Ron Marlow

3 NHL Games

October 16, 1973 New York Islanders vs Los Angeles Kings. 4-4 tie.

October 20, 1973 New York Islanders vs Buffalo Sabres. 1-2 loss.

October 21, 1973 New York Islanders vs Chicago Blackhawks. 3-3 tie.

   Ron Marlow turned pro in 1969, signing a three-year contract with the Detroit Red Wings. His time in Detroit's system was limited to the minor leagues and shortly before the 1973 training camp was set to being, Detroit informed Marlow that he would not be returning to the club. Marlow soon got a call from the Islanders with an invitation to their training camp. That led to a contract with Marlow slated to backup Glenn Resch in Forth Worth.
   Mid-October, 1973 New York Islanders goalie Gerry Desjardins was sidelined with a strained knee ligament. Ron Marlow was recalled from the CHL's Fort Worth Wings to dress as backup to Billy Smith. After one game with the Islanders, Marlow was returned to Fort Wayne but recalled again by the Islanders a couple days later with Desjardins still recovering, dressing for 3 total NHL games.


Career stats from hockeydb.com
Born Feb 10 1948 -- Toronto, ONT
Height 5.11 -- Weight 180

RS Scoring			RS Goalie Stats										PO Scoring
Season	Team	Lge	GP	A	PIM	Min	GA	EN	SO	GAA	W	L	T	Svs	Pct	GP	A	PIM
1966-67	London Nationals	OHA	35	0	12		156	0	1	4.35
1967-68	London Nationals	OHA	25	1	10
1968-69	St. Thomas Barons	WOJAHL	0	0	0
1969-70	Port Huron Flags	IHL	34	1	0											4	0	0
1969-70	Fort Worth Wings	CHL	1	0	0	60	1	0	0	1.00						-	-	-
1970-71	Port Huron Flags	IHL	24	0	15	1076	80	0	2	4.46						12	0	0
1971-72	Fort Worth Wings	CHL	21	1	10	1104	76	0	0	4.13						-	-	-
1972-73	Fort Worth Wings	CHL	13	1	2	631	27	0	0	2.56						-	-	-
1973-74	Fort Worth Wings	CHL	17	2	0											-	-	-
1974-75	Baltimore Clippers	AHL	9	0	0	484	42	1	0	5.20	0	5	2	241	0.852	-	-	-
1974-75	Fort Worth Texans	CHL	13	0	0	711	46	0	1	3.88	6	4	2			-	-	-
1975-76	Philadelphia Firebirds	NAHL	14	0	2	666	43	3	0	3.87	8	3	0			-	-	-
1975-76	Roanoke Valley Rebels	SHL	3	0	0	158	10	0	0	3.80	0	2	0	95	0.905	-	-	-

October 17 & 18, 1973