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1971

WEEK ONE
TUESDAY JULY 27
Saskatchewan 14, BRIT COLUMBIA 10 (30,492) - George Reed and Steve Molnar each scored TDs for Saskatchewan. Jim Evenson picked up the
Lions only TD, late in the game, but Ted Gerela missed two FGs
OTTAWA 22, Edmonton 11 (19,959) - The Ottawa fans were thrilled by an 84-yard TD from DB Al Marcelin in the third quarter, and a 52-yard TD pass from Gary Wood to Dennis Duncan to start the second quarter
WEDNESDAY JULY 28
TORONTO 21, Winnipeg 20 (33,135) - Don Jonas was the best football
player of the night. Besides completing 22 of 40 for 301 yards, the Winnipeg QB ran for a TD and kicked two FGs, but the Bombers lost on late single
THURSDAY JULY 29
HAMILTON 17, Edmonton 15 (22,786) - QB Wally Gabler came on in relief with 2:03 left in the game and steered Hamilton to the win, throwing a 17-yard TD strike to Dave Fleming with just five seconds left
FRIDAY JULY 30
Calgary 21, SASKATCHEWAN 0 (16,000) - John Senst caught a 27-yard TD from from Jerry Keeling to start the scoring. Keeling tossed a 4-yard TD to Herm Harrison, and Hugh McKinnis sped 89 yards to paydirt in the third
MONDAY AUGUST 2
Ottawa 28, WINNIPEG 22 (21,851) - Barry Ardern picked off a Don Jonas pass and ran for an Ottawa TD in the fourth as the Riders scored twice in less than one minute, breaking a second-half pattern of defensive football
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     1  0 0  21   0  2 Ottawa      2  0 0  50  33  4
Saskatch    1  1 0  14  31  2 Hamilton    1  0 0  17  15  2
British Col 0  1 0  10  14  0 Toronto     1  0 0  21  20  2
Edmonton    0  2 0  26  39  0 Montreal    0  0 0   0   0  0
Winnipeg    0  2 0  42  49  0
WEEK TWO
TUESDAY AUGUST 3
MONTREAL 29, Saskatchewan 16 (18,385) - Rookie QB Jim Chasey fired two first-half TD passes to lead Montreal. Chasey fired a 28-yard TD and a 6-yard TD toss to Bruce Van Ness, both in the second quarter
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 4
EDMONTON 20, British Col 19 (19,816) - Dave Cutler kicked a 39-yard FG with 35 seconds left to give Edmonton the win. The winning kick was set up
by the defense which held B.C. on a third-down gamble on its own 35
CALGARY 9, Ottawa 8 (22,251) - Bill Van Burkleo's 37-yard single with 49 seconds gave the Stamps the win. HB Frank Andruski set up the winning point when he intercepted a pass by QB Rick Cassata on Calgary's 52
FRIDAY AUGUST 6
TORONTO 22, Saskatchewan 17 (33,165) - Argo coach Leo Cahill alternated QBs Joe Theismann and Greg Barton, while Rider RB George Reed became only the second player in CFL history to surpass the 10,000-yard mark
MONDAY AUGUST 9
British Columbia 29, WINNIPEG 16 (19,981) - The Lions scored 17 points in the first quarter. Lion K Ken Phillips kicked five FGs and two XPs
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     2  0 0  30   8  4 Ottawa      2  1 0  58  42  4
Edmonton    1  2 0  46  58  2 Toronto     2  0 0  43  37  4
British Col 1  2 0  58  50  2 Hamilton    1  0 0  17  15  2
Saskatch    1  3 0  47  82  2 Montreal    1  0 0  29  16  2
Winnipeg    0  3 0  58  78  0
WEEK THREE
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 11
Calgary 31, EDMONTON 1 (23,049) - Four interceptions, a fumble and a misjudged punt gave Calgary TDs by Hugh McKinnis, Jerry Keeling and Jesse Mims. Larry Robinson kicked three FGs, three converts and a single
Haimlton 20, OTTAWA 17 (26,385) - Tommy Joe Coffey's second FG of the
night provided the winning points as the tightly-contested game ended with fistfights among the players at the final gun
THURSDAY AUGUST 12
Toronto 26, MONTREAL 14 (29,609) - Rookie QB Joe Theismann raced 84 yards for a TD to lead the 3-0 Argos. He also threw a 94-yard TD to Dave Cranmer. The Argos also got a TD run of 81 yards from RB Leon McQuay
FRIDAY AUGUST 13
Winnipeg 32, SASKATCHEWAN 22 (14,358) - Winnipeg, behind QBs Don Jonas and Benji Dial, ended a 5-year winless streak at Taylor Field. Before leaving the game late in the second period, Jonas threw for 262 yards
MONDAY AUGUST 16
CALGARY 36, Winnipeg 12 (23,446) - Jerry Keeling threw three TD passes, including a 35-yarder to Jesse Mims which erased a 3-0 deficit early in the first quarter, as the Stamps won their fourth in a row
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     4  0 0  97  21  8 Toronto     3  0 0  69  51  6
British Col 1  2 0  58  50  2 Hamilton    2  0 0  37  32  4
Edmonton    1  3 0  47  89  2 Ottawa      2  2 0  75  62  4
Saskatch    1  4 0  69 114  2 Montreal    1  1 0  43  42  2
Winnipeg    1  4 0 102 136  2
WEEK FOUR
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 18
BRITISH COLUMBIA 11, Edmonton 1 (32,454) - K Ken Phillips scored five of the B.C. points on a FG, a single and a convert on a TD pass from Paul Brothers to Lefty Henderickson
THURSDAY AUGUST 19
Saskatchewan 31, WINNIPEG 25 (20,980) - George Reed scored the winning TD from 3 yards out with 17 seconds left as the Roughies scored 14 points in the fourth quarter. Bomber RB Mack Herron ran for 107 yards
TORONTO 30, Ottawa 28 (33,135) - QB Gary Wood came off the Ottawa bench to lead the Riders to a 21-point fourth quarter that almost won the game. Bill Symons, Dave Cranmer and Leon McQuay scored the Argo TDs
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     4  0 0  97  21  8 Toronto     4  0 0  99  79  8
British Col 2  2 0  69  51  4 Hamilton    2  0 0  37  32  4
Saskatch    2  4 0 100 139  4 Ottawa      2  3 0 103  92  4
Edmonton    1  4 0  48 100  2 Montreal    1  1 0  43  42  2
Winnipeg    1  5 0 127 167  2
WEEK FIVE
TUESDAY AUGUST 24
CALGARY 32, British Columbia 1 (23,616) - After a scoreless first quarter, Hugh McKinnis plunged one yard for a Calgary TD less than a minute into the second quarter. He added another six points in the third quarter
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 25
Winnipeg 40, EDMONTON 31 (20,149) - Don Jonas threw four TDs and converted them, and kicked four FGs. Mack Herron caught TDs of 12 and 10 yards, Paul Williams caught a 17-yarder, and Bob LaRose a 33-yarder
Montreal 12, HAMILTON 8 (33,321) - A Gene Gaines interception of a Joe Zuger pass with less than a minute remaining snuffed out the Tiger-Cats final drive before a record Hamilton crowd
FRIDAY AUGUST 27
SASKATCHEWAN 42, Ottawa 21 (16,980) - The Roughriders caught fire to
score a resounding win, which featured George Reed tying Dick Shatto's all-time individual touchdown record of 91 TDs with three
SUNDAY AUGUST 29
BRITISH COLUMBIA 27, Toronto 24 (30,242) - HB Josh Ashton scored the go- ahead TD on a 54-yard run. Joe Theisman passed for Argonaut TDs of 20 and 13 yards as Toronto lost their first game
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     5  0 0 129  22 10 Toronto     4  1 0 123 106  8
British Col 3  3 0  97 107  6 Hamilton    2  1 0  45  44  4
Saskatch    3  4 0 142 160  6 Montreal    2  1 0  55  50  4
Winnipeg    2  5 0 167 198  4 Ottawa      2  4 0 124 134  4
Edmonton    1  5 0  79 140  2
WEEK SIX
TUESDAY AUGUST 31
MONTREAL 25, Hamilton 24 (24,401) - QB Sonny Wade fired two TD passes, a 15-yarder to Jim Foley and a 20-yarder to Garry Lefebvre. Bruce Van Ness barrelled over from the four for the third Alouette major
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1
WINNIPEG 31, Calgary 15 (22,553) - Winnipeg won their first home game since August 26, 1970, and their first since 1968 against the Stamps. Don Jonas marched the Bombers for 539 yards, 333 passing
Toronto 16, EDMONTON 15 (22,261) - Joe Theissmann threw a 12-yard TD pass to Mike Eben with 57 seconds left to lead Toronto. The  grab by Eben wrapped up a comeback that saw the Argos score 13 points in the last 2:37
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 6
CALGARY 23, Edmonton 7 (23,616) - Calgary, given 10 points from five safeties in the first quarter, won thanks to the strategy employed by Edmonton coach Ray Jauch. Eskimo K Fred Dunn gave up the safeties
OTTAWA 40, Montreal 17 (34,535) - The Tiger-Cats' offense came alive for two TDs: a 108-yard TD catch by Dave Fleming and a 1-yard run by Frank Quayle. DL Ed Chalupka picked up a fumble at the Argo 35 and scored
SASKATCHEWAN 35, British Col 14 (21,485) - Saskatchewan used seven interceptions to defeat the Lions, while QB Ron Lancaster threw three TD passes. Three of the interceptions were off backup QB Rusty Clarke
HAMILTON 30, Toronto 17 (34,535) - Hamilton picked off four of Joe Theismann's passes and also recovered three fumbles. Toronto's Leon McQuay ran for 144 yards in the losing cause
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     6  1 0 167  60 12 Toronto     5  2 0 156 151 10
Saskatch    4  4 0 177 174  8 Hamilton    3  2 0  99  86  6
British Col 3  4 0 111 142  6 Montreal    3  2 0  97 114  6
Winnipeg    3  5 0 198 213  6 Ottawa      3  4 0 164 151  6
Edmonton    1  7 0 101 179  2
WEEK SEVEN
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 11
WINNIPEG 26, Edmonton 14 (22,553) - QB Don Jonas did most of the damage as Winnipeg had its first 3-game winning streak in six years, as he had a TD, three converts, two singles and a field goal
MONTREAL 25, Ottawa 6 (24,374) - Montreal had 24 first downs during the game compared with four for Ottawa. The Als had 157 yards rushing and 223 passing and a net offence of 380 yards while Ottawa had a net offence of 96
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 12
Calgary 25, BRITISH COL 10 (30,660) - Backup QB Jim Lindsey ran for two TDs and directed a slashing Calgary ground attack. Jesse Mims scored the other TD for Calgary while Larry Robinson kicked a FG and three converts
TORONTO 23, Hamilton 14 (33,135) - WR Jim Henderson played his first game of the season and caught two TD passes to lead Toronto. Argo HB Leon McQuay galloped 64 yards in the third quarter for a touchdown
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     7  1 0 192  70 14 Toronto     6  2 0 179 165 12
Saskatch    4  4 0 177 174  8 Montreal    4  2 0 122 120  8
Winnipeg    4  5 0 224 227  8 Hamilton    3  3 0 113 109  6
British Col 3  5 0 121 167  6 Ottawa      3  5 0 170 176  6
Edmonton    1  8 0 115 205  2
WEEK EIGHT
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 15
CALGARY 20, Winnipeg 7 (23,616) - The Stamps tossed a stiff pass defence at Bombers' passing master Don Jonas, holding Jonas.to only 17 completions in 48 attempts for 221 yards, and intercepted six of his passes
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 18
Saskatchewan 19, EDMONTON 3 (22,474) - Edmonton gave up seven interceptions as they fell to their seventh straight loss. Dave Cutler's 29-yard FG gave Edmonton its only points, spoiling the debut of five new players
HAMILTON 10, Montreal 9 (28,871) - A late TD pass by QB Joe Zuger to HB Dave Buchanan gave Hamilton the win. Tommy-Joe Coffey, who managed a third-quarter FG, kicked the game-winning convert with 8 seconds to play
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 19
WINNIPEG 31, Brit Col 31 (T) (22,083) - Don Jonas' 28-yard FG on the final play gave Winnipeg the tie. The kick climaxed a wild afternoon that saw the lead change hands five times
Toronto 26, OTTAWA 17 (26,063) - Dick Thornton had three interceptions off Ottawa QB back Rick Cassata and ran one for a 43-yard touchdown, all in the first half
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     8  1 0 212  77 16 Toronto     7  2 0 205 182 14
Saskatch    5  4 0 196 177 10 Montreal    4  3 0 131 130  8
Winnipeg    4  6 1 262 278  9 Hamilton    4  3 0 123 118  8
British Col 3  5 1 152 198  7 Ottawa      3  6 0 187 202  6
Edmonton    1  9 0 118 224  2
WEEK NINE
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 22
MONTREAL 26, Calgary 11 (20,821) - Justin Canale contributed four FGs and converted two TDs by Terry Evanshen and Tom Pullen. Canale contributed 35 and 34-yarders in the 2nd quarter in less than two minutes
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25
BRITISH COL 25, Winnipeg 18 (28,073) - BC moved into a tie for third when a 50-yard TD pass from Don Moorhead to Larry Highbaugh gave them the win with 26 seconds before the final gun
TORONTO 18, Calgary 7 (33,135) - QB Joe Theisman threw two TD passes to Mel Profit in the third quarter. Greg Barton, the other half of Toronto's two-quarterback system, was out with a broken finger on his right hand
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 26
SASKATCHEWAN 28, Edmonton 14 (19,018) - George Reed set a career TD
mark with a game-winner in the fourth quarter, his 92nd. Ron Lancaster set a CFL record with 25,661 yards passing, 79 more than Sam Etcheverry
HAMILTON 19, Ottawa 7 (26,953) - The game erupted into a near-melee after Dave Fleming's game-clinching TD with less than five minutes to go. In Ottawa's Tom Schuette and Mike Blum of Hamilton were ejected
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     8  3 0 230 121 16 X-Toronto   8  2 0 223 189 16
Saskatch    6  4 0 224 191 12 Montreal    5  3 0 157 141 10
Winnipeg    4  7 1 280 303  9 Hamilton    5  3 0 142 125 10
British Col 4  5 1 177 216  9 Ottawa      3  7 0 194 221  6
Edmonton    1 10 0 132 252  2 X-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK TEN
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 29
EDMONTON 12, Montreal 11 (13,346) - Dave Cutler kicked a 52-yard FG with 10 seconds left to snap an Edmonton's 8-game skid, while Larry Lawrence came off the bench and threw a 51-yard TD pass to George McGowan
SATURDAY OCTOBER 2
BRITISH COL 28, Montreal 0 (25,038) - Rookie QB Don Moorhead went all the way for the Lions, running for one TD and passing for majors to Larry Highbaugh and Jim Young. Jim Evenson ran for the other TD
WINNIPEG 35, Saskatchewan 2 (20,717) - Don Jonas masterminded the
Winnipeg offensive attack and erased two club records held by ex-great Jack Jacobs, most completions and total passing yardage in a single season
SUNDAY OCTOBER 3
CALGARY 17, Hamilton 1  (23,616) - Calgary QB Jim Lindsey threw TD passes to halfback Rudy Linterman and end Herm Harrison, as the Stamps clinched a playoff berth
Toronto 12, OTTAWA 3 (21,868) - Mike Eben scored the game's only TD, catching a 23-yard pass from Joe Theismann in the first quarter. Ivan MacMillan converted the major and also kicked a 38-yard FG
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
*-Calgary   9  3 0 247 122 18 *-Toronto   9  2 0 235 192 18
Saskatch    6  5 0 226 226 12 Hamilton    5  4 0 143 142 10
Winnipeg    5  7 1 315 305 11 Montreal    5  5 0 168 181 10
British Col 5  5 1 205 216 11 Ottawa      3  8 0 197 233  6
Edmonton    2 10 0 144 263  4 *-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK ELEVEN
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6
SASKATCHEWAN 28, Hamilton 20 (13,914) - Ron Lancaster threw two TD passes to tie a CFL record. The TDs gave Lancaster a career total of 185 tying Russ Jackson. He also broke the completions record of 1,630
SATURDAY OCTOBER 9
OTTAWA 45, British Columbia 21 (14,788) - Bob Houmard and Dennis Duncan picked up 215 of the Riders' 240 rushing yards. Duncan rambled for 135 and Houmard for 80 in his first game since coming from Edmonton
SUNDAY OCTOBER 10
EDMONTON 22, Winnipeg 14 (18,762) - Winnipeg's playof hopes were damaged, despite Don Jonas' efforts. He had 24 completions in 36 attempts and produced 320 yards
Toronto 32, MONTREAL 5 (22,470) - Joe Theisman passed for two TDs as the Argos clinched the East. He threw a 77-yard TD pass to Mike Eben with the game just a minute old, then connected on a 34-yarder to Harry Abofs
MONDAY OCTOBER 11
Saskatchewan 24, CALGARY 17 ( ) - Ron Lancaster threw two TD passes,
giving him a career total of 187 and broke the record set by Russ Jackson in 12 season with Ottawa
HAMILTON 36, British Col 3 (25,997) - Tommy Joe Coffey led the assault on the Lions, scoring a TD, kicking a FG, a single and four converts. DE John Baker, DB John Williams and FL Lewis Porter contributed the other TDs
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
X-Calgary   9  4 0 264 146 18 Z-Toronto  10  2 0 267 197 20
X-Saskatch  8  5 0 278 263 16 Hamilton    6  5 0 199 173 12
British Col 5  7 1 229 297 11 Montreal    5  6 0 173 213 10
Winnipeg    5  8 1 329 327 11 Ottawa      4  8 0 242 254  8
Edmonton    3 10 0 166 277  6
Z-Clinched Conference title   X-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK TWELVE
SATURDAY OCTOBER 16
Edmonton 9, BRITISH COLUMBIA 4 (27,297) - QB Bruce Lemmerman ran for the major from the 1-yard line in the final quarter for the win. K Dave Cutler got Edmonton's other points with a convert and two singles on FG attempts
SUNDAY OCTOBER 17
WINNIPEG 18, Hamilton 4 (20,345) - Winnipeg exploded for two third-quarter TDs to defeat and move into third. The 20,345 fans pushed the Winnipeg season attendance to 169,388, eclipsing the record of 153,789 set in 1965
Montreal 28, TORONTO 7 (33,135) - LB Mark Kosmos returned a Greg Barton pass 51 yards for one TD and LB Mike Widger went 33 yards with a
Bill Symons fumble for another to keep the Al's playoff hope alive
SASKATCHEWAN 7, Calgary 7 (T) ( ) - Gerry Shaw caught a deflected TD pass with four seconds left and Larry Robinson converted for the tie, which preserved Calgary's mark of being unbeaten in Taylor Field since 1969
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
X-Calgary   9  4 1 271 153 19 Z-Toronto  10  3 0 274 225 20
X-Saskatch  8  5 1 285 270 17 Hamilton    6  6 0 203 191 12
Winnipeg    6  8 1 347 331 13 Montreal    6  6 0 201 220 12
British Col 5  8 1 233 306 11 Ottawa      4  8 0 242 254  8
Edmonton    4 10 0 175 281  8
Z-Clinched Conference title   X-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK THIRTEEN
SATURDAY OCTOBER 23
Edmonton 34, CALGARY 12 ( ) - QB Bruce Lemmerman threw two TD passes and helped set up another, and scored one himself on a 3-yard run as the Eskimos pulled up the upset
Ottawa 40, HAMILTON 16 (21,700) - Ottawa survived a first-half case of fumbles to turn back Hamilton. Ottawa K Gerry Organ led the assault, kicking four FGs and four converts as the Riders overcame a 16-6 half-time deficit
SUNDAY OCTOBER 24
SASKATCHEWAN 50, Brit Col 18 (13,801) - Ron Lancaster threw four TD passes and backup Bubba Wyche threw another  to kill the Lions' playoff hopes. George Reed set the CFL career rushing mark of 10,909 yards
Winnipeg 19, MONTREAL 18 (19,312) - A 13-yard FG by Don Jonas midway through the fourth quarter gave Winnipeg the third and final playoff spot in the Western Conference, their first playoff berth since 1966
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
X-Calgary   9  5 1 283 187 19 Z-Toronto  10  3 0 274 225 20
X-Saskatch  9  5 1 335 288 19 Hamilton    6  7 0 219 231 12
X-Winnipeg  7  8 1 366 349 15 Montreal    6  7 0 219 239 12
British Col 5  9 1 251 356 11 Ottawa      5  8 0 282 270 10
Edmonton    5 10 0 209 293 10
Z-Clinched Conference title   X-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK FOURTEEN
SATURDAY OCTOBER 30
BRITISH COL 31, Calgary 7 ( ) - Rookie QB Don Moorhead and WR Jim Young gave the Stamps defenders fits all night, with Young grabbing TD passes of 37 and 20 yards. Larry Highbaugh also scored on a 52-yard pass
OTTAWA 9, Montreal 7 (27,137) - The defending Grey Cup champions were knocked out of the playoffs. Montreal's Justin Canale last FG attempt was wide and run out of danger by Ottawa defensive half Rod Woodward
SUNDAY OCTOBER 31
EDMONTON 28, Saskatchewan 12 (19,549) - QB Bruce Lemmerman threw a 94-yard TD, while George McGowan and Gene Foster scored the other TDs for the Eskimos, who ruined the Riders' conference title hopes
Hamilton 23, TORONTO 15 (33,135) - Little-used Ti-Cat QB John Manel stunned Toronto to take second place. DB Al Brenner and Carney Henley scored two TDs to send Hamilton into a 23-1 lead
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
X-Calgary   9  6 1 290 218 19 Z-Toronto  10  4 0 289 248 20
X-Saskatch  9  6 1 347 316 19 X-Hamilton  7  7 0 242 246 14
X-Winnipeg  7  8 1 366 349 15 X-Ottawa    6  8 0 291 277 12
British Col 6  9 1 282 363 13 Montreal    6  8 0 226 248 12
Edmonton    6 10 0 237 305 12
Z-Clinched Conference title   X-Clinched Playoff Berth
WESTERN SEMI-FINALS
Sat Nov 6 - SASKATCHEWAN 34, Winnipeg 23 (14,488) - Rider QB Ron Lancaster completed 15 of 19 passes for 208 yards and three TDs and sent George Reed to the line 31 times for 124 yards and two touchdowns
WESTERN FINALS (Calgary wins series, 53-42)
Sat Nov 13 - CALGARY 30, Saskatchewan 21 (23,616) - Calgary came out of the fog with 20 fourth-quarter points. Reggie Holmes, an NFL reject playing his second Stamps game, intercepted a pass and ran 75 yards for a TD
Wed Nov 17 - Calgary 23, SASKATCHEWAN 21 (14,582) - Calgary advanced to the Grey Cup in sweeping the series. A strong running game, led by Jesse Mims, Rudy Linterman and Hugh McKinnis led the Stamps
EASTERN SEMI-FINAL
Sun Nov 7 - HAMILTON 23, Ottawa 4 (26,741) - Hamilton, bolstered by Dave
Buchanan's two TDs on passes of 14 and 43 yards from Wally Gabler, rolled. Tommy Joe Coffey kicked two FGs, two converts and a single

EASTERN FINALS (Toronto wins series, 40-25)
Sun Nov 14 - Toronto 23, HAMILTON 8 (33,392) - Ivan Macmillan, who converted both Toronto TDs, added FGs of 29 and 41 yards to lead the offense with eight points. Jim Henderson and Bill Symons provided the TDs
Sat Nov 20 - TORONTO 17, Hamilton 17 (33,135) - The Argos qualified for their first Grey Cup since 1952 with the tie. QB Joe Theismann passed for one TD to Mel Profit and Bill Symonds smashed 12 yards for another
1971 GREY CUP GAME AT VANCOUVER (Sunday, November 28 - 34,404)
CALGARY STAMPEDERS 14, TORONTO ARGONAUTS 11 - The Stampeders won the title for the first time since 1948 in the first Grey Cup played on artificial turf. Toronto threatened to pull out the victory in the final minutes when Dick Thornton returned an interception 54 yards to the Calgary 11. But two plays later, Leon McQuay fumbled and Calgary CB Frank Andrusky recovered on the seven. Toronto still had a chance with 1:53 left, but PR Harry Abofs, in an effort to capture the wet ball, accidentally kicked it out of bounds. Under CFL rules, Calgary resumed possession