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I worked at this game selling juice. I watched the second half of the game which was free. I am Nowa season ticket holder. Go Cats go!!!!

2:11:15 for the important moment of the game.

Such a great game, still heartbroken after all these years the Ti-Cats couldn’t pull it out

This is so good to see, look at the interest in training camp!! Glory days in the CFL as it faced challenges from the newly launched AFL as well as the established, yet far from dominant, NFL.

what a great tim,e to be an argos fan

The situation with the Tiger-Cats having only six men on the line of scrimmage in the Eastern Finals came about because they decided to bring back the tackle eligible play, which the Argonauts had used briefly in 1959. Dave Viti, a rookie in 1962, could play both end and tackle. When he lined up at tackle, the player outside of him would be an eligible receiver; on a subsequent play, that outside player would drop back, making Viti an eligible receiver. As a result of the controversy, the Blue Bombers decided to use the play in the Grey Cup, which was why Frank Rigney wore Farrell Funston's #71 and Funston wore #10. Rule changes after that season outlawed the tackle eligible play.

Dan Gallagher sure loved cheeseburgers. RIP Big Guy

Tommy Henry ❤❤❤

Oh wow man where'd y get this awesome year end highlight vid?

Former Hockey Night In Canada broadcaster Dick Irvin with the narration.

Whoa! Thank you!!

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1:08:19

Great opening footage of Willie Fleming.

This was a great game. I remember Ken miller being a much respected and loved head coach.

25 wins in a row, until the Grey Cup loss. Still a record.

Great to have this. Wish someone had the entire 1971 Grey Cup game.

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Fantastic!

1:15:05

How as that not roughing the kicker on the last play?

Damn Johnny Hockey :(

What a night that was 🔵🔵✊️

Drew Tate’s Shining Moment as a Stamp

I remember listening to the Vancouver radio broadcast of this game, with Eric Bishop calling the play-by-play. B.C. in white. Other than All-Star Games, this is the first time prior to 1980 that I've seen players (the Lion veterans) with names on their jerseys during pre-season. The 1970 Lions were the first CFL team to wear names on their jerseys during the regular season, and the rest of the league followed suit in 1971. The referee gives the wrong signal after Gerry Organ's convert. Raising one arm instead of both had been the signal for one point for some years by this time. This is a rare opportunity to see Tom Wilkinson at quarterback with the Lions and the rookie Gerry Organ as a receiver, making a big catch to set up Skip Eaman's touchdown. Final score: Ottawa 41 B.C. 14 Ottawa Rough Riders 3 John Kruspe 9 Barry Ardern 10 Gary Wood 14 Barclay Allen 15 Bill Van Burkleo 16 Rick Cassata 17 Wayne Tosh 20 Carl Bartles 21 Wayne Giardino 23 Billy Cooper 24 Greg Thompson 25 Skip Eaman 26 Rod Woodward 27 Hugh Oldham 30 Dan Dever 31 Al Marcelin 33 Rhome Nixon 35 Dennis Duncan 36 Nelson Munsey 39 Milt Balkum 41 Ken Lehmann 42 Bob McKeown 43 Doug Specht 44 George Little 50 Bob Padfield 51 Roger Perdrix 53 Marshall Shirk 54 Jerry Campbell 55 Dave Braggins 56 Tom Schuette 58 Richard Lolotai 62 Moe Racine 63 Gus Revenberg 64 Tom Laputka 65 Rudy Sims 71 Gerry Organ 73 Tom Schultz 74 Ken Little 75 Wayne Smith 77 Dave Pivec British Columbia Lions 10 Paul Brothers 11 Brian Donnelly 12 Wayne Holm 14 Tom Wilkinson 15 Wayne Matherne 16 Gerry Herron 17 D. Green 18 Mike Wilson 20 Dave Easley 21 Tom Cassese 22 Ken Phillips 24 Dave Corcoran 25 Josh Ashton 26 A.D. Whitfield 27 Don Moorhead 28 Jim Evenson 30 Jim Young 31 Paul Hendershot 32 Jim Holifield 34 Michel Leveille 35 Ted Gerela 36 John Love 37 Don Warrington 40 Bob Marr 41 Cliff Powell 44 Bob Howes 45 Bob Taylor 50 Ray Lychak 51 Roy Zenko 52 Bryan Ansley 54 Dave Golinsky 55 Max Huber 58 Henry Sorrell 60 Larry Nels 61 George Anderson 62 John Stucky 64 Garrett Hunsperger 65 Butts Giraud 66 Trevor Ekdahl 67 Gary Robinson 68 Ken Sugarman 69 (offense) Az Drones 69 (defense) Bill Whisler 70 Don Alley 71 Lefty Hendrickson 72 Ted Warkentin 74 Lach Heron 76 Jim White 77 Bill Starr 78 Denver Samples 79 Greg Findlay

This was my first CFL game. Great game, remember it like yesterday.

The missing 1st quarter included a 61-yard TD pass from Gary Wood to Hugh Oldham and a single for Dennis Duncan when he fumbled into the Ottawa end zone. Duncan finished with 112 yards on 16 carries, while Oldham caught 4 for 107 and 2 TDs. Steve Booras suffered a knee injury that put him out for the rest of the season, and the only regular season game he dressed for after that was against the Rough Riders in the last game of the 1976 season.

Ottawa Rough Riders 10 Gary Wood 14 Barclay Allen 15 Bill Van Burkleo 16 Jim Mankins 17 Joe Poirier 20 Barry Ardern 21 Wayne Giardino 22 Terry Wellesley 23 Billy Cooper 24 Greg Thompson 25 John Kruspe 26 Whit Tucker 27 Hugh Oldham 30 Dan Dever 31 Al Marcelin 41 Ken Lehmann 43 Doug Specht 50 Joe Vijuk 51 Roger Perdrix 52 Gus Revenberg 53 Marshall Shirk 54 Jerry Campbell 55 Dave Braggins 56 Tom Schuette 60 Frank Reid 62 Moe Racine 65 Billy Joe Booth 66 Doug Collins 71 Irby Augustine 73 Ivan MacMillan 75 Wayne Smith 76 Freeman White Montreal Alouettes 14 Sonny Wade 15 Tony Passander 16 Al Phaneuf 17 Merl Code 18 Bob Storey 19 Larry Fairholm 21 Dick Smith 22 Gene Gaines 23 Richie Davis 25 Terry Evanshen 26 Moses Denson 33 John Couture 35 Dennis Duncan 36 George Springate 41 Mike Widger 45 Gene Ceppetelli 50 Charlie Collins 51 Wally Highsmith 53 Jorma Kuisma 55 Barry Randall 58 Mark Kosmos 60 Angelo Raffin 61 Gordon Judges 62 Steve Smear 63 Pierre Desjardins 64 Steve Booras 65 Ed George 66 Ted Collins 67 Mike Webster 70 Bob McCarthy 74 Peter Dalla Riva 75 Tom Pullen

10:07 that was dumb

RIP Schultzy

I remember doing those same exact rip and swim drills at university about the same time. I wonder how much it's changed. I haven't seen a practice in nearly two decades.

95 was good, had the build of a varsity athlete

I remember watching this game when I was 11 years old. The Lions won a thriller 32-30. It was the best CFL game I had ever seen to that point in time.

Ottawa Rough Riders 10 Gary Wood 11 Ron Stewart 15 Bill Van Burkleo 16 Jim Mankins 17 Joe Poirier 20 Barry Ardern 21 Wayne Giardino 22 Terry Wellesley 23 Billy Cooper 24 Greg Thompson 27 Hugh Oldham 30 Dan Dever 31 Al Marcelin 41 Ken Lehmann 43 Doug Specht 50 Joe Vijuk 51 Roger Perdrix 52 Gus Revenberg 53 Marshall Shirk 54 Jerry Campbell 55 Dave Braggins 56 Tom Schuette 60 Frank Reid 61 Tom Beynon 62 Moe Racine 65 Billy Joe Booth 66 Doug Collins 71 Irby Augustine 73 Ivan MacMillan 74 Tom Deacon 75 Wayne Smith 76 Jay Roberts British Columbia Lions 10 Paul Brothers 11 Carroll Williams 12 Jerry Bradley 18 Rich Robinson 20 Dave Easley 22 Ken Phillips 26 A.D. Whitfield 27 Lovell Coleman 28 Jim Evenson 30 Jim Young 34 Barrie Hansen 35 Ted Gerela 36 Ernie Pitts 40 George Jugum 44 Bob Howes 50 Ray Lychak 51 Dave Tobey 52 Wayne Dennis 54 Dave Golinsky 55 Max Huber 58 E. Greenard Poles 61 Ray Watrin 62 John Stucky 66 Trevor Ekdahl 67 Gary Robinson 68 Ken Sugarman 69 Bill Whisler 71 Lefty Hendrickson 72 Ted Warkentin 74 Lach Heron 78 Rhome Nixon 79 Greg Findlay

Would love to see the Ti-Cats bring back those uniforms.

was it that cold that the color went out for most of the telecast?

I can't get over the grunt in the first few seconds.

a month away from a Grey Cup Championship

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Damon Allen was an embarrassment..

The Skydome had great sight lines for football. The Argos should never have moved away

Brian Williams, a legend!!

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46:30

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Thanks for the poster for showing this clip. By the way did NFL Films produce this?

Great post 🎉

Merry Christmas 🎄

Have been looking for this thanks