1974–75 WHA All-Star Game
123 Total
East 211 4
West 240 6
DateJanuary 21, 1975
ArenaEdmonton Coliseum
CityEdmonton, Alberta
MVPRéjean Houle
Attendance15,326
 1973–74 1975–76 

The 1974–75 World Hockey Association All-Star Game was held in the recently opened Edmonton Coliseum in Edmonton, Alberta, home of the Edmonton Oilers, on January 21, 1975. The game pitted the East All-Stars, which consisted of players from the four Eastern Division teams (Chicago, Cleveland, Indianapolis and New England), Toronto and Quebec of the Canadian Division, and Michigan of the Western Division, against the West All-Stars, which consisted of players from the four remaining Western Division teams (Houston, Minnesota, Phoenix and San Diego) and Edmonton, Vancouver and Winnipeg of the Canadian Division. The West All-Stars defeated the East All-Stars 6–4. Réjean Houle, who scored two goals and assisted on two others for the East, was named the game's most valuable player.

Team Lineups

East All-Stars

Nat. Player Pos. Team
Goaltenders
CanadaAl SmithBNew England Whalers
CanadaGerry CheeversACleveland Crusaders
CanadaAndy BrownCIndianapolis Racers
Defencemen
CanadaPat StapletonBChicago Cougars
CanadaBrad SelwoodBNew England Whalers
CanadaRick LeyCNew England Whalers
CanadaDale HogansonQuebec Nordiques
CanadaJim DoreyCToronto Toros
CanadaJ. C. TremblayAQuebec Nordiques
CanadaPaul ShmyrACleveland Crusaders
Forwards
CanadaSerge BernierACQuebec Nordiques
CanadaRejean HouleCRWQuebec Nordiques
CanadaMarc TardifLWQuebec Nordiques
CanadaWayne DillonBCToronto Toros
CanadaTom SimpsonARWToronto Toros
CanadaPaul HendersonBLWToronto Toros
CanadaFrank MahovlichALWToronto Toros
CanadaRalph BackstromCCChicago Cougars
United StatesLarry PleauCNew England Whalers
CanadaTom WebsterBRWNew England Whalers
CanadaGary VeneruzzoRWMichigan Stags
CanadaPierre GuitéCLWMichigan Stags
  • A Voted to first team.
  • B Voted to second team.
  • C Voted to third team.
  • Unable to participate due to injury.

West All-Stars

Nat. Player Pos. Team
Goaltenders
CanadaDon McLeodBVancouver Blazers
CanadaWayne RutledgeCHouston Aeros
CanadaJoe DaleyAWinnipeg Jets
Defencemen
CanadaDoug BarrieEdmonton Oilers
CanadaJohn SchellaCHouston Aeros
CanadaBarry LongAEdmonton Oilers
CanadaGerry OdrowskiCPhoenix Roadrunners
DenmarkPoul PopielBHouston Aeros
SwedenLars-Erik SjobergAWinnipeg Jets
CanadaAl HamiltonBEdmonton Oilers
Forwards
CanadaBobby HullALWWinnipeg Jets
CanadaGordie HoweBRWHouston Aeros
United StatesMark HoweCLWHouston Aeros
CanadaAndré LacroixBCSan Diego Mariners
SwedenUlf NilssonCCWinnipeg Jets
CanadaLarry LundACHouston Aeros
CanadaAndré HinseBLWHouston Aeros
CanadaFrank HughesARWHouston Aeros
CanadaDanny LawsonRWVancouver Blazers
CanadaTed TaylorLWHouston Aeros
CanadaFran HuckCMinnesota Fighting Saints
CanadaMike WaltonCRWMinnesota Fighting Saints
  • A Voted to first team.
  • B Voted to second team.
  • C Voted to third team.
  • Unable to participate due to injury.

G = Goaltender; D = Defenceman; C = Center; LW = Left Wing; RW = Right Wing

Source: [1][2][3]

Game summary

#ScoreTeamGoalscorer (Assist(s))Time
First period
10-1WestMark Howe (Gordie Howe, Lacroix)7:08
20-2WestHinse (Lund, Hughes)8:18
31-2EastTardif (Houle, Selwood)13:32
42-2EastHoule (Pleau, Dorey)17:37
Penalties : none
Second period
52-3WestHull (Lawson)4:23
62-4WestHinse (Hughes, Odrowski)6:35
72-5WestTaylor (Lacroix, Schella)10:07
82-6WestGordie Howe (Lacroix, Mark Howe)11:53
93-6EastHoule (Selwood, Dorey)14:32
Penalties : none
Third period
104-6EastBernier (Tardif, Houle)11:20
Penalties : none

Goaltenders :

  • East: Cheevers (20 minutes, 7 shots, 2 goals against), Brown (20 minutes, 11 shots, 4 goals against), Smith (20 minutes, 12 shots, 0 goals against).
  • West: Daley (20 minutes, 11 shots, 2 goals against), Rutledge (20 minutes, 9 shots, 1 goal against), McLeod (20 minutes, 8 shots, 1 goal against).

Shots on goal :

  • East (28) 11 - 9 - 8
  • West (30) 7 - 11 - 12

Referee :

Linesmen :

Source: [1][2][3]

See also

References

  1. 1 2 Ornest, Leo, ed. (1975). 1975-76 Media Guide. Toronto: WHA Properties.
  2. 1 2 Greig, Murray (1997). Big Bucks and Blue Pucks. Toronto: Macmillan Canada. ISBN 0-7715-7423-1.
  3. 1 2 "Aeros, Toros Dominate WHA's All Star Voting". The Hockey News. Montreal, Quebec. January 24, 1975.
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