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CFL's best
CFL's best

CFL's best

Date11/16/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: CFL's best: The top players in the CFL were honored last night. From left are: Ray Elgaard, outstanding Canadian, Michael Richardson, top rookie, Doug Flute, most outstanding player, Willie Pless, the defensive star, and Rob Smith, the defensive lineman of the year.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0093974F
David Green, CFL's most outstanding player, now wants $1 million
David Green, CFL's most outstanding player, now wants $1 million
11/22/1979
Ken Hobart: Ticats' passer is CFL's leading rusher with 258 yards in three games
Ken Hobart: Ticats' passer is CFL's leading rusher with 258 yards in three games
7/17/1986
CFL's MVP: B.C. Lions wide receive Mervyn Fernandez holds the Schenley Award as the outstanding player in the Canadian Football League. Fernandez beat(...)
CFL's MVP: B.C. Lions wide receive Mervyn Fernandez holds the Schenley Award as the outstanding player in the Canadian Football League. Fernandez beat(...)
11/22/1985
Monster from the deep? No, merely CFL's defensive player of the year, Edmonton's Dave Fennell taking relaxing dip in hotel pool
Monster from the deep? No, merely CFL's defensive player of the year, Edmonton's Dave Fennell taking relaxing dip in hotel pool
11/24/1978
Argo fans are hoping Terry Metcalf (21) will et the CFL's perennial also-rans over the final hurdle back to respectability. It's been 26 years, count'(...)
Argo fans are hoping Terry Metcalf (21) will et the CFL's perennial also-rans over the final hurdle back to respectability. It's been 26 years, count'(...)
6/29/1978
Neil Lumsden, left, and Dave Cutler, two former Edmonton Eskimos, are believed to be finalists for role as analyst on CFL's television productions this season
Neil Lumsden, left, and Dave Cutler, two former Edmonton Eskimos, are believed to be finalists for role as analyst on CFL's television productions this season
11/20/1980
Leif Pettersen: The Toronto native is enjoying his most productive season in the CFL with a generous assist from QB Tom Clements
Leif Pettersen: The Toronto native is enjoying his most productive season in the CFL with a generous assist from QB Tom Clements
10/19/1979
An uplifting experience. Jed Tommy, right, eighth-round pick of Ticats, horses around w3ith 6-foot-4, 270-pound Nick Benjamin, Ottawa's first pick in the CFL draft yesterday at the Westin Hotel
An uplifting experience. Jed Tommy, right, eighth-round pick of Ticats, horses around w3ith 6-foot-4, 270-pound Nick Benjamin, Ottawa's first pick in the CFL draft yesterday at the Westin Hotel
2/19/1985
Shake on it: Argonauts' head coach Bob O'Billovich, left, welcomes Mike Kirkley of the University of Western Ontario after the Argos had made him their top draft pick in CFL annual draft
Shake on it: Argonauts' head coach Bob O'Billovich, left, welcomes Mike Kirkley of the University of Western Ontario after the Argos had made him their top draft pick in CFL annual draft
2/16/1982
Argos' top four: Toronto Argonaut nominees for CFL awards are, from left: Rodney Harding, Dan Ferrone, Don Moen and Ken Benson
Argos' top four: Toronto Argonaut nominees for CFL awards are, from left: Rodney Harding, Dan Ferrone, Don Moen and Ken Benson
10/29/1992
Go-to guys for Argos. These five Argos riding the rails to CFL awards are Argonaut nominees, from left: offensive lineman Mike Kiselak, rookie John Ra(...)
Go-to guys for Argos. These five Argos riding the rails to CFL awards are Argonaut nominees, from left: offensive lineman Mike Kiselak, rookie John Ra(...)
10/30/1996
After 11 years of frustration, the Saskatchewan Roughriders are back in the CFL playoff picture
After 11 years of frustration, the Saskatchewan Roughriders are back in the CFL playoff picture
11/11/1988