Chillwack too much for Spokane

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Posted October 5, 2010 10:53 pm.

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CHILLIWACK (NEWS 1130)- The Chilliwack Bruins pulled into a first place tie with the Vancouver Giants thanks to a 2-1 win over the Spokane Chiefs.

Brandon Manning was the star for the home team scoring once and adding an assist on the winning goal from Robin Soudek in the third period.

WHL leading scorer Ryan Howse failed to scored for the first time this season and still has seven. Goalie Braden Gamble kicked out 27 pucks for the win.

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