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1996

MOVING: Baltimore Stallions to Montreal Alouettes
FOLDING: Birmingham Barracudas, Memphis Mad Dogs, San Antonio Texans, Shreveport Pirates
WEEK ONE
SUNDAY JUNE 23
Calgary 33, SASKATCHEWAN 13 ( ) - The Stampeders shook off a sluggish first quarter to win. On Calgary's first play of the second quarter, QB Jeff Garcia and Terry Vaughn hooked up on a 104-yard TD pass.
THURSDAY JUNE 27
Edmonton 28, BRITISH COL 14 (29425) - Edmonton QB Danny McManus took two quarters to shake off the jitters against his former teammates, but he led three brisk scoring drives in the second half and scored once.
Toronto 27, MONTREAL 24 (24653) - New Argos QB Doug Flutie ran away from pressure to thread a 6-yard TD pass to Paul Masotti with 14 seconds left to ruin the return of the CFL to Montreal, since the old Als folded in 1987.
FRIDAY JUNE 28
HAMILTON 35, Ottawa 23 (19149) - QB Matt Dunigan passed for more than
400 yards and three TDs in his successful Hamilton debut. Rider QB David Archer, the first pick in the dispersal draft, threw for more than 360 yards.
SATURDAY JUNE 29
CALGARY 39, Winnipeg 12 (23081) - Five interceptions, including one that turned into a 78-yard touchdown dash, showcased a first-rate performance by the Stampeders' secondary in the easy win.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     2  0 0  72  25  4 Toronto     1  0 0  27  24  2
Edmonton    1  0 0  28  14  2 Hamilton    1  0 0  35  23  2
Saskatch    0  1 0  13  33  0 Montreal    0  1 0  24  27  0
British Col 0  1 0  14  28  0 Ottawa      0  1 0  23  35  0
Winnipeg    0  1 0  12  39  0
WEEK TWO
WEDNESDAY JULY 3
Saskatchewan 29, OTTAWA 14 (10125) - The announced crowd was the worst turnout since Lansdowne Park was reconfigured in the 1950s. Robert Mimbs and Peter Tuipulotu scored fourth-quarter TDs for Saskatchewan.
THURSDAY JULY 4
Hamilton 38, TORONTO 36 (26333) - Matt Dunigan's six-yard TD pass to Earl Winfield gave the Ticats a 38-35 lead. Mike Vanderjagt missed from 50 yards out on the final play as the Ticats conceded the single, but won.
FRIDAY JULY 5
EDMONTON 16, Montreal 13 (26211) - QB Danny McManus threw four interceptions, but managed to connect WR Shalon Baker for a late TD toss. The 22-yard pass to Baker broke a 10-10 tie.
SATURDAY JULY 6
WINNIPEG 25, British Columbia 22 (25416) - All it took for the Bombers to win were two FGs and a blocked punt in the game's final 30 seconds, as the Lions and Ottawa announced they had serious money troubles.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     2  0 0  72  25  4 Hamilton    2  0 0  73  59  4
Edmonton    2  0 0  44  27  4 Toronto     1  1 0  63  62  2
Saskatch    1  1 0  42  47  2 Montreal    0  2 0  37  43  0
Winnipeg    1  1 0  37  61  2 Ottawa      0  2 0  37  64  0
British Col 0  2 0  36  53  0
WEEK THREE
WEDNESDAY JULY 10
Calgary 62, MONTREAL 22 (19362) - The rebuilding Alouettes, with only 12 players left from the Grey Cup side, gave up the second highest point total ever by an Alouette team, trailing only a 63-27 loss to Toronto in 1960.
SASKATCHEWAN 27, Edmonton 24 (21014) - A spectacular 99-yard punt return by Aaron Ruffin led the Riders to the win. Ruffin's TD, with just over
one minute left, matched a similar dash by Edmonton's Shalon Baker.
THURSDAY JULY 11
Toronto 35, WINNIPEG 14 (24882) - While the Bombers intercepted him three times, this hardly made a dent in Doug Flutie's relentless offence. He completed 25 of 42 passes for 388 yards.
FRIDAY JULY 12
OTTAWA 32, British Columbia 31 (13489) - Joseph Roger's 5-yard TD with 18 seconds left gave the troubled Riders a dramatic come-from-behind win, as Lui Passaglia's 51-yard FG attempt with no time remaining fell short.
SUNDAY JULY 14
HAMILTON 27, Saskatchewan 24 (20542) - Matt Dunigan threw two TD passes to lead the Tiger-Cats. The Riders got the ball back at the Saskatchewan 7 with 52 seconds to go, but turned the ball over on downs.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     3  0 0 134  47  6 Hamilton    3  0 0 100  83  6
Edmonton    2  1 0  68  54  4 Toronto     2  1 0  98  76  4
Saskatch    2  2 0  93  98  4 Ottawa      1  2 0  69  95  2
Winnipeg    1  2 0  51  96  2 Montreal    0  3 0  59 105  0
British Col 0  3 0  67  85  0
WEEK FOUR
WEDNESDAY JULY 17
Winnipeg 27, EDMONTON 16 (28751) - Troy Westwood's 45-yard FG and
K.D. Williams' 41-yard interception return for a TD with one minute left won the game. Winnipeg owned a 17-13 lead at the half.
TORONTO 34, Ottawa 4 (17288) - Doug Flutie threw two TD passes and ran for another as the Argonauts extended the Riders' club-record road losing
streak to 14 games. Ottawa's furthest penetration was the Toronto 14.
FRIDAY JULY 19
Montreal 44, BRIT COL 24 (21855) - Tracy Ham threw for 261 yards and three TDs as the Alouettes won their first game since moving from Baltimore. The Als outscored the Lions 24-7 in the second half.
SATURDAY JULY 20
CALGARY 40, Hamilton 22 (22271) - Calgary's lauded air attack never ended in the end zone, even though Jeff Garcia threw 20 passes for 245 yards. He did run for two TDs, preserving the Stampeders' perfect record.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     4  0 0 174  69  8 Hamilton    3  1 0 122 123  6
Edmonton    2  2 0  84  81  4 Toronto     3  1 0 132  80  6
Saskatch    2  2 0  93  98  4 Ottawa      1  3 0  73 129  2
Winnipeg    2  2 0  78 112  4 Montreal    1  3 0 103 129  2
British Col 0  4 0  91 129  0
WEEK FIVE
WEDNESDAY JULY 24
MONTREAL 36, Winnipeg 10 (32364) - There were only three TDs, all by
Montreal. The Als added five FGs from Terry Baker, while the Blue Bombers could only manage three FGs from Troy Westwood.
THURSDAY JULY 25
Edmonton 34, OTTAWA 18 (13323) - With the Riders on the road for the next
two weeks, the team is facing a critical cash flow problem, while new team president Jim Durrell called this loss "a disgraceful performance".
FRIDAY JULY 26
Toronto 40, SASKATCHEWAN 16 (24902) - Doug Flutie passed for 480 yards and scrambled for a TD to lead the Argos to the easy win. Argo K Mike Vanderjagt kicked four field goals, including booming 50- and 47-yarders.
SATURDAY JULY 27
Hamilton 28, BRIT COL 24 (12761) - Lions QB Damon Allen threw three TDs for his new team, but they could not pull out the win before the smallest the crowd the Lions have ever drawn at B.C. Place.
MONDAY JULY 29
WINNIPEG 38, Calgary 36 (24900) - Walking into a 35-22 deficit, Bombers QB Reggie Slack connected on a 52-yard TD to Milt Stegall with 1:23 to go, and then with Eric Guliford for a 30-yard TD with 16 seconds remaining.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     4  1 0 210 107  8 Hamilton    4  1 0 150 147  8
Edmonton    3  2 0 118  99  6 Toronto     4  1 0 172  96  8
Winnipeg    3  3 0 126 184  6 Montreal    2  3 0 139 139  4
Saskatch    2  3 0 109 138  4 Ottawa      1  4 0  91 163  2
British Col 0  5 0 115 157  0
WEEK SIX
THURSDAY AUGUST 1
TORONTO 40, Montreal 31 (20302) - Doug Flutie rushed for two TDs and passed for another as the Argos scored an entertaining win, ruining a fine game by Montreal's Norman Bradford, who ran for 184 yards and three TDs.
FRIDAY AUGUST 2
Brit Col 30, HAMILTON 25 (20551) - Damon Allen threw three TD passes to lead B.C. to their first victory of the CFL season. Anthony Calvillo's 49-yard completion to Earl Winfield put Hamilton at the B.C. six as time ran out.
SATURDAY AUGUST 3
EDMONTON 30, Ottawa 2 (25773) - The Riders have now lost 16 straight road games, as QB David Archer was sacked seven times. Edmonton QB
Danny McManus threw three TDs and completed 19 passes for 301 yards.
MONDAY AUGUST 5
CALGARY 38, Saskatchewan 11 (26110) - Calgary K Mark McLoughlin tied a single-game CFL record when he booted eight FGs. The record was set by former Saskatchewan kicker Dave Ridgeway in 1984 and '88.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     5  1 0 248 118 10 Toronto     5  1 0 212 127 10
Edmonton    4  2 0 148 101  8 Hamilton    4  2 0 175 177  8
Winnipeg    3  3 0 126 184  6 Montreal    2  4 0 170 179  4
Saskatch    2  4 0 120 176  4 Ottawa      1  5 0  93 193  2
WEEK SEVEN
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7
MONTREAL 29, Hamilton 22 (25210) - Norm Bradford scored his second TD of the game midway through the fourth to give the Als the win. The loss
ruined the CFL debut of third-string Canadian quarterback Larry Jusdanis.
THURSDAY AUGUST 8
TORONTO 24, Edmonton 21 (20030) - Injured Argo K Mike Vanderjagt hit from 38 yards with 1:01 to go to earn the Argos the win. Toronto's Jimmy (The Jet) Cunningham was the game's outstanding player with 242 total yards.
FRIDAY AUGUST 9
WINNIPEG 31, Ottawa 27 (25219) - Winnipeg RB Michael Richardson carried
20 times for 120 yards, as the Bombers needed 52 minutes to overtake the Riders, moving ahead on a 55-yard pass from Kent Austin to Eric Guliford.
SATURDAY AUGUST 10
Calgary 32, BRIT COL 7 (15101) - Damon Allen looked like just another hapless B.C. Lion, heaving four interceptions and getting sacked four times, as the Stampeders opened a 4-point lead in the West.
SUNDAY AUGUST 11
Montreal 32, SASKATCHEWAN 20 (21997) - Chris Armstrong scored two TDs for Montreal, which recorded its second win in four days. Robert Mimbs ran for two TDs for Saskatchewan.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     6  1 0 280 125 12 Toronto     6  1 0 236 148 12
Edmonton    4  3 0 169 125  8 Hamilton    4  3 0 197 206  8
Winnipeg    4  3 0 157 211  8 Montreal    4  4 0 231 221  8
Saskatch    2  5 0 140 208  4 Ottawa      1  6 0 120 224  2
British Col 1  6 0 152 214  2
WEEK EIGHT
THURSDAY AUGUST 15
Toronto 42, OTTAWA 19 (15220) - Mike Clemons scored three TDs and caught seven passes for 97 yards to lead the Argos. Doug Flutie completed 22-of-38 passes for 332 yards and two touchdowns.
Winnipeg 38, BRITISH COL 13 (15531) - The Bombers wriggled out of a 10-point hole to pull away from the Lions. Darnell Small ran 34 yards with an interception off Damon Allen in the second quarter for a 14-13 Bomber lead.
FRIDAY AUGUST 16
Calgary 47, HAMILTON 10 (20072) - Mark McLoughlin booted four FGs and Kelvin Anderson scored two TDs as Calgary spoiled Larry Jusdanis's debut as the Tiger-Cats' starting quarterback.
SATURDAY AUGUST 17
EDMONTON 25, Saskatchewan 8 (36011) - The Edmonton defence sacked
Saskatchewan QBs Warren Jones and Kevin Mason eight times and intercepted the ball twice as the sad-sack Riders offence continued to stall.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     7  1 0 327 135 14 Toronto     7  1 0 278 167 14
Edmonton    5  3 0 194 133 10 Hamilton    4  4 0 207 253  8
Winnipeg    5  3 0 195 224 10 Montreal    4  4 0 231 221  8
Saskatch    2  6 0 148 233  4 Ottawa      1  7 0 139 266  2
British Col 1  7 0 165 252  2
WEEK NINE
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21
CALGARY 23, Brit Col 21 (17271) - Mark McLoughlin's last-second FG turned the spotlight on a missed attempt by Lions K Lui Passaglia. Earlier in the fourth, Passaglia was wide from 40 yards out for a single.
FRIDAY AUGUST 23
EDMONTON 35, Hamilton 8 (27202) - Edmonton ran roughshod over the injury-plagued Ticats. The loss was Hamilton's fourth in a row and
dropped its record to 4-5 on the season.
MONTREAL 23, Saskatchewan 16 (OT) (26511) - Tracy Ham ran 57 yards for a TD with 37 seconds remaining in overtime as the Alouettes scored a  comeback victory, after trailing by eight points with three minutes to go.
SATURDAY AUGUST 24
TORONTO 28, Ottawa 21 (17182) - David Archer threw for 312 yards and
three TDs in the troubled Riders' sixth straight loss and 18th consecutive road defeat. Toronto QB Doug Flutie passed for 415 yards and two TDs.
MONDAY AUGUST 26
Brit Col 22, WINNIPEG 20 (25209) - The Bombers had two late shots
at salvaging the game, but Troy Westwood's 57- and 55-yard FG attempts sailed wide. The Lions were playing for the third time in 11 days.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     8  1 0 350 156 16 Toronto     8  1 0 306 188 16
Edmonton    6  3 0 229 141 12 Montreal    5  4 0 254 237 10
Winnipeg    5  4 0 215 246 10 Hamilton    4  5 0 215 288  8
Saskatch    2  7 0 164 256  4 Ottawa      1  8 0 160 294  2
British Col 2  8 0 208 295  4
WEEK TEN
FRIDAY AUGUST 30
OTTAWA 17, Montreal 6 (28451) - Ottawa opened up a 17-0 halftime lead that held until the final quarter, when Montreal booted a pair of FGs. The Riders had until Monday to find about $1.6 million to stay solvent.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 1
SASKATCHEWAN 41, Winnipeg 23 (25876) - Two lost fumbles by Michael Richardson, part of a disgraceful three-bobble performance, gave the Saskatchewan offence 10 easy points.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2
CALGARY 31, Edmonton 13 (35314) - Calgary QB Jeff Garcia recovered after a pair of first-half interceptions to run for one TD and pass for another. The Stamps defence didn't allow Edmonton's offence into the end zone all day.
Toronto 38, HAMILTON 7 (27527) - Doug Flutie and Adrion Smith scored TDs to anchor a 25-point third-quarter outburst as the Argonauts thrashed
the Ti-Cats for a team-record eighth straight win.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     9  1 0 381 169 18 Toronto     9  1 0 344 195 18
Edmonton    6  4 0 242 172 12 Montreal    5  5 0 260 254 10
Winnipeg    5  5 0 238 287 10 Hamilton    4  6 0 222 326  8
Saskatch    3  7 0 205 279  6 Ottawa      2  8 0 177 300  4
British Col 2  8 0 208 295  4
WEEK ELEVEN
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6
EDMONTON 20, Calgary 19 - Rookie QB Cody Ledbetter directed a dramatic 75-yard TD scoring drive with just 45 seconds left in the game to lift the Eskimos to a gritty comeback win over the Stampeders.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7
MONTREAL 28, Brit Col 27 (15161) - Tracy Ham's 11-yard TD pass to Michael Soles with 3:06 remaining earned the Alouettes a hard-fought win. The Lions are on the brink of insolvency, owing about $300,000.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8
TORONTO 31, Saskatchewan 13 (17576) - Reggie Givens had two of Toronto's team record-tying nine sacks as the Argos won their club-record ninth straight and stayed eight points up in the East.
WINNIPEG 33, Hamilton 15 (25690) - Bomber QB Reggie Slack completed 19 of 31 passes for 287 yards and two TDs. He completed his first nine throws and 15 of his initial 18.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     9  2 0 400 189 18 Toronto    10  1 0 375 208 20
Edmonton    7  4 0 262 191 14 Montreal    6  5 0 288 281 12
Winnipeg    6  5 0 271 302 12 Hamilton    4  7 0 237 359  8
Saskatch    3  8 0 218 310  6 Ottawa      2  8 0 177 300  4
British Col 2  9 0 235 323  4
WEEK TWELVE
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 13
Montreal 25, CALGARY 23 (19196) - It was 25-2 when Danny Barrett got Calgary going in the fourth with a pair of TD passes. The comeback ended when a 30-yard pass to Dave Sapunjis was knocked down in the end zone.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14
BRIT COL 35, Toronto 11 (15323) - QB Damon Allen threw two TD passes and handed off to Sean Millington for two more. The crowd wasn't close to what the Lions needs to start paying the club's $350,000 debt.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 15
HAMILTON 20, Edmonton 14 (17301) - Mike Kerrigan passed for 286 yards and a TD, ending Hamilton's six-game losing streak. Kerrigan has passed for 17,581 yards in eight Ti-Cat seasons, passing Bernie Faloney's record.
Ottawa 18, SASKATCHEWAN 16 (19567) - Two last-minute TDs set up after interceptions of Saskatchewan passes rewarded Ottawa supporters and kept their slim playoff hopes alive.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     9  3 0 423 214 18 Toronto    10  2 0 386 243 20
Edmonton    7  5 0 276 211 14 Montreal    7  5 0 313 304 14
Winnipeg    6  5 0 271 302 12 Hamilton    5  7 0 257 373 10
Saskatch    3  9 0 234 328  6 Ottawa      3  8 0 195 316  6
British Col 3  9 0 270 334  6
WEEK THIRTEEN
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20
Edmonton 41, WINNIPEG 12 (28744) - The Eskimos scored twice on punt
returns, first on an 85-yarder by Don Blair and on a 79-yarder by Gizmo Williams. All the Bombers could muster were four FGs by Troy Westwood.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21
BRIT COL 22, Saskatchewan 10 (21221) - Virgil Roberson snagged QB
Heath Rylance's errant pass and lumbered 41 yards for the TD in the fourth that clinched the win for the Lions.
TORONTO 23, Calgary 22 (27209) - Jimmy Cunningham returned a punt 93 yards for a TD and finished with 249 all-purpose yards, including
a club-record 186 returning punts, to lead the Argos.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 22
Hamilton 24, OTTAWA 21 (26813) - Hamilton K Paul Osbaldiston booted three unanswered FGs in the final 4:45, the last a 33-yarder into a stiff headwind with no time left on the clock, and kicked eight in all for the win.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     9  4 0 445 237 18 Y-Toronto  11  2 0 409 265 22
Edmonton    8  5 0 317 223 16 Montreal    7  5 0 313 304 14
Winnipeg    6  6 0 283 343 12 Hamilton    6  7 0 281 394 12
British Col 4  9 0 292 344  8 Ottawa      3  9 0 216 340  6
Saskatch    3 10 0 244 350  6 Y-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK FOURTEEN
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 27
CALGARY 24, Ottawa 17 (21607) - Kelvin Anderson ran for 77 yards and his11th TD of the season as the Stamps ended a three-game skid. He scoredfrom four yards to end the third and give the Stamps the lead for good.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 28
Winnipeg 37, SASKATCHEWAN 15 (19861) - The offences were so bad that three of the five TDs were defensive scores. Bombers LB Angelo Snipes scored twice on fumbles, one a 26-yard run, the other in the end zone.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 29
HAMILTON 39, Montreal 38 (17740) - Ti-Cats QB Anthony Calvillo finished 27 of 36 passes for 443 yards and four touchdowns. He marched Hamilton 70 yards, culminating with Paul Osbaldiston's 32-yard FG with no time left.
EDMONTON 32, British Col 12 (26784) - Former Lion Darren Flutie took advantage of the Lions' gambling defence to catch TD passes for 48,25 and 10 yards as the Eskimos clinched their 25th consecutive playoff berth.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Y-Calgary  10  4 0 469 254 20 Y-Toronto  11  2 0 409 265 22
Y-Edmonton  9  5 0 349 235 18 Montreal    7  6 0 351 343 14
Winnipeg    7  6 0 320 358 14 Hamilton    7  7 0 320 432 14
British Col 4 10 0 304 376  8 Ottawa      3 10 0 233 364  6
Saskatch    3 11 0 259 387  6 Y-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK FIFTEEN
FRIDAY OCTOBER 4
MONTREAL 32, Edmonton 18 (17886) - Tracy Ham passed for three TDs to lead the Alouettes into the playoffs. He hit Jock Climie with the winning TD with 8:55 to go. Sean Fleming kicked five FGs and a single for Edmonton.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 5
TORONTO 28, Winnipeg 12 (17310) - Bombers QB Kent Austin had just eight
completions in 17 throws for 88 yards and one interception. Toronto QB Doug Flutie completed 22 of 33 passes and three TDs.
Calgary 31, OTTAWA 24 (15025) - Calgary needed a fourth-quarter TD run by QB Jeff Garcia to hold off the pesky Riders, who tried to rally from an 18-3 deficit, but saw their playoff hopes come to an end.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 6
SASKATCHEWAN 37, Hamilton 26 (15025) - Ti-Cat QB Anthony Calvilloscored one TD and completed 29 of 51 passes for 518 yards, setting a club record in the loss. Riders QB Heath Rylance toe up his knee on the first play.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Y-Calgary  11  4 0 500 278 22 Y-Toronto  12  2 0 437 277 24
Y-Edmonton  9  6 0 367 267 18 Y-Montreal  8  6 0 383 361 16
Winnipeg    7  7 0 332 386 14 Hamilton    7  8 0 346 469 14
British Col 4 10 0 304 376  8 Ottawa      3 11 0 257 395  6
Saskatch    4 11 0 296 413  8 Y-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK SIXTEEN
SATURDAY OCTOBER 12
Edmonton 34, BRIT COL 31 (16031) - Sean Fleming hit a 22-yard FG with no time left, but a Lions error give him a second chance. Cory Philpot kicked his first miss back, but teammate Brandon Hamilton was called for no yards.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 13
WINNIPEG 20, Saskatchewan 14 (26161) - In the fourth quarter with the Bombers trailing 14-11, the defence stopped three straight Rider series with sacks and an interception. QB Reggie Slack then scored the go-ahead TD.
MONDAY OCTOBER 14
Montreal 25, OTTAWA 18 (14080) - Mike Pringle ran for 157 yards and romped for 253 all-purpose yards to lead the Als, while QB Tracy Ham became the CFL's leading career quarterback rusher with 6,763 yards.
CALGARY 30, Toronto 23 (27436) - Toronto tried to tie the game with a frenzied drive that ended on Calgary's 21-yard line when Doug Flutie failed toconnect with his receivers.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Y-Calgary  12  4 0 530 301 24 X-Toronto  12  3 0 460 307 24
Y-Edmonton 10  6 0 401 298 20 Y-Montreal  9  6 0 408 379 18
Y-Winnipeg  8  7 0 352 400 16 Y-Hamilton  7  8 0 346 469 14
British Col 4 11 0 335 410  8 Ottawa      3 12 0 275 420  6
Saskatch    4 12 0 310 433  8
X-Clinched Division Title     Y-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK SEVENTEEN
FRIDAY OCTOBER 18
HAMILTON 25, Winnipeg 15 (17567) - The Ticats built a 19-2 halftime bulge
on four Paul Osbaldiston FGs and a 56-yard TD pass from Anthony Calvillo to Mac Cody, who posted his fifth consecutive 100-yard receiving game.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 19
MONTREAL 39, Ottawa 25 (18671) - Gary Harrell, Anthony Drawhorn, Mike Pringle and Michael Soles scored TDs for the Als, who built a 39-11 lead before surrendering two late TDs. Terry Baker added three FGs.
SASKATCHEWAN 27, Brit Col 19 (25155) - Saskatchewan QB Jimmy Kemp rallied the Roughriders to a 10-point fourth quarter, which he capped with a one-yard TD run.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 20
Toronto 24, EDMONTON 17 (27576) - RB Robert Drummond, who had 77 yards rushing, hauled in a four-yard TD pass from Doug Flutie to break a 17-17 tie at 10:35 of the fourth quarter.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
X-Calgary  12  4 0 530 301 24 X-Toronto  13  3 0 484 324 26
Y-Edmonton 10  7 0 418 322 20 Y-Montreal 10  6 0 447 404 20
Y-Winnipeg  8  8 0 367 425 16 Y-Hamilton  8  8 0 371 484 16
Saskatch    5 12 0 337 452 10 Ottawa      3 13 0 300 459  6
British Col 4 12 0 354 437  8
X-Clinched Division Title     Y-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK EIGHTEEN
FRIDAY OCTOBER 25
MONTREAL 45, Hamilton 41 (OT) (20231) - Ti-Cat QB Anthony Calvillo set another team record with 542 yards passing, but he also threw four interceptions, as the Als scored a TD in overtime, and the Cats only a FG.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 26
Winnipeg 30, OTTAWA 29 (15095) - The Bomber defence put up two TDs and Troy Westwood hit a 21-yard FG with 12 seconds remaining to ruin the Riders' last home game.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 27
TORONTO 25, British Col 21 (20657) - Doug Flutie completed 25 of 42passes for 368 yards, in a game that featured 20 penalties. His 13-yard TD pass to Mike Clemons with 1:41 remaining clinched the win.
EDMONTON 41, Calgary 32 (27332) - In their final game before the playoffs, Edmonton blew the game open with 17 points in the third quarter. Danny McManus threw his third of four TD passes to Jim Sandusky.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
X-Calgary  12  5 0 562 342 24 X-Toronto  14  3 0 509 345 28
Y-Edmonton 11  7 0 459 354 22 Y-Montreal 11  6 0 492 445 22
Y-Winnipeg  9  8 0 397 454 18 Y-Hamilton  8  9 0 412 529 16
Saskatch    5 12 0 337 452 10 Ottawa      3 14 0 329 489  6
British Col 4 13 0 375 462  8
X-Clinched Division Title     Y-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK NINETEEN
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1
Montreal 42, WINNIPEG 24 (25968) - The Bombers trailed 32-8 at the half and were never in the game, while their QB, Kevin McDougal, was lost for the playoffs with an injury.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2
Toronto 47, HAMILTON 14 (23001) - Robert Drummond ran for a club-recordfour TDs as Toronto finished its record 15th win of the season. Pinball Clemons caught  his 116th pass to surpass Terry Greer's team mark of 113.
BRIT COLUMBIA 35, Ottawa 24 (18308) - Cory Philpot ran for 156 yards and 1 TD as the Lions won a battle of cellar dwellers and the last game for the Ottawa franchise. David Archer threw three TD passes for the Riders.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3
CALGARY 46, Saskatchewan 23 (19747) - Danny Barrett came off the Calgary bench to throw three third-quarter TD passes. The Riders had led 13-0 on CFL rushing leader Robert Mimbs' 1-yard TD early in the second.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
X-Calgary  13  5 0 608 365 26 X-Toronto  15  3 0 556 359 30
Y-Edmonton 11  7 0 459 354 22 Y-Montreal 12  6 0 534 469 24
Y-Winnipeg  9  9 0 421 496 18 Y-Hamilton  8 10 0 426 576 16
Saskatch    5 13 0 360 498 10 Ottawa      3 15 0 353 524  6
British Col 5 13 0 410 486 10
X-Clinched Division Title     Y-Clinched Playoff Berth

DIVISION SEMI-FINALS
Nov 10 - MONTREAL (12-6) 22, Hamilton (8-10) 11 (20036) - The Alouettes picked off four Anthony Calvillo passes and held the Tiger-Cats to 54 yards on the ground. Chris Armstrong and Denis Montana caught TD passes in the second half to give the Alouettes their first playoff win since 1985.
Nov 10 - EDMONTON (11-7) 68, Winnipeg (9-9) 7 (13472) - The Eskimos set playoff records for points scored, TDs and margin of victory. In the worst loss in Winnipeg history, the offence hadt just 75 yards, 396 fewer than the Esks.

DIVISION FINALS
Nov 17 - TORONTO (15-3) 43, Montreal (13-6) 7 (28390) - Doug Flutie scored two TDs, passed for another and kicked a convert in leading the Argonauts to the Grey Cup. Flutie completed 30 of 38 passes for 389 yards. Pinball Clemons returning the opening kickoff 91 yards for an Argo TD.
Nov 17 - Edmonton (12-7) 15, CALGARY (13-5) 12 (17693) - Sean Fleming redeemed himself with a 40-yard FG on the last play of the game. Moments earlier, he missed a 32-yard effort. Calgary never held the lead in the game.

1996 Grey Cup (November 24 at Hamilton - 38,595)
TORONTO ARGONAUTS (16-3) 43, EDMONTON ESKIMOS (13-7) 37 - The temperature at game time was minus ten degrees, with gusty winds and heavy snow. Tractors had to remove snow prior to the game and at halftime. Toronto's 27 points in the second quarter tied a Grey Cup record. Edmonton scored all the points in the first quarter on a safety and a 64-yard TD pass from Danny McManus to Eddie Brown. Toronto's Adrion Smith iced the win, returning a Danny McManus interception 49 yards for a TD with 1:22 to go. McManus hit Marc Tolbert with a seven-yard touchdown pass at 14:51 to round out the scoring at 43-37. An onside kick attempt was recovered by Toronto to end any Edmonton comeback threat. Henry "Gizmo" Williams returned a kickoff 91 yards for a TD, a Grey Cup record at the time.