CBC.ca Ray, Stamps lead Eskimos to fourth straight win, 24-19 over StampedersHamilton SpectatorRays leads Eskimos over Stamps Edmonton Eskimos quarterback Ricky Ray makes a pass against the Stampeders in Calgary on Saturday. The Eskimos improved to 4-0 with a 24-19 victory. CALGARY Fred Stamps reached into the air, hauled in a pass with one hand…
Fred Stamps reached into the air, hauled in a pass with one hand, and ran another 30 yards into the end zone. More: continued here
CBC.ca Two top players injured in Esks vs. Stamps gameEdmonton JournalBy Chris O'Leary, edmontonjournal.com July 24, 2011 7:23 AM Edmonton Eskimos training staff attend to wide receiver Adarius Bowman after he was injured during the second half CFL game action at McMahon Stadium in Calgary on July 23, 2011. …Eskimos roll to victory as Stamps…
CBC.ca Eskimos roll to victory as Stamps offence strugglesCalgary HeraldThe offence didn't, and the Stamps fall to 2-2, and 0-2 on home turf for the first time since 2004. "It's just frustrating that we're making games closer than they should be," said Stamps quarterback Henry Burris, whose stats – 28-for-46 for 372 yards …Stamps' frustrating…
Isle of Man Today New stamps are the cat's whiskersIsle of Man TodayISLE of Man Post Office has issued a new set of stamps, featuring artwork from Victorian postcards depicting Manx cats. Stamps and coins manager Dot Tilbury said: 'Stamps featuring cats are very popular with collectors worldwide. … More: continued here
Fact Check: Food stamps for steaks, sodas? Legal – mostlyFlorida Times-UnionBy Carole Fader I received an email with a photo that supposedly shows a receipt with purchases of lobsters and steaks paid for by food stamps. Can this be real? Although some who passed along the chain email speculated that the receipt was fake, ……
Brandon Smith sated early this week he could cover any receiver in the CFL. More: continued here
It appears the only thing that can beat the Stamps is a Stamps. More: continued here
Ricky Ray and Fred Stamps lead Edmonton to 24-19 Battle of Alberta win More: continued here
CALGARY – Fred Stamps reached into the air, hauled in a pass with one hand, and ran another 30 yards into the end zone. More: continued here