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This article was published 25/09/2010 (5844 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
GAME BALLS: OFFENCE
Not a bad debut for WR Greg Carr, we’d say. The rookie out of Florida State had two touchdowns and 163 yards receiving in his first professional start — in the first half. The 6-foot-6, 214-pound Carr finished his night with 185 yards before leaving with a leg injury.
DEFENCE
Bombers DE Odell Willis took a couple bad penalties but he gets the ball for his strip sack of Montreal QB Anthony Calvillo early in the final quarter. Winnipeg LB Joe Lobendahn picked up the loose ball at the three-yard line and strolled in for the major.
SPECIAL TEAMS
Winnipeg’s Jovon Johnson was on the brink of breaking one all night, including a 57-yard scamper along the Winnipeg sideline at the end of the first half. He finished his night with 91 punt return yards.
CRITICAL NUMBER: 1,000
The number of career catches Montreal receiver Ben Cahoon has after Friday’s action, making him just the ninth pro football player (CFL and NFL) to reach the milestone.
He needs six more grabs to tie Terry Vaughn for the all-time CFL mark.
SCORING SUMMARY:
FIRST QUARTER
Mtl — FG Duval 14 4:13
Mtl — TD Richardson 20 pass from Calvillo (Duval convert)
8:44
Wpg — Safety Duval concedes 12:27
Wpg — TD T.Edwards 39 pass from Jyles (Palardy convert)
13:38
SECOND QUARTER
Wpg — TD Carr 74 pass from Jyles (Palardy convert) 0:17
Wpg — FG Palardy 40 8:24
Mtl — TD Green 65 pass from Calvillo (Duval convert)
12:44
Wpg — TD Carr 71 pass from Jyles (Palardy convert) 13:25
THIRD QUARTER
Mtl — TD Bratton 19 pass from Calvillo (Duval convert)
6:07
Wpg — TD Hargreaves 11 pass from Jyles (Palardy con-
vert) 8:15
Mtl — TD Hawkins 7 pass from Calvillo (Duval convert)
9:48
FOURTH QUARTER
Wpg — TD Lobendahn 3 fumble return (Palardy convert)
2:19
Mtl — FG Duval 27 6:53
Mtl — TD Bratton 48 pass from Calvillo (Duval convert)
13:42
Mtl — FG Duval 19 14:35
Montreal 10 7 14 13 — 44
Winnipeg 9 17 7 7 — 40
Attendance — 26,154.
Rushing: Mtl — Colbourne 11-74, Hawkins 1-12, McPherson
2-3; Wpg — Reid 9-63, Jyles 1-21.
Receiving: Mtl — Bratton 7-128, Green 4-113, Richardson
7-92, Watkins 3-55, Cahoon 5-27, Cobourne 5-24, Hawkins
3-17, Carter 2-11; Wpg — Carr 4-185, T.Edwards 1-39, Bow-
man 3-32, Reid 3-22, Ralph 2-19, Watson 3-18, Hargraves
2-13.
Passing: Mtl — Calvillo 36-54, 477 yards, 5 TDs, 0 ints,
Richardson 0-1-0-0-0; Wpg — Jyles 18-32-328-4-1, Brink
0-1-0-0-0, T.Edwards 0-1-0-0-1.