Tekijän maali/pistetilastot/The Author’s scores 1920-1969
1920-1969:
Tervetuloa! Tässä on kaikki, mitä olen tähän saakka saanut kerättyä! Useimmat lähteet on mainittu Kiitoksia –osastossa, ja loput mainitaan englanninkielisen esittelyn lopussa. Ja osa kisan perässä. Tiedon ollessa ristiriitaista, olen joko tehnyt kompromissin tai valinnut todennäköisimmän vaihtoehdon. Kuten ehkä tiedätte, näissä tilastoissa on silloin tällöin hankaluuksia. Olen maininnut maalintekijät ja mahdollisuuksien mukaan myös syötöt. Maalintekijätietojen ollessa vaillinaiset, olen maininnut maan nimen perässä tietämäni maalien määrän/kaikki maalit.
Jos en ole varma etunimestä, olen maininnut vain sukunimen.
PIENI VAROITUS!
Erehtymättömyyttä ei ole! (Hymyä huuleen!)
Welcome to this section! These stats include everything I know about goalscoring (and assists) of this period. Most of these stats come from the sources of the people mentioned in the “Thank you” –section. When not, I have mentioned the source myself.
Whenever the stats are incomplete, I mention the scores the following way: Country, known goals scored/total goals.
Whenever there has been contradictionary information (as happens quite often, as you know!), I have made a compromise or picked the most obvious one.
The Sovjet stats come from a website, that was in the following address: hockey.ipc.ru. Also the stats of the medal teams from 1955 onwards originate from this site. The Czech stats are mainly from OHF – Historie turnaju (Prehledy). Some early stuff comes from Canal Sport – ledny hokej. And some of the later ones from Historie Ceskeho Hokeje. The Swedish stats come mainly from Folke Ejdersten, SIHSS. The Finnish stats originate from Jääkiekkokirja (The Finnish Hockey Book), except for 1939. The goals against Holland and Italy come from the news-clips mailed to me By Darren Boyko, HHOF, some years ago. The early Hungarian goalscores of 1928 originate from Krisz, Internationalhockey.net. From 1930 til 1937 they originate from Saukko, Internationalhockey.net and most of the 1938 Hungarian goalscores too.
Whenever I haven’t been certain about the first-name, I have only mentioned the last-name.
A LITTLE WARNING!
These stats are not unmistakable!(Smile!)
1920 Antwerp:
Canada: Frank Fredrickson 12, Halldor Halderson 9, Michael Goodman 3, Konrad Johanneson 2, Chris Fridfinson 1, Bobby Benson 1, Allan Woodman 1.
USA: Larry McCormick 7, Anthony Conroy 14, Frank Goheen 7, Herb Drury 10, George Geran 3, Edward Fitzgerald 1, Leon Tuck 1, Joseph McCormick 8, Frank Synott 1.
Czechoslovakia: Josef Sroubek 1.
Sweden: Erik Burman 4, Georg Johansson 3, Einar Lindqvist 3, Wilhelm Arwe 2, Nils Molander 2, Georg Säfwenberg 1, Einar Svensson 1.
Switzerland: no goals scored.
France: no goals scored.
Belgium: no goals scored.
The source of the goalscores: “The birth of Swedish Ice Hockey – Antwerp 1920” by Kenth Hansen. The US goalscoring includes also info from Bill Mallon.
1924 Chamonix:
Canada: Harry Watson 37+9*, Albert McCaffery 20+15, Reginald Smith 18+16, Duncan Munro 16+4, Beattie Ramsey 10, Harold McMunn 5, Sig Slater 4.
USA: Herbert Drury, 23+3, Clarence Abel 15, Willard Rice 13, Irving Small 8, Justin McCarthy 8, Frank Synott 6.
Great Britain: Ross Cuthbert 8, Edward Pitblado 4, Hamilton Jukes 3, Colin Carruthers 9, Eric Carruthers 12, George Holmes 1, Blaine Sexton 3.
Sweden: Gustaf Johansson 4, Birger Holmqvist 4, Nils Molander 7, Erik Burman 5, Wilhelm Arwe 5.
Czechoslovakia: Villem Loos 4, Josef Sroubek 3, Jaroslav Jirkovsky 1, Josef Malecek 6.
France: Alfred De Rauch 4, Leon Quaglia 3, Albert Hassler 2.
Belgium: Andre Poplimont 2, Gaston Van Volcksom 2, Henri Louette 2, Ferdinand Rudolph 1, Philippe Van Volcksom 1.
Switzerland: Donald Unger 1, Andre Verdeil 1.
*Harry Watson’s total scores, 37+9, are the greatest scores ever by a single player in a single tournament.
St. Moritz 1928:
Canada: Dave Trottier 12+3, Hugh Plaxton 12+2, Louis Hudson 4, John C. Porter 3, Frank Sullivan 2, Ross Taylor 2, Bert Plaxton 2, Frank Fisher 1.
Sweden: Gustaf Johansson 5, Sigfrid Öberg 1, Birger Holmqvist 4, Wilhelm Petersen 2.
Switzerland: Heini Meng 1, Toni Morosani 2, Robert Breiter 1, Louis Dufour 3, Richard Torriani 1, Albert Geromini 1.
Great Britain: Eric Carruthers 7, Colin Carruthers 1, Ross Cuthbert 1, William Brown 1.
Austria: Josef Göbel 2, Ulrich Lederer 2.
Czechoslovakia: Karel Hromadka 1, Josef Malecek 2.
France: Alfred De Rauch 2, Leon Quaglia 1, Albert Hassler 1, Gerard Simond 2.
Belgium: Mark Peltzer 4, David Meyer 1, Pierre van Reychoot 3, Jacques van Reyschoot 1.
Germany: no goals scored.
Poland: Tadeusz Adamowski 2, Aleksander Tupalski 1, Wlodzimierz Krygier 1.
Hungary: Sandor Minder 2.
Berlin, Chamonix, Vienna 1930:
Canada: Adams 0+1, Alexander Park 2, Gordon Grant 2+1, Howard Armstrong 1, Joseph Griffin 1.
Germany: Gustav Jaenecke 9, Rudi Ball 1+4, Erich Röhmer 3+1, Martin Schröttle 1.*
Switzerland: Heini Meng 1, Konrad Torriani 1, Richard Torriani 1, Albert Geromini 3, Rudolf 0+1.
Austria: Ernst Trauttenberg 2, Fritz Demmer 1+1, Karl Kirchberger 1, Walter Brück 1, Ulrich Lederer 0+1, Walter Sell 0+1, Jacques Dietrichstein 0+1, Hans Ertl 0+1.
Poland: Adam Kowalski 1, Wlodzimierz Krygier 1+1, Tadeusz Adamowski 1, Lucjan Kulej 1, Kazimierz Materski 1, Alexander Tupalski 2.
Czechoslovakia: Wolfgang Dorasil 1.
France: Albert Hassler 1, Gerard Simond 1, Marcial Couvert 2, Armand Charlet 1.
Hungary: Zoltan Jeney 1, Sandor Minder 1, Geza Lator 1.
Japan: no goals scored.
Belgium: Mark Peltzer 1.
Great Britain: W.J.Home 1, N.D.Mulholland 1, Eric Carruthers 0+1.
Italy: no goals scored.
According to “Suuri Jääkiekkoteos” (The Great Finnish Hockeybook) Sweden would have participated to the tournament, but gave up against Austria. No confirmed information to that.
*The German goalscores originate from Horst Eckert’s book “Eishockey Weltgeschichte”, except the info on mr. Ball’s assists: they are from an article by SIHSS by Birger Nordmark and Patrick Houda.
Krynica 1931:
Canada: Blake Watson 8, Frank Morris 5, George Hill 2, Gordon McKenzie 2, Sam McCallum 2, Jack Pidcock 2, Ward McVey 1, Gus Williamson 2.
USA: Charles Ramsey 5+2, Gordon Smith 5, Robert Elliott 1, Dwight Shefler 2, Ty Anderson 3, Pete Sanford 2, Dick Thayer 1, Ed Dagnigno 3+1, Bob Elliott 3.
Austria: Herbert Brück 3, Hans Tatzer 3, Ulli Lederer 1, Fritz Demmer 3, Josef Göbl 2, Karl Kirchberger 1, Dietrichstein 1.
Poland: Alexander Tupalski 2, Wlodzimierz Krygier 2, A.Kowalski 1, Materski 1.
Czechoslovakia: Wolfgang Dorasil 2, Jiri Toziska 2, Karel Hromadka 2, Josef Malecek 4.
Sweden: Bertil Linde 2, Erik Lindgren 1, Gustaf Johansson 1.
Hungary: Sandor Miklos 2, Sandor Minder 3, Zoltan Jeney 3, Bela Weiner 4, Blazejovski 1, Istvan Bethlen 1.
Great Britain: John Magwood 5, Brian Carr-Harris 4, Neville Melland 3, Carl Erhardt 2.
France: Leon Quaglia 3+2, Muntz 2, Hassler 1, R. Couvert 1, Michel Delesalle 2.
Rumania: Alecsandru Botez 2.
Lake Placid 1932:
Canada: Roy Henkel 2, Hugh Sutherland 1, Walter Monson 7+4, Romeo Rivers 5, Harold Simpson 6, Norman Malloy 3, Victor Lindqvist 3, Aliston Wise 2, George Garbutt 1, Albert Duncanson 1, Kenneth Moore 1.
USA: John Garrison 3, Osborn Anderson 1, Winthrop Palmer 7, John Chase 5, John Bent 3, Douglas Everett 4, John Cookman 2, Francis Nelson 1, Gordon Smith 1.
Germany: Rudi Ball 3, Gustav Jaenecke 1, Georg Strobl 1, Martin Schröttle 1, Erich Jerker 1.
Poland: Adam Kowalski 3*.
The scores of the best three originate from the same source as the best three from 1955 onwards.
*The source of Polish goalscoring: aafla.org
Prague 1933:
USA: Winthrop Palmer 9+1, John Garrison 2+1, Ben Langmaid 4+2, Sherman Forbes 3, Laurence Sanford 1, Hilliard 3+1.
Canada: Cliff Chisholm 1, Scotty McAlpine 2, Clare McIntyre 3, Gordie Kerr 3, Kenny Kane 3, Lynd Huggins 1, John Hearn 3, Frank Collins 1.
Czechoslovakia: Karel Hromadka 4, Josef Malecek 10, Jiri Tozicka 1, Alois Cetkovsky 1, Tomas Svihovec 1.
Austria: Hans Trauttenberg 3, Karl Kirchberger 2, Fritz Demmer 4, Ernst Göbel 1, Hans Tatzer 1, Herbert Brück 1, Dietirchstein 1, Ertl 1.
Germany: Rudi Ball 4+1, Martin Schröttle 3+1, Gustav Jaenecke 4+1, Horst Orbanowski 1+1, Wiedemann 1*.
Switzerland: Richard Torriani 4, Müller 2, Cattini 2+1, Hans Cattini 2.
Hungary: Sandor Minder 2, Sandor Miklos 2, György Margo 1.
Poland: Adamowski 2, Wolkowski 1.
Rumania: Bazu Cantacuzino 1, Riri Aslan 1.
Latvia: Adolfs Petrovskis 1, Arvids Jurgens 2.
Belgium: Pootmans 1, Kreitz 1.
Italy: Giovanni Baroni 1, Carlo de Mazzeri 1, Camillo Mussi 1.
*The German scores originate from Prager Tagblatt (anno.onb.ac.at).
Milan 1934:
Canada: Jim Dewey 2+1, Ab Welsh 5, Bert Scharfe 5, Tony Rogers 3, Ray Watkins 1, Cliff Lake 3.
USA: Peter Bessone 2, Frank Stubbs 2, Bob Nilon 2.
Germany: Werner George 2, Gustav Jaenecke 2, Alois Kuhn 1, Hans Lang 2, Horst Orbanowski 2+1, Erich Röhmer 1, J.A.Von Bethmann-Hollweg 1.
Switzerland: Ferdinand Cattini 4, Herbert Kessler 2, Christian Badrutt 1, Richard Torriani 12*, Paul Müller 5, Albert Geromini 2, Hans Cattini 4, Thomas Pleisch1, Konrad Torriani 1, Adolf Martignoni 1, Ernst Hug 1, Oscar Schmid 1, Christian Badrutt 1.
Czechoslovakia: Jiri Tozicka 1, Josef Malecek 1, Karel Hromadka 1, Alois Cetkovsky 1, Oldrich Kucera 1.
Hungary: Sandor Miklos 2.
Austria: Franz Csöngey 1, Karl Kirchberger 3, Fritz Demmer 2, Hans Tatzer 2, Ernst Trauttenberg 1.
Great Britain: Ted Jackson 1, Keith Thomson 1, Carl Erhart 2, Jim Borland 2, Gerry Davey 5, Bob Wyman 1.
Italy: Carlo de Mazzeri 1, Luigi Venosta 2+1, Gianni Scotti 3, Ignazio Dionisi 1, Camillo Mussi 2.
Rumania: Brina 2, Polizo 1, Alecsandru Botez 1, Constantin Cantacuzino 2, Lajos Vakar 1, Donici 1.
France: Hagnauer 1, Lacarriere 1, Quaglia 1, Boyard 1.
Belgium: Willy Kreitz 2, Marco Peltzer 3.
*The goalscores of mr. Torriani originate from “International Ice Hockey Encyclopedia” by Stephan Müller.
Davos 1935:
Canada: Joseph Rivers 1, Romeo Rivers 8, Albert LeMay 11, Anthony LeMay 9, Jack Yellowless 8, Victor Lindqvist 3, Achie Creighton 4.
Switzerland: Pic Cattini 10, Charly Kessler 2, Bibi Torriani 9, Paul Müller 1, Herbert Kessler 1, Christian Badrutt 1.
Great Britain: Carl Erhart 1, Gerry Davey 2, Bob Wyman 1, Gordon Dailley 4, Gordon Johnson 2, Ernie J. Ramus 2, Pete Stevenson 2.
Czechoslovakia: Jaroslav Pusbauer 2, Karel Hromadka 3, Tozicka 7, Josef Malecek 12, Oldrich Kucera 10, Zdenek Jirotka 1, Jarda Cisar 1, Frantisek Pergl 1.
Sweden: Yngve Liljeberg 5, Sven Bergqvist 2, Bertil Lundell 1, Börje Abelsted 1, Gustaf Johansson 4, Sigfrid Öberg 2, Lennart Hellman 1, Olle Andersson 1, Torsten Jöhncke 2.
Austria: Hans Tatzer 5, Willibald Stanek 2, Ernst Göbl 4, Hans Tatzer 1, Karl Kirchberger 1, Fritz Demmer 3, Ernst Trauttenberg 1, Oskar Nowak 1.
Italy: Ignazio Dionisi 5, Mario Zucchini 2+2.
France: Leon Quaglia 2, Jaques Lacarriere 1, Albert Hassler 2, Pierre Claret 1+1, Michel Delesalle 2, Jean-Pierre Hagnauer 1.
Germany: Gustav Jaenecke 5*, Georg Strobl 1, Werner Schibukat 1, Martin Schröttle 3, Horst Orbanowski 4, Philipp Schenk 1, Lang 3.
Poland: Kazimierz Sokolowski 2, Czeslaw Marchevczyk 4, Adam Kowalski 4, Roman Stupnicki 1, Wolkowski 4, Ludwiczak 2, J.Godlewski 1, E.Zielinski 1.
Rumania: Tico 2, Botez 4, Suck 1, Panenka 1, Cantacuzino 2, Rabinovici 1, Vakar 2, Anastasiu 1.
Hungary: Sandor Miklos 5, Rudolf Blazejovsky 3, Lazlo Gergely 2, Andras Gergely 1, Ferenc Stoics 1, Bela Haray 1, Matyas Farkas 1.
Latvia: Roberts Blukis 2, Arvids Petersons 1, Adolfs Petrovskis 2, Andrejs Jessens 3, Aleksejs Auzins 2, Karlis Paegles 1.
Belgium: Willy Kreitz 3, Peltzer 1, Pootmans 1.
The Netherlands: no goals scored.
*The source with mr. Jaenecke is an article called “Deutsche WM-Superstars: Zwei wurden Scorerkönig, zwei im All Star-Team und ein Torschützenkönig“.
1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen:
Great Britain: Gerry Davey 6, Edgar Brenchley 5, Jimmy Chappell 2, Alexander Archer 3, Jimmy Borland 1.
Canada: David Neville 9, Walter Kitchen 2, William Thomson 8, Kenneth Farmer 7, Herman Murray 6, Hugh Farquharson 11+8, Ralph St. Germain 5, Alexander Sinclair 4, James Haggarty 2.
USA: Francis Spain 3, John Garrison 5, Paul Rowe 2, Eldridge Ross 1, Gordon Smith 1.
Czechoslovakia: Jiri Tozicka 1, Josef Malecek 5, Oldrich Kucera 4, Zdenek Jirotka 3, Drahos Jirotka 3.
Sweden: Ruben Carlsson 1, Bertil Norberg 1, Yngve Liljeberg 2, Holger Engberg 1.
Germany: Anton Wiedemann 1, Georg Strobl 1, Werner Schibukat 2, Bethmann-Hollweg 1,Gustav Jaenecke 2, Rudi Ball 1.
Poland: Edmund Zielinski 2, Adam Kowalski 3, Andrzej Wolkowski 3, Stefan Stupnicki 1, Czeslaw Marchevczyk 1.
Austria: Franz Czöngey 2, Fritz Demmer 3, Emil Seidler 2, Hans Tatzer 2, Oskar Nowak 1, Rudolf Vojta 1. Austrian known goalscores: 11/12.
Hungary: Bela Haray 3, Sandor Miklos 8, Sandor Magyar 2, Ladislaus Rona 1, Andras Gergely 2, Bureau 1.
Japan: no goals scored.
Italy: Mario Zucchini 1, Giovanni Scotti 1.
France: Albert Hassler 1, Marcel Couttet 1, Michel Delessalle 1, Jean-Pierre Hagnauer 1.
Switzerland: Herbert Kessler 1.
Latvia: Karlis Paegles 1, J. Bebris 1, Arvids Petersons 1.
Belgium: Georges Pootmans 2, Pierre van Reychoot 2.
Present, but not participating: Yugoslavia. (The source of Yugoslavia: aafla.org)
Two observers at the tournament: Finland. (The source of Finland: Suuri Jääkiekkoteos (The Great Hockey Book)).
The missing Austrian goal is marked as “own goal”.
1937 London:
Canada: James Kemp 10, Ralph Redding 11+1, Douglas Kiever 1, Gordon Wilson 7+1, Frederick Botterill 8+1, Paul Kozak 2, William Burnett 7+1, George Goble 5+2.
Great Britain: Gordon Dailley 10, Edgar Brenchley 10, James Anderson 1+1, Norm McQuade 3, Alexander Archer 6+1, Paul McPhail 1, Gerry Davey 8+1, James Kelly 3, Archibald Stinchcombe 5, Jimmy Chappell 3+1.
Switzerland: Beat Rüedi 1, Bibi Torriani 8, Heini Lohrer 5, Hans Cattini 6, Pic Cattini 4, Herbert Kessler 1, Albert Geromini 1, Charly Kessler 1.
Germany: Karl Kögel 5, Hans Lang 1, Philipp Schenk 2, Karl Wild 1, Horst Orbanowski 1, Roman Kessler 2, Werner Schibukat 1.
Czechoslovakia: Ladislav Trojak 3, Josef Malecek 9, Oldrich Kucera 5, Frantisek Pergl 1, Drahos Jirotka 1, Alois Cetkovsky 1, Jarda Cisar 2.
Hungary: Zoltan Jeney 4, Sandor Miklos 3, Andras Gergely 1, György Margo 2, Ladislaus Rona 1, Bela Haray 1, Pal Bekesi 1.
Poland: Adam Kowalski 1, Burda 1+1, Andrzej Wolkowski 4, Czeslaw Marchewczyk 1, Przedpelski 2, Sokolowski 1.
France: Boyard 1, Payot 1, Marcel Couttet 1, Claret 1, Jacques Lacarriere 0+1, Revoyaz 0+1.
Rumania: Anastasiu 1, Vacaru 1, Biro 1.
Sweden: Yngve Liljeberg 1.
Norway: Ole Brodahl 1, Eugen Skalleberg 1.
1938 Prague:
Canada: Pearcy Allen 5, Gordie Bruce 3+2, Reg Chipman 2, Johnny Godfrey 2, Pat McReavy 2+1, Jimmy Russell 2, Roy Heximer 1.
Great Britain: Gerry Davey 9+3, Archibald Stinchcombe 5+3, Jimmy Chappell 4+3, James Kelly 4+3, Alexander Archer 3+4, Gordon Dailley 2+2.
Czechoslovakia: Ladislav Trojak 3, Josef Malecek 1, Oldrich Kucera 2, Frantisek Pergl 1, Alois Cetkovsky 2.
Germany: Rudi Ball 2, Rudolf Tobien 1, Georg Strobl 2, Gustav Jaenecke 2, Philip Schenk 1, Ludwig Kuhn 1, Walter Schmiedinger 1, Hans Lang 1, Karl Wild 1.*
Sweden: Stig Andersson 3, Olle Andersson 2, Holger Engberg 2.
Switzerland: Bibi Torriani 7, Pic Cattini 11, Heini Lohrer 5, Herbert Kessler 4, Charly Kessler 2, Hans Cattini 4, Franz Geromini 1.
Poland: Mieczyslaw Burda 1, Wladyslaw Krol 3, Edward Zielinski 1, Urson 1, Andrzej Wolkowski 5, Karol Marchewczyk 2, Kryl 2, Kasparzak 1.
USA: Art Bogue 3+1, Larry Charest 3, Pud Quirk 2, Ralph Dondi 1, Hugh Young 1.
Hungary: Sandor Miklos 4, Ladislaus Rona 7, György Margo 1, Bela Haray 1, Ferenc Szamosi 1.
Austria: Demmer 1.
Latvia: Ludvigs Putnins 2, Edgars Klavs 2.
Norway: Knut Bogh 1, Kaare Hanssen 1.
Rumania: Hugaru 1, Pannenka 1.
Lithuania: Ilgunas 1, Jocius 1, Bacinskus 1.
*The German goalscores originate from Horst Eckert’s book “Eishockey Weltgeschichte”.
1939 Basle, Zürich:
Canada: Jimmy Morris 6, Dick Kowcinak 4, Bunny Dame 9+4, Joe Benoit 8, Ab Cronie 5, Johnny McCreedy 4, Mickey Brennan 3, Mel Snowden 3.
USA: Pud Quirk 9+0, Ed Nickolson 2+3, Dick Maley 2+3, Allan Van 3+1, Art Bogue 6+1, Ralph Dondi 2+1, Spencer Wagnild 1+0, Leonard Saari 0+1.
Switzerland: Pic Cattini 12, Hans Cattini 3, Bibi Torriani 11, Hans Trauffer 1, Beat Rüedi 5, Hans Cattini 4, Herbert Kessler 4, Christian Badrutt 4, Charly Kessler 2, Albert Geromini 1, Reto Delnon 2, Franz Geromini 2.
Czechoslovakia: Ladislav Trojak 6, Josef Malecek 12, Oldrich Kucera 7, Frantisek Pergl 2, Jaroslav Drobny 6, Viktor Losmin 2, Oldrich Hurych 2.
Germany: Gustav Jaenecke 7, Walter Freistritzer 5, Walter Schmiedinger 3, Fritz Demmer 4, Oskar Nowak 7, Philip Schenk 1, Ludwig Kuhn 1.*
Poland: Mieczyslav Burda 3, Andrzej Wolkowski 5, Yarecki 1, Urzon 1, Karol Marchewczyk 2, Henryk Przezdziecki 2, Adam Kowalski 2. Polish known goalscores: 16/17.
Hungary: Sandor Miklos 5, Ladislaus Rona 3, Gergely 1, Haray 3, Frigyes Helmeczy 2, Ferenc Szamosi 1.
Great Britain: Tommy McInroy 2, James Kelly 1, Billy Fullerton 1.
Italy: Otello D’Apollonia 1, Otto Rauth 8, Ignazio Dionisi 2, Luigi Venosta 1, Ontario Venturi 1, Dino Innocenti 1.
Latvia: Putains 3, Zilpauss 2, Arvids Petersons 7, Roberts Blukis 4.
The Netherlands: Martin Lammerts 2, Huib Du Pon 1.
Belgium: Pierre Van Reysschoot 1, Poeman 2.
Yugoslavia: Zitnik 1, Pavletic 1, Gogola 1.
Finland: Erkki Rintala 1, Seppo Jaakkola 1, Holger Granström 3.
The missing Polish goal is marked as ”Dutch own goal”.
Team Germany included the best Austrian players.
*The German goalscores originate from Horst Eckert’s book “Eishockey Weltgechichte”.
1947 Prague:
Czechoslovakia: Karel Slama 3, Josef Trousilek 2, Miloslav Pokorny 2, Vilbald Stovik 3, Ladislav Trojak 5, Vladimir Zabrodsky 29, Stanislav Konopasek 14, Vaclav Rozinak 1, Vladimir Bouzek 2, Karel Stibor 5, Josef Kus 4, Jaroslav Drobny 15.
Sweden: Rolf Pettersson 4, Rolf Eriksson-Hemlin 9, Lars Ljungman 20, Birger Nilsson 6, Gunnar Landelius 6, Holger Nurmela 7, Åke Andersson 3, Erik Johansson 2, Sigurd Boström 1, Bror Pettersson 1.
Austria: Franz Csöngei 1, Friedrich Demmer 12, Reinhold Egger 1, Walter Feistritzer 9, Oskar Nowak 14, Hans Schneider 2, Willibald Stanek 1, Fritz Walter 1, Helfried Winger 1, Rudolf Wurmbrand 4, Franz Zehetmayer 3.
Switzerland: Gebi Poltera 7, Hans-Martin Trepp 7, Reto Delnon 5, Uli Poltera 10, Pons Verges 3, Hinterkircher 1, Othmar Delnon 6, Reto Delnon 5, Hugo Delnon 2.
USA: Pearly Grant 7, Gus Gallipeau 4, Bob Verrier 3, Bob Heavern 1, Allan Van 3, Ross McIntyre 5, Thomas Dugan 6, Hector Rousseau 5, Ed Cahoon 3, Lowell Boonton 5.
Poland: Skarzynski 8, Csorich 3, Palus 4, Wolkowski 2, Kolasa 4, A.Ganisiec 2, S.Csorich 1, Jasinski 2. Polish known goalscores: 26/27.
Rumania: Nicolae Zograffi 2, Inctze 4, Dlugos 3, Stefan Peter 2, Lajos Vakar 1, Adam Heintz 1, Francisc 2, Gheorhe Benea 1, Ganga 1 .
Belgium: Johnny Hartog 4, Pierre Van Reysschoot 3, Leon Van Eckhout 5, Hubert Anciaux 2, Raymond Lombard 1, Jef Lekens 1.
The missing Polish goal is marked as “Belgian own goal”.
St. Moritz 1948:
Canada: Wally Halder 21+8, George Mara 17+9, Reg Schroeter 12+5, Ab Renaud 4+10, Patrick Guzzo 5+7, Ted Hibberd 3+4, Louis Lecompte 2+3, Jean-Orval Gravelle 3+0, Andre LaPerriere 1+1, Frank Dunster 1+0.
Czechoslovakia: Miroslav Slama 3, Miroslav Pokorny 2, Ladislav Trojak 6, Vladimir Zabrodsky 22, Stanislav Konopasek 11, Vaclav Rozinak 8, Jaroslav Drobny 11, Karel Stibor 7, Vladimir Bouzek 2, Premysl Hajny 1, Gustav Bubnik 5.
Switzerland: Uli Poltera 12+3, Heini Lohrer 8+1, Walter Dürst 8+1, Hans-Martin Trepp 7+1, Gebi Poltera 6+1, Freddy Bieler 5+2, Bibi Torriani 2+4, Hans Dürst 5+0, Heinrich Boller 3+1, Werner Lohrer 3+0, Otto Schubiger 3+0, Beat Rüedi 2+1, Hans Cattini 2+0, Pic Cattini 1+0.
USA: Jack Riley 14, Bruce Mather 12, Ralph Warburton 13, Jack Kirrane 4, Bruce Cunliffe 16, Robert Baker 7, Boeser 7, Fred Pearson 2, Al Opsahl 1, Stanton Priddy 1, Jack Garrity 1.
Sweden: Clas Lindström 4, Åke Andersson 6, Rolf Eriksson-Hemlin 7, Svante Granlund 3, Lars Ljungman 8, Åke Ericson 3, Sven Thunman 1, Rune Johansson 5, Stig Carlsson 7, Bror Pettersson 5, Rolf Pettersson 2, Gunnar Landelius 1, Åke Ericson 1.
Great Britain: Leonhard Baker 5, Frank Green 14, John Oxley 7, Jimmy Chappell 3, Gerry Davey 5, Arthur Green 1, Frederick Dunklemann 1, Archibald Stinchcombe 1, John Murray 1.
Poland: Mieczyslaw Burda 2, Stefan Csorich 1, Mieczyslaw Palus 2, Maksymilian Wiecek 1, Alfred Gansiniec 3, Hilary Skarzynski 4, Stanislaw Kolasa 2, Tomasz Jasinski 2, Adam Kowalski 1, Stanislaw Lewacki 2, Marchewczyk 1. Polish known goalscores: 28/29.
Austria: Franz Czöngey 4, Walter Feistritzer 4, Fritz Demmer 3, Herbert Ulrich 5, Julius Juhn 1, Gustav Gross 4, Alois Specht 3, Oskar Nowak 3, Rudolf Wurmbrandt 3, Fritz Walter 3.
Italy: Otto Rauth 4, Aldo Federici 7, Vincenzo Fardella 2, Claudio Apollonio 1, Dino Innocenti 5, Carlo Bugheroni 1, Ignazio Dionisi 2, Umberto Gerli 2.
The missing Polish goal is marked as “Italian own goal”.
1949 Stockholm:
Czechoslovakia: Premysl Hajny 1, Josef Trousilek 1, Vaclav Rozinak 3, Vladimir Zabrodsky 10, Stanislav Konopasek 12, Vladimir Kobranov 6, Vladimir Bouzek 2, Augustin Bubnik 2, Zdenek Marek 1, Frantisek Mizera 1, Cenek Picha 3.
Canada: Don Munro 10, Jimmy Russell 9, Tom Russell 9, Joe De Bastiani 9, Don Stanley 7, Bill Dimock 7, Ray Bauer 5, Bud Hashey 4, Joe Tergeson 4, Emil Gagne 4, Barney Hillson 4, Herb Kewley 2.
USA: Bruce Mather 19+5, Jack Riley 7+6, Russell Johnson 8+2, Gerry Kilmartin 6+1, Al Yurkewicz 4+3, Milt Johnson 3+4, Charles Holt 3+3, Buck Crouse 2+4, Dan Crowley 1+3, Norman Walker 2+0, Allan Van 2+0, Jack Kelley 2+0, Bill Thayer 1+1.
Sweden: Stig Carlsson 8, Bengt Larsson 4, Holger Nurmela 8, Hans Öberg 2, Rune Johansson 1, Gösta Johansson 6, Erik Johansson 1, Åke Engqvist 1, Stig Jönsson 3, Åke Andersson 3, Åke Lassas 1, Rolf Eriksson-Hemlin 3, Lars Pettersson 1.
Switzerland: Ulrich Poltera 6, Boller 2, Pic Cattini 1, Freddy Bieler 11, Gebi Poltera 6, Hugo Delnon 3, Reto Delnon 3, Othmar Delnon 4, Miggi Handschin 1, Pic Cattini 1, Trepp 6, Schubiger 1, Lohrer 2. Known Swiss goalscores: 47/48.
Austria: Wurmbrand 9, Böhm 4, Feistritzer 4, Walter 4, Hans Schneider 4, Schmid 2, Stanek 1, Springer 1, Adolf Hafner 1.
Finland: Aarne Honkavaara 6, Keijo Kuusela 4, Lofti Nasib 4, Matti Rintakoski 4, Kalle Havulinna 3, Matti Karumaa 3, Rauni Laine 1, Eero Salisma 1.
Norway: Oivind Solheim 4, Johnny Larntvet 4, Guldbrandsen 6, Ragnar Rygel 2, Annar Petersen 2, R.Pedersen 1, P.Voigt 1, J.Adolfsen 1.
Belgium: Raymond Lombard 3, Jules Dupre 3, Hubert Anciaux 2, Roger Beck 1, Georges Hartmeyer 2, Leon van Eeckhout 1, Robert Waldschmitt 1.
Denmark: Jörgen Hviid 4*.
Because Denmark gave up the games vs. Finland and Norway, they were considered winners by 5-0.
The missing Swiss goal is marked as “Belgian own goal”.
*The source: IIHF News Release April 2003 – Vol. 7 – No 2.
1950 London:
Canada: Pete Wright 2+2, John Davies 2+3, Doug Kilburn 3+1, Allan Purvis 3+2, Harry Allen 8+2, Bill Dawe 12+2, Doug Mcauley 6+4, Don Stanley 5+5, Robert Watt 6+3, Marc Darling 1+6, Hassie Young 11+8, Ab Newsome 10+7, Leo Lucchini 11+9, Donald Gauf 2+0, David Robert 1+0.
USA: Al Van 1+1, Bob Frick 2+0, Bob Graizinger 1+0, Bud Trombley 12+3, Buzz Johnson 5+7, Prince Johnson 10+3, Bruce Gardiner 7+2, John McIntyre 7+1, Robert Rompre 3+1, Sam Pohling 1+0.
Switzerland: Uli Poltera 17+4, Hans Heierling 1+0, Reto Delnon 5+7, Freddy Bieler 9+2, Emil Handschin 2+1, Willi Pfister 2+5, Hans-Martin Trepp 11+6, Gebi Poltera 3+4, Othmar Delnon 0+7, Silvio Rossi 0+2.
Great Britain: Ken Nicholson 6, Johnny Carlyle 3, Ian Forbes 3, John Rolland 3, Lawson Neil 2, Bert Smith 2, Bill Sneddon 2, Johnny Quales 1, Johnny Murray 1, James “Tiny” Syme 1, Tom “Tuck” Syme 1.
Sweden: Gösta Johansson 6, Holger Nurmela 6, Erik Johansson 2, Hans Öberg 4, Stig Carlsson 3, Stig Jönsson 2, Åke Andersson 1, Göte Blomqvist 1, Rolf Eriksson-Hemlin 5, Rolf Pettersson 2, Rune Johansson 1.
Norway: Guldbrandsen 7, Rygel 4, Pedersen 2, Voigt 3, Larnvedt 1, Leif Solheim 3, Öivind Solheim 3, Petersen 2, Rasmussen 1.
Belgium: Andre Elsen 1, Gentil Notterman 2, Andre Waldschmitt 3, Georges Hartmeyer 1, Jimmy Graeffe 2, Robert Waldschmitt 2, Jacques Moris 2.
Netherlands: Fons De Laat 1, Piet Van Heeswijk 2, Cor Schwencke 1, Dolf Overakker 2, Jacques Feenstra 1.
France: Jean Pepin 1, Les Bas 1, Rislar 1.
1951 Paris:
Canada: Stan Obodiac 10+6, Bill Gibson 7+5, Dinny Flanagan 8+2, Don McLean 7+3, Bill Chandler 5+4, Hector Negrello 5+3, Mickey Roth 5+3, Walter Rimstad 3+5, Billy Flick 4+2, Dick Gray 3+1, Don Vogan 2+1, Andy Milroy 1+1, Bert Knibbs 1+0, Tommy Wood 1+0, Jim Malacko 0+1.
Sweden: Stig Tvillling 3, Gösta Johansson 8, Hans Tvilling 4, Erik Johansson 2, Rune Johansson 2, Yngve Karlsson 5, Lars Pettersson 3, Sven Thunman 2, Åke Andersson 1, Bengt Larsson 3.
Switzerland: Freddy Bieler 4, Hans-Martin Trepp 5, Wilhelm Pfister 3, Reto Delnon 2, Uli Poltera 8, Gebi Poltera 2, Emil Handschin 2, Otto Schläpfer 1, Hans Heierling 1.
Norway: Leif Solheim 1, Jan Erik Adolfsen 1, Ragnar Rygel 3, Arne Berg 1, Annar Petersen 2, Per Voigt 2.
Great Britain: Kenneth Nicholson 2*, Ian Forbes 2, John Quayle 1, John Rolland 3, Bill Crawford 2, Johnny Carlyle 3, Bert Smith 1+1, Neil Lawson 1, Dave McCrae 3.
USA: Theriault 3, Larry Berube 1, Hank Martineau 3+1, Fife 1, Poirier 3, Beland 1, Moreau 2.
Finland: Matti Karumaa 3+2, Aarne Honkavaara 2+3, Keijo Kuusela 2+2, Esko Tie 2+1, Christian Rapp 2+0, Eero Saari 2+0, Matti Rintakoski 1+1, Jukka Wuolio 1+0, Kalle Havulinna 0+1, Ossi Kauppi 0+1, Lofti Nasib 0+1, Pentti Isotalo 0+1.
Italy: Guerrino Beltrami 2, Mario Passerini 10, Aldo Frederici 4, Vincenzo Fardella 2, Mario Bedogni 1, Dino Innocenti 1, Umberto Gerli 3.
France: Jean Pepin 10, Roger Ete 6, Calixte Pianfetti 2, Paul Revoyaz 2, Claude Risler 4, Georges Baudin 3, Jean Lacorne 1, Rene Giacomotti 2, Andre Longuet 2, Hubert Nivet 1, Raymond Aquaviva 1, Martin Payot 1.
The Netherlands: Arie Klein 2, Cor Schwencke 5, Piet van Heeswijk 2, Jacques Feenstra 1, Hein Snoeck 1, Dolf Overakker 2, Neel Fischer 1, Nico Kremers 1, Rijk Loek 1, Fons Rutten 1.
Austria: Wilhelm Schmidt 2, Gerhard Springer 2, Walter Znehnalik 1, Brügger 4, Hochtinsky 1, Rudolf Wurmbrand 2, Proft 1 Adolf Hafner 3.
Belgium: Andre Waldschmidt 4, Jules Dupre 4, Jacques Moris 2, Robert Waldschmitt 1, Gentil Notterman 1, Andre Elsen 1, Yvon Berger 1, Jeff Lekens 1, Georges Hartmeyer 1, Albert Willeur 2, Jimmy Graeffe 1, Albert Dupre 1.
Yugoslavia: Dragovic 2, Ursic 1, Ernest Aljancic 1, Krajic 2, Renaud 3, Kovacevic 1, Miochka 1, Peel 1, Zitnik 1.
*Mentioned in ”Huippu-Urheilun Maailma 2” (The world of Top Sports 2) as the penalty-goalscorer, though named as Michaelson.
1952 Oslo:
Canada: Billy Dawe 6, John Davies 4, Allan Purvis 2, Donald Gauf 4, Robert Meyers 2, Bill Gibson 12, Davis Miller 11, Robert Dickson 8, George Abel 6, Francis Sullivan 5, Gordon Robertson 3, Louis Secco 3, Robert Watt 3, Thomas Pollock 2.
USA: Robert Rompre 5, Joseph Czarnota 2, Gerald Kilmartin 2, Arnold Oss 7, Kenneth Yackel 6, Clifford Harrison 5, John Malhern 5, Andre Gambucci 4, Ruben Bjorkman 3, Leon Ceglarski 2, James Sedin 2.
Sweden: Göte Almqvist 1, Sven Thunman 2, Göte Blomqvist 7, Sven Johansson 7, Gösta Johansson 6, Lars Pettersson 5, Hans Öberg 5, Stig Tvilling 4, Hans Tvilling 4, Erik Johansson 4, Holger Nurmela 3.
Czechoslovakia: Karel Gut 2, Vaclav Bubnik 2, Miloslav Osmera 2, Vlastimil Bubnik 9, Bronislav Danda 3, Miloslav Charouzd 5, Miroslav Rejman 4, Slavomir Barton 8, Jiri Sekyra 8, Vlastimil Hajsman 3, Miloslav Blazek 4.
Switzerland: Hans-Martin Trepp 11, Ulrich Poltera 11, Otto Shcubiger 5, Gebhard Poltera 4, Emile Golaz 3, Gian Bazzi 2, Bixio Celio 1, Walter Dürst 1, Willy Pfister 1, Alfred Streun 1.
Poland: Eugeniusz Lewacki 5, Stefan Csorich 4, Alfred Gasiniec 3, Marian Jezak 3, Antoni Wrobel 2, Henryk Bronowicz 1, Kazimierz Chodakowski 1, Hilary Skarzynski 1, Zdzislaw Trojanowski 1.
Finland: Christian Rapp 5+0, Keijo Kuusela 4+1, Lauri Silvan 3+1, Aarne Honkavaara 2+2, Matti Karumaa 3+0, Yrjö Hakala 3+0, Jukka Wuolio 1+2, Eero Salisma 0+4, Eero Saari 0+1.
West-Germany: Markus Egen 9, Walter Kremershof 5, Fritz Poitsch 4, Georg Guggemos 1, Herbert Schibukat 1, Xavier Unsinn 1.
Norway: Ragnar Rygel 4, Egil Bjerklund 3, Björn Guldbrandsen I 3, Leif Solheim 3, Arne Bergh 1, Öivind Solheim 1.
Great Britain: Pete Ravenscroft 3, Mike O’Brien 7, Ken Gardner 8, Johnny Murray 6, Roy Shepherd 3, Doug Young 1.
Austria: Willy Schmidt 9, Holzer 4, Felfernig 3, Steiner 1, Znenahlik 2, Hafner 2, Risler 1, Gochl 2, Wagner 4, Scartini 1, Wilhelm Schmid 1, Weber 2.
Italy: Aldo Federici 8, Umberto Gerli 3, Dino Innocenti 7, Ernesto Canapini 2, Luigi Bartoli 1, Ernesto Crotti 1, Enrico Canapini 2, Giancarlo Bucchetti 1, Giuseppe Santi 1.
The Netherlands: Rijk Loek 4, Dummy Smit 1, Jacques Feenstra 3, Piet Bierenbroodspot 2, Meg De Jongh 2, Hein Snoeck 2, Egon von den Baumen 1, Cor Schwencke 1, Dolf Overakker 3.
Belgium: Jules Dupre 6, Hubert Anciaux 5, Jacques Moris 4, Robert Waldschmidt 1, Constant Delarge 1, Tony Delrez 1, Jeff Lekens 1, Yvon Berger 1.
France: Payot 3, Revoyaz 6, Longuet 3, Cailler 3, Pianfetti 1, Pepin 2, Risler 1.
The scores of the best three originate from the same source as the best three from 1955 onwards.
The Swiss, Polish, West-German and Norwegian goalscores originate from aafla.org.
1953 Zürich, Basle
Sweden: Sven „Tumba“ Johansson 7, Hans Öberg 4, Åke Andersson 1, Göte Blomqvist 7, Erik Johansson 2, Gösta Johansson 3, Stig Karlsson 3, Sigurd Bröms 3, Stig Andersson-Tvilling 2, Hans Andersson-Tvilling 4, Lars Björn 1, Göte Almqvist 1.
West-Germany: Fritz Poitsch 5+2, Georg Guggemos 2+2, Anton Biersack 1+2, Otto Brandenburg 1, Markus Egen 2+2, Hans Rampf 1, Xavier Unsinn 2, Bruno Gutowski 1, Dieter Niess 1+1, Martin Beck 0+1.
Switzerland: Uli Poltera 3, Otto Schubiger 1+2, Gian Bazzi 1, Michael Wehrli 2, Hans-Martin Trepp 2+2, Walter Dürst 0+1, Mudry 1+0, Gebi Poltera 0+2, Otto Schläpfer 0+1.
Italy: Domenico Sartor 7+2, Donald Latto 2+1, Jimmy de Meis 4, Giancarlo Agazzi 3+1, Eugenio Grazia 4+2, Enrico Crotti 2, Dino Innocenti 1, Carmine Tucci 1+0, Joe de Felice 0+1, Alfredo Fontana 0+1, Umberto Gerli 0+1.
Great Britain: Dave McCrae 6+2, Bill Crawford 6+2, Bill Brennan 1, Pat Mudd 2, Bill Soffe 2, Clive Millard 1, Mike O’Brien 1+3, Bobby Thompson 1, Butch Cartwright 0+1, Johnny Murray 0+2, Joe Bell 0+1, Dave Ferguson 0+2. Known British goalscores: 20/21.
Austria: Wilhelm Schmid 6+2, Konrad Staudinger 4, Gerhard Springer 1+2, Fritz Spielmann 2+3, Wolfgang Jöchel 1+0, Adolf Bachura 1+0, Hans Scarsini 1+0, Walter Znenahlik 1+1, Hans Mössmer 0+2, Adolf Hafner 0+1. Known Austrian goalscores: 17/18.
The Netherlands: Jacques Feenstra 2, Rijk Loek 1+1, Dolf Overakker 2+0, Dummy Smit 1+2, Cor Schwenke 1, Arie Klein 0+1.
France: Pepin 1+1, Cailler 2+1, Peythieu 1, Payot 1+1, Baudin 1+0, Lluis 0+2.
All the goalscores against Czechoslovakia are excluded, and the Czech goalscores too.
All the missing goals are mentioned as “own goals”.
1954 Stockholm:
The USSR: Jevgeni Babitsh 1+1, Vselodov Bobrov 8+1, Mihail Bytshkov 2+1, Aleksei Guryshev 5+3, Nikolai Hlystov 0+2, Aleksander Komarov 1+2, Juri Krylov 3+0, Alfred Kutshevski 3+0, Valentin Kuzin 2+1, Viktor Shuvalov 7+1, Dimitri Ukolov 3+1, Aleksander Uvarov 2+1, Aleksander Vinogradov 0+1.
Canada: Thomas Campbell 1+2, Earl Clements 2+2, Maurice Galand 16+4, Norman Gray 5+4, Bob Kennedy 6+1, John Petro 8+2, Russel Robertson 2+1, George Sayliss 1+1, John Scott 1+0, Bill Shill 6+3, Vic Saluce 3+3, Eric Unger 8+10.
Sweden: Lars Björn 1+0, Stig Carlsson 2+1, Gösta Johansson 3+1, Sven Johansson 7+2, Holger Nurmela 6+2, Hans Öberg 5+2, Hans Tvilling 3+1, Stig Tvilling 3+2, Göte Almqvist 0+1.
Czechoslovakia: Karel Gut 1, Vaclav Bubnik 1, Stanislav Bacilek 2, Miroslav Novy 1, Vlastimil Bubnik 11, Bronislav Danda 8, Miloslav Charouzd 2, Vlastimil Hajsman 1, Vladimir Zabrodsky 4, Mila Pospisil 4, Miroslav Rejman 1, Vaclav Pantucek 3, Milan Vidlak 2.
West-Germany: Markus Egen 8, Fritz Poitsch 2, Anton Biersack 3, Probst 2, Weide 2, Xavier Unsinn 1, Ensler 1, Jochem 1, Sepp 1.
Finland: Esko Rekomaa 4+0, Teuvo Takala 3+1, Christian Rapp 2+0, Rainer Lindström 1+0, Lauri Silvan 1+0, Yrjö Hakala 0+1, Aarno Hiekkaranta 0+1.
Switzerland: Hans Ott 3, Otto Schläpfer 2, Uli Poltera 2, Gebi Poltera 2, Zimmermann 2, Blanc 2, Emil Handschin 2.
Norway: Guldbrandsen 2, Voigt 1, Bjerklund 1, Bakke 2.
The Budapest Tournament (22-27 Dec 1953): 1st Czechoslovakia Youth Team, 2nd Hungary, 3rd Poland, 4th Romania.
1955 Krefeld, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Dortmund:
Canada: Hal Tarala 3, George McAvoy 2, Kevin Conway 1, Jack Taggart 1, Bill Warwick 13+9, Jack McIntyre 9, Doug Kilburn 7, Grant Warwick 6, Jack McDonald 5, Jim Fiarburn 5, Mike Shabaga 5, Don Berry 1, Bernie Bathgate 1, Jim Middleton 1.
USSR: Dimitri Ukolov 2, Ivan Tregubov 1, Nikolai Sologubov 1, Alekesei Guryshev 7, Viktor Shuvalov 6, Valentin Kuzin 4, Juri Krylov 4, Aleksander Uvarov 3, Nikolai Hlystov 2, Jevgeni Babitsh 2, Mihail Bytshkov 2, Vselodov Bobrov 4, Aleksander Komarov 1.
Czechoslovakia: Karel Gut 2, Stanislav Bacilek 1, Jan Kasper 1, Vlastimil Bubnik 17, Vladimir Zabrodsky 13, Slavomir Barton 10, Vaclav Pentucek 4, Oldrich Cedlak 4, Vlastimil Hajsman 3, Bronislav Danda 3, Miroslav Rejman 2, Jiri Sekyra 2, Milan Vidlak 1.
USA: Dan McKinnon 4+0, Wendell Anderson 2+0, John Crocutt 1+0, Gordon Christian 5+0, Dick Dougherty 5+0, Arnie Bauer 4+1, John Titus 4+1, Gene Campbell 3+2, Ruben Bjorkman 2+1, John Matchefs 1+1, Walter Greeley 1+0, Edward Robson 1+0.
Sweden: Sven Thunman 2, Erik Johansson 1, Hans Andersson-Tvilling 1, Sigurd Bröms 1, Hans Öberg 10, Lars Björn 1, Sven „Tumba“ Johansson 8, Gösta Johansson 3, Lars-Eric Lundvall 3, Stig Carlsson 5, Erik Johansson 1, Stig Andersson-Tvilling 1, Vilgot Larsson 1, Rolf Pettersson 1, Ronald Pettersson 1.
West-Germany: Markus Egen 8+1, Hans Georg Pescher 2, Kurt Sepp 3, Rudolf Weide 1, Ernst Trautwein 1, Hans Huber 6, Bruno Guttowski 5, Martin Beck 1, Ernst Eggerbauer 1.*
Poland: Josef Kurek 2+1, Lewacki 3, Z.Nowak 2, Janiczko 3, Wrobel 3, Olczyk 1, Jezak 2, Chodakowski 1, S.Csorich 2**.
Switzerland: Naef 3, Keller 1, Schubiger 1, Morger 1, Cattini 1, Ott 2, Golaz 1, Schlaepfer 2, Handschin 1, Frei 1***.
Finland: Yrjö Hakala 5+1, Esko Rekomaa 3+2, Panu Ignatius 1+1, Erkki Hytönen 1+0, Rainer Lindström 1+0, Teppo Rastio 1+0, Teuvo Takala 1+0, Seppo Liitsola 0+1.
Italy: Ernesto Zorzi 2, Giampiero Branduardi 7+3, Florio Guarda 13+2, Carlo Montemurro 6, Bernardo Tomei 3, Ernesto Crotti 4, Carmine Tucci 4, Giancarlo Agazzi 1,Riccardo Gioia 8+6, Gianfranco da Rin 2.
Austria: Adolf Bachura 3, Adolf Hafner 2, Wilhelm Schmid 5, Fritz Spielmann 2, Gerhard Springer 2, Walter Znehnalik 1.
The Netherlands: Jacques Feenstra 1, Dummy Smit 2, Leo van Dijk 2, Piet van Heeswijk 1, Arie Klein 3, Cor Schwencke 9+2.
Yugoslavia: Krajacic 2, David Cucek 2, Poetzl 2, Ursic 1, Miocka 1, Renaud 1.
Belgium: Tony Delrez 4, Gentil Noterman 3, Jacques Moris 1
The Austrian goalscores originate from Golo, Internationalhockey.net.
The Italian assists and Gioia’s total scores originate from Les-VM, Internationalhockey.net.
The total scores of Schwenke (Netherlands) originate from Les-VM, Internationalhockey.net.
*The West-German goalscores originate from Horst Eckert’s book “Eishockey Weltgeschichte”. The assist information on mr. Egen’s assists originates from Horst Eckert, Deutschland Hockey Hall of Fame.
**The assists of mr. Kurek originate from Talviurheilun Sankarit (The Heroes of Winter Sports) by Voitto Raatikainen.
***The Swiss goalscores vs. Finland originate from igs.kirjastot.fi
1956 Cortina d’Ampezzo:
USSR: Ivan Tregubov 2, Nikolai Sologubov 1, Dimitri Ukolov 1, Vselodov Bobrov 9+2, Aleksei Guryshev 7+2, Viktor Shuvalov 5, Valentin Kuzin 4, Aleksander Uvarov 4, Juri Krylov 3, Jevgeni Babitsh 2, Juri Pantjuhov 2, Nikolai Hlystov 1.
USA: Richard Dougherty 4, Richrad Meredith 2, Daniel McKinnon 1, John Mayasich 7+3, Weldon Olson 5, William Cleary 4, Kenneth Purpur 2, John Matchefs 2, Eugene Campbell 1, Gordon Christian 5.
Canada: John McKenzie 7+4, Arthur Hurst 3, Howard Lee 2, Floyd Martin 2, Gerry Theberge 9+2, James Logan 7+5, Paul Knox 7+5, George Scholes 5+3, Donald Rope 4, Ken Laufman 1, Robert White 1, Charles Brooker 4, Alfred Horne 1.
Czechoslovakia: Karel Gut 4, Jaromir Bünter 1, Jan Kasper 2, Vlastimil Bubnik 3, Bronislav Danda 2, Slavomir Barton 3, Vladimir Zabrodsky 2, Vaclav Pantucek 4, Zdenek Navrat 4, Frantisek Vanek 3, Bohumil Prosek 2, Miroslav Kluc 2.
Sweden: Nils Nilsson 1, Sven “Tumba” Johansson 3, Lars Björn 2, Åke Lassas 1, Lars-Eric Lundvall 2, Hans Andersson-Tvilling 2, Sigurd Bröms1, Hans Öberg 2, Bertz Zetterberg 1, Stig Andersson-Tvilling 1, Ronald Pettersson 1.
West-Germany: Markus Egen 4+1, Hans Huber 3, Kurt Sepp 3, Bruno Guttowski 1, Rudolf Pittrich 1, Hans Rampf 1, Ernst Trautwein 1.
Italy: Aldo Frederici 1,Carmine Tucci 2, Ernesto Crotti 4+7, Bernardo Tomei 5, Giovanni Furlani 1, Aldo Maniacco 5+7, Mario Bedogni 3, Carlo Montemurro 2, Giancarlo Agazzi 2, Rino Alberton 1.
Poland: Kazimierz Bryniarski 3, Jozef Kurek 3, Hilary Skarzynski 3, Kazimierz Kodakowski 2, Alfred Wrobel 2, Szymon Janiczko 1.
Switzerland: Fritz Naef 6+2, Bernhard Bagnoud 6+2, Emil Handschin 3, Walter Keller 2, Otto Schläpfer 2, Hans Ott 1.
Austria: Fritz Spielmann 3, Kurt Kurz 1, Franz Potucek 1, Wilhelm Schmid 1, Konrad Staudinger 1, Hans Wagner 1, Walter Znehnalik 1.
The Olympic qualification game, East-Berlin 16.11.1955: East-Germany-West-Germany 3-7. East-German goalscores: Günther Schischefski 1, Werner Künstler 1, Manfred Buder 1, West-Germany: Markus Egen 2, Hans Rampf 2, Kurt Sepp 1, Rudolf Pittrich 1, Paul Ambros 1.
East-Germany: Hans Frenzel 2, Werner Heinicke 1, Kurt Sturmer 1, Mafred Buder 5, Erich Novy 3, Erwin Woitaschek 1, Kurt Jablonski 1, Wolfgang Nickel 2, Wolfgang Blumel 2.
Norway: Moe 1, Berg 2, Nielsen 1, Andersen 3, Petersen 1.
Belgium: Jacques Moris 5, Ed Zukiwski 2, Gentil Noterman 3, Eugene Meeuwissen 2.
The West-German, Polish, Swiss and Austrian goalscores and the Swiss assists originate from aafla.org. The assist information on Markus Egen (West-Germany) originates from Horst Eckert, Deutschland Hockey Hall of Fame.
East-Germany, Norway and Belgium played an “Alternative World Championship” in East-Berlin. Obviously not an official tournament, but mentioned here anyway.
1957 Moscow:
Sweden: Lars Björn 3, Vilgot Larsson 1, Nils Nilsson 10+6, Ronald Pettersson 9+7, Ehrling Lindström 9+3, Eilert Määttä 7, Sven Johansson 6+5, Hans Öberg 6, Lars-Erik Lundvall 5, Sigurd Bröms 5, Walter Ohlin 1.
USSR: Nikolai Sologubov 9+3, Ivan Tregubov 4, Gendrich Sidorenkov 2, Vitali Kostarev 1, Konstantin Loktev 11+7, Aleksei Guryshev 8+5, Venjamin Aleksandrov 8, Aleksander Tsherepanov 6, Nikolai Hlystov 3+8, Juri Pantjuhov 7, Jevgeni Babitsh 1, Vselodov Bobrov 13+1, Vladimir Grebennikov 4.
Czechoslovakia: Karel Gut 4, Frantisek Tikal 3, Stanislav Sventek 2, Jan Kasper 2, Miroslav Vlach 9+2, Slavomir Barton 8, Vilem Vaclav 7, Miroslav Vins 7, Vaclav Pantucek 7, Jiri Pokorny 6, Miloslav Sasek 3, Frantisek Vanek 2, Ladislav Grabowski 5, Bohumil Prosek 1.
Finland: Yrjö Hakala 5+5, Teppo Rastio 6+2, Jorma Salmi 6+1, Voitto Soini 3+0, Matti Sundelin 2+1, Erkki Hytönen 2+0, Mauno Nurmi 1+1, Risto Aaltonen 1+0, Matti Lampainen 1+0, Esko Luostarinen 1+0.
East-Germany: Rudert 3, Sturmer 4, Buder 1, Senftleben 1, Blumel 3+1, Novy 4, Nickel 2, Schischefski 1, Honig 1, Kunstler 1, Frenzel 1, Kuczera 1.
Poland: Czech 3, Janiczko 3, Kurek 7, Gosztyla 1, Nowak 4, Kadow 4, Chodakowski 1, Csorich 1, Pabisz 1.
Austria: Monitzer 3, Znehnalik 3, Jochl 1. Austrian known goalscores: 7/8.
Japan: Segawa 1, Emori 2, Watanabe 1, Yamada 2, Ono 1, Kikuchi 2, Honma 1, Fujimori 1.
The missing Austrian goal is marked as “own goal”.
1958 Oslo:
Canada: Ted O’Connor 6+3, Harry Sinden 4+3, Alf Treen 1+1, Jack McKenzie 12+5, Robert Attersley 10+7, Sid Smith 9+5, Tom O’Connor 7+4, Charles Burns 3+3, Gus Gagnon 7+3, George Gosselin 6+2, George Samolenko 2+3, Gordon Myles 3+1, Sandy Air 1+2, Connie Broden 11+7, Jean-Paul Lamirande 0+6.
USSR: Ivan Tregubov 2+6, Dimitri Ukolov 2+1, Gendrich Sidorenkov 1+2, Venjamin Aleksandrov 4+10, Konstantin Loktev 7+4, Vladimir Elizarov 6+5, Juri Kopilov 6+4, Aleksander Tsherepanov 3+4, Juri Krylov 3+1, Juri Pantjuhov 2+2, Aleksei Guryshev 3+0, Nikolai Sologubov 0+1.
Sweden: Roland Stolz 2+1, Lars Björn 1+1, Hans Svedberg 1+1, Vilgot Larsson 1+0, Sven Johansson 7+7, Karl-Göran Öberg 5+8, Nils Nilsson 7+4, Ronald Pettersson 5+5, Sigurd Bröms 5+2, Gösta Westerlund 4+2, Lars-Erik Lundvall 3+1, Ehrling Lindström 3+1, Hans Öberg 2+3.
Czechoslovakia: Karel Gut 1, Jan Kasper 1, Slavomir Bacilek 2, Jan Starsi 3, Vaclav Pantucek 1, Slavomir Barton 1, Miroslav Vlach 3, Jaroslav Volf 4, Vaclav Fröhlich 1, Jaroslav Jirik 1, Frantisek Vanek 3.
USA: John Mayasich 8+2, William Christian 7+3, Roger Christian 5+2, Paul Johnson 2+4, Dick Meredith 2+4, Gordon Christian 1+4, Oscar Mahle 3+0, Weldon Olson 1+0, Ed Miller 0+1, Ed Zifcak 0+1.
Finland: Raimo Kilpiö 2+1, Heino Pulli 1+1, Teppo Rastio 1+1, Yrjö Hakala 1+0, Pertti Nieminen 1+0, Eino Pollari 1+0, Jorma Salmi 1+0, Voitto Soini 1+0, Matti Lampainen 0+1, Esko Luostarinen 0+1.
Norway: Terje Hellerud 3+2, Olav Dalsören 3+1, Per Schjerwen Olsen 2+2, Tor Gundersen 1+1, George Smefjell 1+0, Henrik Petersen 1+0, Annar Petersen 1+0, Per Voigt 0+1, Einar Bruno Larsen 0+1.
Poland: Jozef Kurek 5+0, Rudolf Czech 2+2, Bronyslav Gosztyla 1+2, Karol Burek 2+0, Marian Pawelczyk 1+1, Kazimierz Chodakowski 1+0, Henryk Regula 1+0, Kazimierz Bryniarski 1+0, Stanislaw Olczyk 0+1.
1959 Prague:
Canada: Jean-Paul Lamirande 1, Maurice Benoit 3, Al Dewsbury 3, Floyd Crawford 1, Red Berenson 10+4, Denis Boucher 7, Peter Conacher 7+4, Ike Hildebrand 6, Barton Bradley 5, Lou Smerke 2, George Gosselin 5, John McLellan 4, Wayne Brown 2, Jean-Paul Payette 3, Dave Jones 1.
USSR: Nikolai Sologubov 1, Ivan Tregubov 1, Jevgeni Groshev 8+4, Viktor Jakushev 7, Venjamin Aleksandrov 7, Konstantin Loktev 5, Juri Krylov 3, Juri Pantjuhov 3, Aleksei Guryshev 2.
Czechoslovakia: Karel Gut 2, Frantisek Tikal 2, Rudolf Potsch 3, Stanislav Bacilek 1, Jan Starsi 5, Karol Fako 3, Miroslav Vlach 8+2, Jaroslav Volf 4, Josef Golonka 7+4, Jaroslav Jirik 6+3, Bohumil Prosek 3, Josef Cerny 2.
USA: Paul Johnson 8+3, Tom Williams 6+2, Meredith 6, Olson 4, R.Cleary 3, Westby 2, Turk 4, W.Cleary 7, Owen 1, Grazia 2, Newkirk 1, Paavola 1.
Sweden: Hans Mild 2, Carl-Göran Öberg 1, Lars-Eric Lundvall 4, Hans Svedberg 3, Ronald Petterson 6, Roland Stolz 2, Sigurd Bröms 2, Anders Andersson 2, Göran Lysén 1, Gösta Westerlund 1.
Finland: Raimo Kilpiö 5+3, Teppo Rastio 6+1, Jorma Salmi 2+4, Yrjö Hakala 2+1, Juhani Wahlsten 1+2, Jouni Seistamo 2+0, Heino Pulli 1+1, Pertti Nieminen 1+0.
West-Germany: Markus Egen 9+5, Kurt Sepp 6+5, Ernst Trautwein 8+0, Hans Rampf 5, Paul Ambros 2, Max Pfefferle 2, Xavier Unsinn 4, Georg Eberl 1, Alois Mayr 1, Hans Huber 1, Ernst Eggerbauer 1, Leonhard Waitl 1.*
Norway: Olav Dalsören 8+4, Christian Petersen 3, Henrik Petersen 1, Smefjell 4, Bakke 2, Walbye 5, Per Schjerwen Olsen 3, Larsen 2, Hellerud 2.
East-Germany: Kurt Sturmer 3, Gerhardt Klugel 1, Manfred Buder 1, Joachim Ziesche 5, Joachim Franke 2, Wolfgang Blumel 1, Hans Frenzel 5, Manfred Buder 1, Heinz Kuczera 1, Horst Heinze 2, Erich Novy 2, Werner Kunstler 1, Werner Heinicke 1.
Italy: Giovanni Furlani 6, Bruno Frison 3, Carmine Tucci 3, Giulio Oberhammer 3, Ernesto Crotti 4, Giampiero Branduardi 4, Bernardo Tomei 3, Giancarlo Agazzi 1.
Poland: Jozef Kurek 6, Bronislaw Gosztyla 3, Regula 1, K.Malysiak 1, Skotnicki 2, A.Fonfara 1, Jezak 1.
Switzerland: Schläpfer 8, Stammbach 3, Sprecher 2, Bagnoud 1, Nobs 1, Chappot 1.
Rumania: Il. Szabo 2+1, N. Andrei 2+0, N.Z.Zaka 2+0, D.Varga 2+0, Takacs 1, Ferencz 1, Raduc 1, I.Szabo 1.
Hungary: J. Palotas 2+0, Lorincz 1, Boroczi 1, V.I.Zsitva 1.
Austria: Rudolf Monitzer 3+0, Znehnalik 1.
The Swedish goalscores partially originate from “Talviurheilun Sankarit” (The Heroes of Winter Sports) by Voitto Raatikainen.
*The West-German goalscores originate from Horst Eckert’s book “Eishockey Weltgeschichte”.
1960 Squaw Valley:
USA: John Mayasich 7+5, John Kirrane 1+3, Robert Owen 1+2, William Cleary 7+7, William Christian 2+11, Roger Christian 8+3, Tom Williams 4+6, Robert Cleary 6+3, Paul Johnson 5+3, Weldon Olson 2+0, RobertMcVey 2+4, Richard Rodenheiser 1+1, Richard Meredith 2+2, Rodney Paavola 0+1.
Canada: Harry Sinden 4+5, Jack Douglas 3+2, Maurice Benoit 1+3, Darryl Sly 1+1, Fred Etcher 9+12, Robert Attersley 6+12, George Samolenko 8+4, Floyd Martin 6+6, Robert Rousseau 5+4, James Connelly 5+3, Donald Rope 4+3, Robert Forhan 1+5, Cliff Pennington 0+2, Robert McKnight 2+2, Ken Laufman 0+4.
USSR: Gendrich Sidorenkov 1+2, Juri Baulin 1+2, Nikolai Sologubov 1+8, Nikolai Karpov 1+2, Venjamin Aleksandrov 7+6, Juri Tshitshinov 5+4, Vladimir Grebennikov 4+4, Jevgeni Groshev 4+3, Aleksander Almetov 2+3, Viktor Jakushev 1+4, Mihail Bytshkov 1+3, Konstantin Loktev 6+2, Stanislav Petuhov 4+4, Viktor Prjashnikov 2+0, Alfred Kutshevski 0+3.
Czechoslovakia: Josef Cerny 4+3, Jaroslav Volf 1+3, Vlastimil Bubnik 6+4, Miroslav Vlach 8+3, Vaclav Pantucek 6+5, Josef Golonka 5+4, Jan Starsi 4+5, Karel Gut 1+6, Rudolf Potsch 3+3, Frantisek Tikal 1+2, Jan Kasper 1+3, Frantisek Vanek 3+3, Jaroslav Jirik 1+3, Bronislaw Danda 0+2.
Sweden: Carl-Göran Öberg 4+4, Lars-Erik Lundvall 8+4, Ronald Pettersson 4+8, Einar Granath 1+2, Nils Nilsson 7+5, Anders Anderson 3+4, Gert Blome 4+1, Sven “Tumba” Johansson 6+1, Sigurd Bröms 1+1, Hans Svedberg 2+2, Roland Stolz 0+2, Ulf Sterner 0+1, Bert-Ola Nordlander 0+2.
West-Germany: Kurt Sepp 3+0, Josef Reif 1+0, Hans Rampf 1+0, Hans Huber 1+0, Horst Franz Schuldes 1+1, Georg Eberl 1+2, Markus Egen 1+1, Ernst Trautwein 0+2, Xavier Unsinn 0+2.
Finland: Raimo Kilpiö 9+3, Jouni Seistamo 8+4, Heino Pulli 6+5, Pertti Nieminen 8+2, Esko Luostarinen 5+2, Kalevi Numminen 5+1, Teppo Rastio 4+2, Juhani Wahlsten 4+1, Voitto Soini 3+0, Jorma Salmi 1+2, Matti Lampainen 2+0, Yrjö Hakala 0+3, Erkki Koiso 0+2, Kalevi Rassa 0+1.
Japan: Atsuo Irie 3+3, Akiyoshi Segawa 2+8, Toshihiko Yamada 5+2, Hidenori Inatsu 2+0, Isao Ono 6+2, Takashi Kakihara 3+1, Mamoru Takashima 4+3, Yoshihiro Miyazaki 2+1, Masamu Tanabu 1+3, Yuji Iwaoka 4+0, Masao Murano 1+1, Shigeru Shimada 0+1, Shinichi Honma 0+2.
Australia: David Cunningham 4+2, Russell Jones 1+2, Noel Derrick 2+1, Russell Jones 1+1, Basil Hansen 1+0, John Thomas 1+0, Vic Ekberg 0+1.
The scoring stats of Czechoslovakia, Sweden, West-Germany and Australia originate from aafla.org.
The Japanese scores originate from aafla.org, except with a game vs. Finland. Those stats originate from International Hockey Forums.
The first-names of West-German, Japanese and Australian players originate from users.skynet.be.
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The qualification games of West-Germany-East-Germany: 9.12.1959 Garmisch-Partenkirchen: 5-2. West-German goalscorers: Ambros 1, Egen 1, Trautwein 2, Sepp 1, East-German goalscorers: Wolfgang Blümel 2. 12.12.1959 Weisswasser: East-Germany-West-Germany 3-5. East-German goalscores: Hans Frenzel 1, Mafred Buder 1, Joachim Ziesche 1, West-German goalscorers: Trautwein 2, Egen 1, Schuldes 1, Schubert 1.
1961 Geneva, Lausanne
Canada: Darryl Sly 4+2, Harry Smith 2+1, Don Fletcher 1+0, Jackie McLedo 10+2, David Russnell 5+5, Harold Jones 3+7, Hugh McIntyre 5+2, Michel Legace 3+4, Walt Peacosh 4+3, Cal Hockley 1+1, Norm Lenardon 4+1, Ad Tambellini 2+0, Bobby Kromm 0+3, George Ferguson 0+3, Robert Christofoli 0+1.
Czechoslovakia: Jan Kasper 3+0, Frantisek Gergor 1+0, Vlastimil Bubnik 5+4, Miroslav Vlach 5+1, Jiri Dolana4+2, Jan Starsi 4+2, Vaclav Pantucek 3+3, Josef Cerny 3+1, Bohumil Prosek 3+1, Ludek Bukac 1+2, Frantisek Vanek 1+2, Stanislav Sventek 0+2.
USSR: Gendrich Sidorenkov 3+4, Ivan Tregubov 4+2, Aleksander Ragulin 1+1, Boris Majorov 7+10, Vjatseslav Starsinov 6+3, Konstantin Loktev 5+4, Venjamin Aleksandrov 6+2, Nikolai Snetkov 6+2, Aleksander Almetov 4+3, Jevgeni Majorov 5+1, Viktor Jakushev 2+1, Viktor Tshiplakov 1+0, Vladimir Jursinov 0+2.
Sweden: Hans Mild 4, Bert-Ola Nordlander 2, Ulf Sterner 5, Hans Swedberg 1, Carl-Göran Öberg 2, Anders Andersson 3, Ronald Pettersson 5+2, Sigurd Bröms 2, Hans Svedberg 1, Per-Olov Härdin 4, Lars Björn 1, Roland Stolz 1, Sven ”Tumba” Johansson 2.
East-Germany: Poindl 2, Klügel 3, Franke 2, Ziesche 5, Kratsch 1, Buder 2, Heinze 1, Grimm 2.
USA: Herb Brooks 6, Pool 4, Williams 1, Jorde 4, Johnson 2, Turk 3, Graefstrom 1, Burg 1, Dilworth 1, Frank 1.
Finland: Raimo Kilpiö 5+1, Teppo Rastio 4+2, Anssi Salonen 2+2, Pertti Nieminen 3+0, Esko Luostarinen 1+2, Jouni Seistamo 1+2, Timo Ahlqvist 2+0, Jorma Suokko 1+0, Kalevi Numminen 0+2, Matti Haapaniemi 0+1, Pentti Hyytiäinen 0+1, Seppo Vainio 0+1.
West-Germany: Scholz 5, Reif 1, Helmut Zanghellini 3, Hans Rampf 1, Ernst Trautwein 3, Scholz 1, Scneitberger 2.
Norway: Olav Dalsören 4, Gundersen 1, H.Petersen 2, Egil Bjerklund 3, Nyhaug 3+4, Terje Hellrud 1, Trygve Bergeid 3, Bruno Larsen 2, Per Moe 3, Ch. Petersen 3, Per Skjerwen Olsen 2+5, Rodney Riise 2+3, Hansen 1.
Great Britain: Rupert Fresher 6+1, Tommy Paton 4, Mike O’Brien 4, Johnny Carlyle 4, Tom Imrie 3, Ian Forbes 5, Jack Dryburgh 1, Spence 5, Joe Browne 1, Roy Shepherd 2, Bert Smith 1, Bill Crawford 1.
Switzerland: Fritz Naef 7+2, Paul Messerli 3, Peter Stammbach 4+2, Herald Truffer 2, Gian Bazzi 2, Emil Golaz 2, Leopold Berchtold 1, Franz Berry 1.
Italy: Corrado Mandala 6+1, Alberto Da Rin 3+2, Ernesto Crotti 2, Alfredo Coletti 1, Carmine Tucci 1, Giancarlo Agazzi 1, Giampiero Branduardi 4, Giulio Oberhammer 1.
Poland: Jozef Manowski 1, Stanlislaw Olczyk 1, Kazimierz Bryniarski 2, Hubert Sitko 1, Tadeusz Kilanowicz 1, Jozef Kurek 1, Andrzej Fonfara 1, Bronislaw Gosztyla 3, Henryk Regula 1, J.Bryniarski 1.
Austria: Wolfgang Jöchl 2, Singewald 1, Erich Winkler 1, Herman Knoll 1, Fritz Spielmann 4, Walter Znehnalik 2, Adolf Bachura 1, Mössmer 1, Adolf Bachler 1, Gustav Tischer 1, Wechselberger 1.
Rumania: G.Szabo 2, J.Szabo 1, Takacs 1, Ferenczy 9+4, I.Szabo 4, Calamar 4, Ionescu 6, Andrei 5, Cazan 5, Varga 4, Tiriac 5, Nagy 2, Biro 6, Hollo 5, Tabacs 2, G.Szabo 7+10, J.Szabo 5, Takacs 1.
France: Lacarriere 11+5, Paupardin 1, Bozon 10+5, Dufour 1, Bochatay 1, Allard 1, Guenelon 5+6, Gilloz 1, Bletel 1.
Yugoslavia: Smolej 4, Felc 4, Zupancic 3, Klinar 7, Tisler 5+8, Djordjevic 1, Trebusak 3, Holbus 1, Brun 1, Valentar 3, Ravhik 1, Mijuskovic 1.
The Netherlands: Rudi Bakker 5+1, Jan Hendriks 2+0, Wim Hoogenvorst 1+0, Dummy Smit 3+1, Jan Herreur 2+1, Rob Pieterse 3+1, Arie Klein 1+1,Cyriel van Dijk 1+1.
South-Africa: Prisley 2, Campbell 2, Luchs 1, Vickers 2, Geffen 6, Lucas 2, Noterman 1, Lawrence 1, Wahl 1.
Belgium: Jacques Moris 1, Walter Colfs 3, Alfred de Ceunynck 1, Gentil Noterman 4, Hubert Anciaux 1.
The stats also include the qualification games.
1962 Colorado Springs:
Sweden: Roland Stolz 1+5, Nils Nilsson 12+6, Ulf Sterner 9+7, Uno Öhrlund 11+2, Sven Johansson 7+6, Anders Andersson 7+2, Per-Olof Härdin 5+3, Eilert Määttä 3+2, Ronald Pettersson 2+2, Lars-Erik Lundvall 7+3, Leif Andersson 3+0, Bertil Karlsson 0+3, Bert-Ola Nordlander 0+3, Gert Blome 0+1, Nils Johansson 0+1.
Canada: Gerry Smith 5+7, Ted Maki 2+3, Bob Robertson 1+0, Jackie McLeod 11+6, Joe Malo 8+6, Floyd Martin 9+4, Bill Wylie 2+9, Robert McKnight 3+2, Tod Sloane 6+10, Bobby Brown 5+5, Joe Hogan 3+7, Bob Mader 2+5, Donald Rope 1+1, Bill Mitchell 0+1, Jack Douglas 0+3.
USA: John Mayasich 2+4, Brian McKay 3+2, Tom Martin 1+2, Paul Coppo 9+7, Dick Roberge 8+7, Reggie Meserve 5+3, Jackie Pool 4+4, Oscar Mahle 6+0, Roger Christian 3+3, William Christian 2+3, Herb Brooks 1+2, Ken Johansson 4+3, Bill Daley 2+2, Gordie Tottle 0+1.
Finland: Heino Pulli 8+3, Seppo Nikkilä 3+5, Mauno Nurmi 6+1, Teppo Rastio 2+4, Jouni Seistamo 3+1, Matti Keinonen 2+2, Rauno Lehtiö 2+2, Juhani Wahlsten 1+3, Kalevi Numminen 2+1, Jorma Suokko 2+0, Pertti Nieminen 1+1, Jarmo Wasama 0+3, Pentti Hyytiäinen 0+1.
Norway: Einar Bruno Larsen 4+7, Terje Hellerud 4+6, Björn Elvenes 6+3, Per Skjerwen Olsen 3+4, Henrik Petersen 4+1, George Smefjell 3+1, Olav Dalsören 1+2, Trygve Bergeid 2+0, Roar Bakke 0+3, Tor Gundersen 0+1, Per Moe 0+1.
West-Germany: Reif 6+2, Eberl 6+2, Helmut Zanghellini 2+3, Leonhard Waitl 2+2, Siegfried Schubert 2+2, Ernst Köpf 2+2, Pittrich 2+2, Ernst Trautwein 2+1, Gmeiner 1+1, Hans Rampf 1+1, Paul Ambros 1+0, Bader 0+1.
Switzerland: Fritz Naef 5+3, Roger Chappot 3+5, Gian Bazzi 5+2, Pio Parolini 2+3, Roland Bernasconi 1+2, Jurg Zimmermann 1+2, Oskar Jenny 1+1, Peter Stammbach 1+1, Bruno Gerber 1+0, Gerhard Diethelm 1+0, Herald Truffer 0+2, Kurt Peter 0+1, Elwin Friedrich 0+1.
Great Britain: Ian Forbes 5+2, Billy Brennan 2+4, Harry Pearson 4+0, Tom Imrie 2+3, Bert Smith 2+2, Sam McDonald 1+2, Rupert Fresher 2+0, Roy Shepherd 1+2, Dave Lammin 0+2.
Japan: Isao Ono 6+17, Mamoru Takashima 12+3, Isao Kawabuchi 9+5, Kimio Kazahari 4+6, Koji Iwamoto 6+6, Schinichi Honma 7+7, Hiroyuki Matsuura 1+0, Kunihito Takagi 1+0, Tokio Kobayashi 1+2, Masahiro Sato 10+4, Masami Tanabu 2+3, Yuzo Kaneda 2+2, Ikio Ito 2+0, Michio Oki 0+3, Minoru Nakano 0+2, Kawahari 0+1.
Austria: Adelbert St. John 14+11, Walter Znehnalik 10+14, Bachler 2+2, Monitzer 4+1, Fritz Spielmann 5+2, Hermann Knoll 7+11, Wolfgang Jochl 2+3, Adolf Bachura 2+6, Fritz Wechselberger 3+1, Erich Winkler 0+2, Edi Mossmer 0+4.
France: Philippe Lacarriere 4+8, Calixte Pianfetti 1+2, Jean-Claude Guennelon 8+3, Andre Longuet 4+5, Jean Paupardin 2+3, Maurice Chappot 7+3, Alain Bozon 4+5, Rene Cailler 3+0, Claude Dufour 1+1, Roland Brunet 1+2, Georges Baudin 0+2.
The Netherlands: Johan "Dummy" Smit 5+4, Rob Pieterse 4+0, Meg de Jong 1+0, Leo Loret 7+4, Joop Manuel 3+1, Arie Klein 0+5, Rudi Bakker 0+2, Dolf Overakker 0+1.
Australia: Edward Mustar 2+0, Victor Mansted 1+1, Kevin Harris 2+4, Russell Jones 1+0, Kenneth Wellman 1+1, John Thomas 4+1, Peter Parrott 2+2, Russell Jones 1+0, Ronald Amess 0+1, Barry Bourke 0+1 John Purcell 0+1.
Denmark: Carl Hoybye 2+0, Bjarne Mielow 2+0, Bjarne Carlsen 1+1, Torsten Hviid 1+1, Kjeld Bjerrum 1+0, Michael Gautier 1+1, Niels Grauballe 1+0, Keld Jacobsen 0+1, Knud Lebech 0+1, Niels Petersen 0+1.
The qualification game for pool A 7.3.1962: Switzerland-Austria 9-4. Swiss goalscores: Naef 3, Bazzi 3, Stammbach 2, Parolini 1. Austrian goalscores: Bachura 2, Znehnalik 1, Wechselberger 1.
The goalscores of France, The Netherlands, Australia and Denmark partially orginate from Archiver, Internationalhockey.net. Team Austria’s stats originate partially from there too.
1963 Stockholm:
USSR: Eduard Ivanov 4+0, Aleksander Ragulin 2+1, Viktor Kuzkin 1+0, Nikolai Sologubov 1+0, Vladimir Jursinov 5+7, Vjatseslav Starsinov 8+3, Aleksander Almetov 6+5, Venjamin Aleksandrov 4+6, Boris Majorov 3+6, Stanislav Petuhov 4+4, Juri Volkov 5+1, Viktor Jakushev 4+1, Jevgeni Majorov 3+2,Vitali Davidov 0+2.
Sweden: Roland Stolz 1+3, Nils Johansson 1+3, Bert-Ola Nordlander 1+3, Bertil Karlsson 1+0, Sven Johansson 6+6, Ulf Sterner 7+2, Carl-Göran Öberg 5+3, Uno Öhrlund 5+2, Hans Mild 4+3, Ronald Pettersson 3+1, Eilert Määttä 1+3, Nils Nilsson 6+1, Lars-Erik Lundvall 3+0, Per-Olof Härdin 0+2, Gert Blome 0+4.
Czechoslovakia: Frantisek Tikal 4+3, Rudolf Potsch 2+3, Stanislav Sventek 1+1, Frantisek Gregor 1+2, Jiri Dolana 8+2, Jaroslav Jirik 4+3, Miroslav Vlach 5+1, Frantisek Vanek 2+4, Josef Cerny 4+1, Jaroslav Valter 3+1, Jan Starsi 2+2, Vlastimil Bubnik 1+3, Ludek Bukac 3+1, Stanislav Pryl 1+0.
Canada: George Fletcher 4+3, George Ferguson 3+2, Harry Smith 2+1, Ed Pollesol 1+0, Harold Jones 7+5, Jackie McLeod 5+7, Ad Tambellini 6+5, Walt Peacosh 4+5, Robert Forhan 5+3, Robert McKnight 1+2, Gerry Penner 3+0, Hugh McIntyre 3+3, Norm Lenardon 2+1, Howie Hornby 0+2.
Finland: Matti Keinonen 6+3, Raimo Kilpiö 3+3, Seppo Nikkilä 3+0, Heino Pulli 2+1, Kalevi Numminen 2+1, Matti Reunamäki 1+2, Pentti Hyytiäinen 1+1, Jarmo Wasama 1+1, Jouni Seistamo 1+0, Matti Lampainen 0+1, Esko Luostarinen 0+1.
East-Germany: Joachim Ziesche 4+3, Buder 3+0, Klugel 2+1, H. Novy 2+0, Franke 2+0, Plotka 1+0, Poindl 1+0, Kratzsch 1+0, Heinze 0+1, Erich Novy 0+4.
West-Germany: Kurt Sepp 2+3, Scholz 4+0, Rohde 4+0, Reif 2+2, Ernst Köpf 1+1, Bader 1+0, Helmut Zanghellini 1+0, Ernst Trautwein 1+0, Lax 1+0, Gmeiner 1+0, Wackerle 0+1, Hans Rampf 0+2, Schubert 0+3.
USA: Marshall Tschida 4+8, Tom Mustonen 5+3, Poole 5+1, Daley 2+1, Quinn 2+1, Michaud 1+0, Jack Kirrane 1+0, Norqual 1+0, McCarthy 0+1, Russell McCurdy 0+1, Silka 0+1, Rovick 0+2.
Norway: Elvenes 4+3, Nyhaug 3+4, Dalsören 4+2, Smefjell 3+3, Petersen 5+0, Gundersen 3+2, Olsen 3+2, Bjerklund 2+1, Fjelstad 2+0, Hansen 2+0, Bergeid 1+0, S.Hansen 1+0, Thoen 1+1, Skjerwen-Olsen 0+2.*.
Switzerland: Berry 7+1, Chappot 3+4, Parolini 5+1, Martini 3+1, Salzmann 2+1, Wittwer 2+1, Joris 2+2, Pfammatter 1+0, Pappa 1+1, Müller 1+0, Friedrich 1+1, Jenny 0+2, Scandella 0+1, Kunzi 0+1.
Rumania: Szabo 6+3, Ferenczi 4+4, Varga 3+4, J.Szabo 4+0, Ianowits 2+2, Takacs 2+2, Kalamar 2+1, Biro 1+2, Florescu 1+0, Pana 1+1, Andrei 1+0, Czaka 1+1, G.Szabo 1+1, Ionescu 0+1, Ferencz 0+2, Ianovici 0+1.
Poland: A.Fonfara 9+11, J.Manowski 9+5, J.Kurek 8+4, V.Gosztyla 8+3, Ogorczik 4+2, Zurawski 4+2, Bryniarski 2+4, Handy 2+3, Wilczek 2+2, Kilanowicz 3+0, Zawada 1+1, Sitko 0+1.
Yugoslavia: Albin Felc 5+6, Jan Bogo 5+1, Tisler 5+1, Smolej 3+0, Zupancic 2+0, Ivo 1+0, Valentar 1+1, Brun 1+1, Trebusak 0+1, Klinar 0+1, Ravnik 0+2, Djordjevic 0+2.
France: Bozon 1+3, Paupardin 3+0, Lacarriere 3+0, Chappot 2+0, Guennelon 1+0, Cailler 1+1, Gilloz 1+0, Longuet 1+1, Dufour 1+1.
Great Britain: Lowell 2+0, Stevenson 2+0, Allen 1+1, Boyle 1+1, Dobson 1+0, Smith 1+2.
Austria: Spielmann 15+3 , Bachler 9+5 , St John 10+3 , Wechselberger 9+3 , Znenahlik 5+5 , Tischer 5+3 , Winkler 1+5 , Kirschberger 3+1 , Bachura 1+2 , Thielmann 2+0 , Neuwirth 1+1 , Knoll 1+1 , Mössmer 0+2 , Burkhart 0+2
Hungary: Rozgonyi 11+8, Beszteri-Balogh 6, Lörincz 5, Grimm 9+8, Schwalm 6, Raffa 2, Baban 2, Boroczi 5, Horvath 1, V.Zsitva 5, Bankuti 2, Koutny 2, Kertesz 1.
Denmark : Bjerrum 5+2 , Schack 5+1 , Höjbye 4+1 , Christensen 3+1 , Petersen 2+0 , Gautier 1+1 , Molin 0+2 , Nielsen 1+0 , Espesen 1+0 , Milow 0+1
Bulgaria: Bachvarov 4+4, Strachmirov 4+0, P.Michailov 2+2, Grekov 3+0, Botev 2+1, Yountchev 2+0, Genkov 1+0, Angelov 1+0, A.Michailov 0+1.
The Netherlands : The Netherlands : Leo van Dijk 6+2 , Hein Snoeck 4+4 , Johan "Dummy" Smit 2+3 , Wil Ooms 2+1 , Rob van Oel 2+0 , Jan Hendriks 2+0 , Rudi Bakker 1+1 , Wil van Dommelen 1+1 , Arie Klein 0+2 , Joop Manuel 1+0 , Rob Pieterse 0+1 , Cyriel van Dijk 0+1
Belgium : Gentil Noterman 4+0 , Jean "Coco" Berry 1+1 , Walter Colfs 1+1 , Jean Geerts 1+1 , Jean-Marc Berry 1+1, Andre Dries 1+0 , Marcel van de Berg 0+1.
*The missing Norwegian goal is marked as “Swiss own goal”.
1964 Innsbruck:
USSR: Aleksander Ragulin 3+6, Eduard Ivanov 6+1, Viktor Kuzkin 2+3, Vitali Davidov 1+1, Konstantin Loktev 6+10, Viktor Jakushev 9+4, Vjatseslav Starsinov 8+4, Boris Majorov 7+4, Venjamin Aleksandrov 7+4, Leonid Volkov 6+4, Aleksander Almetov 5+4, Jevgeni Majorov 3+3, Stanislav Petuhov 4+1, Oleg Zaitsev 0+3.
Sweden: Gert Blome 1+5, Roland Stolz 2+4, Bert-Ola Nordlander 2+2, Nils Johansson 1+2, Sven “Tumba” Johansson 8+3, Ulf Sterner 6+5, Anders Andersson 7+2, Ronald Pettersson 3+3, Eilert Määttä 2+3, Lars-Erik Lundvall 2+3, Uno Öhrlund 7+1, Nils Nilsson 5+0, Carl-Göran Öberg 1+3, Lennart Johansson 0+1,.
Czechoslovakia: Rudolf Potsch 1+1, Frantisek Gregor 1+1, Frantisek Tikal 2+3, Ladislav Schmid 1+0, Stanislav Sventek 1+0, Jiri Dolana 7+3, Josef Cerny 5+5, Jaroslav Valter 3+4, Josef Golonka 4+2, Miroslav Vlach 4+2, Jiri Holik 3+3, Jaroslav Jirik 3+1, Vlastimil Bubnik 2+4, Jan Klapac 1+1, Stanislav Pryl 0+1.
Canada: Henry Akervall 2+0, Rod Seiling 4+2, Terry Clancy 1+1, Brian Conacher 7+1, Raymond Cadieaux 4+0, Gary Dineen 3+6, Gary Begg 1+0, Robert Forhan 7+0, George Swarbrick 3+3, Barry McKenzie 0+2, Roger Bourbonnais 0+5, Marshall Johnston 0+3.
USA: Dan Dilworth 2+4, Paul Johnson 6+0, Frank Reichart 3+2, Dates Fryberger 3+1, Roger Christian 3+1, Garry Schmalzbauer 3+0, William Christian 2+1, Herb Brooks 1+1, James Westby 2+0, David Brooks 1+0, Donald Ross 0+1.
Finland: Heino Pulli 5+1, Seppo Nikkilä 2+2, Matti Reunamäki 2+2, Raimo Kilpiö 1+3, Lasse Oksanen 2+0, Juhani Wahlsten 2+0, Rauno Lehtiö 1+1, Ilkka Mesikämmen 1+1, Jorma Peltonen 1+1, Jorma Suokko 1+1, Jarmo Wasama 0+1.
(West-)Germany: Siegfried Schubert 3+2, Ernst Trautwein 3+1*, Ernst Köpf 1+2, Kurt Sepp 1+1, Sylvester Wackerle 2+0, Otto Schneitberger 1+1, Leonhard Waitl 2+0, Georg Scholz 0+1, Josef Reif 0+1.
Switzerland: Pio Parolini 3+0, Kurt Pfammatter 1+1, Herold Truffer 1+1, Rolf Diethelm 1+0, Peter Wespi 1+0, Franz Berry 0+1, Peter Stammbach 0+3.
Poland: Bronislaw Gosztyla 7+6, Andrzej Fonfara 5+7, Jozef Manowski 7+1, Jozef Stafaniak 5+2, Tadeusz Kilanowicz 4+2, Sylvester Wilczek 2+4, Andrzej Szal 3+2, Andrzej Zurawski 1+3,
Stanislaw Olczyk 1+1, Augustin Skorski 2+0, Jozef Kurek 1+0, Jerzy Ogdrczyk 1+0, Henrik Handy 1+0, Hubert Sitko 0+3.
Norway: Jan-Erik Hansen 1+2, Thor Gundersen 2+0, Egil Bjerklund 1+1, Jan Rear Thoresen 1+0, Thor Martinsen 1+0, Christian Petersen 7+4, Björn Elvenes 7+2, Thor Lundby 5+1, Olav Dalsören 2+4, Franz Olafsen 4+1, Einar Larsen 2+3, Erik Fjelstad 0+3.
Japan: Masahiro Sato 12+2, Isao Ono 2+5, Koji Iwamoto 6+1, Mamoru Takashima 6+1, Kimihisa Kudo 1+5, Isao Kawabuchi 3+2, Atsuo Irie 1+3, Shinichi Honma 3+0, Jiro Ogawa 1+1, Hirovuki Matsuura 0+1, Masami Tanabu 0+1, Shigeru Shinada 0+4, Kimio Kazahari 0+2.
Rumania: Juliu Szabo 5+7, Geza Szabo 8+2, Idan Ferencz 5+2, Nicolae Andrei 3+2, Alezandru Kalamar 3+2, Anton Biro 2+2, Dezideriu Varga 2+1, Idan Ionescu 1+2, Eduard Pana 1+0, Zoltan Czaka 1+0, Adalbert Nagy 0+1.
Austria: Adelbert St. John 7+3, Christian Kirchberger 3+1, Josef Puschnig 3+1, Dieter Kalt 3+1, Gustav Tischer 1+2, Adolf Bachura 2+1, Fritz Spielmann 3+0, Fritz Wechselberger 1+0 Horst Kakl 1+0, Erich Romauch 0+2, Herman Knoll 0+2, Eduard Mössmer 0+1.
Yugoslavia: Albin Felc 12+1, Viktor Tisler 2+7, Bogo Jan 3+3, Miroljub Djordevic 3+3, Franc Smolej 5+1, Boris Renaud 3+3, Vinko Valentar 1+0, Viktor Ravnik 0+2.
Italy: Alberto Da Rin 5+2, Edmondo Rabanser 1+3, Gianfranco Da Rin 2+1, Francesco Manchietto 1+2, Giancarlo Agazzi 3+0, Heini Bacher 3+0, Bruno Frison 3+0, Isidoro Alvera 1+1, Giulio Oberhammer 2+0, Enrico Benedetti 1+1, Giampiero Branduardi 2+0, Ivo Ghezze 0+1.
Hungary: Viktor Zsitva 2+2, György Rozgonyi 3+3, Janos Beszteri 2+1, Peter Bikar 1+2, Arnad Bankuti 3+0, Bela Schwalm 3+0, Joszef Kertesz 1+0, Gabor Boroczi 0+1, Joszef Baban 0+1, Karoly Orosz 0+2.
The stats of the non-medal teams (except Canada and Finland) originate from Saukko, International Hockey Forums.
Unfortunately the only qualification game’s goalscores included are USSR and Finland. But I don’t have any separate qualification game stats.
*According to Talviurheilun Sankarit (The Heroes of Winter Sports) by Voitto Raatikainen: Ernst Trautwein scored three times in the qualification games against East-Germany. The two qualification games are: 6.12.1963: Füssen 4-4 West-German goalscorers: Trautwein 2, Köpf 1, Reif 1, East-German goalscorers: Ziesche 2, Novy 1, Buder 1. 8.12. East-Berlin 4-3, West-Germany mentioned first. West-German goalscorers: Schuldes 1, Köpf 1, Sepp 1, Trautwein 1, East-German goalscorers were: Manfred Buder 2, Bernd Hiller 1.
The two qualification games took place in Tokyo: 23.11.1963: Japan-Australia 17-1 goalscorers: Japan: M.Sato 4, Irie 3, Sh.Honma 3, Kawabuchi 3, I.Ono 2, Takashima 2, Australia: Wellman 1, 26.11.1963: Japan-Australia 17-6 goalscorers: Irie 5, Kudo 2, Sh.Honma 2, K.Iwamoto 2, Ito 2, Ono 1, Takashima 1, Shimada 1, Kawabuchi 1, Australia: Ph.Hall 3, Derrick 1, Mustar 1, T.Spencer 1. The information originates from Don Lin, International hockey forums.
1965 Tampere:
USSR: Eduard Ivanov 2+3, Viktor Kuzkin 2+1, Aleksander Almetov 7+5, Konstantin Loktev 7+4, Venjamin Aleksandrov 4+5, Vjatseslav Starsinov 6+2, Boris Majorov 5+3, Anatoli Ionov 4+4, Viktor Jakushev 4+4, Anatoli Firsov 5+4, Leonid Volkov 4+1, Juri Volkov 1+3, Aleksander Ragulin 0+2, Vladimir Brezhnev 0+2, Vitali Davidov 0+1.
Czechoslovakia: Frantisek Tikal 4+2, Josef Capla 3+2, Rudolf Potsch 1+3, Jan Suchy 1+1, Josef Golonka 6+8, Jaroslav Jirik 8+4, Josef Cerny 4+4, Frantisek Sevcik 4+4, Vaclav Nedomansky 4+2, Stanislav Pryl 3+3, Jan Klapac 4+0, Jiri Holik 1+1, Jaroslav Holik 0+3, Zdenek Kepak 0+3, Jaroslav Meisner 0+2.
Sweden: Lennart Svedberg 1+3, Gert Blome 2+0, Roland Stolz 1+1, Tord Lundtröm 6+3, Ronald Pettersson 5+3, Nils Nilsson 5+3, Eilert Määttä 2+5, Sven ”Tumba” Johansson 4+0, Uno Öhrlund 3+1, Anders Andersson 2+1, Lars-Åke Sivertsson 1+1, Håkan Wickberg 1+1, Carl-Göran Öberg 0+2, Nils Johansson 0+3.
Canada: Gary Dineen 6+5, Robert Forhan 5+3, Gary Aldcorn 5+1, Al Johnson 4+2, Reg Abbott 2+2, Brian Conacher 1+3, Barry McKenzie 2+1, Terry O’Malley 1+1, Grant Moore 1+0, William Johnson 0+2, Fred Dunsmore 0+2, Jim McKenzie 0+1.
East-Germany: Joachim Ziesche 4+4, Helmut Novy 3+1, Erich Novy 1+2, Bernd Hiller 1+2, Ulrich Noack 1+2, Rüdiger Noack 2+0, Joachim Franke 2+0, Bernd Poindl 1+1, Wilfried Sock 1+0, Wolfgang Plotka 1+0, Dieter Kratzsch 1+0, Heinz Schildan 0+1.
USA: Herb Brooks 2+0, Larry Johnson 1+0, Bob Lund 1+2, Paul Coppo 4+4, Roger Christian 7+0, William Christian 2+2, Dan Storsteen 1+0, Tim Taylor 1+2, Tom Roe 0+3, Sam Grafstrom 0+4, Bernard Nielsen 0+2.
Finland: Jarmo Wasama 3+1, Matti Keinonen 2+2, Seppo Nikkilä 2+0, Kalevi Numminen 2+0, Matti Reunamäki 1+1, Lalli Partinen 1+1, Lasse Oksanen 1+0, Reijo Hakanen 1+0, Raimo Kilpiö 0+2, Juhani Wahlsten 0+4, Heino Pulli 0+1.
Norway: Björn Elvenes 2+1, Christian Petersen 1+2, Thor Martinsen 2+0, Ragnar Sobye 1+1, Jan Erik Hansen 1+1, Terje Thoen 1+0, Georg Smefjell 1+0, Jan Roar Thoresen 1+0, Svein Hagensen 1+0, Björn Johansen 1+0, Arne Mikkelsen 0+2, Arild Hammer 0+1. The qualification game vs. West-Germany 2.3.1965 (5-4) Rauma, Finland: Hagensen 2, Elvenes 1, Thoresen 1, Mikkelsen 1.
Poland: Karol Fonfara 7+2, Bronislaw Gosztyla 7+2, Andrzej Fonfara 4+5, Jozef Manowski 4+2, Sylvester Wilczek 3+3, Tadeusz Kilanowicz 5+1, Krzysztof Bialynicki 3+1, Jozef Stefaniak 2+1 , Marian Zawada 1+1, Hubert Sitko 0+2, Augustyn Skorski 02, Piotr Szlapa 0+2, Henryk Regula 0+1.
Switzerland: Uli Lüthi 7+2, Peter Lüthi 4+5, Orville Martini 4+3, Andre Berra 3+1, Gerhard Dubi 1+2, Max Ruegg 1+1, Gilles Wirz 1+1, Roger Chappot 1+1, Gaston Furrer 1+0, Peter Wespi 1+0, Marcel Bernasconi 1+0, Heinz Lüthi 1+0, Roland Bernasconi 1+0, Rene Berra 0+1.
West-Germany: Ernst Köpf 11+1, Ernst Trautwein 3+3, Rudolf Pittrich 4+0, Helmut Zanghellini 1+3, Horst Ludwig 2+2, Gottfried Gross 2+0, Anton Pohl 1+0, Jong Nagel 0+4, Siegfried Schubert 0+3, Karl Hahn 0+2, Peter Schwimmbeck 0+1, Erwin Riedmeier 0+1. The qualification game vs. Norway 2.3.1965 (4-5) Rauma, Finland: Pittrich 1, Trautwein 2, Köpf 1.
Hungary: Zoltan Horvath 5+1, György Rozgonyi 3+1, Gabor Boroczi 2+1, Arpad Banguti 2+1, Viktor Zsitva 2+0, Bela Schwalm 1+1, Peter Bikar 1+1, György Raffa 1+0, Jozsef Kertenz 1+0, Bela Zsitva 1+0, György Leveles 0+2, Janos Ziegler 0+1. The qualification games vs. Italy (19.11.1964 Geneva 3-2, 26.11.1964 Budapest 2-2) goalscorers: Gabor Boroczi 2, György Rozgonyi 1, Peter Bikar 1, Lajos Koutny 1.
Austria: Fritz Wechselberger 6+1, Josef Puschnig 1+3, Adelbert St. John 3+1, Gerhard Felfernig 2+1, Walter Znehnalik 2+1, Erich Romauch 2+1, Dieter Kalt 2+1, Klaus Weingartner 2+0, Herman Erhart 1+0, Adolf Bachura 0+3, Gerd Schager 0+1, Christian Kirchberger 0+1.
Great Britain: Jimmy Spence 8+2, Robert Stevenson 5+2, Marshall Key 2+3, William Brennan 2+1, Bill Miller 1+1, Grae Farrel 2+0, Terry Matthews 1+1, Sam McDonald 1+1, Mike Jordan 1+0, George Tindale 0+2, Joe McIntosh 0+1, Al Brennan 0+1, William Crawford 0+1.
Yugoslavia: Viktor Tisler 5+2, Albin Felc 3+2, Jan Bogo 1+2, Ciril Klinar 1+2, Miha Zupancic 2+0, Ivan Rataj 1+0, Boris Renaud 2+0, Roman Smolej 1+0, Slavko Beravs 0+1.
Italy: The Qualification games vs. Hungary (19.11.1964 Geneva 2-3, 26.11.1964 Budapest 2-2) scorers: Ernesto Parachini 1, Bruno Ghedina 1, Alberto Da Rin 1, Gianfranco Da Rin 1, Crotti 0+1, Branduardi 0+1, Verocai 0+1. Hungary: Rozgonyi 2, Bikar 1, Boroczi 1, Koutny 1, Szitva 0+1.
Great Britain: The Qualification games vs. France London 5.121964 8-2: Spence 4+2, Forbes 1+2, Key 1+0, Farrell 1+0, Stark 1+0, W.Brennan 0+1, Lammin 0+1, McCubbin 0+1, France: Bozon 1+0, Itzicsohn 1+0, Guennelon 0+1, Laplasotte 0+1, Boulogne-Billancourt France vs.Great Britain 12.12.1964: Lepre 2+0, Bletel 1+0, Faucomprez 0+2, Itzicsohn 0+1, Great Britain: Key 1+0, W.Brennan 1+0, Key 0+1, Stark 0+1.
There were also qualification games of West-Germany vs. Switzerland: 18.12.1964 Augsburg 2-8 (W-G: Gmeiner 1, Schubert 1, SUI: Bernasconi 2, Rene Berra 2, Martini 2, Parolini 1, Andre Berra 1), 20.12.1964 Berne 7-2 (W-G: Köpf 2, Trautwein 2, Schubert 1, Schölz 1, Zangellini 1, SUI: Martini 2), 3.1.1965 Geneva 7-6 (W-G: Köpf 1, Schubert 1, Schwimmbeck 1, Gmeiner 1, Hanig 1, Hahn 1, Ludwig 1, SUI: Naef 2, Chappot 2, Wirtz 1, Wespi 1).
1966 Ljubljana:
USSR: Vladimir Brezhnev 4+2, Aleksander Ragulin 4+2, Oleg Zaitsev 3+2, Viktor Kuzkin 1+1, Venjamin Aleksandrov 9+8, Aleksander Almetov 5+8, Viktor Jakushev 2+11, Vjatseslav Starsinov 11+1, Konstantin Loktev 5+5, Vladimir Vikulov 4+2, Boris Majorov 3+3, Viktor Polupanov 1+3, Anatoli Firsov 3+2.
Czechoslovakia: Rudolf Potsch 1+2, Frantisek Tikal 1+2, Ladislav Schmid 1+1, Stanislav Pryl 6+4, Vaclav Nedomansky 5+2, Milan Koks 3+3, Josef Golonka 2+4, Jaroslav Jirik 4+1, Jiri Holik 4+1, Jan Klapac 3+1, Frantisek Sevcik 2+0, Josef Cerny 0+2, Jaroslav Meisner 0+1.
Canada: Gary Begg 1+3, Lorne Davis 1+0, Francis Huck 4+4, George Faulkner 6+1, Roger Bourbonnais 3+4, Marshall Johnston 3+3, Raymond Cadieaux 4+0, Jackie McLeod 4+0, Bill McMillan 2+2, Morris Mott 3+0, Paul Conlin 2+1, Harvey Schmidt 0+1, Barry McKenzie 0+4.
Sweden: Lars-Göran Nilsson 4+3, Folke Bengtsson 3+3, Ulf Sterner 4+1, Roland Stolz 2+1, Sven Tumba 1+3, Hans Lindberg 3+2, Lars Bylund 0+1, Ronald Pettersson 2+2, Nils Johansson 1+2, Nils Nilsson 3+0, Lars-Åke Sivertsson 2+2, Göran Palmqvist 1+1, Lennart Svedberg 0+1, Tord Lundström 0+1.
East-Germany: Dieter Kratsch 3+0, Erhard Braun 1+1, Bernd Karrenbauer 2+1, Joachim Ziesche 2+1, Rüdiger Noack 2+1, Erich Novy 1+2, Joachim Franke 1+0, Wolfgang Plotka 0+1, Lothar Fuchs 0+1.
USA: Marshall Tschida 2+3, Emery Ruelle 3+1, Len Lilyholm 3+3, Dick Roberge 1+0, Jim Stordahl 3+2, Ron Naslund 3+1, Lyle Porter 2+2, Ken Johannsen 1+0, Don Ross 0+1.
Finland: Reijo Hakanen 4+1, Lasse Oksanen 3+2, Jorma Peltonen 2+2, Juhani Jylhä 2+1, Esa Isaksson 1+2, Raimo Kilpiö 2+0, Kalevi Numminen 1+0, Matti Reunamäki 1+0, Ilkka Mesikämmen 1+0, Juha Rantasila 1+0, Lalli Partinen 0+2, Matti Keinonen 0+1.
Poland: Kilanowicz 1+2, Kurek 1+0, A. Fonfara 2+1, K. Fonfara 3+1, Regula 0+1, Zurawski 1+0, Goralcyk 1+0, Stefaniak 1+0, Zawada 0+1, Gosztyla 0+1.
West-Germany : Hanig 11+3,Köpf 5+6 , Funk 3+4, ASchloder 5+1, Ludwig 3+3, Waitl 1+2, Boos 2+0, Gross 1+1, Riedmeier 1+1, Schneitberger 1+1, Riedl 1+0 , Hubner 0+1, K.Schloder 0+3.
Rumania : Geza Szabo 7+5, Iuliu Szabo 5+3, Kalamar 2+3, Fagaras 4+2, Varga 4+0, Florescu 2+1, Pana 1+1, Basa 1+0 , Stefanov 1+0 , Czaka 1+0 , Texe 1+0 ,Ferencz 1+0, Tarcsi 0+1, Ionescu 0+3.
Yugoslavia : Felc 6+3 ,Tisler 5+2, R.Smolej 3+2, BJan 2+3, Beravs 2+2, Renaud 1+3, Mlakar 3+0, F.Solej 1+1,Kristan 1+0, I.Jan 1+0 , Ravnik 0+2, Rataj 0+2, R.Hiti 0+1.
Norway : Olsen 8+4, Dalsören 5+0, Thoen 3+2, Björn Johansen 2+2, Haagensen 2+1, Jan Hansen 2+1, Svein Hansen 2+1, C.Petersen 1+4, Gundersen 1+1, Mikkelsen 1+1, Martinsen 1+1.2 , Syversen 0+3, Thoresen 0+2, Soeby 0+1, Holter 0+1.
Austria : Puschnig 5+3, Kalt 4+3, StJohn 4+2, Kakl 3+2, Bachler 3+1, Bachura 1+1, Knoll 1+1, Wechselberger 1+1, Weingartner 1+0, Felfernig 1+0, Znenahlik 1+0, Schager 0+2.
Switzerland : Ueli Lüthi 6+2, Peter Lüthi 3+1, Weber 3+1, Mühlebach 2+2, Heiniger 2+0, Berry 2+0, Heinz Lüthi 1+4, Ehrensberger 1+2, Wespi 2+0, Keller 1+1, Huguenin 1+0, Fürrer 1+0, Penseyres 0+2, Schmidt 0+1.
Hungary: Horvath 5+1, Klink 3+1, Boroczy 3+1, VZsitva 2+2, Bikar 2+3, Rozgonyi 2+0, Raffa 1+0, Kertesz 1+0, Balint 0+2, Bankuti 0+1, Schwalm 0+1, Ziegler 0+1.
Great Britain: Stevenson 4+4, Crawford 3+0, Matthews 2+1, Tindale 2+0, W.Brennan 2+0 , Miller 1+2, Imrie 1+1, Les Lowell 0+1, MacIntosh 0+1.
Italy:Edmondo Rabanser 11+4, Gianfranco Da Rin 11+1, Werner Holzner 7+4, Giancarlo Agazzi 6+2, Giulio Verocai 3, Walter Piccoloruaz 4, Ernesto Paracchini 2, Enrico Bacher 2, Isidoro Alvera 1, Ernesto Crotti 2, Lucio Brugnoli 1, Giovanni Mastel 3. Italian known goalscores: 53/54.
Denmark: Bjerrum 4+4, Höybye 4+2, Christensen 4+2, Gautier 3+0, Molin 2+1, Petersen 2+1, Hansen 1+1, Linderholm 1+0, Söndengaard 0+1, Schack 0+1, Fabricius 0+1, Maltesen 0+1, Lauridsen 0+1.
South-Africa: Wahl 2+0 , Lucas 1+0 , Campbell 1+0 , Josephson 0+1 , Vickers 0+1.
Qualification series for pool B (10.-12.12.1965 Bucharest, Rumania): 1. Rumania, 2. Italy, 3. France. The Rumanian goalscores: G.Szabo 2, I.Szabo 1, Kalamari 1, Texe 1. One goal marked as Italian own goal. Known Rumanian goalscores: 6/17. The Italian goalscores: Alberto Da Rin 1, Giovanni Mastel 1, Ernesto Crotti 2, Enrico Benedetti 2, Gianfranco Da Rin 4. French goalscores: Jean-Claude Laplasotte 1, Bozon 1. Known French goalscores: 2/5.
1967 Vienna:
USSR: Aleksander Ragulin 2+5, Oleg Zaitsev 1+2, Viktor Kuzkin 2+0, Anatoli Firsov 11+11, Viktor Polupanov 11+8, Aleksander Almetov 8+7, Venjamin Aleksandrov 7+7, Vladimir Vikulov 6+6, Viktor Jakushev 2+5, Vjatseslav Starsinov 4+2, Boris Majorov 2+3, Viktor Jaroslavtsev 1+1, Aleksander Jakushev 1+0, Eduard Ivanov 0+3, Valeri Nikitin 0+4.
Sweden: Roland Stolz 1+2, Gert Blome 1+0, Nils Johansson 1+4, Arne Karlsson 1+2, Carl-Göran Öberg 5+1, Hans Lindberg 4+2, Björn Palmqvist 4+1, Ulf Sterner 2+3, Nils Nilsson 2+3, Lars-Göran Nilsson 1+3, Stig-Göran Johansson 2+0, Leif Henriksson 1+0, Folke Bengtsson 5+1, Ronald Pettersson 1+0, Eilert Määttä 0+1.
Canada: Carl Brewer 1+6, Francis Huck 5+6, Ad Tambellini 5+2, Morris Mott 4+1, Bill McMillan 3+2, Roger Bourbonnais 2+3, Gary Dineen 1+4, Marshall Johnston 2+2, Jean Cusson 3+0, Jack Bownass 0+2, Terry O’Malley 0+2, Gary Begg 0+1, Paul Conlin 0+1.
Czechoslovakia: Jan Havel 6+3, Josef Golonka 4+7, Ivan Grantner 1+0, Vaclav Nedomansky 1+2, Stanislav Pryl 3+0, Jiri Holik 3+3, Jaroslav Holik 2+7, Josef Cerny 1+1, Oldrich Machac 1+0, Jaroslav Jirik 5+3, Frantisek Pospisil 2+2 Jan Suchy 0+3, Frantisek Tikal 0+3.
USA: Terry Casey 2+0, Len Lilyholm 2+4, Craig Falkman 4+1, Paul Hurley 1+2, Don Ross 2+2, Marty Howe 3+2, Jerry Melunchyk 3+0, Art Miller 1+2, Doug Woog 1+2, Marshall Tschida 1+3, Bob Curry 0+2, Herb Brooks 0+1, John Cunniff 0+2.
Finland: Juhani Wahlsten 4+0, Reijo Hakanen 2+1, Pekka Kuusisto 2+1, Lasse Oksanen 2+0, Jorma Peltonen 1+1, Matti Keinonen 1+1, Kari Johansson 1+0, Pekka Marjamäki 1+0, Kalevi Numminen 0+2, Matti Reunamäki 0+1, Esa Peltonen 0+1.
East-Germany: Kratsch 2+0, Karrenbauer 2+1, Hiller 2+3, Noack 1+0, Prusa 2+0, Braun 1+0, Ziesche 3+1, Poindl 1+2, Plotka 0+4, Franke 0+1 Voigt 0+1.
West-Germany: Laxe 3+1, Leitner 1+1, K.Schloder 3+3, Ludwig 1+1, Reif 2+0, Weissenbach 1+0, A.Schloder 0+3, Waitl 0+1.
Poland: Puola: A Fonfara 6+2, K Fonfara 4+3, Manowski 5+1, Stefaniak 3+3, Eugeniusz Nowak 4+1, Bialynicki 3+2, Zurawski 2+2, Wilczek 1+3, Fryzlewicz 1+2, Kilanowicz 1+1, Komorski 1+1, Sitko 1+1, R Goralczyk 0+1, Czachowski 0+3.
Rumania: Geza Szabo 7+4, Varga 5+2, Iuliu Szabo 4+3, Kalamar 3+4 , Biro 5+0, Florescu 3+2, Pana 1+3, Fagaras 1+3, Stefanov 3+0, Ionescu 2+1, Basa 0+2, Texe 0+1.
Norway: Haagensen 8+3, Dalsören 4+2, Syversen 4+2,Holter 3+3, Johansen 3+3, Olsen 2+4, Nyhaug 2+4, Larsen 2+3, Bjölbakk 2+2, Marthinsen 1+3, Mikkelsen 1+2, C Petersen 1+1, S.Hansen 1+1., Bergeid 1+0, Steen 0+1.
Yugoslavia: R Smolej 8+3, F Smolej 7+3, B.Jan 4+2, Tisler 3+2, Mlakar 3+0, R Hiti 2+1, Beravs 1+2, Rataj 1+1, Renaud 0+3, Erzen 0+2, Jug 0+1, I Jan 0+1.
Italy: Enrico Benedetti 2+0, Edmondo Rabanser 4+0, Gianfranco Da Rin 2+6, Giovanni Mastel 4+3, Alberto Da Rin 5+1, Hans Piccolruaz 3+1, Isidoro Alvera 1+0, Paolo Bernardi 1+1, Giuseppe Lorenzi 1+0, Holzner 0+1.
Austria: Puschnig 6+5, Kalt 5+3, Schager 1+4, Schupp 1+3, Felfernig 3+0, Bachler 2+1, Znenahlik 2+0, Weingartner 1+1, Mössmer 1+0, Kirchbaumer 1+0, König 0+1 , Schwitzer 0+1.
Switzerland: Ueli Lüthi 5+3, Turler 5+2, Peter Lüthi 2+4, Henry 2+2, Heinz Lüthi 1+2, Piller 1+1, Giroud 1+1, Furrer 2+0, W Wittwer 1+1, G Wittwer 1+1, Kradolfer 1+0, Aeschlimann 0+2, Weber 0+1, Brun 0+1.
Hungary: Horvath 9+3, Bikar 4+7, Boroczi 3+2, V Zsitva 3+2, Bankuti 2+3, Poth 2+2, Balint 2+0, Ziegler 1+1, Joszef Palotas 1+0, Klink 0+2, Janos Palotas 0+2, Raffa 0+1.
Japan: Kurokawa 13+3, Hikigi 5+8, Matuda 5+6, Okajima 5+2, Ebina 2+5, Kiyotaka Kaneiri 5+1, Toriyabe 3+3, Iwamotm 1+5, Ito 2+2, Sato 2+0, Takaki Kaneiri 1+1, Tanno 1+1, Asai 1+0, Suzuki 0+1, Nakano 0+1.
Denmark: Bjerrum 4+1, Höybye 2+2, Schack 3+0, Gautier 2+1, Hamann 2+0, Söndergaard 2+0, Johansen 1+1, Fabricius 1+1, Borch 1+0, Petersen 1+0, Hansen 0+1, Maltesen 0+1, Juul 0+3, Möller 0+2.
Bulgaria: Pantscho Michailov 2+3, Peter Tobalsky 1+3, Ilia Bachvarov 3+0, Kirill Gerasimov 3+0, Pavel Lesev 2+1, Walio Kalev 2+1, Nedko Nedjslkov 1+2, Shelyasko Botev 2+0, Nedko Nikolov 1+1, Stefan Tschomakov 0+1, Jontcho Jontschev 0+1.
France: Bozon 4+1, Itzicsohn 2+2, Caux 2+2, Lacarriere 2+2, Guennelon 1+4, Eymard 2+1, Faucomprez 2+1, Mazza 2+0, Lepre 1+0, Pourtanez 0+2.
The Netherlands: Wil Ooms 6+3, Joe Simons 5+3, Rudi Bakker 6+0, Joop Manuel 1+3, Ron Gentis 1+2, Cyriel van Dijk 1+0, Arie Klein 0+2, Rob van Oel 0+1.
The scores of USA, East-Germany and West-Germany originate from Årets Ishockey 1967 (Strömbergs Idrottsböcker).
1968 Grenoble:
USSR: Viktor Blinov 4+2, Viktor Kuzkin 1+1, Oleg Zaitzev 1+0, Anatoli Firsov 12+4, Viktor Polupanov 6+6, Vjatseslav Starsinov 6+6, Vladimir Vikulov 2+10, Boris Majorov 3+3, Jevgeni Mishakov 4+1, Juri Moisejev 2+4, Anatoli Ionov 1+2, Venjamin Aleksandrov 3+3, Jevgeni Zimin 3+2, Aleksander Ragulin 0+2,Vitali Davidov 0+4.
Czechoslovakia: Josef Horesovsky 4+2, Jan Suchy 2+4, Josef Golonka 4+6, Jan Hrbaty 2+7, Vaclav Nedomansky 5+2, Jan Havel 5+1, Frantisek Sevcik 3+2, Peter Hejma 3+0, Jiri Holik 1+1, Jaroslav Jirik 3+3, Jiri Kochta 1+0, Josef Cerny 0+6, Karel Masopust 0+1, Frantisek Pospisil 0+1.
Canada: Marshall Johnston 2+5, Francis Huck 4+5, Morris Mott 5+1, Roger Bourbonnais 4+2, Raymond Cadieaux 4+2, Danny O’Shea 3+3, Ted Hargreaves 1+2, Gary Dineen 1+2, Steven Monteith 1+0, Gerry Pinder 1+0, Bill McMillan 1+2, Herb Pinder 1+0, Barry McKenzie 0+2, Brian Glennie 0+1, Terry O’Malley 0+3.
Sweden: Håkan Wickberg 3+2, Leif Henriksson 2+3, Lars-Göran Nilsson 2+3, Folke Bengtsson 3+1, Tord Lundström 2+2, Henrik Hedlund 2+2, Lennart Svedberg 2+1, Lars-Göran Öberg 1+2, Roger Olsson 1+1, Bert-Ola Nordlander 1+1, Svante Granholm 1+0, Björn Palmqvist 0+1.
Finland: Lasse Oksanen 5+3, Juhani Wahlsten 3+3, Veli-Pekka Ketola 3+3, Matti Keinonen 4+1, Matti Harju 3+2, Jorma Peltonen 2+3, Pekka Leimu 3+1, Ilpo Koskela 1+2, Matti Reunamäki 2+0, Esa Peltonen 2+0.
USA: Douglas Volmar 5+0, Len Lilyholm 2+2, Lou Nanne 2+2, Donald Ross 2+1, John Morrison 2+4, Larry Pleau 2+4, Bruce Riutta 1+1, John Cunniff 1+4, Robert Hurley 3+3, Larry Stordahl 2+0, Craig Falkman 1+0, John Dale 0+1, Herb Brooks 0+2, Thomas Hurley 0+2.
West-Germany: Ernst Köpf 2+2, Bernd Kuhn 1+0, Gustav Hanig 4+1, Josef Reif 1, Lorenz Funk 3+1, Alois Schloder 2, Leonhard Waitl 1+1, Peter Lax 1, Otto Schneitberger 1, Horst Meindel 1+3, Heinz Weisenbach 1.
East-Germany: Wolfgang Plotka 1+1, Dietmar Peters 2+5, Lothar Fuchs 5+0, Rüdiger Noack 1+2, Bernd Karrenbauer 3+2, Helmut Novy 1+0, Bernd Hiller 1+0, Joachim Ziesche 1, Peter Prusa 1.
Yugoslavia: Albin Felc 6+5, Ivo Jan 7+2, Rudi Hiti 3+0, Roman Smolej 4+2, Slavko Beravs 2+3, Ciril Klinar 1+3, Janez Mlakar 1+2, Franc Smolej 2+2, Viktor Tisler 8+2, Vlado Jug 1+2.
Japan: Takao Hikigi 5+3, Nobuhiro Araki 3+4, Toru Okajima 5+2, Koji Iwamoto 2+4, Minoru Ito 4+2, Yutaka Ebina 3+0, Kimihisa Kudo 2+1, Mamoru Takashima 1+0, Noburo Araki 1+1, Kenji Toriyabe 1+0, Takaki Kaneiri 0+1, Michihiro Sato 0+1.
Norway: Olav Dalsören 4+3, Trygve Bergeid 1+1, Steinar Bjölbakk 2+1, Gorg Smefjell 1+1, Per Skjerwen Olsen 2+3, Arne Mikkelsen 2+0, Odd Syversen 2+1, Svein Hagensen 1+0, Svein Norman Hansen 1+0, Christian Petersen 0+2, Terje Thoen 0+1.
Rumania: Eduard Pana 3+5, Aurel Mois 2+0, Iuliu Szabo 5+2, Stefan Tekei 1+0, Zoltan Fagarasi 1+3, Stefan Ionescu 1+4, Iulian Florescu 4+3, Alexandru Calamar 1+2, Valentin Stefan 1+2, Zoltan Czaka 1+0, Geza Szabo 2+1, Dezideriu Varga 0+4, Ion Basa 0+2.
Austria: Adelbert St. John 2+4, Heinz Schupp 4+0, Josef Puschnig 3+1, Klaus Kirchbaumer 1+0, Paul Samonig 1+1, Klaus Weingärtner 1+0, Günther Burghard 0+1, Gerhard Felfernig 0+1.
France: Gerard Faucomprez 2+3, Gilbert Itzicsohn 2+2, Michel Caux 1+0, Charles Liberman 1+1, Alain Mazza 2+1, Philippe Lacarriere 1+1, Gilbert Leprez 0+1.
There were the following qualification games taking place the 4th of February 1968: East Germany - Norway 3-1, The East-German goalscorers being : Joachim Ziesche, Lothar Fuchs, Peter Prusa, The Norwegian one being Odd Syversen. Finland vs. Yugoslavia 11-2. Unfortunately I have only total stats of Finland. The Yugoslavian goalscorers were Albin Felc and Franc Smolej. West-Germany vs. Rumania 7-0: Gustav Hanig 2, Alois Schloder 1, Ernst Köpf 1, Otto Schneitberger 1, Horst Meindl 1, Heinz Weisenbach. All the scorers are mentioned in the total stats above.
The scores info of USA, West-Germany and East-Germany originates from Årets Ishockey (Strömbergs Idrottsböcker) 1968.
1969 Stockholm:
USSR: Jevgeni Poladjev 4+3, Igor Romishevski 1+2, Aleksander Ragulin 1+1, Anatoli Firsov 10+4, Valeri Harlamov 6+7, Aleksander Maltsev 5+6, Vladimir Petrov 6+2, Vjatseslav Starsinov 6+1, Jevgeni Zimin 1+2, Boris Mihailov 9+5, Jevgeni Mishakov 4+3, Vladimir Vikulov 2+4, Aleksander Jakushev 1+1, Vladimir Jursinov 3+1, Vladimir Lutshenko 0+1, Vitali Davidov 0+1, Viktor Kuzkin 0+1.
Sweden: Arne Karlsson 1+1, Lennart Svedberg 1+0, Lars-Erik Sjöberg 3+2, Kjell-Rune Milton 4+2, Ulf Sterner 5+9, Stig-Göran Johansson 6+6, Lars-Göran Nilsson 6+5, Stefan Karlsson 5+3, Tord Lundström 5+2, Roger Olsson 3+1, Håkan Nygren 3+2, Björn Palmqvist 1+1, Leif Henriksson 2+3, Mats Hysing 0+2, Bert-Ola Nordlander 0+2, Nils Johansson 0+2.
Czechoslovakia: Oldrich Machac 4+2, Frantisek Pospisil 1+1, Josef Horesovsky 2+0, Jan Suchy 5+4, Jaroslav Holik 4+10, Vaclav Nedomansky 9+2, Josef Cerny 2+2, Jan Hrbaty 2+2, Josef Golonka 2+1, Frantisek Sevcik 1+1, Jiri Holik 4+4, Richard Farda 1+2, Jaroslav Jirik 2+3, Jan Havel 1+2, Jan Klapac 0+1.
Canada: Terry Caffery 4+4, Bill Heindl 4+1, Francis Huck 3+2, Steve King 3+2, Gerry Pinder 3+1, Richie Bayes 2+2, Morris Mott 2+2, Roger Bourbonnais 1+3, Gary Begg 1+2, Ken Stephanson 1+1, Ab Demarco 1+0, Ted Hargreaves 1+0, Chuck Lefley 0+1, Terry O’Malley 0+1.
Finland: Jorma Peltonen 3+4, Lauri Mononen 2+5, Juha Rantasila 4+2, Esa Isaksson 3+1, Matti Keinonen 3+1, Esa Peltonen 3+1, Pekka Leimu 3+1, Lasse Oksanen 2+0, Lalli Partinen 1+1, Juhani Wahlsten 1+1, Matti Harju 1+0, Veli-Pekka Ketola 0+2, Juhani Jylhä 0+1.
USA: Carl Lackey 3+1, John Mayasich 3+0, Keith Christianse 2+1, Larry Stordahl 3+2, Jerry Lackey 1+2, Tim Sheehy 1+4, Larry Skime 2+0, Gary Gambucci 1+1, Peter Markle 1+0, Ron Naslund 1+1, Larry Pleau 5+0, Paul Coppo 0+6, Billy Reichart 0+1, Bruce Riutta 0+1.
East-Germany: Lothar Fuchs 11+2, Bernd Hiller 8+4, Joachim Ziesche 5+8, Rainer Patchinski 7+3, Wolgang Plotka 4+4, Rudiger Noack 4+2, Bernd Karrenbauer 2+0, Peter Prusa 3+2, Dietmar Peters 4+1, Peter Slapke 1+2, Rolf Riedel 5+3, Dieter Huschto 3+0, Helmut Novy 4+1, Hartmut Nickel 1+0, Dieter Röhl 1+2, F.Braun 0+2.
Poland: Adam Kopszynski 1+1, Andrzej Slowakiewicz 2+4, Andrzej Fonfara 2+3, Walenty Zietara 2+1, J.Stefaniak 4+2, K.Bialynicki 4+1, R.Goralczyk 4+0, T.Kilanowicz 1+2, W.Komorski 3+2, E.Nowak 3+1, T.Kacik 3+1, B.Migacz 2+1, G.Langner 0+2, S.Fryzlewicz 0+1.
Yugoslavia: Bogomir Jan 2+2, Vlado Jug 2+0, S.Beravs 5+3, A.Felc 2+3, R.Smolej 1+4, R.Hiti 3+1, J.Mlakar 1+0, V.Ravnik 1+0, I.Rataj 0+1, M.Gojanovic 0+2.
West-Germany: Alois Schloder 11+2, Ernst Köpf 5+0, Gustav Hanig 3+4, Lorenz Funk 1+1, Bernd Kuhn 4+4, Klaus Ego 1+0, Anton Hofherr 1+2, Walter Köberle 2+1, H.Bader 0+3, L.Waitl 0+2, G.Schols 0+1.
Norway: Roy Janssen 5+2, Steinar Bjölbakk 2+2, Knut Knutsen 1+1, Svein Pedersen 3+3, Per Skjerwen Olsen 2+2, Georg Smefjell 3+0, Björn Elvenes 1+1, Lennart Sandberg 1+1, Toren Kristiansen 1+1, Thor Martinsen 1+1, Terje Thoen 3+3, Öivind Berg 2+1, Björn Andressen 1+2, Olav Dalsören 1+3, J.Kinder 0+1.
Rumania: Anton Biro 4+0, Geza Szabo 3+4, G.Hutanu 6+0, E.Pana 3+1, A.Kalamar 3+0, J.Basa 1+2, D.Varga 1+1, I.Ionita 1+1, I.Gheorghiu 1+0, F.Sganza 1+0, I.Florescu 0+1, C.Dumitras 0+1, I.Szabo 0+4.
Austria: Josef Puschnig 6+3, Adelbert St. John 3+5, Paul Samonig 1+2, Gerhard Hausner 1+1, Erich Romauch 1+0, Dieter Kalt 1+0, Friedrich Wechselberger 1+0, Walter Znehnalik 1+0, Gerhard Felfernig 0+1, Anton Kenda 0+1.
Italy: Giuseppe Lorenzi 1+0, Giovanni Mastel 3+0, Walter Piccolruaz 1+1, Ferruccio Pasolli 2+0, Gianfranco Rudatis 1+1, Franco Gallo 1+0, Ruggiero Savaris 1+1, A. da Rin 0+2, E.Benedetti 0+1,G.Constantini 0+1, G.Piccolruaz 0+1.
Japan: Hikigi 5+8, Kurokawa 10+2, Suehiro 3+2, Ogawa 2+3, Ito 3+1, S.Suehiro 2+2, Torivabe 2+1, Monna 2+1, Itabashi 1+1, Kanairi 1+1, Tanaka 1+1, Sato 1+1, Shibya 1+0, Honma 1+0.
Switzerland: Türler 6+7, Piller 9+0, Dubois 3+4, Henry 5+1, Reinhard 3+3, Luthy 3+1, Sgualdo 1+3, Huguenin 3+0, Furrer 1+2, Joris 2+0, Giroud 1+1, Stambach 1+1, Aeschlimann 1+0, Berger 1+0, Henzen 0+1.
Hungary: G.Razgovny 8+2, Zsitva 2+6, Horvath 4+2, Klink 4+1, Menyhart 4+1, Balint 2+0, Gyongyosi 1+1, Schwalm 1+0, Bikar 0+1.
1969 Stockholm:
The Netherlands: Joe Simons 4+1, Hans Christiaans 3+0, Arie Klein 1+2, Ad de Kok 1+0, Rudi Bakker 1+0, Ben Roomer 1+0, Wil Ooms 1+0, Ron Gentis 0+2.
Bulgaria: Mihailov III 4+2, Nedelkov 3+1, Gerasimov 2+2, Dimov 2+1, G.Iliev 1+2, Lesev 2+0, Mihailov 1+1, Kolev 1+0, Bacvarov 1+0, Mihailov II 1+0, Jonchev 1+0, Antov 0+2, Penelov 0+1.
Denmark: Schack 2+0, Kikkenberg 1+1, Bjerrum 1+1, P.Hansen 1+0, Fabricius 1+0, Olesen 1+0.
*The West-German goalscores originate from Horst Eckert’s book “Eishockey Weltgeschichte”.