Canadiens Lead with Two Representatives on All Star Team
The Official First Team for 1961-62 lists Jacques Plante of Montreal as the goalie with 157 points. Talbot beats Brewer for defence, Hull edges Mahovlich for left wing, Mikita and Talbot debut on the First Team, with $500 awarded to each First Team member and voting by hockey writers and broadcasters.
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Bobby Hull
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Stan Mikita
Jacques Plante
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All Star selections tally 1961-62 NHL rosters
The mid-season and second-half voting shape the 1961-62 NHL All Star Teams. Gordie Howe secures right wing on the Second Team for a 13th time, Doug Harvey earns his 10th First Team defence berth, and Stan Mikita becomes the youngest star at 21 while ages span 21 to 37 across the roster.
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Frank Mahovlich
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Johnny Bower
Marcel Pronovost
Jean Beliveau
Boom Geoffrion
Stan Mikita
Chicago
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Bobby Hull
Black Hawks
Doug Harvey
Jacques Plante
Andy Bathgate
Jean-Guy Talbot
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