Ivanov, Eduard Georgievich

Born April 25, 1938 in Moscow .

Parents worked all their lives at the factory. He started in Moscow at the stadium “Young Pioneers” with coach Vladimir Georgievich Blinkov. Chemist (Moscow) also trained at this stadium, where Ivanova was soon invited by coach Nikolai Epstein. After the team moved to Voskresensk , he moved to the Moscow Wings of the Soviets .

He played in Wings for 5 years in tandem with Alfred Kuchevsky . For a long time he refused to go to CSKA , and only after talking with Tarasov decided to play in CSKA.

Going to CSKA, he began to regularly get into the USSR team. In CSKA and the national team he played in tandem with Ragulin and with the three of attack Loktev-Aleksandrov-Almetov (they played with the three for about 2 years).

He scored 5 goals in the Olympic Tournament of 1964, and 2 goals in the national championship of 1963/64.

He was on the list of 34 best hockey players of the USSR in 1964.

Frequent violations of the sports regime led to the loss of a place in the USSR national team, and then in CSKA.

Member of the CPSU since 1972. After the player’s career, he worked in the sports club of MBO, was responsible for the formation of teams in several sports for the championship of the Armed Forces.

In 1979-88 he worked as the head of the Sports School of CSKA. According to Ivanov, he considers Alexander Mogilny, who was brought from Khabarovsk, to be his main discovery.

In the 1990s, he worked as deputy president of the veteran movement Alexander Ragulin .

Retired lieutenant colonel.

In recent years, Ivanov led the veteran movement of the army, putting a lot of effort so that the famous hockey players do not lose the thread of life. Eduard Georgievich Ivanov - Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, played as a defender, champion of the Olympic Games-1964, repeated world champion / 1963-1965, 1967 /. As part of CSKA Ivanov four times became the champion of the USSR, twice won the USSR Cup.

He died on January 15, 2012 in Moscow. ^[4] He was buried at the Troekurovsky cemetery .

• At the 1964 Olympics, he won the prize of the best striker, which was caused by an unusual decision of the organizing committee, which transferred the prize to the Soviet team for independent selection of the best player.
• In 2009, Eduard Ivanov worked on the set of the movie "Minnesota" as a trainer-consultant and director of hockey scenes. Eduard Ivanov taught hockey skills to actors Sergei Gorobchenko and Anton Pampushny and in a few months made decent players out of them.

• 1955-1957 - Chemist (Moscow, Voskresensk)
• 1957-1962 - Wings of the Soviets (Moscow)
• 1962-1967 - CSKA
• 1967-1970 - SKA MBO

• Champion ZOI 1964 .
• World Champion 1963-1965, 1967. Third prize-winner of the World Cup 1961. At the World Cup and ZOI - 29 matches, 12 goals.
• Champion of the USSR 1963-1966. Second prize-winner of the USSR championship 1958, 1967. Third prize-winner of the USSR championship 1959 and 1960. In the USSR championships - about 300 matches, scored 40 goals.
• Winner of the USSR Cup 1966, 1967.

• Order of the Badge of Honor (03/30/1965)

• Ivanov Eduard Georgievich // Olympic Encyclopedia / Pavlov S.P. - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia , 1980 .-- 415 p.

• Patrikeev A. Eduard Ivanov: Now I'm in the swing of Ragulin // Sport-Express (newspaper). - October 8, 1996.
• Farid Bektemirov. The blacksmiths of fame. Part 3. Eduard Ivanov (neopr.) . Championat.com (June 16, 2010). Date of treatment March 2, 2015.