SEALS / BARONS RECORD BOOK

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1 SEALS / BARONS RECORD BOOK Note: NHL franchise records in regular font; WHL franchise records in italic font ALL-TIME SEASON-BY-SEASON RECORD SEASON GP W L T PTS GF GA PIM FINISHED WIN. % rd Southern a nd Southern b th th th th.514 WHL Totals a - Won Lester Patrick Cup defeating Seattle b - Won Lester Patrick Cup defeating Los Angeles th West nd West th West th West th West th West th West th Adams th Adams th Adams th Adams.356 NHL Totals ALL-TIME SEASON-BY-SEASON PLAYOFF RECORD SEASON OPPONENT GP W L GF GA RESULTS Spokane Lost quarter-final Los Angeles Won quarter-final Portland Won semi-final Seattle Won Lester Patrick Cup Portland Won semi-final Los Angeles Won Lester Patrick Cup Victoria Lost semi-final Seattle Lost semi-final 5 seasons in WHL playoffs Los Angeles Lost quarter-final Pittsburgh Lost quarter-final 2 seasons in NHL playoffs

2 ALL-TIME HOME AND AWAY RECORD HOME AWAY SEASON GP W L T PTS GF GA GP W L T PTS GF GA WHL totals NHL totals FRANCHISE RECORD AT THE NHL ALL-STAR GAME 1968 Bobby Baun; 1969 Ted Hampson, Bill Hicke, Carol Vadnais (2 PIM); 1970 Harry Howell, Carol Vadnais; 1971 Doug Roberts; 1972 Carol Vadnais; 1973 Joey Johnston; 1974 Joey Johnston; 1975 Joey Johnston (1 assist); 1976 Al MacAdam (1 goal, 1 assist); 1977 Al MacAdam; 1978 Dennis Maruk CLUB SELECTIONS AT NHL AMATEUR DRAFT 1967 RD PLAYER DRAFTED FROM 1-3 Ken Hicks Brandon Wheat Kings 1-12 Gary Wood (D) Fort Frances Jrs Kevin Smith (D) Halifax Jr. Canadians Doug Smith (C) Winnipeg Jets 1-20 Jim Trewin (D) Flin Flon Bombers Tony Featherstone (RW) Peterborough Petes 2-18 Ron Stackhouse (D) Peterborough Petes 3-29 Don O Donoghue (RW) St. Catharines Black Hawks 3-41 Pierre Farmer (D) Shawinigan Falls Jrs Warren Harrison (C) Sorel Black Hawks 5-65 Neil Nicholson (D) London Knights 6-76 Peter Vipond (LW) Oshawa Generals Chris Oddleifson (C) Winnipeg Jets 2-19 Pete Laframboise (LW/C) Ottawa 67s 3-33 Randy Rota (C/LW) Calgary Centennials 4-47 Ted McAneeley (D) Edmonton Oil Kings 5-61 Ray Gibbs (G) Charlottetown Royals 6-75 Doug Moyes (RW) Sorel Black Hawks 7-88 Terry Murray (D) Ottawa 67s Al Henry (D) Univ. of North Dakota Ken Baird (D) Flin Flon Bombers 3-29 Richard LeDuc (C) Trois-Rivières Ducs 4-43 Hartland Monahan (RW) Montreal Jr. Canadiens 5-57 Ray Belanger (G) Shawinigan Bruins 6-71 Gerry Egers (D) Sudbury Wolves 7-85 Al Simmons (D) Winnipeg Jets 8-99 Angus Beck (C) Charlottetown Islanders Red Lyons (LW) Halifax Atlantics

3 Tom Cassidy (C) Kitchener Rangers 2-28 Stan Weir (C) Medicine Hat Tigers 3-38 Paul Shakes (D) St. Catharines Black Hawks 4-54 Claude St. Sauveur (C) Sherbrooke Beavers 5-70 Tim Jacobs (D) St. Catharines Black Hawks 6-86 Jacques Lefebvre (G) Shawinigan Bruins Mike Amodeo (D) Oshawa Generals Brent Meeke (D) Niagara Falls Flyers Dennis Meloche (C) Drummondville Flyers Jeff Jacques (RW) St. Catharines Black Hawks 4-50 Ron Serafini (D) St. Catharines Black Hawks 5-66 Jim Moxey (RW) Hamilton Red Wings 6-82 William Trognitz (LW) Thunder Bay Jrs Paul Tantardini (LW) Downsview Bombers Bruce Greig (LW) Vancouver Nats Larry Patey (C) Baintree Mass. Hawks Doug Mahood (RW) Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds Angelo Moretto (C) University of Michigan Rick Hampton (D) St. Catharines Black Hawks 1-17 Ron Chipperfield (C) Brandon Wheat Kings 2-21 Bruce Affleck (D) University of Denver 3-39 Charlie Simmer (LW) Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 4-57 Tom Price (D) Ottawa 67s 5-75 Jim Warden (G) Michigan Tech Tom Sundberg (C/LW) St. Paul Vulcans Tom Anderson (D) St. Paul Vulcans Jim McCabe (C) Welland Sabres Ralph Klassen (C) Saskatoon Blades 2-21 Dennis Maruk (C) London Knights 3-39 John Tweedle (RW) Lake Superior State College 4-57 Greg Smith (D) Colorado College 5-75 Doug Young (D) Michigan Tech Larry Hendrick (G) Calgary Centennials Rick Shinske (C) New Westminster Doug Schoenfeld (D) Cambridge Hornets Jim Weaver (G) Kingston Canadians Bjorn Johansson (D) Orebro (Sweden) 2-23 Vern Stenlund (C) London Knights 3-41 Mike Fidler (LW) Boston University 4-59 Warren Young (C) Michigan Tech Darcy Regier (D) Lethbridge Broncos 5-79 Cal Sandbeck (D) Denver University 6-95 Jouni Rinne (RW) Lukko Rauma (Finland) Mike Crombeen (RW) Kingston Canadians 2-23 Daniel Chicoine (RW) Sherbrooke Beavers 3-41 Reg Kerr (LW) Kamloops Blazers 3-42 Guy Lash (RW) Winnipeg Monarchs 4-59 John Baby (D) Sudbury Wolves 5-77 Owen Lloyd (D) Medicine Hat Tigers 6-95 Jeff Allan (D) Hull Olympiques Mark Toffolo (D) Chicoutimi Sagueneens Grant Eakin (LW) Lethbridge Broncos ALL-TIME TEAM AWARDS AND MISCELLANEOUS HONORS Team Leading Scorer: Also known as the Coleman E. Hall Award ( ); Mel Swig Award (1965); Oakland Tribune Scoring Award ( ); High Scorer Award ( ) Nick Mickoski Charlie Burns Wayne Connelly Wayne Connelly Forbes Kennedy Ted Hampson Ted Hampson Ted Hampson Dennis Hextall Gerry Pinder Walt McKechnie Joey Johnston Larry Patey and Stan Weir Al MacAdam and Wayne Merrick Most Valuable Player: Also known as the Booster Club Trophy ( ); Larriburu Brothers Trophy ( ); Most Valuable Player Award ( ); Player of the Year Award (1977) Nick Mickoski Charlie Burns Charlie Burns Wayne Connelly Jack Evans Charlie Hodge Ted Hampson Ted Hampson winner unknown winner unknown Gilles Meloche Joey Johnston Jim Neilson Al MacAdam Dennis Maruk

4 Most Popular Player Award: Also known as the Golden Gate Trophy ( ); Most Popular Player Award ( ) Orland Kurtenbach Len Haley Len Haley Larry McNabb Jack McCartan to winners unknown Bob Stewart Gilles Meloche Rick Hampton Dennis Maruk Most Improved Player: Paul Jackson John Gravel Jack McCartan Tracy Pratt Mike Laughton Best Defenseman Award: Ted McAneeley Jim Neilson Bob Stewart Unsung Hero Award: Note: Tom Thurlby won an award for Most Unrecognized Defenseman in Craig Patrick Morris Mott Al MacAdam Bob Girard Wralstad Memorial Award (Sportsmanship): Larry Patey Al MacAdam and Wayne Merrick Most Outstanding Player (most player-of-game awards in regular season): Also known as the Three Star Award (1976) Gerry Odrowski Dennis Maruk Willmott Memorial Award (for inspirational contribution to hockey): Jack Evans Fickle Finger of Fate Award: Wayne Merrick Good Will Ambassador Award: Krazy George Henderson Coliseum Cup (Hockey Supremacy in California): San Francisco ( record vs LA) Los Angeles ( record vs SF) San Francisco ( record vs LA) San Francisco (8-4-0 record vs LA)

5 465 Miscellaneous Awards and Honors: Special Award for Inspirational Play: Joe Daley Appreciation Award: Fred Glover Lester Patrick Cup (WHL Champions): and WHL All-Star Left Wing: Nick Mickoski WHL Rookie-of-the-Year: George Swarbrick Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy (NHL): Ted Hampson The Hockey News Coach of the Year Award: Fred Glover The Sporting News Rookie-of-the-Year Award: Norm Ferguson The Sporting News West Division Rookie-of-the-Year Award: Gilles Meloche

6 ALL-TIME SEASON-BY-SEASON COACHING RECORD SEASON COACH W L T PTS WIN. % Max McNab Playoffs Norman Bud Poile Playoffs Norman Bud Poile Nick Mickoski Playoffs Nick Mickoski Norman Bud Poile Norman Bud Poile Charlie Burns Playoffs Rudy Pilous Charlie Burns Playoffs WHL regular-season totals WHL playoff totals Bert Olmstead Gordon Fashoway Fred Glover Playoffs Fred Glover Playoffs Fred Glover Fred Glover Vic Stasiuk Garry Young Fred Glover Fred Glover Marshall Johnston Marshall Johnston Bill McCreary Jack Evans Jack Evans Jack Evans NHL regular-season totals NHL playoff totals Note: According to NHL records, Olmstead s coaching record is , and Fashoway s record is 4-5-1, but the timeline of events in Olmstead s life contradicts league records. The March 11, 1968 Oakland Tribune states, Olmstead s mother died in Saskatchewan. Olmstead has been back in Canada since learning his mother was gravely ill, meaning Fashoway was behind the bench during this time. Furthermore, the April 14, 1968 Tribune states, With 21 games left, [Olmstead] turned over his coaching duties to aide Gordon Fashoway. The latter s record was five wins, 10 losses, and six ties. ALL-TIME COACHING RECORD Norman Bud Poile Playoffs Charlie Burns Playoffs Max McNab Playoffs Nick Mickoski Playoffs Rudy Pilous WHL regular-season totals WHL playoff totals Fred Glover Playoffs Jack Evans Vic Stasiuk Marshall Johnston Bert Olmstead Bill McCreary Gordon Fashoway Garry Young NHL regular-season totals NHL playoff totals ALL-TIME SEASON-BY-SEASON REGULAR- SEASON ATTENDANCE SEASON ATT. GP AVG , , , , , , , , , , , ,163 WHL totals 865, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,676 NHL totals 2,439, ,686

7 ALL-TIME NHL POWER PLAY RECORD SEASON GLS. / ATTEMPTS SHG AGAINST SCO. % / (7th/12) / (9 th /12) / (12 th /12) / (12 th /14) / (12 th /14) / (11 th /16) / (16 th /16) / (17th/18) / (12 th /18) / (10 th /18) / (16 th /18) Totals 508 / ALL-TIME NHL PENALTY KILLING RECORD SEASON GOALS / ATTEMPTS SHG SCORED KILL. % / (9th/12) / (9 th /12) / (6 th /12) / (11 th /14) / (9 th /14) / (tie 14 th /16) / (13 th /16) / (16 th /18) / (9 th /18) / (12 th /18) / (14 th /18) Totals 583 / MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS NHL Hat-tricks: (29) Gerry Ehman vs. Los Angeles, January 7, Norm Ferguson at Detroit, January 25, Brian Perry vs. Chicago, February 19, Earl Ingarfield at Minnesota, December 27, Earl Ingarfield vs. Toronto, January 23, Mike Laughton at Minnesota, January 25, Gary Croteau vs. Minnesota, January 27, Norm Ferguson vs. Philadelphia, October 13, Bobby Sheehan vs. Vancouver, October 15, Gerry Pinder at Detroit, October 24, Carol Vadnais vs. St. Louis, February 20, Joey Johnston vs. Buffalo, March 8, Joey Johnston vs. Boston, November 3, Marshall Johnston at Boston, December 10, Pete Laframboise (four goals) vs. Vancouver, January 3, Gary Croteau vs. Detroit, October 24, Reggie Leach at Chicago, January 6, Ivan Boldirev (four goals) vs. St. Louis, January 9, Larry Patey vs. New York Islanders, March 9, Al MacAdam at Detroit, October 11, Gary Sabourin (four goals) vs. New York Rangers, November 7, Dennis Maruk (four goals) at Pittsburgh, November 18, Wayne Merrick at Washington, January 2, Wayne Merrick vs. Toronto, January 25, Jim Moxey at Minnesota, February 15, Al MacAdam at New York Rangers, February 25, Robert Murdoch vs. Detroit, December 15, Dennis Maruk (four goals) vs. St. Louis, November 2, Chuck Arnason vs. New York Islanders, March 25, 1978 Penalty shots for Seals/Barons: Norm Ferguson successful vs. Ed Giacomin, Nov. 24, 1968 (NYR 3, OAK 2 at NY) Joey Johnston unsuccessful vs. Rogatien Vachon, Jan. 2, 1974 (CAL 5, LA 2 at CAL) Wayne King unsuccessful vs. Gilles Gilbert, Jan. 10, 1976 (BOS 3, CAL 2 at BOS) Dennis Maruk unsuccessful vs. Tony Esposito, Jan. 14, 1976 (CAL 2, CHI 2 at CAL) Al MacAdam successful vs. Denis Herron, Dec. 16, 1976 (PIT 5, CLE 4 at PIT) Penalty shots against Seals/Barons: Chico Maki unsuccessful vs. Chris Worthy, Dec. 15, 1968 (CHI 7, OAK 4 at CHI) Fred Stanfield unsuccessful vs. Gilles Meloche, Feb. 23, 1972 (BOS 8, CAL 6 at CAL) Chuck Arnason unsuccessful vs. Gilles Meloche, Feb. 16, 1974 (PIT 7, CAL 3 at PIT) Bobby Schmautz unsuccessful vs. Gary Simmons, Nov. 2, 1975 (BOS 5, CAL 0 at BOS) Reed Larson unsuccessful vs. Gilles Meloche, Nov. 5, 1977 (CLE 4, DET 3 at DET)

8 Team Captains History: Harry Pidhirny, ; Eddie Panagabko, ; Al Nicholson and Charlie Burns, ; Charlie Burns, ; Bobby Baun, ; Ted Hampson, ; Carol Vadnais, 1971 to Feb.-1972; Bert Marshall, Feb to Mar. 73; No Captain from Mar.1973 to Feb. 1974; Joey Johnston, Feb to Jun. 75; Jim Neilson, Bob Stewart ; Bob Stewart and Jim Neilson (co-captains), ; Al MacAdam, Alternate Captains History: Gary Edmundson, ; Nick Mickoski, ; Charlie Burns and Len Haley, ; Unknown, and ; Jack Evans and Gerry Odrowski, ; Billy Harris and Wally Boyer, ; Gerry Odrowski, Bert Marshall, Bryan Watson, and Gary Jarrett, ; Bill Hicke and Bert Marshall, ; Carol Vadnais and Bill Hicke, ; Bert Marshall, Wayne Carleton and Tommy Williams, ; Ivan Boldirev, Rick Smith, Marshall Johnston, and Dick Redmond, ; Ivan Boldirev, Walt McKechnie, Marshall Johnston, Gary Croteau, and Joey Johnston, ; Len Frig, Stan Gilbertson, Jim Neilson, and Bob Stewart, ; No alternate captains after General Managers History: Joseph J. Allen, ; Norman Bud Poile, ; Rudy Pilous, ; Bert Olmstead, ; Frank Selke Jr., ; Bill Torrey, 1970; Fred Glover, ; Garry Young, ; Fred Glover, ; Garry Young, 1974; Bill McCreary, ; Harry Howell,

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