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1960 Sun - Calgary, AB (Sports Network) - Henry Burris went 14-of-28 for 268 yards with two touchdowns to lead the Calgary Stampeders past the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 43-9, at McMahon Stadium. Sandro DeAngelis booted five field goals and Joffrey Reynolds ran for …
A referee tries to break up a pushing match between Calgary Stampeders Gilles Lezi (left) and Winnipeg Blue Bombers Ron Warner during fourth quarter CFL football action in Calgary, Friday, Sept. 15, 2006.
Memo to CFL clubs: When the weather turns cold, Joffrey Reynolds heats up. On a night that felt like November, the Calgary Stampeders running back made a huge move towards winning his first CFL rushing title by running for 162 yards in a 43-9 victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Ricky Williams expects that he’ll return to the Toronto Argonauts backfield next week
The National Post weighs in on Jesse Lumsden’s return to Hamilton
Pint-sized Alouettes kick returner Ezra Landry says he’ll return from injury at some point this season
The absence of Corey Holmes could hinder the Ticats offence on Saturday
Ticats quarterback: “I guarantee you that (the fans) are not feeling 1/100th of what I or anyone else in the locker-room is feeling”
Bombers receiver Milt Stegall doesn’t want to answer any more questions about breaking the CFL’s touchdown record
Jason Maas leads the Tiger-Cats against his former teammates, the Edmonton Eskimos at Ivor Wynne Stadium. Kickoff is at 7:00 PM
Paul Weiler will continue to cheer for Ticats in the stands
Als hope to end losing streak
And the Als have just lost four games in a row
Alouettes defender last played in Vancouver as a Stampeder
