1968 NHL Amateur Draft
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The 1968 NHL Amateur Draft was held at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
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[edit] Selections by Round
Below are listed the selections in the 1968 NHL Entry Draft.
| Selections By Round |
[edit] Round 1
1. Michel Plasse - Montreal Canadiens
2. Roger Belisle - Montreal Canadiens
3. Jim Pritchard - Montreal Canadiens
4. Garry Swain - Pittsburgh Penguins
5. Jim Benzelock - Minnesota North Stars
6. Gary Edwards - St. Louis Blues
7. Jim McInally - Los Angeles Kings
8. Lew Morrison - Philadelphia Flyers
9. John Marks - Chicago Black Hawks
10. Brad Selwood - Toronto Maple Leafs
11. Steve Andrascik - Detroit Red Wings
12. Danny Schock - Boston Bruins
[edit] Round 2
13. Doug Smith - Oakland Seals
14. Ron Snell - Pittsburgh Penguins
15. Marc Rioux - Minnesota North Stars
16. Curt Bennett - St. Louis Blues
17. Herb Boxer - Detroit Red Wings
18. Fraser Rice - Boston Bruins
19. Bruce Buchanan - New York Rangers
[edit] Round 3
20. Jim Trewin - Oakland Seals
21. Dave Simpson - Pittsburgh Penguins
22. Glen Lindsay - Minnesota North Stars
23. Don Grierson - Montreal Canadiens
24. Brian St. John - Boston Bruins
[edit] See also
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