Game Story: Highlights from Stamps Labour Day game - Victoria Times Colonist
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Game Story: Highlights from Stamps Labour Day game
Victoria Times Colonist With the Stamps leading 12-2, Henry Burris unleashes a 30-yard touchdown bomb to Romby Bryant behind a helpless Jason Goss. From there, the Esks had zero … Stamps pick Esks apart quickly in Throttle of Alberta mismatch Stamps punter gets physical Esks, Stamps a study in contrasts |
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