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‘Continued from Page 1)
minute mark when custodian Del
Bueeia went sprawling during a goai-
mouth seramble and Steininger
lifted the puck over him. Quesnel
added another and then Rocky Rich-
ardscn and Montgomery teamed up
to beat the ‘roos defence with two
soals in a minute of play, both scores
being credited to Monty. The short
‘burst was the last "lake scoring ef-
‘fert though and Quesnel added one
mere hefore the final whistle.
| Hardest luck the Stamps ran into
-in‘this game was the loss of speedy |
Carl Buehholtz for the weekend
series. Carl took a header into the!
boards during the second period. and |
although he was back on the ice for |
art of the final frame, his injur
him to remain out of the
nday game.

game opened fast, with

Stamps setting a torrid pace that
was to last for the entire 60 minutes
and keep the visitors a little off bai-
ance all the way. With only two pen-
alties

and a minimum of off-side
les, both teams were forced to
change their lines for the most part
while play was still in progress,
The two penalties were both
awarded to Reg Norberg, one ha
arned for tripping d the other
that came to him courtesy of a hook-
ing offense on the part of Montgom-
ery. On the latter incident, referee
Foster got his players mixed up and

ice.
Scoring opened at 2:55 with Mont-

ONLY TIME IN LEAD | sco¥ing brackets, one of the brighter

While Norberg was serving his! lights in the junior graduates is
first penalty in the second canto, | proving to be young Walter Rich-
Quesnel tied up the score in when | ardson, who is gathering a lot of ex-
Koppa the rebound from Gron- |exprience in senior ranks. Both he
skei’s long <hot on goal; At the 16:50/and Barry Bishop on defence ars
mark the y ors went into the lead adding weight to the Stamp line-up.
for the only time of the game when| Missing from the local squad is
Young rifled in a shot right off Ramsay Blair, who has been having
‘ace-off inside the Stamp’s blveline. | trouble with a recurring shoulder

Pouring on the pressure, the locals; injury and has hung up his skates.
knotted the score again during a| Missing too for the fans was the
soal-mouth scramble when young sport of baiting big Jack Ritson. Now
McDougall slapped home Quesnel’s/a village commissioner at Quesnel,
pas

the bad boy of the ice has hung up
his skates permanently.

The Stampeders took.a flying trip
to Clinton last night and came oat
ou the short end of a 6-5 score
against the Bluebirds.

After leading most of the game,
the locals saw the game tied up in
the last frame. Posing a question on
a whistle that broke off a rech on
goal, Rocky Richardson was waved
off the ice for his choice of language
and Clinton scored the winning
counter in his absence. =

rhe Stamps went into. the lead
in at 3:05 in the final trame as |
they stormed around the ‘Roos net!
and Quesnell passed out from behind |
to lay it on Montgomery's stick for |
the counter. Centre Rocky Richard

|

n did the honours at
from Hutchinson after Bishop had
carried the puck into the Quesnel
zone.

Young closed the gap for the visit-
ors at 17:35 when he sank a pass

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from Alex Ritson and as time started
to run out, the league-leaders resort-
ed to pulling their goalie and throw-
ing six forwards into play as they
tried to get the equalizer.

Although he didn’t get into the

gomery setting up the scoring 1
as he passed ont to Hute
behind the Roos net au
the opening rushes.

inson trom
ng one or!
Koppa evened
ing on a break-
but the locals regained their
i single goal margin before the period
|end thanks to one of Montgomery's
hard, long shots that rifled past the
| netminder.

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