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Joffrey Reynolds and Jon Cornish had rushing touchdowns as the Calgary Stampeders defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 32-20 in the lone CFL game on Saturday night. More: continued here

Edmonton Eskimos’ wide receiver Fred Stamps underwent successful emergency abdominal surgery early Saturday at a Winnipeg hospital. More: continued here

Edmonton Eskimo wide receiver Fred Stamps underwent emergency abdominal surgery early Saturday at a Winnipeg hospital. Stamps was injured early in Edmonton’s 28-16 loss to the Blue Bombers Friday night but finished the game. More: continued here

CBC.ca Eskimos' Stamps undergoes abdominal surgeryCBC.caFred Stamps was injured early in Edmonton's 28-16 loss to the Blue Bombers Friday night but finished the game. Fred Stamps was injured early in Edmonton's 28-16 loss to the Blue Bombers Friday night but finished the game. (Ian Jackson/Canadian Press) …Esks receiver undergoes emergency …

Edmonton Eskimos wide receiver Fred Stamps underwent emergency abdominal surgery at a Winnipeg hospital, the club announced on Satruday. More: continued here

CBC.ca Edmonton WR Stamps out at least a monthLos Angeles TimesEdmonton Eskimos wide receiver Fred Stamps underwent emergency abdominal surgery Saturday and will be sidelined the next 4-to-6 weeks. Stamps was hurt in a 28-16 loss to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Friday night. He caught three passes for 41 yards. …

Edmonton Eskimos’ wide receiver Fred Stamps underwent successful emergency abdominal surgery early Saturday at a Winnipeg hospital. More: continued here

ABC News Food stamps rolls hit record high: 45.8M Americans, 1M ArizonansBizjournals.comMore than 1.06 million Arizonans are on food stamps. That translates into 17 percent of the state's population, according to the US Department of Agriculture and US Census Bureau. Nationally there are 45.8 million Americans on food stamps, …Nearly …

24 Hours Vancouver Looking for swag? It won't be in CalgaryNational Post (blog)Truth be told, the Stamps haven't had many reasons to dance this season while grinding out a 3-2 record — the same record the Ticats will bring to Calgary. By Allen Cameron CALGARY • In simple black and …

Henry Burris is hoping the Stampeders can bring some of their road prowess back to Calgary for Saturday’s matchup against the red-hot Hamilton Tiger-Cats. The Stampeders will try and pick up their first home win of the season after going 0-2 to start the season at McMahon Stadium, despite winning …