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WINNIPEG — Winnipeg Blue Bombers management — pressured by an impatient fan base — has opted to throw its full support around the men that helped take them to the Grey Cup last November. That’s the kind of week it’s been in Winnipeg, where rumours …
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Terry Caulley leaps into the end zone in Thursday’s 45-21 Tiger-Cats triumph. The Hamilton Tiger-Cats historically have saved their best efforts for the arch-rival Toronto Argonauts, and Thursday night proved …
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Ryan Dinwiddie was only as good as the number on his back in Friday’s 39-11 loss to the Montreal Alouettes at Canada Inns Stadium. Dinwiddie, who wears No. 4, sputtered in the face of relentless pressure from the …
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Montreal Alouettes’ Avon Cobourne (6) is tackled by Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ Willie Amos (14) in the first half of their CFL game in Winnipeg Friday, August 8, 2008. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods WINNIPEG - Damon Duval was happy to lend a helping …
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WINNIPEG — Damon Duval was happy to lend a helping hand — or in his case, foot — when his Montreal Alouettes teammates struggled to find the end zone Friday night. Duval booted a career-high six field goals to lift his Alouettes into first …
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Montreal Alouettes’ Avon Cobourne (6) is tackled by Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ Willie Amos (14) in the first half of their CFL game in Winnipeg Friday, August 8, 2008. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods WINNIPEG - Damon Duval was happy to lend a helping hand …
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Montreal Alouettesâ Avon Cobourne (6) is tackled by Winnipeg Blue Bombersâ Willie Amos (14) in the first half of their CFL game in Winnipeg Friday, August 8, 2008. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods WINNIPEG - Damon Duval was happy to lend a helping …
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WINNIPEG - Damon Duval was happy to lend a helping hand - or in his case, foot - when his Montreal Alouettes teammates struggled to find the end zone Friday night. Duval booted a career-high six field goals to lift his Alouettes into first place in …
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So naturally, if the Ottawa Rene-Riders return to the CFL, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers will be the dutiful son and obediently return to the West Division, right? Well, not so fast. “We aren’t the foster child that’s going to bounce around from home to …
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He’ll also have a chip on his shoulder. “I’m going to try to give us a little confidence boost,” the B.C. Lions rookie said Wednesday of his starting role in a rematch of last week’s 35-24 Edmonton victory.
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Everything has been positive for the Montreal Alouettes offence except for one thing - they have fallen into a habit of turning over the football. That was the message from coach Marc Trestman as the Alouettes (3-3) got set to face the Blue Bombers …
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So starts the middle stanza of the CFL season, following a first half in which I have done as well as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Hamilton Tiger-Cats. My Grey Cup pick - the Bombers - and my projected Most Outstanding Player - Charles Roberts - are …
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SURREY, B.C. â When pint-sized tailback Stefan Logan takes a handoff Friday against the Edmonton Eskimos, he’ll not only be running with the football. He’ll also have a chip on his shoulder. “I’m going to try to give us a little confidence boost …
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• Discuss this story on the Canadian Football League message board … (Vancouver) The Canadian Football League announced its Player of the Month winners for July this morning and two BC Lions have come out on top as defensive lineman Cam Wake …
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So starts the middle stanza of the CFL season, following a first half in which I have done as well as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Hamilton Tiger-Cats. My Grey Cup pick - the Bombers - and my projected Most Outstanding Player - Charles Roberts - are …
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