Alfred Lack

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Alfred Lack (born July 7, 1924 ) is a former Swiss ice hockey player .

Career

Lack, who acted in the position of defender, was demonstrably on the ice for SC Bern from 1942 to 1960 . The defensive player won the Swiss championship with the Stadtberner Verein in 1959 under head coach Ernst Wenger . Lack himself had made a decisive contribution to Wenger starting a career in ice hockey.

Alfred Lack held the office of SCB captain for many years in the 1950s. The offensive defender and elegant skater also played for the Swiss national team when he was young, for which he played around 25 games. After a dispute with his former role model Richard Torriani , Lack resigned from being called to the national team forever.

In 1968, Alfred Lack was made an honorary member of SC Bern because of his exceptional services and loyalty to the club.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Henry Eggenberger: 60 Years of SC Bern 1931–1991 1991, p. 27.
  2. ↑ according to SCB - A unique story (film)
  3. ↑ bernerzeitung.ch, The twelve master teams of SC Bern
personal data
SURNAME Lack, Alfred
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss ice hockey player
DATE OF BIRTH July 7, 1924
PLACE OF BIRTH Bern