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Robinson kicks Stamps into Grey Cup game
Calgary and Saskatchewan faced off in a bitterly cold, wind-blasted Taylor Field to determine who would go to the 1970 Grey Cup.
“Earthquake” shook up record books
Earl Lunsford still holds the club record for career rushing touchdowns (55) and most rushing touchdowns in one game (five in the 1963 Labour Day Classic).
Huff benefitted from Wally’s wisdom
The former Stamps GM and bench boss will be inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame on Sunday.
Lear guided Stamps to 1948 Cup
Les Lear joined the Stamps as player-coach in 1948 and promptly led Calgary to an unbeaten season and the franchise’s first championship.
Gala to honour Wall of Fame class
The Red and White Gala to honour the Wall of Fame’s 2014 class will be held at the Red & White Club on Friday, Sept. 12.
Laird gets a spot on the Wall
In 170 games for the Red and White, Laird amassed 72 sacks a statistic good for second best in franchise history.
Six added to Wall of Fame
Jamie Crysdale, Stu Laird, James Sykes, Ron Allbright, Pat Clayton and George Hopkins will be added to the Stampeders Wall of Fame in 2014.
Stamps mourn death of Frank Budd
The Stamps mourn the death of alumnus Frank Budd, a speedy receiver for the Red & White in the 1960s who was also a world-class sprinter.
Stamps mourn death of Trautman
All-star defensive lineman Randy Trautman played for the Stampeders from 1982-85.
Stamps mourn death of Herm Harrison
Herm (Ham Hands) Harrison, one of the Stamps’ all-time greats, has passed away at the age of 71. He was a six-time all-star and a member of the ’71 Grey Cup champs.
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