Bombers up 21-0 over Tiger-Cats at half

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HAMILTON - The Winnipeg Blue Bombers aren't feeling all sluggish and sleepy after too much turkey. To the contrary, the Bombers look the best they've looked all season as they've taken a 21-0 lead over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at halftime.

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HAMILTON – The Winnipeg Blue Bombers aren’t feeling all sluggish and sleepy after too much turkey. To the contrary, the Bombers look the best they’ve looked all season as they’ve taken a 21-0 lead over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at halftime.

The combination of QB Michael Bishop and wideout Adarius Bowman have already connected for a pair of touchdowns and the defence has also chipped in with Lenny Walls taking a fumble in for a score.

The Bombers have lost punter Mike Renaud with what the club is calling a bruised knee.
 

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