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WINNIPEG - Montreal kicker Damon Duval booted a career-high six field goals to lift his Alouettes into first place in the CFL’s East Division with a 39-11 victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday night. Montreal Alouettes’ Avon Cobourne (6 …
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WINNIPEG - We’ll say this much about the Alouettes: They’ve established they can dominate Hamilton and Winnipeg - the Canadian Football League’s two worst teams. Now it’s on to bigger, if not necessarily better, fish. Montreal outclassed a Blue …
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WINNIPEG - The Alouettes took a 26-4 lead over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers into the final quarter of their game at Canad Inns Stadium. Alexis Serna kicked a 27-yard field goal for the Bombers at 5:01 of the third quarter, making the score 16-4. But …
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As the janitors pick up the last few popcorn boxes and hang up the brooms and mops, and as the parking lot of Canad Inns Stadium empties, another day in Winnipeg has come to an end. And as us fans of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers set our alarm clocks for …
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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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Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Ryan Dinwiddie won’t have receiver Terrence Edwards to throw to on Friday. (John Woods/Canadian Press) It’s a battle of first versus the worst in the CFL’s East Division when the Winnipeg Blue Bombers host the …
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SURREY, B.C. - 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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Certainly not the Hamilton Tiger-Cats last night. The Tabbies might even want to lobby the CFL to have a couple of more games against the Argos tacked on to their 2008 regular season schedule. The Ticats, behind the arm of quarterback Richie Williams …
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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.
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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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The Winnipeg Blue Bombers receivers coach is confident in his Canadian receivers who will be pressed into duty tonight against the Montreal Alouettes. Imports Terrence Edwards, Kerry Johnson and likely Milt Stegall are out because of injury. Edwards …
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They are the men in charge of chasing down passes that aren’t intended to be thrown to them. They have to read to opposing offence like a book that has been coded. They are defensive backs. A unit of five on the field, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers …
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It says here that we’re about to find out what the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are actually made of. With the team limping into this week’s matchup against the Montreal Alouettes with a disappointing 1-5 record, there are only two ways …
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Steven Holness was always athletically inclined, running track and playing basketball. But when the Montreal-born Holness enrolled at John Abbott, he switched to football, because the CEGEP’s basketball team hadn’t won a game in three years. Today …
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