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1995

FRANCHISES FOLDING: Las Vegas Posse
FRANCHISES ADDED: Birmingham Barracudas and Memphis Mad Dogs
FRANCHISES MOVING: Sacramento Gold Miners to San Antonio Texans
WEEK ONE
WEDNESDAY JUNE 28
OTTAWA 25, Winnipeg 15 (23241) - Picked to finish last, Ottawa QB Danny Barrett ran 17 yards for one Riders' score and threw a nine-yard pass to Odessa Turner for another TD to spark the upset.
THURSDAY JUNE 29
CALGARY 24, Memphis 18 (25071) - Mark McLoughlin kicked five FGs and Dave Sapunjis hauled in a three-yard TD from Doug Flutie as the Stamps ruined Memphis' debut. Joe Horn scored their first TD on a 50-yard pass.
FRIDAY JUNE 30
Hamilton 37, SASKATCHEWAN 16 (23396) - Anthony Calvillo completed 13 of 28 passes for 310 yards to lead the upset. Riders QB Tom Burgess finished the game 29 of 52 for 294 yards, with two interceptions and one TD.
BRITISH COL 37, Baltimore 34 (23999) - Cory Philpot scored 14 majors last season and started 1995 with three TDs to lead the Lions. He scored from the two with 15 seconds left to provide the Lions with the win.
SATURDAY JULY 1
EDMONTON 45, Toronto 23 (27465) - New Esks QB Kerwin Bell completed 16 of 29 passes for 280 yards, a TD and two interceptions. Lucious Floyd' was the other offensive weapon for Edmonton, scoring three TDs.
San Antonio 47, SHREVEPORT 24 (15133) - Mike Saunders rushed for 169 yards, David Archer passed for 228 yards and two TD and Phil Brown ran for a TD as the Texans scored 30 straight points in the second half.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary     1  0 0  24  18  2 Ottawa      1  0 0  25  15  2
Edmonton    1  0 0  45  23  2 Winnipeg    0  1 0  15  25  0
British Col 1  0 0  37  34  2 Saskatch    0  1 0  16  37  0
Hamilton    1  0 0  37  16  2 Toronto     0  1 0  23  45  0
SOUTH DIVISION
San Antonio 1  0 0  47  24  2 Memphis     0  1 0  18  24  0
Birmingham  0  0 0   0   0  0 Shreveport  0  1 0  24  47  0
Baltimore   0  1 0  34  37  0
WEEK TWO
TUESDAY JULY 4
Birmingham 38, WINNIPEG 10 (22208) - The Barracudas returned two interceptions for TDs in a 31-point first half en route to winning their debut. Jimmy Klingler also threw a 96-yard TD pass to Jason Phillips.
THURSDAY JULY 6
TORONTO 37, Ottawa 24 (18404) - Reggie Barnes rushed for three TDs and Erik White, replacing an injured Kent Austin, threw for two scores as the Argos won their home opener.
FRIDAY JULY 7
Edmonton 26, SASKATCH 19 (OT) (23584) - An intense thunderstorm electrified Edmonton's offence as the Eskimos blew past the Roughriders to remain perfect.
British Col 31, MEMPHIS 13 (14278) - The Lions exploded for 20 second-quarter points en route to the win. QB Danny McManus hit Stefan Ptaszek with a 20-yard TD and Darren Flutie on a 32-yard TD pass.
SATURDAY JULY 8
HAMILTON 31, Birmingham 13 (23022) - Anthony Calvillo threw two TD passes before leaving in the third with whiplash as the Ti-Cats thrashed expansion Birmingham on a cool and breezy evening.
BALTIMORE 50, San Antonio 24 (31016) - One day after owner Jim Speros officially renamed his team the Stallions, Baltimore picked up its first win as Chris Wright's 69-yard punt return capped a 24- point second quarter.
Calgary 48, SHREVEPORT 17 (14026) - Doug Flutie threw for 341 yards and three TDs while the Stampeders defense sacked Pirates QB Billy Joe Tolliver six times.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary     2  0 0  72  35  4 Ottawa      1  1 0  49  52  2
Edmonton    2  0 0  71  42  4 Toronto     1  1 0  60  69  2
British Col 2  0 0  68  47  4 Saskatch    0  2 0  35  63  0
Hamilton    2  0 0  68  29  4 Winnipeg    0  2 0  25  63  0
SOUTH DIVISION
San Antonio 1  1 0  71  74  2 Memphis     0  2 0  31  55  0
Birmingham  1  1 0  51  41  2 Shreveport  0  2 0  41  95  0
Baltimore   1  1 0  84  61  2
WEEK THREE
THURSDAY JULY 13
Calgary 57, OTTAWA 7 924867) - Calgary QB Doug Flutie threw for 427 yards and three TDs, while Ottawa was held to 14 first downs. none until the game was 17 minutes old, and gave up five sacks.
WINNIPEG 37, Shreveport 29 (20449) - Rookie LB Jason Mallett returned two fumbled punts for TDs to lead the Blue Bombers. His scores came in the second and third quarters and gace Winnipeg the lead each time.
BRIT COL 35, Toronto 34 (24276) - Lui Passaglia kicked a 27-yard FG with nine seconds left as the Lions rallied for the win. It was Passaglia's fourth FG and gave him 15 points to increase his scoring record to 3,001points.
FRIDAY JULY 14
MEMPHIS 11, Saskatchewan 5 (11748) - The Memphis defence made Gary Anderson's second-quarter TD run stand up. The Riders had a chance to tie the game late after Darren Joseph partially blocked Pete Gardere's punt.
SATURDAY JULY 15
Baltimore 28, SAN ANTONIO 23 (18112) - Carlos Huerta kicked four FGs, including a 48-yarder with 4:30 left, to lead the Stallions. Mike Pringle led Baltimore with 12 carries for 125 yards, including an 86-yard run.
BIRMINGHAM 51, Hamilton 28 (31185) - Matt Dunigan completed 22 of 34 passes for 348 yards and three TDs as the Barracudas won their home opener. Tiger-Cats QB Anthony Calvillo was 30 of 48 for 327 yards.
MONDAY JULY 17
EDMONTON 37, Shreveport 7 (29463) - Edmonton's Sean Fleming kicked five FGs and added a single and two conversions. He moved into second place on Edmonton's career list with 67 FGs.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary     3  0 0 129  42  6 Ottawa      1  2 0  56 109  2
Edmonton    3  0 0 108  49  6 Toronto     1  2 0  94 104  2
British Col 3  0 0 103  81  6 Winnipeg    1  2 0  62  92  2
Hamilton    2  1 0  96  80  4 Saskatch    0  3 0  40  74  0
SOUTH DIVISION
Baltimore   2  1 0 112  84  4 Memphis     1  2 0  42  60  2
Birmingham  2  1 0 102  69  4 Shreveport  0  4 0  77 169  0
San Antonio 1  2 0  84 102  2
WEEK FOUR
WEDNESDAY JULY 19
Memphis 23, OTTAWA 20 (21221) - Donald Igwebuike's 30-yard FG with
26 seconds remaining gave Memphis the win after they blew a 9-point lead in the fourth. The teams combined for ten turnovers.
FRIDAY JULY 21
CALGARY 46, British Columbia 24 (30012) - Marvin Coleman returned an interception 45 yards for a TD as the Stamps took over first place, as they overcame a two-point half time deficit to outscore the Lions 18-1.
SATURDAY JULY 22
BALTIMORE 43, Winnipeg 7 (30641) - Baltimore QB Tracy Ham threw three TD passes as Baltimore extended its win streak to three. The defense forced a pair of fumbles and held the Bombers to 11 yards rushing.
BIRMINGHAM 24, Saskatch 14 (25321) - Matt Dunigan passed for three TDs to lead the Barracudas. Dunigan connected with Jason Phillips twice and with Keith Woodside for a 28-yard TD with just over a minute left to play.
SHREVEPORT 11, Toronto 10 (13164) - QB Mike Johnson replaced Billy Joe Tolliver as the starter, but the Pirates' offence comprised only three FGs by Bjorn Nittmo of 25,29 and 49 yards, along with two singles.
SAN ANTONIO 32, Edmonton 27 (12856) - The Texans trailed 20-0 just over
two minutes into the 2nd quarter. They then rallied and survived a last-ditch
scoring attempt by Edmonton from the Texans' one-yard line as time ran out.
MONDAY JULY 24
Memphis 23, HAMILTON 21 (20324) - Damon Allen threw a 74-yard TD pass to Eddie Brown and Ed Berry scored on an interception, as Memphis gave American teams their sixth straight victory over Canadian teams.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary     4  0 0 175  66  8 Ottawa      1  3 0  76 132  2
Edmonton    3  1 0 135  81  6 Toronto     1  3 0 104 115  2
British Col 3  1 0 127 127  6 Winnipeg    1  3 0  69 135  2
Hamilton    2  2 0 117 103  4 Saskatch    0  4 0  54  98  0
SOUTH DIVISION
Baltimore   3  1 0 155  91  6 San Antonio 2  2 0 126 129  4
Birmingham  3  1 0 126  83  6 Shreveport  1  4 0  88 179  2
Memphis     3  2 0  88 101  6
WEEK FIVE
WEDNESDAY JULY 26
WINNIPEG 20, San Antonio 17 (20961) - Paul Randolph's fourth-quarter interception set up a 36-yard Troy Westwood FG that gave the Bombers a much-needed win.
THURSDAY JULY 27
BRITISH COL 48, Ottawa 11 (22226) - RB Zed Robinson scored twice and ran for 116 yards as the Lions rolled.  Getting his first start in place of injured starter Cory Philpot, Robinson was the Lions' offensive standout.
FRIDAY JULY 28
Edmonton 26, HAMILTON 18 (20104) - A one-yard TD run by Mike Soles
with less than 10 minutes to go earned the Eskimos the win. Chris Vargas replaced QB Kerwin Bell midway through the fourth quarter to lead the drive.
CALGARY 27, Shreveport 19 (21098) - Doug Flutie threw a pair of second-quarter TD passes as Calgary extended their CFL-record home winning streak to 26 games. Pirates QB Mike Johnson broke his right leg in the loss.
SATURDAY JULY 29
Baltimore 36, BIRMINGHAM 8 (30729) - Tracy Ham passed for three TDs and Mike Pringle ran for 137 yards to lead Baltimore. Baltimore held Birmingham to 150 net yards on offence and had three interceptions.
Toronto 10, MEMPHIS 7 (OT) (20183) - Wayne Lammle's 37-yard FG with one second left in overtime gave the Argos the win. Toronto managed 99 yards in offence in the first half. Memphis didn't do much better, with 100.
SUNDAY JULY 30
San Antonio 36, SASKATCHEWAN 15 (22215) - Mike Saunders, a one-time Rider who signed with San Antonio as a free agent in June, had 24 carries for 170 yards and caught the final pass for a TD in the lop-sided match.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary     5  0 0 202  85 10 Winnipeg    2  3 0  89 152  4
Edmonton    4  1 0 161  99  8 Toronto     2  3 0 114 122  4
British Col 4  1 0 175 138  8 Ottawa      1  4 0  87 180  2
Hamilton    2  3 0 135 129  4 Saskatch    0  5 0  69 134  0
SOUTH DIVISION
Baltimore   4  1 0 191  99  8 San Antonio 3  3 0 179 164  6
Birmingham  3  2 0 134 119  6 Shreveport  1  5 0 107 206  2
Memphis     3  3 0  95 111  6
WEEK SIX
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2
Baltimore 19, EDMONTON 12 (30698) - Charles Anthony scored the only TD by picking off a Kerwin Bell pass on the last play of the 2nd quarter and running 54 yards. It was the first home loss for Edmonton to a U.S. team.
THURSDAY AUGUST 3
Hamilton 20, TORONTO 16 (OT) (19174) - Hamilton reached the 100-win mark versus Toronto thanks to Sam Rogers, who stripped Paul Masotti of a certain TD late in regulation, then had an interception to set up a FG in OT.
BR COL 30, Birmingham 23 (OT) (21948) - Cory Philpot's one-yard TD plunge lifted the Lions to a hard-fought OT win. Birmingham QB Matt
Dunigan threw for 437 yards, Lions QB Danny McManus for 409.
FRIDAY AUGUST 4
Saskatchewan 31, OTTAWA 20 (20830) - Darren Joseph's 68-yard TD pushed the western Riders out of the winless column and to handed Ottawa its fifth straight loss. He carried the ball 23 times for 90 yards.
SATURDAY AUGUST 5
SAN ANTONIO 24, Memphis 9 (15557) - The Texan fans saw Jeff Kemp complete 11 of 18 passes for 174 yards, including his first two career TDs, in subbing for Dave Archer, who is sidelined with a strained hamstring.
SHREVEPORT 65, Winnipeg 17 (11554) - The Bombers gave up their most points ever as Shreveport became the first CFL team to score eight TDs but
not throw a TD pass. Martin Patton ran for five of their six TDs to tie a record.
SUNDAY AUGUST 6
CALGARY 29, Baltimore 15 (24463) - Mark McLoughlin kicked five FGs as the Stampeders fumbled their way to winning the battle of division leaders, as the teams turned the ball over nine times on the rain-soaked turf.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary     6  0 0 231 100 12 Winnipeg    2  4 0 106 217  4
British Col 5  1 0 205 161 10 Toronto     2  4 0 130 142  4
Edmonton    4  2 0 173 118  8 Ottawa      1  5 0 107 211  2
Hamilton    3  3 0 155 145  6 Saskatch    1  5 0 100 154  2
SOUTH DIVISION
Baltimore   5  2 0 225 140 10 Memphis     3  4 0 104 135  6
San Antonio 4  3 0 203 173  8 Shreveport  2  5 0 172 223  4
Birmingham  3  3 0 157 149  6
WEEK SEVEN
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9
Edmonton 31, TORONTO 10 (14192) - Michael Soles scored two TDs to
lead the Eskimos to their fourth win in its last 15 road games, against Toronto, which has dropped four of its last five.
Brit Col 43, SASKATCHEWAN 25 (20421) - Three fourth-quarter TDs on a wild and gusty night blew the Lions past the Riders. Lions RB Sean Millington scored twice for the defending champions, as did Cory Philpot.
FRIDAY AUGUST 11
HAMILTON 30, Shreveport 20 (20182) - For three-plus quarters, Hamilton QB Steve Taylor ran the Shreveport defence ragged. Then Anthony Calvillo came in off the bench to engineer two fourth-quarter TD drives.
SATURDAY AUGUST 12
Calgary 38, SAN ANTONIO 32 (22043) - Doug Flutie completed 20 of his last 24 passes and wound up throwing for 306 yards to lead Calgary back from a 24-8 2nd-quarter deficit and keeping them the CFL's only undefeated team.
Memphis 25, BALTIMORE 15 (31221) - Charles Miles scored on a 5-yard run
late in the 2nd quarter, sparking Memphis to the win despite the loss of QB Damon Allen to a strained knee.
BIRMINGHAM 50, Winnipeg 24 (17328) - The Bombers led 9-3 in the first
quarter before Barracuda QB Matt Dunigan threw TD balls to Marcus Grant, Mac Cody, Keith Woodside and Jason Phillips, and he ran for another.
SUNDAY AUGUST 13
OTTAWA 18, Edmonton 17 (20012) - Sammy Garza, discarded by Winnipeg two weeks ago, came off the bench to rally Ottawa with a two-yard run with 69 seconds left, then Wayne Lammle kicked a 39-yard FG with two seconds left
MONDAY AUGUST 14
British Columbia 19, TORONTO 6 (17084) - QB Danny McManus, who took over when Kent Austin was shipped to Toronto last May, threw for two TDs to lead the Lions past the Argos, completing 16 of 29 passes for 339 yards.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary     7  0 0 269 132 14 Winnipeg    2  5 0 130 267  4
British Col 7  1 0 267 192 14 Ottawa      2  5 0 125 228  4
Edmonton    5  3 0 221 146 10 Toronto     2  6 0 146 192  4
Hamilton    4  3 0 185 165  8 Saskatch    1  6 0 125 197  2
SOUTH DIVISION
Baltimore   5  3 0 240 165 10 Memphis     4  4 0 129 150  8
Birmingham  4  3 0 207 173  8 Shreveport  2  6 0 192 253  4
San Antonio 4  4 0 235 211  8
WEEK EIGHT
FRIDAY AUGUST 18
SHREVEPORT 61, Ottawa 11 (11554) - Pirates QB Billy Joe Tolliver completed 24 of 32 passes for a team-record 419 yards and two TDs. Tolliver led a 31-point second- quarter explosion with two long TD passes.
Birmingham 31, CALGARY 28 (25129) - Matt Dunigan hit Eddie Britton with a 12-yard pass with eight seconds left to give the Barracudas a victory over the Stampeders, who saw their 27-game home win streak was broken.
WINNIPEG 11, British Col 6 (22769) - Reggie Slack threw a 20-yard TD pass to Gerald Wilcox in the opening minute, leading the Blue Bombers in deplorable, monsoon-like conditions at Winnipeg Stadium.
EDMONTON 32, Saskatchewan 13 (30204) - Chris Vargas completed 25 of 43 passes for 427 yards and four TD passes to lead the Eskimos. Shalon Baker hauled in two 7-yard TD passes from Vargas.
SATURDAY AUGUST 19
HAMILTON 35, San Antonio 31 (20520) - Anthony Calvillo, getting into the game because QB Steve Taylor lost a contact lens, threw a 26-yard TD pass to Manny Hazard in the fourth quarter and Hamilton prevailed.
Baltimore 16, MEMPHIS 13 (18249) - Carlos Huerta kicked three FGs, including a 19-yarder with just over eight minutes to go to give the Stallions the win and keep them in first in the South.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary     7  1 0 297 163 14 Winnipeg    3  5 0 141 273  6
British Col 7  2 0 273 203 14 Ottawa      2  6 0 136 289  4
Edmonton    6  3 0 253 159 12 Toronto     2  6 0 146 192  4
Hamilton    5  3 0 220 196 10 Saskatch    1  7 0 138 229  2
SOUTH DIVISION
Baltimore   6  3 0 256 188 12 Memphis     4  5 0 142 166  8
Birmingham  5  3 0 238 201 10 Shreveport  3  6 0 253 264  6
San Antonio 4  5 0 266 246  8
WEEK NINE
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 23
SASKATCHEWAN 31, Ottawa 16 (21615) - Darren Joseph led the western Riders with 148 yards, the first time a Rider back has eclipsed the century mark in 1995. Joseph was traded to Saskatchewan by Ottawa on June 26.
FRIDAY AUGUST 25
Hamilton 36, WINNIPEG 33 (OT) (22211) - Hamilton K Paul Osbaldiston
kicked a 45-yard FG with no time remaining. Troy Westwood's 50-yard FG with 2:05 remaining in OT pulled Winnipeg into a 33-33 tie.
SATURDAY AUGUST 26
BALTIMORE 41, Toronto 14 (27853) - Leading 7-3 in the 1st quarter, Toronto saw host Baltimore pile up 31straight points, as RB Mike Pringle ran for 166 yards on 23 carries to go over 1,000 yards for the second straight season.
Calgary 37, BIRMINGHAM 14 (19692) - Jeff Garcia, who started in place of injured Doug Flutie, threw two TD passes to Dave Sapunjis to lead the Stamps. Garcia completed 26 of 34 passes for 445 yards.
San Antonio 26, MEMPHIS 6 (19601) - Texans QB Dave Archer completed 19 of 28 passes for 258 yards and Roman Anderson kicked four FGs. LB Maurice Miller fell on Memphis QB Rickey Foggie's fumble in the end zone.
Shreveport 20, BRITISH COL 19 (24535) - B.C. managed nine possessions in Shreveport territory and came away with just one TD. Shreveport, with only 290 yards on offense, has won all four of its games against the North.
SUNDAY AUGUST 27
EDMONTON 63, Ottawa 6 (28135) - The 63 points represent the most scored by the Eskimos in a game since 1921. It was the third time this season Ottawa has lost by 50 or more points.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary     8  1 0 334 177 16 Winnipeg    3  6 0 174 309  6
British Col 7  3 0 292 223 14 Toronto     2  7 0 160 233  4
Edmonton    7  3 0 316 165 14 Saskatch    2  7 0 169 245  4
Hamilton    6  3 0 256 229 12 Ottawa      2  8 0 158 383  4
SOUTH DIVISION
Baltimore   7  3 0 297 202 14 Memphis     4  6 0 148 192  8
Birmingham  5  4 0 252 238 10 Shreveport  4  6 0 273 283  8
San Antonio 5  5 0 292 252 10
WEEK TEN
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1
Birmingham 56, OTTAWA 46 (20062) - The Barracudas trailed 38-22 entering the fourthj quarter then outscored the Riders 34-8 for the win. Sammy Garza threw for 448 yards and four TDs in the losing effort.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2
Baltimore 41, HAMILTON 14 (23120) - Baltimore's Mike Pringle rushed for 201 yards and four TDs. Ken Watson recovered a fumble in the end zone for a TD, while Larry Thompson and Lee Knight had TD catches for Hamilton.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 3
SASKATCHEWAN 56, Winnipeg 4 (31308) - It was the Roughriders' biggest victory in team history. The 'Riders blitzed the Winnipeg defence for 520 yards, collecting 215 yards from the running game.
Memphis 31, SHREVEPORT 22 (17593) - Rickey Foggie and the Mad Dogs shook off the label as the worst offensive team and posted a season-high scoring effort, as Foggie threw for two TD passes and 297 yards.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 4
CALGARY 51, Edmonton 26 (37317) - QB Jeff Garcia, who has replaced Doug Flutie (done for the year), hit an injury-ridden Esks secondary with 45 completions, 546 yards and six TDs, while the Stamps collected 633 yards.
San Antonio 48, TORONTO 27 (14593) - David Archer completed 19 of 32 passes for 378 yards and three TDs and Troy Mills rushed for 121 yards and two TDs to lead the Texans, who exploded for a season-best 524 yards.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary     9  1 0 385 203 18 Winnipeg    3  7 0 178 365  6
British Col 7  3 0 292 223 14 Saskatch    3  7 0 225 249  6
Edmonton    7  4 0 342 213 14 Toronto     2  8 0 187 281  4
Hamilton    6  4 0 270 270 12 Ottawa      2  9 0 201 439  4
SOUTH DIVISION
Baltimore   8  3 0 338 206 16 Memphis     5  6 0 179 214 10
Birmingham  6  4 0 308 284 12 Shreveport  4  7 0 295 314  8
San Antonio 6  5 0 340 279 12
WEEK ELEVEN
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 8
Calgary 33, EDMONTON 17 (49434) - Jeff Garcia threw an 8-yard TD pass to Terry Vaughn in the third quarter and DeWayne Patterson recovered a fumble
in the end zone early in the fourth to give the Stampeders a 27-3 lead.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 9
BALTIMORE 28, Birmingham 20 (29013) - Stallions QB Tracy Ham threw two TD passes in the fourth quarter, including the go-ahead score with 5:52 left.  Ham completed 25 of 35 passes for a season-high 315 yards.
British Col 43, OTTAWA 24 (22564) - Sean Millington scored two TDs and Lui Passaglia kicked five FGs for B.C. Cory Philpot rushed 15 times for 130 yards and a TD, as the Lions had a 438-145 net offence edge.
HAMILTON 33, Toronto 27 (24280) - For the second time, the Argos let what a sure victory against Hamilton slip away. The Argos allowed the Ticats to score 15 points in the final five minutes to lose their 6th straight game.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10
MEMPHIS 22, Shreveport 21 (4371) - There were more than 58,000 empty seats at the Liberty Bowl as Nick Mystrom booted a 37-yard FG with less than a minute to play, giving the Mad Dogs the win and a .500 record.
WINNIPEG 25, Saskatchewan 24 (24698) - The Bombers prevailed with QB Kevin McDougal leading a fourth-quarter charge to erase a 24-15 deficit. Troy Westwood nailed a 27-yard field goal with 63 seconds remaining.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary    10  1 0 418 220 20 Winnipeg    4  7 0 203 389  8
British Col 8  3 0 335 247 16 Saskatch    3  8 0 249 274  6
Hamilton    7  4 0 303 297 14 Toronto     2  9 0 214 314  4
Edmonton    7  5 0 359 246 14 Ottawa      2 10 0 225 482  4
SOUTH DIVISION
Baltimore   9  3 0 366 226 18 Memphis     6  6 0 201 235 12
Birmingham  6  5 0 328 312 12 Shreveport  4  8 0 316 336  8
San Antonio 6  5 0 340 279 12
WEEK TWELVE
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15
Baltimore 24, SHREVEPORT 17 (12455) - Tracy Ham completed 16 passes for 269 yards and ran for 57 yards to lead the Stallions, while Brian White ran back a blocked punt 20 yards for a TD and Carlos Huerta made three FGs.
EDMONTON 64, Winnipeg 10 (27718) - Eric Blount scored an Edmonton-record five TDs. The 54-point margin is the worst loss in Bombers' history, and the 64 points were the most ever scored by an Eskimos' team.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16
SAN ANTONIO 42, Toronto 21 (16028) - Toronto committed eight turnovers, while the game was all but over by the end of a bizarre first quarter. With 10:44 elapsed, San Antonio led 22-0 — and had one first down.
BRITISH COL 49, Hamilton 14 (25432) - Lions RB Cory Philpot returned the opening KO 94 yards for a score, and went on to run for 134 yards and two TDs and caught a 70-yard TD pass from Danny McManus.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 17
BIRMINGHAM 40, Ottawa 9 (12289) - Anthony Drawhorn intercepted three Andre Ware passes and two set up Birmingham scores, the first of six Luis Zendejas FGs early in the game, and a 37-yard Matt Dunigan TD pass.
SASKATCHEWAN 34, Memphis 32 (27787) - Riders WR Don Narcisse broke a 14-year-old CFL record with a reception in his 138th consecutive game.
NORTH DIVISION
Calgary    10  1 0 418 220 20 Winnipeg    4  8 0 213 453  8
British Col 9  3 0 384 261 18 Saskatch    4  8 0 283 306  8
Edmonton    8  5 0 423 256 16 Toronto     2 10 0 235 356  4
Hamilton    7  5 0 317 346 14 Ottawa      2 11 0 234 522  4
SOUTH DIVISION
Baltimore  10  3 0 390 243 20 Memphis     6  7 0 233 269 12
Birmingham  7  5 0 368 321 14 Shreveport  4  9 0 333 360  8
San Antonio 7  5 0 382 300 14
WEEK THIRTEEN
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 19
CALGARY 43, Winnipeg 28 (21734) - The Stamps busted out to a 24-0 lead and put the game out of reach when Marvin Coleman picked up a fumbled snap on a FG attempt and ran 108 yards for a Calgary TD.
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22
Edmonton 33, BRIT COL 18 (32837) - Kerwin Bell threw two TD passes to Shalon Baker in a 4:37 span of the second quarter leading Edmonton to the 
win. B.C. was penalized 16 times for 133 yards in the loss.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 23
BALTIMORE 42, Shreveport 32 (27321) - Tracy Ham threw a pair of second-quarter TD passes to Chris Armstrong and the Stallions, who have won six straight, became the second  team to clinch a playoff berth.
SAN ANTONIO 45, Hamilton 7 (14614) - Tommie Smith ran an interception back 44 yards for a TD and four other interceptions set up three more scores for the Texans. LB Maurice Miller returned a fumble 32 yards for a TD.
Saskatchewan 23, TORONTO 20 (14665) - Saskatchewan QB Warren Jones plowed over the Argo goal line from one-yard out to put the 'Riders in front for the final time and essentially end the Argo playoff hopes.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 24
Calgary 43, WINNIPEG 39 (24598) - Tony Stewart scored on an 8-yard run with 3:36 to go to give Calgary the win. Jeff Garcia finished 28-for-41 for 415 yards, while Bombers QB Reggie Slack threw three TD passes in the third.
MEMPHIS 28, Birmingham 19 (7830) - Damon Allen threw a TD pass and Gary Anderson scored on a short run to lead the Mad Dogs, while Nick Mystrom added four field goals.
NORTH DIVISION
Y-Calgary  12  1 0 504 287 24 Saskatch    5  8 0 306 326 10
British Col 9  4 0 402 294 18 Winnipeg    4 10 0 280 539  8
Edmonton    9  5 0 456 274 18 Toronto     2 11 0 255 379  4
Hamilton    7  6 0 324 391 14 Ottawa      2 11 0 234 522  4
SOUTH DIVISION
Y-Baltimore11  3 0 432 275 22 Memphis     7  7 0 261 288 14
San Antonio 8  5 0 427 307 16 Shreveport  4 10 0 365 402  8
Birmingham  7  6 0 387 349 14 Y-Clinched playoff berth
WEEK FOURTEEN
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29
Winnipeg 24, HAMILTON 20 (20727) - The Bombers had essentially putthe Tiger-Cats to bed, bursting out to a 24-1 advantage before nearly losing the game and ending their seven-game road losing skid.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30
San Antonio 49, OTTAWA 14 (19957) - David Archer threw four TD passes as the Texans extended their winning streak to five games. It was the seventh straight defeat for Ottawa before a season-low crowd.
CALGARY 26, Toronto 19 (22570) - Jeff Garcia threw one TD pass and ran for two and WR Allen Pitts recorded his record- tying 41st 100-yard game for Calgary. Jimmy Cunningham returned a punt 108 yards for an Argo TD.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 1
Baltimore 28, SASKATCHEWAN 24 (30738) - Saskatchewan, fighting for the playoffs, led 16-15 going into the fourth, but Baltimore QB Tracy Ham scored the game-winning TD on a spectacular 45-yard run.
BIRMINGHAM 34, Shreveport 20 (6317) - Shreveport struck on the opening
KO when Freeman Baysinger went 86 yards for a TD. The 'Cudas trailed at halftime 10-7 but awoke in the second half to rally for the win.
EDMONTON 39, Brit Col 36 (OT) (30046) - Edmonton trailed the Lions 29-
22 with 28 seconds to go, but a last-ditch scoring drive sent the gameit into extra time.
NORTH DIVISION
Y-Calgary  13  1 0 530 306 26 Saskatch    5  9 0 330 354 10
Y-Edmonton 10  5 0 495 310 20 Winnipeg    5 10 0 304 559 10
Y-Brit Col  9  5 0 438 333 18 Toronto     2 12 0 274 405  4
Hamilton    7  7 0 344 415 14 Ottawa      2 12 0 248 571  4
SOUTH DIVISION
Y-Baltimore12  3 0 460 299 24 Memphis     7  7 0 261 288 14
San Antonio 9  5 0 476 321 18 Shreveport  4 11 0 385 436  8
Birmingham  8  6 0 421 369 16 Y-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK FIFTEEN
SATURDAY OCTOBER 7
BALTIMORE 29, Saskatchewan 27 (31421) - Carlos Huerta's 21-yard FG with five seconds to go earned the Stallions the win. Huerta's heroics capped a wild second half which saw Baltimore rally from a 17-7 halftime deficit.
SHREVEPORT 26, Hamilton 14 (12619) - Billy Joe Tolliver threw two TD passes and Bjorn Nittmo kicked four FGs as the Pirates downed the Ti-Cats who remained in fourth in the North.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 8
MEMPHIS 26, Ottawa 7 (12437) - Mad Dogs K Nick Mystrom hit on all six FG attempts, including a 51-yarder, while QB Damon Allen hit on 18-of-25 pass attempts for 218 yards and one touchdown.
BIRMINGHAM 38, San Antonio 28 (6859) - Cudas QB Matt Dunigan threw two TD passes and scored on a 17- yard run in the fourth quarter. San Antonio's David Archer threw a 25-yard TD pass to Mike Saunders with 2:38 to go.
MONDAY OCTOBER 9
Calgary 41, BRITISH COL 27 (32907) - Calgary QB Jeff Garcia ran 15 yards for a TD on a draw in the fourth to break a 20-20 deadlock, then added TD passes of six yards to Vince Danielson and 41 yards to Terry Vaughn.
TORONTO 31, Winnipeg 20 (14507) - The Argos turned two Winnipeg
fumbles into 14 points and snapped their 8-game losing streak. Pinball Clemeons caught 13 passes for 96 yards and a TD and ran for two more.
NORTH DIVISION
X-Calgary  14  1 0 571 333 28 Saskatch    5 10 0 357 383 10
Y-Edmonton 10  5 0 495 310 20 Winnipeg    5 11 0 324 590 10
Y-Brit Col  9  6 0 465 374 18 Toronto     3 12 0 305 425  6
Hamilton    7  8 0 358 441 14 Ottawa      2 13 0 255 597  4
SOUTH DIVISION
X-Baltimore13  3 0 489 326 26 Memphis     8  7 0 287 295 16
San Antonio 9  6 0 504 359 18 Shreveport  5 11 0 411 450 10
Birmingham  9  6 0 459 397 18
X-Clinched Division Title     Y-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK SIXTEEN
THURSDAY OCTOBER 12
SAN ANTONIO 43, Ottawa 30 (10027) - Texans QB Dave Archer matched his season high by throwing four TD passes. RB Mike Saunders caught two TD passes and ran for another, as the Texans led 43-7 heading into the fourth.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 13
Birmingham 29, SHREVEPORT 28 (21117) - Barracudas K Luis Zendejas kicked a 42-yard FG as time expired, which was the third lead change in the final two minutes of play. Shreveport's Bjorn Nittmo made seven FGs.
EDMONTON 34, Memphis 17 (30111) - Eric Blount caught TD passes of 28 and 19 yards from Kerwin Bell, and rushed for a 13-yard score as the Eskimos clinched second place in the North.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 14
SASKATCHEWAN 25, Calgary 20 (55438) - Saskatchewan took a 12-6 lead into halftime, after Don Narcisse scored the only TD of the first 30 minutes on
a short pass from QB Warren Jones, and went on to shock the Stampeders.
WINNIPEG 44, Toronto 30 (21076) - Toronto trailed 24-0 at the half, then rallied, and not until running back Matt Pearce's 44-yard run with 22 seconds remaining could the Bombers rest easy.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 15
HAMILTON 43, Brit Col 14 (23112) - RB Kalen Hall scored a club-record tying
four TDs as the Tiger-Cats clinched a playoff spot. Hamilton put the game away with the wind in the third, outscoring B.C. 11-0 for a 36-7 lead.
NORTH DIVISION
X-Calgary  14  2 0 591 358 28 Saskatch    6 10 0 382 403 12
Y-Edmonton 11  5 0 529 327 22 Winnipeg    6 11 0 368 620 12
Y-Brit Col  9  7 0 479 417 18 Toronto     3 13 0 335 469  6
Y-Hamilton  8  8 0 401 455 16 Ottawa      2 14 0 285 640  4
SOUTH DIVISION
X-Baltimore13  3 0 489 326 26 Memphis     8  8 0 304 329 16
S.Antonio  10  6 0 547 389 20 Shreveport  5 12 0 439 479 10
Birmingham 10  6 0 488 425 20
X-Clinched Division Title     Y-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK SEVENTEEN
THURSDAY OCTOBER 19
Edmonton 45, BIRMINGHAM 18 (8910) - The Barracudas lost the game and QB Matt Dunigan for the year. Birmingham outgained Edmonton 457-365, but could score just one TD after Dunigan's injury.
SAN ANTONIO 35, Shreveport 26 (14437) - QB Dave Archer led San Antonio's victory by tossing three TD passes. Archer hit 20 of 29 passes for 346 yards to key the win and clinch a playoff berth.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 20
Memphis 28, TORONTO 10 (14122) - Mike Morrealle and Tommy Henry muffed a reverse on the second-half kickoff. Memphis recovered the fumble
that led to a field goal and a 20-0 advantage.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 21
OTTAWA 30, Hamilton 9 (17160) - Ottawa native Ken Evraire blocked a Hamilton punt and recovered the ball for a 27-yard TD as the Riders ended a
nine-game losing streak. Ottawa added 13 points in the final four minutes.
BALTIMORE 28, Bri Columbia 26 (33228) - Carlos Huerta's fourth FG of the game, a 20-yarder with 11 seconds remaining, lifted the Stallions to their ninth consecutive win over the slumping Lions.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 22
CALGARY 18, Saskatchewan 15 (33258) - Mark McLoughlin kicked six FGs, including a 25-yarder with just 39 seconds remaining. It was the first time since Oct. 22,1988 that Calgary failed to score a TD in a game.
NORTH DIVISION
X-Calgary  15  2 0 609 373 30 Saskatch    6 11 0 397 421 12
Y-Edmonton 12  5 0 574 345 24 Winnipeg    6 11 0 368 620 12
Y-Brit Col  9  8 0 505 445 18 Toronto     3 14 0 345 497  6
Y-Hamilton  8  9 0 410 485 16 Ottawa      3 14 0 315 649  6
SOUTH DIVISION
X-Balt     14  3 0 517 352 28 Memphis     9  8 0 332 339 18
Y-San Ant  11  6 0 582 415 22 Shreveport  5 13 0 465 514 10
Birmingham 10  7 0 506 470 20
X-Clinched Division Title     Y-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK EIGHTEEN
THURSDAY OCTOBER 26
Edmonton 25, MEMPHIS 14 (12078) - A total of 12,078 tickets were sold but just 7,336 showed up to see RB Eddie Brown hit Jim Sandusky on a 78-yard option pass, ending the Mad Dogs' hopes for a playoff berth.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 27
TORONTO 31, Calgary 22 (23196) - Argos QB Kent Austin completed 26 of 35 passes for 394 yards and a pair of TDs. The latter was a 42-yard strike to Paul Masotti to close the scoring with just under two minutes to play.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 28
BRIT COL 30, Saskatchewan 25 (27464) - The Lions relied on three timely interceptions in the fourth to end a frustrating five-game losing streak. Saskatchewan needed to beat the Lions to ensure a post-season berth.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 22
BALTIMORE 24, Hamilton 17 (29310) - Stallions coach Don Matthews took the opportunity to rest star RB Mike Pringle and give rookie Louis Fite a chance to play. Fite responded by rushing for 85 yards and one touchdown
WINNIPEG 36, Ottawa 33 (27022) - Troy Westwood made a 12-yard FG with 25 seconds to play to give the Blue Bombers the win and and a berth in the CFL playoffs for the 16th consecutive season.
SAN ANTONIO 48, Birmingham 42 (19025) - David Archer threw for 427 yards and two TDs as the Texans claimed a home playoff game and rematch with Birmingham. Archer also had a TD run.
NORTH DIVISION
X-Calgary  15  3 0 631 404 30 Y-Winnipeg  7 11 0 404 653 14
Y-Edmonton 13  5 0 599 359 26 Saskatch    6 12 0 422 451 12
Y-Brit Col 10  8 0 535 470 20 Toronto     4 14 0 376 519  8
Y-Hamilton  8 10 0 427 509 16 Ottawa      3 15 0 348 685  6
SOUTH DIVISION
X-Balt     15  3 0 541 369 30 Memphis     9  9 0 346 364 18
Y-San Ant  12  6 0 630 457 24 Shreveport  5 13 0 465 514 10
Y-Birming  10  8 0 548 518 20
X-Clinched Division Title     Y-Clinched Playoff Berth

DIVISION SEMI-FINALS
November 4 - BALTIMORE (15-3) 36, Winnipeg (7-11) 21 (21040) - Mike Pringle ran for 211 yards and two TDs, and the Stallions reeled off 25 consecutive points en route to their 11th victory in a row, under the shadow of the NFL Browns announcing their move to the city in 1996.
Nov 4 - CALGARY (15-3) 30, Hamilton (8-10) 13 (16026) - DB Marvin Coleman returned two interceptions for TDs, a playoff record, as the Stampeders overcame some first-half sloppiness to defeat the Tiger-Cats. QB Doug Flutie threw four first-half interceptions and coughed up a fumble.
Nov 5 - SAN ANTONIO (12-6) 52, Birmingham (10-8) 9 (13031) - The Texans intercepted Kelvin Simmons four times and scored 31 points off turnovers en route to the win. David Archer took care of the defence, as he  threw four TD passes, three coming in the first half — and rushed for another.
Nov 5 - EDMONTON (13-5) 26, British Columbia (10-8) 15 (28817) - K Sean Fleming was perfect, nailing six of six FG attempts to lift Edmonton to the win. Fleming, who tied a playoff record, has struggled at Commonwealth Stadium in the past five games as he made just eight of 17 FGA.

DIVISION FINALS
Nov 12 - BALTIMORE (16-3) 21, San Antonio (13-6) 11 (30217) - Carlos Huerta kicked a CFL playoff record seven FGs to lead the Stallions back to the Grey Cup. The Stallions' offence was led by running back Mike Pringle, who rushed for 136 yards on 24 carries.
Nov 12 - CALGARY (16-3) 37, Edmonton (14-5) 4 (30894) - Calgary QB Doug Flutie played like a man possessed, completing 21 of 30 passes for 261 yards and a five-yard TD pass to Dave Sapunjis as Calgary rolled to 419 yards total offence. Mark McLoughlin kicked five field goals.


1995 Grey Cup (November 19 at Regina - 52,064)
BALTIMORE STALLIONS (17-3) 36, CALGARY STAMPEDERS (17-3) 20 - The winds were particularly strong and gusted up to 85 km/h during the game.  The Stallions opened the game with a record 82-yard punt return by Chris Wright just 2:20 into the game. Calgary responded scoring the next 13 points. Baltimore responded with four consecutive scores including three Carlos Huerta FGs against the wind, the longest from a record 53 yards. O. J. Brigance blocked a Tony Martino punt with just under eight minutes to go in the half which was scooped up by Alvin Walton at the five. He dove over for Baltimore's lone TD of the half. In the third quarter after a Baltimore single, Doug Flutie scored a TD on a one-yard plunge but it was the last scoring for Calgary. Stallions QB Tracy Ham responded with a touchdown of his own and Huerta kicked two field goals to round out Baltimore's scoring, as they became the first United States-based team to win the CFL title.