Et Tait’s game recap

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The Bombers have the Stamps back-pedalling late when Michael Bishop’s last-gasp attempt to drive for a possible score — and two-point conversion to tie — is intercepted by Wes Lysack.

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Calgary RB Joffrey Reynolds carried just eight times for 51 yards, but had two first-half scores on a run and a reception from Henry Burris, who threw for 356 yards and 2 TDs.

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The Blue Bombers outscored the Stampeders 20-8 in the second half, but managed only five first downs and 82 yards in the opening 30 minutes.

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