1993 CFL Details

These season details are courtesy of Aaron Kramer and his Green Bay Packers Web Site and Wes Cross for finding and formatting them.

FRANCHISE ADDED: Sacramento Surge (WLAF) joined as Sacramento Gold Miners

CALGARY 54, Winnipeg 34 (25486) - With eight seconds left in the first half when Doug Flutie turned an QB sneak into a 50-yard TD, giving Calgary a 34-17 lead. Winnipeg QB Matt Dunigan threw for 318 yards and four TDs.

OTTAWA 32, Sacramento 23 (23916) - In their first game, Sacramento QB David Archer didn't engineer a first down until 23:49 had elapsed and was sacked four times in the 2nd quarter alone. Archer wound up with 252 yards.

BRIT COL 33, Saskatchewan 26 (OT) (25849) - The Lions parlayed five turnovers, six sacks and an overtime TD pass by Danny Barrett to Ray Alexander for a win after going almost 10 months between victories.

EDMONTON 38, Toronto 8 (26336) - Tracy Ham, the main man in the whopping 16-player trade between the two clubs last January, threw three

interceptions that led to 10 Eskimo points. He was also sacked four times.

HAMILTON 30, Sacramento 14 (20307) - Gary Wilkerson's 45-yard

interception return for a TD in the third quarter sparked the Ti-Cats to an ugly season-opening win over the expansion Gold Miners

Brit Col 40, TORONTO 27 (26479) - RB Jon Volpe scored two TDs in his

first game of the season and the Lions hung on to beat Toronto. The Lions put the game away on Chris Skinner's 13-yard TD run with 34 seconds left.

SASKATCHEWAN 23, Edmonton 22 (17566) - The Riders offence finally caught fire as QB Kent Austin threw a pair of TD passes in the second half and Dave Ridgway kicked a 50-yard FG with less than two minutes left.

Hamilton 21, OTTAWA 20 (20016) - Paul Osbaldiston booted a 27-yard FG with no time left as the Ti-Cats won. Tom Burgess threw a pair of TD passes for Ottawa, while Don McPherson fired two TD strikes for Hamilton.

WINNIPEG 36, British Col 14 (20665) - The Bombers ran away in the 2nd quarter, ringing up 16 unanswered points, as QB Matt Dunigan completed 16 of 32 attempts for 304 yards, his second straight 300-plus effort.

Calgary 38, SACRAMENTO 36 (20082) - Doug Flutie led the CFL's U.S. invasion by throwing three 3rd-quarter TD passes, then capped a key 4th-quarter drive with a 3-yard scoring run in the first CFL game in the U.S.

EDMONTON 35, Saskatchewan 3 (27894) - Gizmo Williams exploded for a 99-yard punt return TD and hauled in a 20-yard TD pass as the Eskimos rolled. Williams bumped his career punt return touchdowns to 19.

Hamilton 25, TORONTO 9 (27373) - Hamilton's Lubo Zizakovic blocked a Lance Chomyc 35- yard FG try in the third quarter. Greg Eaglin scooped up the loose ball and went 75 yards for the TD, putting Hamilton ahead 18-3.

WINNIPEG 21, Ottawa 18 (19030) - The winning points came on a 27-

yard pass from Matt Dunigan to reserve WR Allan Boyko with four seconds remaining. The game went nearly 50 minutes before the first TD was scored.

Calgary 34, BRITISH COL 20 (31199) - The Stampeders shredded the B.C. defence as Dave Sapunjis caught 10 passes for 152 yards and two TDs. partner, Allen Pitts, hauled in eight more for another 152 yards and a TD.

SACRAMENTO 37, Saskatch 26 (17319) - QB David Archer threw for two TDs as the Miners claimed their first CFL victory. Archer passed for 394 yards. The Riders were held to 12 yards rushing, only three in the second half.

CALGARY 39, Toronto 36 (25510) - Keyvan Jenkins caught a 21-yard TD

pass with 50 seconds left, then Mark McLoughlin booted a 38-yard FG with no time left as the Stampeders eked out a win to remain perfect.

Winnipeg 40, HAMILTON 11 (16128) - The Winnipeg O-line held the Ticats to one sack and opened enough running lanes for the Bombers to accumulate 137 yards. The Ti-Cats killed themselves with two first-quarter fumbles.

BRIT COL 28, Ottawa 24 (22267) - The victory ended a two-game losing skid for the Lions, while Ottawa has lost three straight to drop to 1-3. The Lions, with 10 former Ottawa players in the lineup, forced six turnovers.

Edmonton 43, SACRAMENTO 11 (17827) - Sean Fleming kicked five FGs, including a 58-yarder, as the Eskimos stymied the Gold Miners, who welcomed Las Vegas to the CFL as a US-based expansion team.

SASKATCHEWAN 36, Toronto 17 (18212) - Saskatchewan QB Kent Austin threw one TD pass and kept the ball himself for two more, running up an early, 13-point lead to keep the Argos winless.

Calgary 40, WINNIPEG 35 (23869) - The Stampeders, trailing after each quarter, outscored the Bombers 15-3 in the final quarter for the win, the third time this season Doug Flutie led a fourth-quarter uprising for a victory.

TORONTO 37, Sacramento 35 (28612) - Paul Masotti caught TD passes of 32 and 15 yards from Mike Kerrigan, who lit up the Gold Miner defence for 467 yards passing - the fourth highest single-game total in Argonaut history.

Calgary 47, OTTAWA 22 (27341) - Doug Flutie threw three TD passes and ran one in himself to lead the Calgary to their sixth straight win. It was the night of the long bomb as Flutie aired out pass after pass.

Saskatchewan 37, HAMILTON 10 (16061) - Ray Elgaard scored two TDs and moved up to third place on the CFL's alltime receiving yardage list as the

Roughriders rolled. Elgaard finished with 212 yards, giving him 10,443.

Brit Col 39, EDMONTON 23 (25236) - Danny McManus tossed four TD passes to lead the Lions. Starting at his own one-yard line, McManus led the Lions 109 yards before hitting Cory Philpot with an 11-yard TD at 8:10.

British Col 4 2 0 174 170 8 Winnipeg 3 2 0 166 137 6

SASKATCHEWAN 45, Ottawa 28 (20254) - Saskatchewan's defence mauled

Ottawa QB Tom Burgess with six interceptions and three sacks, while Riders QB Kent Austin threw five touchdown passes.

BRIT COL 55, Toronto 38 (24691) - Lions QB Danny Barrett passed for a league record 601 yards. Montreal's Sam Etcheverry threw for 586 yards in 1954. Barrett threw for five TDs, including two in the fourth, to lead a rally.

WINNIPEG 53, Edmonton 11 (25786) - Bombers QB Matt Dunigan threw for 319 yards, ran 11 times for 91 yards and caught a pass, the first reception of

his 11-year career, for 28 yards to provide Winnipeg with its fourth win.

CALGARY 21, Ottawa 7 (24153) - The Stampeder defence collected three sacks, including Harold Hasselbach's grab of Ottawa QB Terrence Jones in the end zone for a safety, a pair of interceptions and a fumble.

SACRAMENTO 46, Hamilton 10 (14656) - David Archer completed 22

of 38 passes for 370 yards and threw three TD passes to lead the Miners. Sacramento jumped to a 31-3 halftime lead and rolled up 417 total yards.

British Col 5 2 0 229 208 10 Hamilton 3 3 0 107 166 6

Edmonton 45, TORONTO 14 (20563) - The Argos gave up a CFL -record 13 sacks while managing no offensive TDs in front of the franchise's smallest crowd since 1988. Tracy Ham was five of 13 for 76 yards and nine sacks.

BRIT COL 48, Winnipeg 28 (28541) - After owning the 1st quarter, holding the Lions to -13 yards but trailing 14-0, the Bombers became B.C.'s plaything. Winnipeg's time of possession in the final 45 minutes was a paltry 15:50.

Saskatchewan 27, OTTAWA 26 - Saskatchewan needed a 38-yard

field goal from kicker Dave Ridgway to secure the narrow win with just over a minute to go and hand Ottawa a seventh straight loss.

Calgary 31, HAMILTON 12 (19402) - Will Moore hauled in two Doug

Flutie touchdown passes and Derrick Crawford returned a punt 70 yards for another to stake Calgary to a 24-7 first-quarter lead.

Winnipeg 30, SACRAMENTO 18 (15509) - The Bombers made seven trips inside the Miner's 20-yard line. The result was a mediocre 23 points, not great but good enough. David Williams scored two of Winnipeg's TDs.

British Col 6 2 0 277 236 12 Hamilton 3 4 0 119 197 6

EDMONTON 46, Hamilton 8 (24356) - Eddie Brown and Gizmo Williams

each scored two TDs and the Edmonton defence added another pair as the Eskimos crushed the fading Tiger-Cats.

Ottawa 26, TORONTO 25 (21327) - Tom Burgess hit Stephen Jones with a 56-yard TD pass with eight seconds left to lift the Riders. The TD came 45 seconds after Reggie Slack hit Manny Hazard on a 61-yard TD for the lead.

SASKATCH 26, Sacramento 23 (33032) - Kent Austin threw two TD passes

in the second half to lead his Roughriders. A record crowd spilled out of the

stands to watch the game from lawn chairs behind the end zones.

CALGARY 35, British Col 30 (27011) - Dave Sapunjis caught two TD passes while Doug Flutie ran for another as the Stampeders remained undefeated. Flutie scored on a one-yard plunge early in the fourth for the lead.

WINNIPEG 35, Hamilton 11 (24475) - The Winnipeg win effectively wiped away any possibility of a race in the CFL's Eastern Division. The Ticats lost for the sixth straight time after opening the season with three wins.

British Col 6 3 0 307 271 12 Hamilton 3 6 0 138 278 6

EDMONTON 13, Sacramento 12 (37042) - The main highlight of the night

came when Gizmo Williams established a new league punt-return record of 6,396 yards. The Edmonton offence mustered only one touchdown.

Brit Col 25, OTTAWA 24 (21567) - QB Danny Barrett scored on a one-yard TD dive with 19 seconds left as the Lions edged the Riders in a CFL marathon of battered players and belittled offences.

Winnipeg 25, SASKATCHEWAN 24 (30216) - Coughing up a 24-15 lead in the final 70 seconds, the Riders ended their longest win streak in since 1972. They were trying to win six in a row for the first time since 1970.

CALGARY 33, Edmonton 13 (38205) - Will Moore caught two TD passes and the Calgary defence forced eight turnovers as the Stampeders whipped the Eskimos to win provincial bragging rights in this year's Labor Day classic.

HAMILTON 23, Toronto 21 (21762) - Paul Osbaldiston's 42-yard FG with

five seconds remaining lifted the Tiger-Cats to the win. Toronto QB Reggie

Slack twice put the Argos ahead in the fourth on TD runs.

Calgary 10 0 0 372 245 20 Winnipeg 7 3 0 337 249 14

British Col 7 3 0 332 295 14 Hamilton 4 6 0 161 299 8

EDMONTON 29, Calgary 16 (54324) - A sterling performance by the Edmonton defence through the first half limited the undefeated Stamps to 10 points, and the Eskimo offense put up 25 points in the second half .

SACRAMENTO 47, Ottawa 15 (16510) - Miners RB Mike Oliphant had a dream night in piling up 173 yards on just 12 carries while scoring twice and narrowly missing a third TD. David Archer threw for 351 yards.

BRITISH COL 55, Hamilton 25 (24799) - Cory Philpot ran for three short-yardage TDs and WR Matt Clark snared two majors as the Lions tied

WINNIPEG 41, Saskatchewan 23 (35959) - Michael Richardson ran for 181 yards as the Bombers brushed aside the Roughriders before a record

throng on a miserably cold and rainy day at Winnipeg Stadium.

Calgary 10 1 0 388 274 20 Winnipeg 8 3 0 378 272 16

British Col 8 3 0 387 320 16 Hamilton 4 7 0 186 354 8

HAMILTON 34, Edmonton 10 (17102) - Earl Winfield had three TDs, including a record-tying two on punt returns, while his Ti-Cats received $213,000 in expansion money, which should allow it to meet its bills for two weeks.

CALGARY 40, Brit Col 21 (29110) - Doug Flutie threw three TD passes while

SB David Sapunjis made 10 catches for 187 yards and a TD, while WR Will Moore hauled in two TD catches as the Stamps rebounded.

TORONTO 35, Winnipeg 26 ( 28915) - The Argos didn't go anywhere in

the opening quarter, failing to muster a first down. In the remaining 45 minutes, Toronto amassed 476 total yards to 283 by the Bombers.

SASKATCHEWAN 27, Sacramento 20 (25367) - The Riders scored 20 unanswered points in the first half and hung on to beat the Miners. QB Kent

Austin threw three TD passes and engineered another on the ground.

Calgary 11 1 0 428 295 22 Winnipeg 8 4 0 404 307 16

British Col 8 4 0 408 360 16 Hamilton 5 7 0 220 364 10

CALGARY 26, Hamilton 3 (29817) - Mark McLoughlin kicked four FGs to lead the Stampeders in a sloppy CFL game. The teams combined for 10 turnovers. Hamilton QB Don McPherson threw three interceptions.

OTTAWA 30, Toronto 22 (24631) - Jock Climie led the Riders with a pair of TD catches to hand the Argos their 10th defeat and their first under the stewardship of new head coach and general manager Bob O'Billovich.

Saskatchewan 31, BRIT COL 16 (31888) - Riders QB Kent Austin threw two TD passes and ran for another as the Riders moved themselves into second place in the West.

Winnipeg 52, EDMONTON 14 (30972) - Winnipeg scored 18 points in

their first four possessions and upped the count to 25 when Nathaniel Bolton returned a Glenn Harper punt 71 yards for a touchdown.

Y-Calgary 12 1 0 454 298 24 Y-Winnipeg 9 4 0 456 321 18

British Col 8 5 0 424 391 16 Hamilton 5 8 0 223 390 10

Brit Col 50, SASKATCHEWAN 28 (22103) - QB Danny McManus threw two TD passes, handed off to his running backs for two more and set up kicker Lui Passaglia for five field goals.

WINNIPEG 61, Hamilton 10 (26386) - The Bombers got enough points off the

foot of K Troy Westwood, 12, to handle the Ti-Cats. They topped Westwood's

points with seven touchdowns to clinch the Eastern Division title.

Edmonton 34, SACRAMENTO 13 (15914) - Damon Allen threw four TDs and completed 24 of 32 passes for 482 yards and also was the game's leading rusher with 92 yards as the Eskimos secured the last Western playoff spot.

TORONTO 17, Ottawa 16 (24069) - Instead of playing their best to earn a

post-season spot, the Argonauts and Rough Riders look more like a couple

of aging and worn out marathoners, hanging on for dear life.

Y-Calgary 12 1 0 454 298 24 X-Winnipeg 10 4 0 517 331 20

Y-Brit Col 9 5 0 474 419 18 Hamilton 5 9 0 233 451 10

Y-Saskatch 8 6 0 382 383 16 Ottawa 3 10 0 288 369 6

Y-Edmonton 8 6 0 376 319 16 Toronto 3 10 0 306 434 6

Sacramento 27, BRIT COL 23 (30615) - The B.C. attack sputtered against

Sacramento, producing only one offensive TD, while the defence gave up

two within 17 seconds during the final minute of play.

Winnipeg 48, OTTAWA 38 (18486) - Winnipeg's offence rolled up 502 net yards. QB Matt Dunigan tossed five interceptions, but four throws went for TDs. He completed just 19 of 45 attempts, but still racked up 382 yards.

CALGARY 34, Saskatchewan 18 (28210) - The offence wasn't getting the job done, so Calgary's defence went to work and scored two TDs off long interception returns to lift the Stampeders to the Western title.

HAMILTON 28, Toronto 20 (18425) - It was the 16th straight road loss for the Argos, who haven't won away from SkyDome since October 1991 in Hamilton. Gary Wilkerson returned an interception for a TD for the win.

X-Calgary 13 1 0 488 316 26 X-Winnipeg 11 4 0 565 369 22

Y-Brit Col 9 6 0 497 446 18 Hamilton 6 9 0 261 471 12

Y-Saskatch 8 7 0 400 417 16 Ottawa 3 11 0 326 417 6

Y-Edmonton 8 6 0 376 319 16 Toronto 3 11 0 326 462 6

WINNIPEG 33, Sacramento 26 (27451) - Bombers WR David Williams caught nine passes for 177 yards and three TDs, giving him 14 majors on the season, two short of the team record set in 1959 by Ernie Pitts.

EDMONTON 19, Ottawa 1 (25410) - Gizmo Williams made it 15-0 at 4:04 of the second quarter when he galloped 102 yards on a pass from Damon Allen, who tossed two TDs in the easy win.

SASKATCHEWAN 33, Hamilton 10 (21772) - Riders QB Kent Austin

dissected the Tiger-Cats' defence, throwing for 307 yards and two touchdowns and handing off to running back Darrell Wallace for two more.

Calgary 51, TORONTO 7 (21023) - Doug Flutie threw four TD passes and scored another to power the Stamps. He needs just two more TD passes to tie the league record of 40, established by Calgary's Peter Liske in 1967.

X-Calgary 14 1 0 539 323 28 X-Winnipeg 12 4 0 598 395 24

Y-Brit Col 9 6 0 497 446 18 Hamilton 6 10 0 271 504 12

Y-Edmonton 9 6 0 395 320 18 Ottawa 3 12 0 327 436 6

Y-Saskatch 9 7 0 433 427 18 Toronto 3 12 0 333 513 6

Edmonton 19, OTTAWA 17 (19580) - K Sean Fleming booted five FGs, the last with 49 seconds left on the clock, as Edmonton took over second place in the West. Ottawa's Walter Stanley scored the only touchdown of the game.

SASKATCHEWAN 48, Calgary 45 (26137) - Dave Ridgway hit a 34-yard FG with one second left to lift the Riders, as QB Kent Austin threw for three TDs and ran for three more in a game with a combined 1,088 yards passing.

SACRAMENTO 38, Toronto 24 ( ) - The Gold Miners became the first CFL expansion team to win five games in their first season. Toronto suffered their 17th consecutive road defeat.

Brit Col 36, HAMILTON 19 (11574) - The Lions ignited an 18-point third-quarter explosion with two recovered onside kickoffs. The victory moves B.C. into a second-place tie with Edmonton and Saskatchewan in the West.

X-Calgary 14 2 0 584 371 28 X-Winnipeg 12 4 0 598 395 24

Y-Brit Col 10 6 0 533 465 20 Y-Hamilton 6 11 0 290 540 12

Y-Edmonton 10 6 0 414 337 20 Ottawa 3 13 0 344 455 6

Y-Saskatch 10 7 0 481 472 20 Toronto 3 13 0 357 551 6

Edmonton 54, BRIT COL 14 (35654) - Edmonton QB Damon Allen passed for two TDs and ran for two and 170 yards, breaking the CFL record for yards rushing by a QB, 166, set two years ago by the Eskimos' Tracy Ham.

Winnipeg 36, OTTAWA 16 (19240) - The Winnipeg defence played like its old self, piling up seven sacks and holding Ottawa QB Tom Burgess to 14 completions in 35 attempts.

CALGARY 41, Sacramento 8 (26015) - Calgary WR Dave Sapunjis turned a nothing game into something by scoring a TD and becoming the first CFL receiver to catch 100 passes in a season. Will Moore caught two TDs.

Saskatchewan 30, TORONTO 23 (29348) - Tying the CFL single-game records for completions with 41, Riders QB Kent Austin finished with 507 yards as the Riders tied the franchise record for wins in a season.

X-Calgary 15 2 0 625 379 30 X-Winnipeg 13 4 0 634 411 26

Y-Edmonton 11 6 0 468 351 22 Y-Hamilton 6 11 0 290 540 12

Y-Saskatch 11 7 0 511 495 22 Ottawa 3 14 0 360 491 6

Y-Brit Col 10 7 0 547 519 20 Toronto 3 14 0 380 581 6

SACRAMENTO 64, Brit Col 27 - Many Gold Miners established personal marks. QB Dave Archer reached the 6,000-yard passing mark. RB Mike Oliphant moved into first in the yards-from-scrimmage race.

Ottawa 27, HAMILTON 26 (17032) - Former NFL star Dexter Manley sacked Hamilton's Todd Dillon and recovered the quarterback's fumble to set up the game-winning TD as Ottawa qualified for the CFL playoffs.

WINNIPEG 12, Toronto 10 (22287) - The defeat saw the Argos complete their two-year collapse from a 13-5 mark in their 1991 Grey Cup season. The loss was irrelevant as any chance of a playoff berth ended when Ottawa won.

EDMONTON 39, Calgary 21 (23356) - Gizmo Williams scored two first-half punt-return TDs to lead the Eskimos to a 29-0 lead at halftime and the game was never in doubt after that.

X-Calgary 15 3 0 646 418 30 X-Winnipeg 14 4 0 646 421 28

Y-Edmonton 12 6 0 507 372 24 Y-Hamilton 6 12 0 316 567 12

Y-Saskatch 11 7 0 511 495 22 Y-Ottawa 4 14 0 387 517 8

Y-Brit Col 10 8 0 574 583 20 Toronto 3 15 0 390 593 6

Sun Nov 14 - HAMILTON (6-12) 21, Ottawa (4-14) 10 (18781) - Hamilton scored three offensive TDs for the first time all season. Joey Jauch, Dave Dinnall and Lee Knight were the Ticats' unlikely scoring sources.

Sun Nov 14 - EDMONTON (12-6) 20, Saskatchewan (11-7) 13 (26397 ) - Eskimos' RB Lucious Floyd rushed for 121 yards and added 70 yards in catches against his old team, while QB Damon Allen threw three TD passes.

Sun Nov 14 - CALGARY (15-3) 17, British Columbia (10-8) 9 (15407) - Calgary QB Doug Flutie led his team with 83 yards on 11 carries. The Lions staged a last-minute drive but lost the ball over on downs on Calgary's 48.

Sun Nov 21 - WINNIPEG (14-4) 20, Hamilton (7-12) 19 (23332) - In strong winds, the Bombers managed 133 yards in the first quarter, breaking out to a 13-3 lead. Bombers K Troy Westwood supplied the big play, hitting a 17-yard FG with 21 seconds remaining.

Sun Nov 21 - Edmonton (13-6) 29, CALGARY (16-3) 15 (20218) - Damon

Allen threw four TD passes in a blizzard as the Eskimos shattered the Stamps' title hopes. Esks RB Lucius Floyd ate time off the clock with 130 yards on 24 carries while the defence allowed just 1 second-half point.

1993 Grey Cup (November 26 at Calgary - 50,035)