Bomber legends into football hall

Posted: 1:00 AM CDT Thursday, Sep. 6, 2012

DETAILS of the Canadian Football Hall of Fame Weekend in Winnipeg Nov. 1-3 -- at which former Bomber greats Milt Stegall and the late Tyrone Jones will be inducted -- were announced Wednesday.

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DETAILS of the Canadian Football Hall of Fame Weekend in Winnipeg Nov. 1-3 -- at which former Bomber greats Milt Stegall and the late Tyrone Jones will be inducted -- were announced Wednesday.

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DETAILS of the Canadian Football Hall of Fame Weekend in Winnipeg Nov. 1-3 — at which former Bomber greats Milt Stegall and the late Tyrone Jones will be inducted — were announced Wednesday.

Events include a bust unveiling and celebrity poker tournament at McPhillips Street Station on Nov. 1, followed by a welcome breakfast and jacket presentation at the casino on Nov. 2 as well as the formal dinner and induction ceremony that evening at the Winnipeg Convention Centre.

The weekend wraps up with a half-time tribute to the inductees at the Winnipeg Blue Bombers-Montreal Alouettes game at Canad Inns Stadium on Nov. 3.

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Injured Bombers quarterback Buck Pierce (left) chucks balls with third-string QB Justin Goltz during a practice at Canad Inns Stadium on Wednesday. — KEN GIGLIOTTI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Injured Bombers quarterback Buck Pierce (left) chucks balls with third-string QB Justin Goltz during a practice at Canad Inns Stadium on Wednesday.

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers GM Joe Mack — who has been unavailable to the media since the team lost 52-0 in Regina last Sunday — is holding a news conference this morning just prior to his team’s practice at Canad Inns Stadium to answer reporters’ questions.