever By 0. Syunea— hemes he pan c Berddeu 1 2 3 2 Baley” «62 Kuenbach 1 2 3 0 0 Hae 028 En ae Tamm =} 72 Dehenedet 1 tO Kemeko ae a Komee wT) 7 Meer A Ol Osdeson 1 0 1 0 Colm =o 1 1 Oo Meshetey 0 1 1 7 Belweco 0 1 1 Wig 0 61) 10 32) Fok 0 61 TO a a er er Oe ett tomes 00, © 2 Lundstrom 0 1 TO Melee” 9 81 10 Ricardon 9 1 1 Bergman 0. 2 tyeh 0D Wason 0 0 0? GOALTENDING ‘canucks, DETROIT GP MP GA So Eng Avg GP 'MP. GA So Eng Avg Smith 4 240 16 0 0 4.00 Richardson 2 120 13.0 0 6.50 (22) (ray Dyck 1-60-30 0 3:00 Mekenzle 1 40 6 0 0 9.00 (19) oa) Rutherford 3 140 7 0 0 3.00 (ay 65Se CANUCKS ys. LOS ANGELES ‘Canucks Al-time Record Against Los Angoles: Won 7, Lost 13, Tied 2 BY SEASON HOME AWAY Wie) TT ecuearge WEG. ranGilak igmais 103-26: oul tieeeeer sé 01 Bape fonra) 9-9-2) Lee 3s oe ae jag, “at Oman 2: ua trea! Tt on aa) 3 0 Sede TOTALS A @ 1 SW Taian Bae 7 tithe a, Alltime Shutouts: Canucks s. Los Angeles: None Cos Angeles vs: Canucks: Two (G. Edwards, 2) 1973-74 RESULTS [AT VANCOUVER AT LOS ANGELES Dec.4 "Canucks? Los Angeles Feb, 19. Los Angeles 3 Canucks 4 ‘Apr.5 Canucks 5 Los Angels? Mars 23 Los Angeles 5 Canucks 0 Apr.& Los Angeles 11 Canucks 1 1973-74 INDIVIDUAL SCORING ‘CANUCKS LOS ANGELES Payer GA Pts Pim Player A Pts Pim Vevermet 310 4 4 Wing «= 2G Lever 1 3 4 10 Beny 5 Up etee a Lemicux 9 4 4 (2 StMarsitle 0 GD Sods 1 2 3 2 Cong 4 4 § O Gauges oat tae 1 Gai Tannahit! 1 2 3 2 Goring «= 23 SO Borddeaw 2 9 2 2 Nevin Pama Wiking” = «2-24 Komadoskt 13413 Meshetfrey 7 0 Row 2 ieee OFlahery 1 0 1 8 Willams «= tS Guewremont 0 1 1-2 Malomey, «3G Prat Oy. qi tia + oh eee Oddletson © 891 1) 9 Muphy = 11210 Lande” 0 tt 8 Maer kg Boddy = ©) 1 12 anmegeier 02 Dunn © 1 1 3 bong oi Beet Kam 0 1 1 0 Murdoch 8 tt Daley, 9 0 09 Edwards, «=O Kortenbach 9 0 0 3 Hoe «0 Schmauz” 0 0 0 47 Venly «88 Smith Beenie Naat GOALTENDING CANUCKS LOS ANGELES GP-MP GA So Eng Ave GP NP. GA So Eng. Avg smith $280 19 0-0 407 Vachon 3-170 7:0 0 247 ey (i) Byck 1-20-50 0 15.00 Edwards. 3 130-5 1 0 2.81 (eo) ay 66 CANUCKS vs, MINNESOTA ® ‘Canucks Alltime Record Against Minnesota: Won 4, Lost 13, Ted 5 BY SEASON. Home NOMAD a ea pW GA hai ene, oe ia Pia we i; 1ST Sa SR gee etch Cs “ area A Ue Skane Oo, a 3 wa 0 $0 as 3 TOTALS deeaTS 2p ies . BITS B Alltime Shutouts: Canucks ws Minnesota: None ‘Minnesota vs. Canucks: One (C. Maniago) 1973-74 RESULTS AT VANCOUVER: AT MINNESOTA Nov.30 “Canucks 4” Minnesota § Nov. 14 Minnesota 6. Canucks 3 Dee! 28 Canucks 3 Minnesota § Feb 13. Minnesota 3. Canucks 3 Jan38) Canucks 4 Minnesota § 1973-74 INDIVIDUAL SCORING ‘CANUCKS. MINNESOTA Payer “GA Pts Pim Payer GA Pts Pi Bours 2 3 7 2 Hen 2 8 10 6 Guewemon 23S 0 Grant ey Newent 2 3 § G Goldwortty 5 3 8 2 Lever 203 4 2 Gi te Rane Sermaue 22 4 Reid Ops ave eee) Bunn Dae, we ieee ecg og a Lemieux 1 1 2 6 Boum Tf 3 4 § Oflmery 1 1 2 0 Bowman 1 3 4 18 Boddy” 0 232 Stanttd 123 Wikis = 0222 Paris ora sacar Unde 1 «0 tO Featherstone 2020 tampman 1 0 tO Name TT 28 Pratt 1 0 Oo Rope) th gery Toman 18 2 Gembuci 9 228 Wege 1 2 Oliver 1g 1 sg Borde 0 2 Prentee «1 00 tO Daley OT S$ OBrien 9 9 0 6 Kem OT 6 Kurtenbacn 0 Oy. 2 Meshetfrey 9 0 4 Osdeinon 0-00 2 GOALTENDING CANUCKS: MINNESOTA. GP MP GA So Eng Avg GP'MP GA So Eng Ave smb 2-119 9:01) 454 — Maniago 1 39 1 0 0.1.54 (o-a) (19) Dyck 2-120 «8:0 0 400 Worsey 4 290 14 0 0 3.50 (oe) (G41) Caron 1 60 6 0 0 600 Riad «1 21 20:0 5 (on (oa) oe CANUCKS vs. MONTREAL @S Se CANUCKS vs. NEW YORK ISLANDERS. =) mnucs Alltime Record Against Islanders: Won 4, Lost 3, Tied § Canucks Albtime Record Against Montreal: Won 0, Lost 20, Tied 3 Canucks AUbtiove Record Aa Lost 3, Ted ue By SEASON -ASON Home AWAY nome away ee i On RRM get TAWA oe cee ew ce GL GA oa at ae Be Tae hatin sya tb ae eee 9) ante ta oat ae eed Sere aes ne ate oa eee ae 0 4 3 16 me, 3) wo a 15 1 Cm oi 3 UMRsana Bo 3 ly aleets rors. 74 ao sear ae Tors, @ 3 we Aime Shatats: Canis ve. anders: None ‘Sanders: Com: None AltimdSnutouts: Cush: Monel: None Fiend. Conus Pour (Dryden, 3:W. Thomas, 1) 1973-74 RESULTS Ax vancouver ATISLANDERS 1973-74 RESULTS one. 29" canto» anders Dee 18 Wanders 2 Canucks 2 ec wTewancouven 1973 UTS" ALMONIREAL esd) Camels? thunders 2 feed andes 3 Concise 2 se 11 cinaten Weve Bd Monet cali eee ae eae ome ‘Mar. 26 Canucks 3 Montreal 4. Jan. 5 Montreal $ Canucks 3 a eee antes. Peery Fon Mone Gnd 1973-74 INDIVIDUAL SCORING 1973-74 INDIVIDUAL SCORING caneks TBLANDERS canucks MONTREAL refe) BOBAIC Fe cre Riga OETA Pi Fim rk CUA Pe Pim Player GA Pie Pim Venepiet 4 2 6/0) Garten SD tows 0 8S "PE Mhoun 2 39 ineertgae s Sore gt wine ef gee cries mayer a ee ae a Coos: 5 4 eee 8g kb 8 Soda te. Ory ee Ay ae Rath 1 see 2 ge Pea ides Lever 0 3$ 3 6 PMabovch 2 2 4 2 Mai BS Sean tge. Saat tory $8 3 9 Eilehowien 202 4 3 CHORE 2 Sn Neer goa ages eet 4 ee eee, 1 to eae cee 3 aca perma a) ae coe cS) taerenMenees tan aa. VS aheue eeenie ua ui feieriet 711 aR eee (8.02 ode ty el ona ge ae iY Se oer PD ee Manes 893 gee meted Silay feed) ean ne te tf Grom f 8 tT 8 Vamnmeeey. ais 2 ear teen Gls tee 48 tee kk an tossay tt 1) twee Ot te Deo) a eae 0a ore iat Korab pie 4 ge ee De OU ome oh cwargecmmme 8 ot ste Ken eDeLC A: Maes eb. toi Ste enepmeetiseese 6 Tho dar ae ese V1 suet 8 oe oct (Gommoment 9 8 9 4 Roberts o 0 o 2 Wilkins o fw 1 2 ‘Marshall es 8 pal ay oepames (0° 8 Sach sesh ge awa socal! peBeignyin. 0K woken Wikis = =0 0 02 Dama, eRe Of 0 oeK e sum 8 : GOALTENDING Aanuexs MONTREAL Goatrennine CF MPR Song Ave COM GA So Eng Ave ances ‘ame sou, “S30 30 00°90 tea “2 120 8 0 298 PMP GA Sone Ave GPM GA So Eng Avs UF an alecay onsen sim 5300 1200 24) Smih 4 239901 236 5) ira) ir) Hae 1 6 3.0.0 300 Gre 1 go 2.0 0 200 Doan 2120 40 0 200 te) con fora os 6Canucks Alltime Record Against Rangers: Won §, Lost 17, Tied 1 BY SEASON Home AWAY WT Lg SameER Wek U8 Tek ae gicA 12) Oo. a) 00 aes 1:foee bs OmeG ne? 5° 9s Sata Deaihe = 0 oe Saree Sg ae a GP eta a = 2 ae iS ate ee 210 Oc ass Alltime Shutouts: Canucks vs. Rangers: None Rangers vs. Canucks: One (E. Gacomin) 1973-74 RESULTS AT VANCOUVER AT NEW YORK (Oct, 39” Canueks 3 Rangers 3 Nov.25 "Rangers Canucks 0 Tani Canucks 1 Rangers 6 27 Rangers 4 Canucks 2 Feb. 6 Canucks 4 Rangers 9 Mar.20 Rangers § Canucks 7 1973-74 INDIVIDUAL SCORING CANUCKS RANGERS Payer GA PIs Pim Payer SGA sim tere Sg eee oe fo ge Veveruet 2 2 4 7 Rae = 3 $88 Ofiery 1 3 4 4 Stmtomkl 2-6 82 Sousdas” 0 4 4 9 Rome 1 7 8 2 Die 033k Pa a: Seaton Pratt oo eed Gold 202 Farum «33D Giewrmont 2-9 3 Gian” 3} 8G cars 8 2 2 MeGesor 3 3 6 0 Ready 1 geval” 3 2s oe Meshetiey 1 ot 2G Seame 138 Taman’ 0 2 20 0 Mate «0 $3 Wik = 922) Ber 2 a a a 4, Her anes Odaietson 1 012 Rolfe 1th Sa Schmautr 10 tee eae ae Daley =O Tt Tht Comix 0 1 ft 0 Nelson 0 oT 7 8 Wit 9 ot ot 0 Sihak 0 TT Keenan 9 0 8 2 Witla 8 YTD Smtr 8 0 8 Hare 8D Winton = «8 82 GOALTENDING canucs RANGERS GP'MP GA So Eng Ave GP MP GA So Eng Ave 6 320 26 0 0 4.87 — Glacomin $ 300 10 1 0 2.00, fo) 1 40 6.0 0 900 Villemue 1 59 6 0 1 6.10 (oa) CANUCKS vs. NEW YORK RANGERS iI e CANUCKS vs. PHILADELPHIA. 7 ‘Canucks Alltime Record Against Philadelphia: Won 4, Lost 16, Tied 2 BY SEASON HOME Away Wilks Gh SGA ow Bi opie Ge GA, won 21 0 0 9 oO 3 @ 7 9 nial, Mas. 0-8 Se Wy Be eas hat re POMMDCMS ty oe teee VOU BR a ah rege MERE 0. Seek Sig nO a woes Mula TOA aes Don Heed yy 1h, Oy marae Aime Shutouts: Canucks ws. Philadelphia: None Philadelphia vs, Canueks: One (D. Fave) 1973-74 RESULTS AT VANCOUVER AU PHILADELPHIA 04.19 “Canueks 2 Philadelphia | Dec. 20. Philadelphia 9 Canucks 3 Novi? Canucks 2 Philadelphia 2 Mar.21-Philadeiphia 3 Canucks 1 yim. 22 Canucks 2 | Philadelphia 3 1973-74 INDIVIDUAL SCORING ‘CANUCKS PHILADELPHIA Player “GA Pts Pim Player GA ts Pim Boudies 1 34 Male 4 kD Guewemont 21 32 Barber 33 Dsl GO 20a > Gai 8 JAG) |S) ch Bein” <2 ice). emendies pes 4 ca 2 8 2 0 Condery 3 0 3 4 To Ph Game eo PS Sewn. Borde =O 2 2 0 Blur 0 3 3 2 Koab 8 )«6« 2) 2«1S—Nolet ee ae ote Wikis = 023d Kelly fee Vike nas Keren OR Tt i ia AT Rica) Rimage tc) Ampere Beg” 2 islet Oflsnerty, 2 1 tO Dormhocter 9 2-24 Vevergert 0 1 1S Flete O23 2a tae 8 Kindrack 227 Gon 0 0. 0 2 Dupo oo ot 1 12 Dunn © 0) 0 6 Vanme 0 ft 1 4 Uifonde 9 ges 03 Rent” Bg 8 Pratt 6 @ gy Tame = 9 8 aust: Smith «8818 fimWawon 9 884 JoeWatron 0 99 0 2 GOALTENDING CANUCKS PHILADELPHIA GP NP‘GA So Eng Avs GP MP GA So Eng Avs smi, 3 106 0 0 200 Pam 4 239800 201 rt) Eien 1 9 0 0 9.00 avier «1 60 2:00 2.00 oy (3) Byck(oay 1 59 30 0 6.10 ne CANUCKS vs. PITTSBURGH Canucks All-time Record Against Pittsburgh: Won 6, Lost 15, Tied 1 CANUCKS vs. ST. LOUIS ¥ Canucks All-time Record Against St. Louls: Won 6, Lost 12, Ted 4 BY SEASON BY SEASON Home: AWAY HOME AWAY WELD TERE OW ter GR GA Wis Ts Gaba cs gWa, baR GGA. 19707 4°01 PN MEE oo 3 oc Sag oa eaiieete hn Ok Syren 2T eta Alot Borne) 46 Tk ORME St 3. OL HE Ae ireree tats ie 16 ree ie 2 tere wees Wears: 19 40, OR Guess 1 2): Be ote —ts rest pigmlas Gh 16 7 Se iro Bev Ger Sunce Wat SUG 2p MMe eS 2) io si iste Oba 2b 02. ies Aa Beds ce aD voras 4 6 1 36 4 79 0 2 ® toras 7 5 2 4 26 Ta i Lee Alltime Shutouts: Canucks vs, Pittsburgh: None Altaime Shutouts: Canucks vs. St. Lous: One (D. Wilson) Pittsburgh vs. Canucks: One (0, Heron) St' Louis's Canucks: Nene 1973-74 RESULTS i AT VANCOUVER AT prrTsBURGH 1973-74 RESULTS ‘Canucks 3 Pittsburgh 2 Nov. 21" Pitsburgh 5. Canucks 4 song NEXARCOUVER | No 13 AEE AOP se Canucks 2 Pitsburgh 6 Mar 2 Phusbur cs tov.2 Canucks 1 St. Louis ov. us § Canucks " ie pusbuahe Gonwsks Janc8 Canveks 1 St.Louis 3 Nov. 27 St Louis? Canucks 2 Marie Pitsburgh 8 Canucks 6 1973-74 INDIVIDUAL SCORING (UCKS CAN PITTSBURGH Payer GA Pts Pim Player GA Pts Pim Boudrias 2 3 5 2 MacDonald 4 7 2 Wiking” = 1 4 $3 Ape ‘ieee Be coat Schmutz 3-1 48 Pronnost «$$ Veerget 2 1 3 0 talnge 22D Body 1 20 «3 Banetn «134 Dunn 102 3 12 Stoumion 3 0 3 8 Guewemont 1 2 3 '4 © MeDonougn 238 Kurenvach 12032) Demarco 238 Ofthety 1 1 2 4 Duane 1 2 3 36 Taman” <1 1 2G Lukowieh «1 23D Duley 0-2 2G MeManama 123 Meshettey 1 0 1 2 Shock 1-52. lag Wright 1 0) 8 Stackhowe 1238 Borde 9 1 1 0 Amun” 2 9 2 9 Kam 9 1 1 4 Burows 0 2 2 9 Glode 90 1 1 4 Kelly Bh eal 2 ten ever 2 1 to Jones Gene. Taare Gola 9 0 0 2 tee 0 1 1 0 Koab 0 0812 Poke 84) Dies Cemex 0 0 8 ‘4 Snell 9 5 Mea ae Pratt 0 0 0 4 Wty Ga on om Beverly 9 0 0 2 Brown’ 90 0 0 10 Heat 0 00 GOALTENDING cANucKs, PITTSBURGH GPMP GA Song Avg ‘GPMP GA So Eng Avg smith 4 183 18 0 1 5.90 Brown 4 232 12:0 0 3.10 (0-3) Gay Dyck (01) 1 36 $0 0 833° tns 2 GB 40 0 3,53 fuer 2 8 30 0 225 (a) 0) n Febsi2 St.Louis? Canucks 3 1973-74 INDIVIDUAL SCORING ‘CANUCKS. ST.LOUIS Player GOA Pts Pim Player GAs Pl Guevemont 3-2 «§ 2 Unger ee aan sl Veverget 0 33 0) Pate, | 2 TT Bodie 0° 2 02 «6 | Samer = 2 Kortenbach 0 2 2 § a pfack oats ever pera 2.050 oh aa eee Goats Mao... 2% ' aero Kora Remon Sea 1 Beck temewx 1 0 1 0 Bare,Plager 1 1 2 2 Meshettrey 1 0 1 8 Thomson 1 1 24 Scmmauts’ 1 0 1 $ Duro 90 2-228 a Tanna 0 E18 Pals Aiea inte bay 8 ee TD Daley ee ba 07a! Awe tg ao eg Bune 0 0 0 1 Bow 899 1 1 8 Lande 9 Of, 0 2 Bema «6 1 TS Smith 0 Who 2 Grou 0 tT 1 6 Wikis = 8 02 Bob Plager OTT Hand 0002 Wauon = 0 802 GOALTENDING Canucks, sr Lours GPMP'GA So Eng Avg GP MP GA So Eng Avg s 4199 100 1302 Davidion 4 240 5 0 0 1.25 (12) Goa) Caron 2-100 «$0 0 3.00 Stephenson 1 60 3 0 0 3,00 forty (or 2CANUCKS ys. TORONTO Co BY SEASON HOME Away Whit oe GEG SWS LS ol GA ignan: 2 1G OM ape 1) a0 of «pine Wr7z “201% Oeadae 1% ohe stata Weer 20512 OMatameisets 1 Vo ieee wa 2 0 1 w 7 2 9 0 @ 7 TOTALS. <3 30 tu Aguas 34) a8 oF Alltime Shutouts: Canucks vs. Toronto: One (D. Wilson) ‘Toronto vs. Canucks: One (8, Parent} 1973-74 RESULTS AT VANCOUVER AT TORONTO Nov. 16" Canucks 3 Toronto 3 fants) Canueks 4 Toronto 2 Mar.24 Canucks 3 Toronto 2 ec.22 Toronto d Canucks 6 Feb.23 Toronto 3 Canucks 4 1973-74 INDIVIDUAL SCORING ucks. CAN TORONTO. Payer GA Ps Pim Payer GA Pts Pim Schmutz 43-712 iman «3k Dunn a Gene rae ita ae Grakery 4 9 5 Se = 22 eG Boudras” 1 4 $0 Henderson aera G Daley 145 4 Bs 12 eens Veneet 0 4 4 ‘0 2 geen ever 2. eee Tools aaiee Lemieux 9 3 30 ee eee Wile 038 3 Mena) tk 8 Guewemont 1 1 2 4 Eeelesione «0 «2 Kobo 10132 amy gulran Ulonde = 1 Ot Tuentut «8 Tanah «1 60 1 8 Femon 6 TT Bodty =o TT OCG SOT Borde © 1 1 0 Kee Oo } 1 0 Gould © 1 1 2 MeDomid 0} oO Kors 8 61 61° 3 Simm OTL Kurtenbach © 1 1 4 Fal = 03 Mesheffrey © 0 0 4 Monahan «0882 Oddeison 0 8 0 G Nedey” 0 9 9 $ Pratt, o 010 $ ax Oo 8 0 2 Mion = 8 GOALTENDING CANUCKS: ToRONTO. GP-MP GA So Eng Avg GP MP GA So Eng Avg ‘Smith $300 14 0 0 280 © Fae © 2 119 0 0303 ro {o-1) Wilson 3178 13.01 4.38 " CANUCKS’ NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE FIRSTS FIRST CANUCK GOAL FIRST CANUCK POWER PLAY GOAL (one-man advantage) FIRST POWER PLAY GOAL (woman advantage) FIRST CANUCK VICTORY FIRST CANUCK DEFEAT FIRST CANUCK SHUTOUT Barry Wilkins, October 9/70 2:14 of 3rd period at home against Los Angeles (Los An- geles 3, Vancouver 1) Assisted by Len Lunde. ‘Andre Boudrias, October 15/ 70 15:13. of ist period in Philadelphia (Philadelphia 5, Vancouver 4) Assisted by Howie Young and Rosaire Palement, Orland Kurtenbach, Novem- ber 7/70 8:27 of 1st period at home against Toronto (Vancouver 3, Toronto 2) Assisted by Dale Tallon and Ray Cullen, October 11/70 — 5-3 over Toronto at home, October 9/70 — 1-3 to Los Angeles at home, October 27/71 ~ 0.0 in To- | onto (Dune Wilson, goalie, 34 stops). 1sREGULAR SEASON RECORDS. MOST VICTORIES, ONE SEASON: 2M 1970-11, 1973.74 Home! 17 — 1970-71, 197293 Road: 10 4873-74 FEWEST VICTORIES, ONE SEASON: 20 1971-72 Home: 14 ~ 1971-72, 1973-74 Road: '5— 1972-73 FEWEST LOSSES, ONE SEASON: 43 1973.74 Wome: 18 — 1970-71, 197273, 1973-74 Road: 25— 19787 MOST LOSSES, ONE SEASON: so 1971-72 Home: 20 ~ 1971-72 Row: 30- 1971-72 MOST TIES, ONE SEASON: i 19733 Home: 7 1973-74 Ress 5 1972.73 FEWEST TIES, ONE SEASON: 8 1970-71, 1971-72 Home: 4 ~ 1970-71, 1972-73 Road) 3 — 1971-72 MOST POINTS, ONE SEASON: 59 1973-74 FEWEST POINTS, ONE SEASON: 4 19-72 MOST GOALS, ONE SEASON: 233 1972-73, FEWEST GOALS, ONE SEASON: 203 1971-72 FEWEST GOALS AGAINST, ONE SEASON: 296 1970-71, 1973.74 MOST GOALS AGAINST, ONE SEASON: 339 197273) MOST POWER PLAY GOALS, ONE SEASON: 55 1973-74 MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, ONE SEASON: 6 1970-71 MOST SCORING POINTS (GOALS AND ASSISTS), ONE SEASON. 620197071 16 FEWEST SCORING POINTS, ONE SEASON. 536 1971-72 MOST PENALTY MINUTES, ONE SEASON: 13711970471 FEWEST PENALTY MINUTES, ONE SEASON: 943197273 MOST SHUTOUTS, ONE SEASON: 3 197374 MOST TIMES SHUTOUT, ONE SEASON: 12° 1971-72 LONGEST WINNING STREAK: “4 games — Mar. 30/74 through Apr 5/74 LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAK: {6 games — Nov. 20/70 through Dec. 15/70 LONGEST ROAD WINNING STREAK: 2 games ~ thiee different occasions LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK: “4 games-— three different occasions LONGEST HOME UNBEATEN STREAK: 6 games ~ Nov. 20/70 through Dec. 15/70 LONGEST ROAD UNBEATEN STREAK: 3 games — two different occasions LONGEST LOSING STREAK: games ~ Feb. 4 through Feb. 15/72 LONGEST HOME LOSING STREAK 6 games — Dec. 18/20 through Jan. 20/71 LONGEST ROAD LOSING STREAK: 9 names ~ two different occasions LONGEST WINLESS STREAK: 13 games — NOv. 9/73 through Dec. 7/73 LONGEST HOME WINLESS STREAK: 11 games — Dec, 18/70 through Feb. 6/71 LONGEST ROAD WINLESS STREAK: 15 games — Oct. 20/71 through Jan. 5/72 MOST GOALS, ONE GAME 1 Mar. 28/71 vs. California MOST GOALS, ONE GAME, BOTH TEAMS: 16 Mar. 28/7) ~ Canucks 11, California S nRECORDS (cont’d.) MOST GOALS, ONE PERIOD: 5 four different occasions MOST GOALS AGAINST, ONE GAME 11 two different oceasions MOST GOALS AGAINST, ONE PERIOD: © Feb 25/71 ~ Boston Jans 3/73 ~ Califor GREATEST WINNING MARGIN: T goals — Mar. 31/74 ~ Canucks 7, California 0 GREATEST LOSING MARGIN: 10 goals ~ Apr. 6/74 ~ Los Angeles 11, Canucks 1 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST SEASONS: 4 Orland Kurtenbach, Andre Boudrias, Barry Wilkins MOST GAMES: 310° Andre Boudrias MOST GAMES, GOALTENDER: 131 Dune Wilson 58 Andre Boudrias MosT ASsisTS: 174 Andre Boudsias Most POINTS: 272 Anvve Boustias MOST PENALTY MINUTES: 452 Barry Wilkins Most sHUTOUTS: 3 Gary Smith MOST GOALS, ONE SEASON: 38 Bobby Sehmautz 197273 MOST ASSISTS, ONE SEASON: 59 Andre Boudrias 1973-74 MOST POINTS, ONE SEASON 78. Ande Boudrias 1973-74 MOST PENALTY MINUTES, ONE SEASON: 166 John Schela 1971-72 1 MOST GOALS BY A DEFENCEMAN, ONE SEASON: 16 Jocelyn Gueveemont ~ 1972-73, MOST ASSISTS BY A DEFENCEMAN, ONE SEASON: 42° Dale Tallon - 1970-71 MOST POINTS BY A DEFENCEMAN, ONE SEASON: 56 Dale Tallon ~ 197071 MOST GOALS BY A CENTER, ONE SEASON: 30 Andre Boudras 1972.73, MOST ASSISTS BY A CENTER, ONE SEASON: 59. Andre Boudias ~ 1973.78 [MOST POINTS BY A CENTER, ONE SEASON: TS Andre Boudrias —1973-74 MOST GOALS BY A LEFTWING, ONE SEASON: 25 Wayne Maki ~ 1970-71 MOST ASSISTS BY A LEFTWING, ONE SEASON: 38 Wayne Maki ~ 1970-71, MOST POINTS BY A LEFTWING, ONE SEASON: 63 Wayne Maki — 1970-71 MOST GOALS BY A RIGHTWING, ONE SEASON: 38 Bobby Schmautz— 1972-73, MOST ASSISTS BY A RIGHTWING, ONE SEASON 38 Murray Hall ~ 1970-71 MOST POINTS BY A RIGHTWING, ONE SEASON: TL Bobby Schmaute— 1972-73, MOST GOALS BY A ROOKIE, ONE SEASON: 26 Dennis Ververguett — 1973-74 MOST ASSISTS BY A ROOKIE, ONE SEASON: 42 Dale Tallon ~ 1970-71 MOST POINTS BY A ROOKIE, ONE SEASON: 57 Dennis Verversuert ~ 1973-74 MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, ONE SEASON: 11 Dale Tatlon ~ 1991-72 MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, ONE SEASON 3 Orland Kurtenbach ~ 1971-72 MOST GOALS, ONE GAME: 4 RosurePaiement — Feb, 9/71 ys. Butfalo Bobby Schmauts — Nov. 19/72 vs. Bulalo = Dee, 30/72 8. Islanders ”INDIVIDUAL RECORD (cont'd.) MOST ASSISTS, ONE GAME: 4 Wayne Maki, Dennis Kearns, Don Lever MOST POINTS, ONE GAME: 5 Rosse Palement, Don Lever MOST GAMES BY A GOALTENDER, ONE SEASON: 65 Gary Smith ~ 1973-74 MOST SHUTOUTS, ONE SEASON: 3 Gary Smith — 1973-74 CANUCKS ALL-TIME RECORDS Goals Played Won _Lost__Tied__Pts_Potg_—_Goals__Agunst a ea CT? BY SEASON: Wit Ue TEPER GA Poa one 1970-71 2446 «856-229-296 th Hal Laycoe 2 S08 «48 (203.297 Tth_ Hal Laycor 2 47 9 $3 233 339 Th Vie Stasiuk 1 1973-74 24431-39224 296 Tth__BI_Mccreary Phit Maloney ALL-TIME LEADERS GAMES: Andte Boudei 310 oats Andre Boudeias 98 ASSISTS: Andre Boudrias 1m POINTS: Andre Boudeias 2 PENALTY MINUTES: Barry Wikins 452 80 CANUCKS — PAST AND PRESENT Andre Boudrias vlan Kurtenbach Bob Schmaute Dale Talon Jocelyn Guovremont Wayne Maki Rosle Palersnt Richard Lemieux Barry Witkins on Lever Dennis Kearns Gerry O*Ftaherty Murray Mal Don Tannahill Bobby Lalonde Dennis Ververgze Mike Corigan Ted Taylor Dave Baton John Weight Wayne Connelly Poul Popie Ray Cullen Dave Duna Gree Body Danny Johnson Paulin Bordeeau ‘Bob Dailey Seasons s10* 29 212 m 25 180 uw 192 269 156 197 156 109 am 40 i 95 125 ne er 3 116 70 8 167 n 68 16 Games Goals oer 6 a “ “4 50 “ 29 21 35 " 3 a 30 Fr 2% 4 0 2 a “ u 2 " 1 6 " 7 Assists rae 101 « 93 88 2 6 os s1 n 37 “ 3 36 31 2 2» a 30 20 2 a 2 26 B 1" Points ae 163 150 137 132 13 9 90 %9 86 83 n n 6 60 37 56 ” “a a 4 4 3 3 2 30 4 Pa Poy min "2 200 296 219 124 M8 269 6 asa n 140 ” 2% 25 3 2s 128 vat 8 a 2 97 2 6 a4 6 2 143 8CANUCKS — PAST AND PRESENT (cont'd). Paty = Seasons Games Goals Assits Points Min Seasons Games Goals Assits Points Min Bryan Meshetirey 2 Bets, 7 ab as Danny Gloor 1 Diet te nymse aie John Seheta auemmer: 4, Pte am Larry Gould 1 cia cena 6 John Gould 1 Mes)’ 0) tok 8 Steve Stone 1 Gee sa Cee Cleats at Quinn 2a 6 are ye aie Ken Block 1 1 one esa o eo Gary Doak 2 ae) 1313s Ron Homenuke 1 Tio a! eon 0 Tracy Prat 1 Rees ss 8S Gene Sobehuk 1 eer Peon. | 6 Chris Odatitson 1 ass faci 4 | Garth Rizzuto 1 7 * 4 7 i6 | Jim Hargreaves 1 eet 6 aBisr GOALTENDERS | Ron Ward ' a os AF i Se tris” | ek Danny Se 2 comes Bo ds Player Seasons Games Minutes Againay “outs Avg Jim Mair 2 3) Shierannsh ‘Gary Smith 1 6s 3632 08 aed Ron Stewart 1 aay 5 1 er ,.19 George Gardner 2 4a v2téa. 138” ody “aad | Ed Hatoum 1 2 are ae, Dune Witson 3 emo 402398 Len Lunde 1 m1 3 Sana, Ea Dyck 3 4 mss me Jim Wiste 1 Bei 2 eo Bruce Buttock 1 um 9 Fred Speck 1 BER Act. 2 Sis Jacques Caron 1 465 3880 Mare Resume 1 mo, 2 ary. Dave Meteland 1 2 1m 10 0 S00 Howie Young 1 eo 2 ae as Darr sty 1 eet 2 se, 10 Mike tarmpman 1 ues. 8 Ui s.8 Ralph Stewart 1 eee lahe8 | 1 ee, 8 ase § John Arbour 1 Poe 6 Dabahta Paul ONG 1 ee), ° ea Dennis MeCord 1 Se Midha 7), as Bob Cook 1 Baia tei 8 Peter Foleo 1 aD ho 4% on 8 2THE AMATEUR DRAFTS THE THREE ‘S's... Vancouver's top amateur draft picks who signed contracts following the amateur draft meetings lst May. From left 1 right: Ron Sedbaver, Andy Spruce and Harold Snepats a NHL PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTORY ATLANTA MINNESOTA. Sim thaber Dick Diliman The Omni Mewopoltan Sports Center 100 Techwood Dave, NW 7901 Cedar Avenue, South Atlanta, Georg 30303 Bloomington, Mincsota_ 85420 Telephone (W403) 681-2100 Telephone (612) 8844411 MONTREAL noston Pees Soames force Ssusceny Suet 3515 St Catherine St. W. 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Box 10 Capt Center nglewoood, California 90301 elephone (213) 674-6000 (One Harry 8 Truman Drive Tandover, Maryland 20786 asPROSPECTS IN SEATTLE , DAN BRADY JIM MAIR, DAVE McLELLAND BARRY WILCOX DaNGe Defence Goal Left Wing Goal PAUL O'NIEL CentreAROUND THE CANUCK CIRCUIT Late flashes from the Canucks’ 1974-75 training camp at Victoria — first time ever the club has trained in British Columbia: ‘A welcomed addition to the coaching fraternity (Seattle, Central League) was former Canuck captain Orland Kurten. bach, who signed a two-year contract. Kurt had a year remaining on his playing contract but at the age of 38, elected to launch a coaching career instead. fone In another eleventh-hour move, Phil Maloney snared Larry Popein from the New York Rangers’ organization and named him Western Scout. ‘Pope’ took an active part in helping Maloney on the ice during training camp and will be scouting both the pros and juniors throughout the coming season. eee Biggest surprise of the camp was goaltender Gary Smith's medical chart. He weighed in at an incredible 217 pounds . incredible because he’s been playing anywhere between 220 and 225 for the past 11 years. roars Now on the Canucks’ payroll as a full-time employee is Eastern Scout Jack MacDonald. He and John (Peanuts) O'Flaherty will work out of Toronto. And yet another new face: Pat Dunn, the Canucks’ new head trainer, Dunn worked for a year-and-a-half under Maloney with the Seattle Totems and turned down seven other offers for the Vancouver appointment. Dunn and his right-hand man, assistant Phi! Langlois, ran a flawless ship during training camp. All of the statistical information included between the covers of this 1974-75 Canuck Yearbook was compiled by play-by-play broadcaster Jim Robson of CKNW. We think you'll agree, he did a super job. 88 THE GREATEST HOCKEY NUT OF ALL BRINGS YOU GREAT HOCKEY. PLAY BY PLAY. For great Hockey, check out Jim Robson. He's nuts about the game. It shows. the hockey nut stationHOWYNON ABNOUAW SBILIMIOVS SAING-N ONY ONISVST 3L37dW0D ‘Wd 6 OL WV 8 AVGUNLVS OL AVGNOW ATivG NadO LNAWLYVd30 3OIAuaS 2 pe “+ syedwon ‘sseo you's ‘eo Big “SXONL plod bbeb-lzg ANOHdaTaL ‘soqog ‘side ‘s1eBnog ‘s100joyy ‘sKinos0N ‘suooury WALSNIWLS3M MN ‘AVM NOSGHYMGUS Loe “48am S14) S¥9NJ) pue S4v9 OUY Jo dn-oU al SHOLOIN NUNN