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Caught but not out
Caught but not out

Caught but not out

Date11/28/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Caught but not out: This was, to many experts, the key to Montreal's Grey Cup victory. Alovettes' Moses Denson is grabbed by Stampeders' Terry Wilson, Seemingly trapped for a loss Denson flipped the ball 10 yeards to Montreal flanker Ted Alflen in the end zone. George Springate missed convert, Calgary retained slim 7-6 edge but TD started Als moving to win. Both coaches say this was key play.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0093760F
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