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“When we’re on the 2-yard line (with a) first down, and on second down we’re on the 1, we need to get a touchdown”

(CP) - Two yards never looked so long to the Montreal Alouettes, and 109 yards never looked so short to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

Terrence Edwards and Charles Roberts scored the game’s first touchdowns in the fourth quarter for Winnipeg and Tom Canada made a key sack to preserve a 20-18 Blue Bombers win over the sputtering Montreal Alouettes on Thursday night.

“This is a tough place to win,” Canada said. “It was tough to keep points off the board, but we came up big and we’ll be having fun tonight in Montreal.” Read more

Original post by The Canadian Press

SLAM! Sports - Winnipeg Blue Bombers slotback Milt Stegall failed to score his CFL record-breaking 138th touchdown for the third straight time last night, but he still went to bed happy because the Blue and Gold downed the Montreal Alouettes 20-18 at Molson Stadium …

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SLAM! Sports - Winnipeg Blue Bombers slotback Milt Stegall failed to score his CFL record-breaking 138th touchdown for the third straight time last night, but he still went to bed happy because the Blue and Gold downed the Montreal Alouettes 20-18 at Molson Stadium …

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Winnipeg Sun - Despite getting slammed to the turf and having to leave the game momentarily with a knee problem, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers starting tailback led his team in both rushing yards (95) and receiving yards (66) in the 20-18 win. “That …

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Winnipeg Sun - - Barry Bonds, OF, San Francisco Giants — Went 3-for-3 with two homers and six RBI as the Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 9-8. Bonds is now just two back of Hank Aaron on the all-time list with 753 homers. - Charles Roberts, RB, Winnipeg Blue Bombers …

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Montreal Gazette - At least on offence. Montreal lost a game last night because of its ineptness on offence. The Als scored one touchdown, when they should have had three, and lost 20-18 to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers before the usual capacity crowd of 20,202 Molson …

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Victoria Times Colonist - At Montreal, Terrence Edwards and Charles Roberts did something for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers that Milt Stegall could not. Edwards and Roberts scored fourth-quarter touchdowns and Kevin Glenn completed 21-of-24 attempts for 258 yards and a score as the …

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