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(CP) - Milt Stegall didn’t get his CFL-record touchdown Thursday night, but the Winnipeg Blue Bombers didn’t need it as they defeated the Montreal Alouettes 32-23.

Needing one touchdown to set a new CFL all-time TD record, Stegall had a number of opportunities - including four good chances late in the second quarter - but couldn’t notch the much-anticipated score in front of a sold-out crowd of 29,533 fans at Canad Inns Stadium.

The 13-year Bomber veteran sits in a three-way tie with former running backs Mike Pringle and George Reed at 137 regular-season TDs. Read more

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CBC News - The Winnipeg Blue Bombers got the big win, if not the record, in their home opener on Thursday night. Argos pivot Allen breaks silence Veteran Damon Allen spoke for the first time on Thursday since being demoted to the No. 3 quarterback by the Toronto …

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TSN - The Edmonton Eskimos and quarterback Ricky Ray lit up Winnipeg for 394 passing yards and five touchdowns in a rare 39-39 tie last week against the Blue Bombers. And Lions quarterback Dave Dickenson is looking for offensive improvement after passing …

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SLAM! Sports - Terrence Edwards can play, Chris Brazzell can drive you crazy — and Troy Westwood can breathe just a tad easier. Maybe. Those were just a few of the conclusions we came to during last night’s home opener for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, a game that …

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Winnipeg Free Press - MILT Stegall had one wish granted, but his pursuit of Canadian Football League all-time touchdown record will have to wait for another week. On a night reserved for the legendary Winnipeg Blue Bombers slotback’s dash toward immortality, it was …

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Vancouver Sun - In that debut game of 2006, Dickenson threw for five touchdown passes and he looked, well, like Ricky Ray did last week, when the Edmonton Eskimos’ quarterback put up a five-spot against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Armed and dangerous Ray, the CFL’s …

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