1969 NHL Amateur Draft

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The 1969 NHL Amateur Draft was held at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

[edit] Selections by Round

Below are listed the selections in the 1969 NHL Entry Draft.


Selections By Round

Round 1 | Round 2 | Round 3 | Round 4 | Round 5 | Round 6 | Round 7 | Round 8 | Round 9 | Round 10 |

[edit] Round 1

Pick Player Nationality NHL Team College/Junior/Club Team
1. Réjean Houle Flag of Canada Canada Montreal Canadiens Montreal Junior Canadiens (OHA)
2. Marc Tardif Flag of Canada Canada Montreal Canadiens Montreal Junior Canadiens (OHA)
3. Don Tannahill Flag of Canada Canada Boston Bruins Niagara Falls Flyers (OHA)
4. Frank Spring Flag of Canada Canada Boston Bruins Edmonton Oil Kings (WCHL)
5. Dick Redmond Flag of Canada Canada Minnesota North Stars St. Catharines Black Hawks (OHA)
6. Bob Currier Flag of Canada Canada Philadelphia Flyers Cornwall Royals (QMJHL)
7. Tony Featherstone Flag of Canada Canada Oakland Seals Peterborough Petes (OHA)
8. Andre Dupont Flag of Canada Canada New York Rangers Montreal Junior Canadiens (OHA)
9. Ernie Moser Flag of Canada Canada Toronto Maple Leafs Estevan Bruins (SJHL)
10. Jim Rutherford Flag of Canada Canada Detroit Red Wings Hamilton Red Wings (OHA)
11. Ivan Boldirev Flag of Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia
(Flag of Serbia Serbia)		 Boston Bruins Oshawa Generals (OHA)
12. Pierre Jarry Flag of Canada Canada New York Rangers Ottawa 67's (OHA)
13. J.P. Bordeleau Flag of Canada Canada Chicago Black Hawks Montreal Junior Canadiens (OHA)

[edit] Round 2

14. Dennis O'Brien - Minnesota North Stars

15. Rick Kessell - Pittsburgh Penguins

16. Dale Hoganson - Los Angeles Kings

17. Bobby Clarke - Philadelphia Flyers

18. Ron Stackhouse - Oakland Seals

19. Mike Lowe - St. Louis Blues

20. Doug Brindley - Toronto Maple Leafs

21. Ron Garwasiuk - Detroit Red Wings

22. Art Quoquochi - Boston Bruins

23. Bert Wilson - New York Rangers

24. Larry Romanchych - Chicago Black Hawks

[edit] Round 3

25. Gilles Gilbert - Minnesota North Stars

26. Michel Briere - Pittsburgh Penguins

27. Gregg Boddy - Los Angeles Kings

28. Willie Brossart - Philadelphia Flyers

29. Don O'Donoghue - Oakland Seals

30. Bernie Gagnon - St. Louis Blues

31. Larry McIntyre - Toronto Maple Leafs

32. Bobby Sheehan - Montreal Canadiens

33. Wayne Hawrysh - Detroit Red Wings

34. Nels Jacobson - Boston Bruins

35. Kevin Morrison - New York Rangers

36. Milt Black - Chicago Black Hawks

[edit] Round 4

37. Fred O'Donnell - Minnesota North Stars

38. Yvon Labre - Pittsburgh Penguins

39. Bruce Landon - Los Angeles Kings

40. Michel Belhumeur - Philadelphia Flyers

41. Pierre Farmer - Oakland Seals

42. Vic "Skeeter" Teal - St. Louis Blues

43. Frank Hughes - Toronto Maple Leafs

44. Murray Anderson - Montreal Canadiens

45. Wayne Chernecki - Detroit Red Wings

46. Ron Fairbrother - Boston Bruins

47. Bruce Hellemond - New York Rangers

48. Darryl Maggs - Chicago Blackhawks

[edit] Round 5

49. Pierre Jutras - Minnesota North Stars

50. Ed Patenaude - Pittsburgh Penguins

51. Butch Goring - Los Angeles Kings

52. Dave Schultz - Philadelphia Flyers

53. Warren Harrison - Oakland Seals

54. Brian Glenwright - St. Louis Blues

55. Brian Spencer - Toronto Maple Leafs

56. Gary Doyle - Montreal Canadiens

57. Wally Olds - Detroit Red Wings

58. Jeremy Wright - Boston Bruins

59. Gord Smith - New York Rangers

60. Mike Baumgartner - Chicago Black Hawks

[edit] Round 6

61. Rob Walton - Minnesota North Stars

62. Paul Hoganson - Pittsburgh Penguins

63. Guy Delparte - Montreal Canadiens

64. Don Saleski - Philadelphia Flyers

65. Neil Nicholson - Oakland Seals

66. Tommi Salmelainen - St. Louis Blues

67. Bob Neufeld - Toronto Maple Leafs

68. Lynn Powis - Montreal Canadiens

69. Jim Jones - Boston Bruins

70. Dale Yutsyk - St. Louis Blues

71. Dave Hudson - Chicago Black Hawks

[edit] Round 7

72. Rick Thompson - Minnesota North Stars

73. Bob Collyard - St. Louis Blues

74. Ian Wilkie - Montreal Canadiens

75. Dale Power - Montreal Canadiens

76. Pete Vipond - Oakland Seals

77. David Pulkkinen - St. Louis Blues

[edit] Round 8

78. Cal Russell - Minnesota North Stars

79. Frank Hamill - Montreal Canadiens

80. Patrick Lange - St. Louis Blues

81. Claude Chartre - Philadelphia Flyers

[edit] Round 9

82. John Converse - St. Louis Blues

83. Gilles Drolet - Montreal Canadiens

[edit] Round 10

84. Darrel Knibbs - Montreal Canadiens

85. Robert Taggi - St. Louis Blues

[edit] See also

[edit] References


Preceded by:
1968 NHL Amateur Draft

 NHL Entry Draft

Followed by:
1970 NHL Amateur Draft
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