Born: 5 Jul 1933, Toronto ON (d. 1988)
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Regular Season & Playoff Coaching Record (key)
| Regular Season | Playoffs |
| year | team | finish | finish | |||||||||
| 1975-76 | San Diego | 3-W | SF | |||||||||
| 1976-77 | San Diego | 3-W | QF | |||||||||
| 1977-78 | Indianapolis | DNF | ||||||||||
• Served as bench coach for Jersey and San Diego, November 25, 1973 through end of 1974-75 season.
• Relieved as coach on February 5, 1978, succeeded by Bill Goldsworthy.
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Excerpts from Zander Hollander Complete Hockey Handbook, 1975-76 (by Reyn Davis) His efficiency as director of player personnel and capable handling of the bench under playing-coach Harry Howell prompted Ingram's promotion to coach ... Likes the hard-nosed style a practice he preaches in San Diego ... Guided the Syracuse Blazers to three North American Hockey League championships in three years, prior to joining the Mariners ... Banged-up knees caused his retirement as a player after 18 fruitful years as a hard-hitting pro ... A cofounder of the NHL Players Association ... Engineered the acquisition of goaltender Ernie Wakely from Winnipeg and tough defenseman Jim Hargreaves from Indianapolis in a pair of deals that improved San Diego vastly in the second-half of 1974-75. |
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