The draft picks listed below are listed with both the NHL team whom they were nominally picked from as well as the minor-league affiliate they had been playing for in the 1964-65 season.
Note that Carl Wetzel, the goalie taken in the first round by the Quebec Aces, was the only player taken who had spent any time in the NHL in the '64-'65 season. He was the back-up to Roger Crozier and only appeared in two games. In January, 1965 he was demoted to Pittsburgh of the AHL.
| Overall | Player Chosen | By | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | |||
| Frank Martin | Providence Reds | Montreal Canadiens (Quebec Aces, AHL) | |
| Adam Keller | Cleveland Barons | Detroit Red Wings (Pittsburgh Hornets, AHL) | |
| Howie Menard | Springfield Indians | Detroit Red Wings (Memphis Wings, CPHL) | |
| Pete Ford | Pittsburgh Hornets | Chicago Black Hawks (St. Louis Braves, CPHL) | |
| Ken Stephanson | Baltimore Clippers | Detroit Red Wings (Minneapolis Bruins, CPHL)1 | |
| Pete Panagabko | Hershey Bears | Boston Bruins (Minneapolis Bruins, CPHL) | |
| Roger Lafreniere | Buffalo Bisons | Detroit Red Wings (Providence Reds, AHL) | |
| Carl Wetzel | Quebec Aces | Detroit Red Wings (Pittsburgh Hornets, AHL) | |
| Bob Barlow | Rochester Americans | Montreal Canadiens (Seattle Totems, WHL) | |
| Round 2 | |||
| Dave McComb | Cleveland Barons | Montreal Canadiens (Cleveland Barons, AHL) | |
| Brent Hughes | Springfield Indians | Boston Bruins (Minneapolis Bruins, CPHL) | |
| Danny Belisle | Pittsburgh Hornets | New York Rangers (Vancouver Canucks, WHL) | |
| Duncan MacDonald | Baltimore Clippers | Toronto Maple Leafs (Minneapolis Bruins, CPHL)2 | |
| Gerry Ouellette | Buffalo Bisons | Boston Bruins (Minneapolis Bruins, CPHL) | |
| Moe Mantha | Quebec Aces | Montreal Canadiens (Seattle Totems, WHL) | |
| Barrie Ross | Rochester Americans | New York Rangers (St. Paul Rangers, CPHL) | |
| Round 3 | |||
| Wayne Schultz | Cleveland Barons | Boston Bruins (Minneapolis Bruins, CPHL) | |
| Jean Cossette | Baltimore Clippers | Montreal Canadiens (Seattle Totems, WHL) | |
| Round 4 | |||
| Gerry Brisson | Cleveland Barons | Montreal Canadiens (Seattle Totems, WHL) | |
| Mike Corbett | Baltimore Clippers | Toronto Maple Leafs (Tulsa Oilers, CPHL) | |
2. I'm not sure why Duncan MacDonald had been playing for a Bruins affiliate instead of the Maple Leafs; I suspect he had been loaned to the Minneapolis Bruins for the rest of the '64-'65 season. It was not uncommon back then.
| Overall | Player Chosen | By | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | |||
| Jerry Toppazzini | Los Angeles Blades | Detroit Red Wings (Pittsburgh Hornets, AHL) | |
| John Gravel | San Francisco Seals | Boston Bruins (Minneapolis Bruins, CPHL) | |
| Bob Perreault | Victoria Maple Leafs | Boston Bruins (San Francisco Seals, WHL) | |
| Ron Boehm | Vancouver Canucks | Boston Bruins (Minneapolis Bruins, CPHL) | |
| Doug Senior | Seattle Totems | Montreal Canadiens (Seattle Totems, WHL) | |
| pass | Portland Buckaroos | ||
| Round 2 | |||
| Harry Sinden | San Francisco Seals | Boston Bruins (Minneapolis Bruins, CPHL) | |
| Wayne Muloin | Vancouver Canucks | Detroit Red Wings (St. Paul Rangers, CPHL) | |
| Ray Kinasewich | Seattle Totems | Montreal Canadiens (Seattle Totems, WHL) | |
| Round 3 | |||
| Buddy Boone | Vancouver Canucks | New York Rangers (Vancouver Canucks, WHL) | |
Again, as with the 1966 Amateur Draft I have assigned no overall order to the picks because I can't be sure whether the AHL and WHL teams picked together or each league had its turn one after the other. The order presented here is accurate with respect to each league.
Source:
"Eight From Habs In Reverse Draft". Montreal Gazette. June 11, 1965. p. 27. http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=SIY1AAAAIBAJ&sjid=Wp8FAAAAIBAJ&pg=4308%2C2428581
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