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Chiefs fall in Seattle

The Spokane Chiefs lost at Seattle Friday night. Despite controlling the game offensively the Chiefs picked up just one goal and lost in a shootout after goalie James Reid was brilliant in overtime. (I couldn't find a story in the Seattle times but the long box is below.) There is also a story by Greg Meachem in the Red Deer Advocate on Chiefs' backup goalie Mac Engle. The Chiefs are at Tri-City tonight.

Chiefs 1 at Thunderbirds 2 (SO)

KENT, Wash.— WHL Friday night

First Period 

1. Seattle Lockhart 10 (Gallimore, Dillon ) :53.

Penalties —  Bonsor Sea (high sticking) 1:48, Valcourt Spo (cross checking) 4:31, Koper Spo (interference) 11:01, Brassart Spo (roughing) 16:21, Alos Sea (roughing) 16:21, Brassart Spo (tripping) 18:41.

Second Period

No Scoring.

Penalties — Doty Sea (interference) 2:46, Ramsay Sea (roughing) 14:20.

Third Period

2. Spokane Johnson 11 (Cowen, Kichton) 3:45 (pp).

Penalties — Dillon Sea (interference) :16, Bench Sea (too many men, served by Elliot) 3:29, Bardaro Spo (high sticking) 4:43, Gallimore Sea (tripping) 12:40.

Overtime

No Scoring

Penalties — Kichton Spo (boarding) :20.


Shootout (Seattle wins 2-1)

Spokane (1) — Holmberg ng, Gal goal, Johnson ng. Seattle (2) — Lockhart ng, Noebels goal, Gallimore goal.


Shots on goal by:

Spokane 21  11 14 3 — 49

Seattle 7  6 8 4 1 — 26

Goal (shots, saves) — Spokane: Reid (10-6-1-1, 26-25); Seattle: Pickard (10-4-2-3 49-48). Power plays (goals-chances) — Spokane 1-6; Seattle 0-5.  Referees — Chris Crich, Jason Nissen. Linesmen —Mike Basford, David Tise. Att. — 5,163. 



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