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This Day In Hockey History-June 10, 1965-Boston Bruins Busiest in NHL Draft

Gerry Cheevers Toronto

— For two days, they've had a ‘'count* down” going here at the annual meetings the hockey executives who had been whispering in corners talking trades and possibilities in the draft, set the beginning of the as the “lift-off' to the meetings.

But they never got off the launching pad.

NHL president started the ball rolling with a report on the NHL board of governors meeting dealing mainly with . But he could offer little more than an announcement that expansion will take place and a meeting will be held before the end of the month to decide on the six clubs which will make up the new division .of the NHL.

GRAB FOUR

When they got to the draft picked up four players. Chicago. and New York one each.

Boston, as expected, picked off 's , and also added Paul Popeil from the Chicago chain. Norm Schmits from Canadians. and Keith Wright from New York.

Chicago took from Toronto. Detroit claimed Bryan Watson from Chicago

By GERALD REDMOND of The Journal

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