Claude Gauthier (ice hockey)

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Claude Gauthier is a former ice hockey player who played Right Wing and was drafted first overall in the 1964 NHL Amateur Draft by the Detroit Red Wings from a midget team in Rosemont, Quebec. He never played in the NHL.

Preceded by
Garry Monahan		 NHL First Overall Draft Pick
1964		 Succeeded by
Andre Veilleux
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National Hockey League first overall draft picks

Monahan • Gauthier • Veilleux • Gibbs • Pagnutti • Plasse • Houle • Perreault • Lafleur • Harris • Potvin • Joly • Bridgman • Green • McCourt • Smith • Ramage • Wickenheiser • Hawerchuk • Kluzak • Lawton • Lemieux • Clark • Murphy • Turgeon • Modano • Sundin • Nolan • Lindros • Hamrlik • Daigle • Jovanovski • Berard • Phillips • Thornton • Lecavalier • Stefan • DiPietro • Kovalchuk • Nash • Fleury • Ovechkin • Crosby • Johnson • Kane
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Detroit Red Wings first-round draft picks
Mahovlich • Gauthier • Forgie • Atkinson • Barkwell • Andrascik • Rutherford • Lajeunesse • Dionne • Richardson • Lochead • R. Lapointe • Williams • McCourt • Huber • Foligno • Blaisdell • Craven • Yzerman • Burr • Fedyk • Murphy • Racine • Kocur • Sillinger • Primeau • M. Lapointe • Bowen • Eriksson • Golubovsky • Kuznetsov • Wallin • Fischer • Kronwall • Kindl • Smith
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