Keith Spaith

Spaith joined the Calgary Stampeders in 1948 and played for them into the 1954 season.  Besides playing QB, Spaith was also the punter for the Stamps.  Spaith took Calgary to the Grey Cup twice, in 1948 and 1949. The Stampeders won in 1948 in one of the most memorable Grey Cups in history.  It was the year the Stampeder fans went East to Toronto with their horses to put the party into the Grey Cup.  The Stampeders responded with a 12-7 win over the favoured Ottawa Rough Riders to cap the only undefeated season by a CFL club. In 1948, the Stampeders won all 12 regular season games, the West final and of course the Grey Cup.  Calgary went back to the Grey Cup in 1949, again in Toronto, but this time lost 28-15 to Montreal.  Spaith was named the Jeff Nicklin trophy winner in both seasons as the Outstanding Player in the West (there were no national awards yet).

Wikipedia article on the 1948 Grey Cup

Games Played an Passing
Year Team GP PA PC % Yds TD Int Sacked Yds
1948 CAL
0 0 0 0 0 1

1949 CAL
0 0 0 0 0 0

1950 CAL
263 124 47.1 1920 7 13

1951 CAL
216 116 53.7 1749 8 13

1952 CAL
174 73 41.9 1213 4 12

1953 CAL
151 76 50 1113 4 13

1954 CAL
5 2 40 22 0 1

The West did not keep stats until 1950.  There were no game played stats kept in these years.

Rushing
Year Team TC Yds Avg TD Long
1948 CAL 0 0 0 0 0
1949 CAL 0 0 0 0 0
1950 CAL 37 -145 -3.8 2
1951 CAL 17 -67 -4 0
1952 CAL 22 -114 -5.2 1
1953 CAL 35 -186 -5.3 0
1954 CAL 3 6 2 1 3
Fumbles
Year Team F FL
1948 CAL

1949 CAL

1950 CAL

1951 CAL

1952 CAL

1953 CAL

1954 CAL 1
Punting
Year Team P Yds Avg Long S
1948 CAL 0 0 0   0
1949 CAL 0 0 0   0
1950 CAL 109 4519 41.5
8
1951 CAL 77 2899 37.7
0
1952 CAL 95 3622 38.1
5
1953 CAL 102 3946 38.7
1
1954 CAL 14 576 41.1 55 0