September 13, 1969 © *" RD) QUARTER. FIREWORKS ioe oar nde A AN JENSEN ili to 6, setting off another a week to sein For Be MONTON—Fireworks ex-|Show from the sidelines. Lomond, this is. the second. cL sth on the ground and| The try for two extra points’ of the year, neo to Box 4 day’ night as called for more fireworks, as!Elder 6 to 0 i opener.:f, ‘here Friday night a5'chimway connected with hali- » Score by qu p River Bears ignited) pack Paul Hess in the em The Scots had arco » third quarter to burn; |and ten 24 Scots, 14-6. ‘Lomond 7 one game ig to theinssseondeaat ), but they just lize on it again, “score came “off a s a) d lowns starting on y ard in r and cli. ne as quar- ger Morris handed . ITy Cie ccm oints , but the K | ah Bi ij pe n’t able © with the ball on the 0-foot line but when the d settled after the final had ended play on the own, the referee sig1 no score. he Bear River scoring came tren mendous 80-yard punt fullback Bruce Sum- “who evaded the entire the Se, with the run closeabling the real skyrockff by Bear boosters as ed into the end zone to| game 6 to 6. wo minutes later, as Ben Loond found itself with a fourth m and five yards to go mid- /in their own territory, the ap fi om center sailed over the ad of kicker Jeff Fleming and S Tecovered by the Bears on ; yard line : AC DRE FIREWORKS 2 the fourth down of the a and just one yard to go points that would spell ctory, quarterback Steve} um Way handed off to half-| -K Jim Poulsen, who blasted e li dt during ' the (i Lomond. .:.ed) 0 0 0-6 eas a “oho0 014 it TING? fi | ame, as compared with 13 for} Ben Lamond—Ghan the Bears, who were able to a failed). Be tna i: 0 con msistent ground times Ben 12} der r3.3. mun