1974-75 MJHL Season

This is the 1974-75 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season.

League Notes

Canadian Amateur Hockey Association introduced Anavet Cup for Manitoba / Saskatchewan Championship.

Regular Season

Team	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	PTS
North Division
Selkirk Steelers	48	35	12	1	283	175	71
Portage Terriers	48	25	22	1	223	209	51
Dauphin Kings	48	25	23	0	289	277	50
Kenora Muskies	48	15	33	0	243	331	30
Brandon Travellers	48	13	35	0	208	314	26
South Division
West Kildonan North Stars	48	30	16	2	289	213	62
St. James Canadians	48	29	19	0	281	238	58
St. Boniface Saints	48	23	25	0	234	251	46
Winnipeg Monarchs	48	19	29	0	244	286	38

Playoffs

	Division Semi-Finals					Divisional Finals					Turnbull Cup Championship
						1	Selkirk Steelers	4
	North Division
						2	Portage Terriers	1
	2	Portage Terriers	4
	3	Dauphin Kings	0
											1	Selkirk Steelers	4
											1	West Kildonan	3
	2	St. James Canadians	4
	3	St. Boniface Saints	0
						1	West Kildonan	4
	South Division
						2	St. James Canadians	2

Manitoba / Saskatchewan Playoff

Anavet Cup Championship

Selkirk defeated Swift Current Broncos (SJHL) 4-games-to-none see 1975 Anavet Cup

Western Canada Championship

Abbott Cup Championship

Selkirk lost to Spruce Grove Mets (AJHL) 4-games-to-2 see 1975 Abbott Cup

League Leaders

Category	Player	Team	Amount
Most Points	Jim Misener	Dauphin Kings	135
Most Goals	Jim Misener	Dauphin Kings	73
Most Assists	Jim Cruise	Dauphin Kings	76
Top Goals Against Average	Andy Stoesz	Selkirk Steelers	3.46

League Records

Player	Team	Achievement	Amount
Jim Misener	Dauphin Kings	Most Goals	73
Carl Haney	Kenora Muskies	Most Goals--Left Wing	55

Scoring Leaders

Rank	Player	Team	G	A	Pts
1	Jim Misener	Dauphin Kings	73	62	135
2	Jim Cruise	Dauphin Kings	55	76	131
3	Glenn Nash	St. James Canadians	52	54	106
4	Gord Homenick	West Kildonan North Stars	42	60	102
5	Carl Haney	Kenora Muskies	55	37	92
	Murray McCarthy	St. James Canadians	46	46	92
7	Gord Kaluzniak	Selkirk Steelers	45	45	90
8	Earl Lawson	St. James Canadians	40	47	87
9	Mark Izzard	West Kildonan North Stars	32	52	84
10	Murray Thomson	Selkirk Steelers	26	55	81

Awards

Trophy	Winner	Team
MVP	Jim Cruise	Dauphin Kings
Top Goaltender	Andy Stoesz	Selkirk Steelers
Rookie of the Year	Ken Krentz	Selkirk Steelers
Hockey Ability and Sportsmanship	Greg Fixture	Kenora Muskies
Scoring Champion	Jim Misener	Dauphin Kings

in the News

NHL Amateur Draft

• Cam Connor selected by the Montreal Canadiens in the 1st round.
• Russ Hall selected by the New York Rangers in the 15th round.

WHA Amateur Draft

• Cam Connor selected by the Phoenix Roadrunners in the 1st round.
• Russ Hall selected by the Indianapolis Racers in the 12th round.

National Hockey League

• Murray Anderson
• Chuck Arnason
• John Bednarski
• Gary Bergman
• Jack Borotsik
• Larry Brown
• Bobby Clarke
• Bill Fairbairn
• Butch Goring
• Ted Harris
• Gerry Hart
• Bryan Hextall
• Dennis Hextall
• Dave Hrechkosy
• Ron Huston
• Ted Irvine
• Mike Korney
• Reggie Leach
• Bryan Lefley
• Chuck Lefley
• Bob Leiter
• Ron Low
• John Marks
• Bill Mikkelson
• Lew Morrison
• Chris Oddleifson
• Tracy Pratt
• Curt Ridley
• Charlie Simmer
• Pete Stemkowski
• Wayne Stephenson
• John Stewart
• Blaine Stoughton
• Juha Widing

World Hockey Association

Duke Asmundson	Bob Ash	Terry Ball	Andy Bathgate
Jim Benzelock	Ron Chipperfield	Ray Clearwater	Brian Coates
Cam Connor	Joe Crozier	Mike Ford	Ted Green
Jim Hargreaves	Dan Johnson	Jim Johnson	Reg Krezanski
Gord Labossiere	Don Larway	Barry Legge	Dunc McCallum
Perry Miller	Rick Newell	Jim Pritchard	Craig Reichmouth
Glen Sonmor	Mike Stevens	Ted Taylor	Ernie Wakely
Alton White	Chris Worthy	Bob Woytowich

Major Junior Players

• Russ Hall
• Rick St. Croix

University & College Players

• John Goran