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1972

WEEK ONE
MONDAY JULY 31
HAMILTON 20, Saskatchewan 17 (26,497) - Hamilton, beaten three times in pre-season on last-minute oppositions scores, turned around with their own late rally , as Ian Sunter's 38-yard FG with 37 seconds left broke a 17-17 tie
TUESDAY AUGUST 1
EDMONTON 34, British Columbia 22 (19,844) - Edmonton carved out a 20-point lead in the first half, fumbled most of it away, then scored a last-minute
touchdown on a pass interception by Ron Forwick with 16 seconds left
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2
CALGARY 31, Winnipeg 7 (22,386) - Calgary's Larry Robinson showed why he is the all-time WFC scoring leader, with 18 points. The DB scored a TD on an interception, kicked two FGs, picked up three singles and three converts
OTTAWA 22, Saskatchewan 7 (21,662) - Gerry Organ delighted the rain-drenched fans by leading Ottawa with 10 points on two FGs, two converts and two singles. FL Bill Cooper and QB Rick Cassata scored TDs for Ottawa
THURSDAY AUGUST 3
Montreal 19, TORONTO 8 (33,135) - The Argonauts lost their opening game and QB Joe Theismann, who suffered what was apparently a fractured right leg. Theismann gave Toronto a 7-0 first-quarter lead on a seven-yard run
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Edmonton    1  0 0  34  22  2 Ottawa      1  0 0  22   7  2
Calgary     1  0 0  31   7  2 Montreal    1  0 0  19   8  2
Winnipeg    0  1 0   7  31  0 Hamilton    1  0 0  20  17  2
British Col 0  1 0  22  34  0 Toronto     0  1 0   8  19  0
Saskatch    0  2 0  24  42  0
WEEK TWO
TUESDAY AUGUST 8
WINNIPEG 41, Calgary 14 (25,210) - Winnipeg, paced by a three TD performance by Mack Herron, defeated Calgary. The Bombers, seeking revenge, erupted for 24 points in the first quarter and never looked back
BRIT COLUMBIA 19, Hamilton 17 (26,488) - Ted Gerela's 10-yard FG on
the last play of the game gave British Columbia the win. B.C. charged back with the FG after completing a 100-yard drive with only 2:02 remaining
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9
SASKATCHEWAN 15, Toronto 6 (15,771) - Early pushes in Ihe second and fourth quarters gave Saskatchewan two TDs and the win, which left the Argos in the ignominious position of being the only winless club in the league
THURSDAY AUGUST 10
Ottawa 28, MONTREAL 19 (16,649) - Ottawa rode Gerry Organ's four FGs, two converts and single to a 25-0 halftime lead and then held off a furious rally by Montreal to win
FRIDAY AUGUST 11
EDMONTON 30, Hamilton 27 (21,363) - Edmonton stunned Hamilton with an unbelievable fourth-quarter comeback, highlighted by two TDs in the last three minutes of play, and are off to their best start since 1965
MONDAY AUGUST 14
CALGARY 19, British Columbia 14 (22,611) - QB Jerry Keeling and his defensive mates snared the starring roles as Calgary outlasted the Lions. Keeling combined with Gerry Shaw for two touchdowns in the first half
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Edmonton    2  0 0  64  49  4 Ottawa      2  0 0  50  26  4
Calgary     2  1 0  64  62  4 Montreal    1  1 0  38  36  2
Winnipeg    1  1 0  48  45  2 Hamilton    1  2 0  64  66  2
British Col 1  2 0  55  70  2 Toronto     0  2 0  14  34  0
Saskatch    1  2 0  39  48  2
WEEK THREE
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 16
EDMONTON 31, Saskatchewan 29 (17516) - The Riders held a 14-0 first quarter lead, but he Eskimos came on strong. With  one minute left, Saskatchewan's Bobby Thompson fumbled short of the end zone.
OTTAWA 14, Toronto 8 (33135) - Ottawa turned a 41-yard pass interception by DB Dick Adams early in the third into a win. The Riders needed a last minute goal-line stand to preserve their unbeaten record.
THURSDAY AUGUST 17
Winnipeg 39, BRITISH COLUMBIA 7 - Winnipeg amassed 569 yards offensively, 325 yards through the air, while B.C. could manage only 210 yards, 170 of them on passes. The Bombers led 27-0 at the half.
SATURDAY AUGUST 19
Montreal 25, HAMILTON 23 (32417) - A blocked conversion attempt by Dick Harris with 45 seconds remaining earned the Als a second victory in three games and the third consecutive loss after an opening triumph for Hamilton.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Edmonton    3  0 0  95  78  6 Ottawa      3  0 0  64  34  6
Calgary     2  1 0  64  62  4 Montreal    2  1 0  63  59  4
Winnipeg    2  1 0  87  52  4 Hamilton    1  3 0  87  91  2
British Col 1  3 0  62 109  2 Toronto     0  3 0  22  48  0
Saskatch    1  3 0  68  79  2
WEEK FOUR
TUESDAY AUGUST 22
Saskatchewan 12, CALGARY 10 (23,616) - A 34-yard FG by Jack Abendschan with 11 seconds left gave Saskatchewan the win, after it appeared the Stamps had the victory after a 16-yard FG by Larry Robinson
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 23
WINNIPEG 21, Toronto 19 (25,210) - With less than five minutes, FB Mack Herron capped a Winnipeg march with a 15-yard TD run, giving the Bombers
the lead for the first time in the closely-fought game
THURSDAY AUGUST 24
Hamilton 25, MONTREAL 12 (18,388) - Dave Clarke ran the opening kickoff 102 yards for a TD, as Garney Henley, on a 42-yard pass from Chuck Ealey and Tony Gabriel, on a fumble recovery, scored the other Hamilton TDs
FRIDAY AUGUST 25
EDMONTON 29, British Columbia 7 (22,641) - Tom Wilkinson, cut by the Lions in July, was impressive in confounding B.C. with a balanced ground and air attack. Wilkinson threw two TD passes as the Esks took over first
SUNDAY AUGUST 27
SASKATCHEWAN 35, Calgary 3 (18,858) - The Riders established a CFL record for yards returned on pass interceptions, picking off four for 291 yards
including two TDs. S Bruce Bennett scampered 112 yards for one of the TDs
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Edmonton    4  0 0 124  85  8 Ottawa      3  0 0  64  34  6
Winnipeg    3  1 0 108  71  6 Montreal    2  2 0  75  84  4
Saskatch    3  3 0 115  92  6 Hamilton    2  3 0 112 103  4
Calgary     2  3 0  77 109  4 Toronto     0  4 0  41  69  0
British Col 1  4 0  69 138  2
WEEK FIVE
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 30
WINNIPEG 49, Edmonton 16 (25,210) - Winnipeg, led by a 120-yard Mack Herron TD run on the opening play, moved into a tie with Edmonton. Bomber QB Don Jonas completed 12 of 20 pass attempts for 259 yards
OTTAWA 14, Toronto 13 (27,472) - Rick Cassata threw a 16-yard TD to E Hugh Oldham for the win, but it was an uphill victory for the Riders who managed only nine first downs in the game compared to 18 for the Argos
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 4
SASKATCHEWAN 32, Winnipeg 21 (21,531) - Saskatchewan gave a lesson in ball control to end the Bombers' 4-game win streak. Ron Lancaster led an 85-yard march,  using 15 plays and more than 7 minutes in the fourth
Toronto 43, MONTREAL 21 (14,594) - Wally Gabler threw four TD passes to lead Toronto to their first win of the season. Gabler was playing his second game with Toronto since being picked up from Edmonton in a trade
Edmonton 31, CALGARY 19 (23,616) - Tyrone Walls put Edmonton on the board in the first quarter when he picked up a fumble by Calgary's John Senst following a punt and ran 57 yards for a TD
HAMILTON 17, Ottawa 16 (34,772) - Ian Sunter hit a 42-yard FG with 10 seconds left to give Hamilton before a record Ivor Wynne Stadium crowd. He had previously missed FGs goals of 22, 41, 46 and 52 yards
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Edmonton    5  1 0 171 153 10 Ottawa      4  1 0  94  64  8
Winnipeg    4  2 0 178 119  8 Hamilton    3  3 0 129 119  6
Saskatch    4  3 0 147 113  8 Montreal    2  3 0  96 127  4
Calgary     2  4 0  96 140  4 Toronto     1  5 0  97 104  2
British Col 1  4 0  69 138  2
WEEK SIX
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7
WINNIPEG 42, British Columbia 7 (25,210) - Winnipeg got five TDs from RBs Ed Williams and Mack Herron to trample British Columbia. Johnny Musso got the lone Lions' major in the fourth, on a 14-yard pass from Don Bunce
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 9
OTTAWA 38, Montreal 23 (22,196) - Scoring 17 points in each of the first and fourth quarters, the Riders had an almost perfect balance for the first time, 224 rushing yards and 228 passing. Bob Houmard rushed for 103 yards
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10
EDMONTON 27, Calgary 20 (22,921) - Edmonton QB Tom Wilkinson engineered a 77-yard TD drive in the fourth for an undisputed hold of first
Hamilton 22, TORONTO 18 (33,135) - An alert Hamilton defense intercepted three Toronto passes in the fourth quarter. DT Bruce Smith started the string when he picked off a Wally Gabler pass midway through the final quarter
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Edmonton    6  1 0 198 173 12 Ottawa      5  1 0 132  87 10
Winnipeg    5  2 0 220 126 10 Hamilton    4  3 0 151 137  8
Saskatch    4  3 0 147 113  8 Montreal    2  4 0 119 165  4
Calgary     2  5 0 116 167  4 Toronto     1  6 0 115 126  2
British Col 1  5 0  76 180  2
WEEK SEVEN
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12
Saskatchewan 24, BRITISH COLUMBIA 13 (21,937) - George Reed got three TDs for the Roughriders, two of them in the final quarter, with Jack Abendschan adding a FG and three converts
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16
WINNIPEG 22, Calgary 8 (25,210) - Mack Herron. the leading rusher and scorer in the CFL, added to both his totals. The pint-sized Bomber RB scored
the first Winnipeg touchdown, his 13th of the season, and picked up 85 yards
Hamilton 30, OTTAWA 22 (25,537) - QB Chuck Ealey threw three TD passes, two to FL Garney Henley, while the Ti-Cat defense intercepted five attempted passes by Ottawa's Rick Cassata
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 17
SASKATCHEWAN 14, Edmonton 12 (21,230) - Dave Cutler missed a 20-yard FG and the opportunity to salvage a draw with seconds remaining. The Eskimos lost both their QBs, starter Tom Wilkinson and backup Dave Syme
MONTREAL 22, British Col 17 ( ) - Montreal parlayed a pass interception and a fumble into two second-half TDs and went on to defeat British Columbia. DB Al Butler ran one interception back 35 yards sideline for the first TD
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Edmonton    6  2 0 210 187 12 Ottawa      5  2 0 154 117 10
Winnipeg    6  2 0 242 134 12 Hamilton    5  3 0 181 159 10
Saskatch    6  3 0 185 138 12 Montreal    3  4 0 141 182  6
Calgary     2  6 0 124 189  4 Toronto     1  6 0 115 126  2
British Col 1  7 0 106 226  2
WEEK EIGHT
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 20
British Columbia 23, TORONTO 9 (33,135) - While the Argos helped the B.C. cause by giving up three fumbles, the Lions made some of their own luck by intercepting three passes from Argo QB Wally Gabler
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 23
Ottawa 10, EDMONTON 9 (21,652) - Dave Cutler missed a 41-yard FG attempt on the last play of the game, but Tom Wilkinson's return kick for a single was nullified by the penalty, nullifying a potential tie
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 24
Winnipeg 18, SASKATCHEWAN 16 ( ) - Saskatchewan QB Ron Lancaster left halfway through the game, and the offense stuttered behind Bubba Wyche the rest of the way as Winnipeg gained sole possession of the top
HAMILTON 41, Toronto 14 ( ) - John Williams intercepted two passes, scoring on his first with the go-ahead TD and setting up another score, as Hamilton moved back into a first-place tie
CALGARY 34, Montreal 15 (18,903) - Gerry Keeling passed for two TDs and scored one in helping Calgary end a five-game losing skid. Keeling's two passes went to Gerry Shaw, both for 18 yards
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Winnipeg    7  2 0 260 150 14 Ottawa      6  2 0 164 126 12
Edmonton    6  3 0 219 197 12 Hamilton    6  3 0 222 173 12
Saskatch    6  4 0 201 156 12 Montreal    3  5 0 156 216  6
Calgary     3  6 0 158 204  6 Toronto     1  8 0 138 190  2
British Col 2  7 0 129 235  4
WEEK NINE
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 26
Ottawa 20, BRITISH COLUMBIA 17 (22,108) - Gerry Organ kicked a 22-yard FG with four seconds left to give Ottawa a come-from-behind win, as a pair of disastrous interceptions late in the fourth quarter cost the hapless Lions
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 27
WINNIPEG 26, Montreal 22 (20,836) - Montreal failed on a 3rd-and-seven gamble in the final three minutes. QB Sonny Wade hit Ike Brown, on the Winnipeg 20, but Paul Robson was right there lo make the stop
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 30
Edmonton 31, TORONTO 30 (33,135) - Tom Wilkinson passed for three TDs, including one to Bobby Taylor to lead the Eskimo offense, while Harry Abofs
intercepted a Wally Gabler pass in the last minute of play to ensure the win
SUNDAY OCTOBER 1
CALGARY 31, Saskatchewan 14 (23,616) - Calgary, with Larry Robinson and Jesse Mims scoring 12 points each, kept their playoff hopes alive. Gerry Shaw got the other TD for Calgary, his 10th
Hamilton 25, OTTAWA 20 (25,658) - The Riders came to life in the fourth quarter with TDs by Terry Wellesley and Hugh Oldham. But a dying seconds interception by John Williams snuffed out Ottawa's chances
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Winnipeg    8  2 0 286 172 16 Ottawa      7  3 0 204 168 14
Edmonton    7  3 0 250 227 14 Hamilton    7  3 0 247 193 14
Saskatch    6  5 0 215 187 12 Montreal    3  6 0 178 242  6
Calgary     4  6 0 189 218  8 Toronto     1  9 0 168 221  2
British Col 2  8 0 146 255  4
WEEK TEN
TUESDAY OCTOBER 3
BRITISH COL 26, Winnipeg 24 (20,579) - Ted Gerela kicked a 19-yard FG with 31 seconds left to give British Columbia the upset. The Lions dominated the game except for the second quarter, when Winnipeg scored three TDs
MONTREAL 29, Edmonton 13 (11,718) - Moses Denson rampaged for two TDs while fellow RB Ike Brown and SE John Eason picked up the other
Montreal touchdowns, while Edmonton threw five interceptions
SATURDAY OCTOBER 7
HAMILTON 50, Calgary 24 (27,647) - T h e Tiger-Cats scored 21 points in the first quarter and 22 in the final quarter, while Calgary scored all its points in the third. Dave Fleming and Garney Henley scored two TDs apiece
SUNDAY OCTOBER 8
SASKATCHEWAN 24, Brit Col 14 (16,500) - Returning from an injury, Ron Lancaster threw two TD passes to Bob Pearce, one for 45 yards in the first quarter and the other for 31 yards in the fourth
TORONTO 21, Montreal 3 (32,571) - QB Joe Theismann directed most of the Argo offensive, passing for one TD to Eric Allen in the second quarter and sending Leon McQuay in from a yard out for the other major in the third
MONDAY OCTOBER 9
OTTAWA 45, Calgary 30 (19,606) - Rick Cassata hurled three TD passes, sparking Ottawa. He threw scoring passes of 26 yards to Terry Wellesley, nine yards to Tom Pullen and two yards to Gerry Organ
EDMONTON 24, Winnipeg 15 (20,654) - Edmonton used a punishing ground attack and a stiff defence to defeat Winnipeg and moved into a first-place tie with the Bombers in the Western Football Conference
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Winnipeg    8  4 0 325 222 16 *-Ottawa    8  3 0 249 198 16
Edmonton    8  4 0 287 271 16 *-Hamilton  8  3 0 297 217 16
Saskatch    7  5 0 239 201 14 Montreal    4  7 0 210 276  8
Calgary     4  8 0 243 313  8 Toronto     2  9 0 189 224  4
British Col 3  9 0 186 303  6 *-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK ELEVEN
SATURDAY OCTOBER 14
BRITISH COL 22, Edmonton 16 (22,124) - Jim Young hauled in three TD passes to lead British Columbia. The speedy flanker ran wild against a usually stiff Eskimo defense, picking off TD passes of 55, 24 and 16 yards
Hamilton 31, MONTREAL 26 (12,373) - RB Ike Brown, with 213 yards, and Moses Denson gave the Als a 309-to-114 rushing margin, but Don Sweet's inability to hit on a 32-yard FG attempt and two converts proved costly
SUNDAY OCTOBER 15
WINNIPEG 28, Saskatchewan 25 (25,210) - Two successful third-down gambles enabled Winnipeg to score on Jim Thorpe's 7-yard reception with 33 seconds remaining to move them into sole possession of first place
Toronto 33, CALGARY 27 (18,201) - Scrambling Joe Theismann, who started at QB for the first time since the opener, fired three TD passes as Toronto eliminated the Stamps from the playoffs for the first time since 1966
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
*-Winnipeg  9  4 0 353 247 18 *-Hamilton  9  3 0 328 243 18
*-Edmonton  8  5 0 303 293 16 *-Ottawa    8  3 0 249 198 16
Saskatch    7  6 0 264 229 14 Montreal    4  8 0 236 307  8
Calgary     4  9 0 270 346  8 Toronto     3  9 0 222 251  6
British Col 4  9 0 208 319  8 *-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK TWELVE
SATURDAY OCTOBER 21
Calgary 19, BRITISH COL 17 (21,284) - Calgary, helped by a lucky bounce, scored a TD with 25 seconds to play and edged the Lions. Jesse Mims was the hero for Calgary, bulling his way over from three yards
HAMILTON 18, Winnipeg 3 (33,946) - Chuck Ealey established Hamilton's running game in the first half, while Dave Buchanan became the first Ticat since Gerry McDougal in 1959 to rush for 1,000 yards
SUNDAY OCTOBER 22
EDMONTON 25, Saskatchewan 23 (21,426) - Dave Cutler established a CFL record kicking six FGs to lead Edmonton into a share of first place. Cutler also converted a 16-yard TD catch by George McGowan
Ottawa 17, MONTREAL 7 (13,972) - The game ended in a sour note when referee Bill Dell and his officiating staff were attacked by the crowd on their way to their dressing room. Dell received a punch in the mouth
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
*-Winnipeg  9  5 0 356 265 18 *-Hamilton 10  3 0 346 246 20
*-Edmonton  9  5 0 328 316 18 *-Ottawa    9  3 0 266 205 18
*-Saskatch  7  7 0 287 254 14 Montreal    4  9 0 243 324  8
Calgary     5  9 0 289 363 10 Toronto     3  9 0 222 251  6
British Col 4 10 0 225 338  8 *-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK THIRTEEN
SATURDAY OCTOBER 28
CALGARY 28, British Col 3 (17,190) - Backup QB Jim Lindsey guided the Stamps, tossing a TD pass to Herm Harrison in the first quarter and hitting him for another in the fourth. Jesse Mims scored on a 49-yard romp
Ottawa 21, TORONTO 16  (33,135) - Toronto's playoff hopes were damaged, as saw a 16-6 lead disappear in the final four minutes, as QB Rick Cassatta hit Hugh Oldham twice, for 80 and 50 yards respectively, for two TDs
SUNDAY OCTOBER 29
WINNIPEG 38, Edmonton 24 (25,210) - Don Jonas fired four TD passes, two to SE Jim Thorpe. Paul Williams and Bob Larose caught the other TDs and Mack Herron scored his 16th of the season on a one-yard plunge
SASKATCHEWAN 29, Montreal 3 (11,958) - Ron Lancaster threw three TD passes, to Bobby Thompson, Tom Campana and Bob Pearce. George Reed carried 11 times to lift his career total to 2,356, breaking Jim Brown's record
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
*-Winnipeg 10  5 0 394 289 20 *-Hamilton 10  3 0 346 246 20
*-Edmonton  9  6 0 352 354 18 *-Ottawa   10  3 0 287 221 20
*-Saskatch  8  7 0 316 257 16 Montreal    4 10 0 246 353  8
Calgary     6  9 0 317 366 12 Toronto     3 10 0 238 272  6
British Col 4 11 0 228 366  8 *-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK FOURTEEN
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4
BRIT COL 26, Saskatchewan 14 (22,597) - The Lions exploded for 17 points in the first half as they ended a seven-year drought against the Roughies. The Lions had a 17-0 lead at the half and ended the 22-game losing skid
OTTAWA 11, Winnipeg 7 (22,780) - Winnipeg restricted the Riders to three FGs and two singles, but still weren't able to win, as the Ottawa dominated the football, running up 92 plays lo 67 for the Bombers.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5
EDMONTON 28, Calgary 14 (16,107) - Edmonton, aided by six interceptions, defeated Calgary, who ended with 45 interceptions to tie a CFL record. The Esks finished tied with Winnipeg, but the Bombers won the season series
HAMILTON 26, Toronto 16 (35,217) - Hamilton won first place in the East, while knocking Toronto out of a possible playoff berth before a record crowd. The Ticats took first place by virtue of its three wins over the Riders
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
*-Winnipeg 10  6 0 401 300 20 *-Hamilton 11  3 0 372 262 22
*-Edmonton 10  6 0 380 368 20 *-Ottawa   11  3 0 298 228 22
*-Saskatch  8  8 0 330 283 16 *-Montreal  4 10 0 246 353  8
Calgary     6 10 0 331 394 12 Toronto     3 11 0 254 298  6
British Col 5 11 0 254 380 10 *-Clinched Playoff Berth

EASTERN SEMI-FINAL
Sat Nov 11 - OTTAWA 14, Montreal 11 (16,548) - Ottawa got only three points from their offense, but Dick Adams intercepted a George Mira pass and ran 33 yards for a TD, one of six Montreal turnovers

EASTERN FINALS (Hamilton wins series, 30-27)
Sat Nov 18 - OTTAWA 19, Hamilton 7 (21,300) - Ottawa held Hamilton to a net ground gain of five yards and piled up 436 yards on offense to take the lead in the two-point series
Sun Nov 26 - HAMILTON 23, Ottawa 8 (30,721) - Ian Sunter booted five FGs and a total of 17 points as Hamilton won the two-game series on points. With winds gusting up to 35 MPH, Sunter hit from 45, 22, 42, 14 and 44 yards
WESTERN SEMI-FINAL
Sun Nov 12 - Saskatchewan 8, EDMONTON 6 (35,773) - K Jack Abendschan, playing despite a pinched nerve in his back, rang up seven points to lead the Roughriders, as Bob Pearce added a single.

WESTERN FINAL
Sun Nov 19 - Saskatchewan 27, WINNIPEG 24 (19,534) - Jack Abendschan kicked a 32- yard FG with no time left to give the Roughriders the upset, as a holding penalty against Winnipeg allowed the try after regulation time
1972 GREY CUP GAME AT HAMILTON (Sunday, December 3 - 33,393)
HAMILTON TIGER-CATS 13, SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS 10 - With just under two minutes to play in the game and Hamilton on their own 15 yard line Ealey passed to Tony Gabriel who had not been the target of any pass previously in the game. The pass was complete for 27 yards. Ealey immediately went back to Gabriel for 12 yards, and a play later passed to Gabriel for a third time to get to the Saskatchewan 41 yard line with 51 seconds left. Hamilton then ran the clock down while getting close enough for Ian Sunter to kick a 34 yard field goal on the last play of the game to win.