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Calgary Stampeders' quarterback Doug Flutie, left, and club owner Larry Ryckman celebrate last night's win
Calgary Stampeders' quarterback Doug Flutie, left, and club owner Larry Ryckman celebrate last night's win

Calgary Stampeders' quarterback Doug Flutie, left, and club owner Larry Ryckman celebrate last night's win

Date11/30/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Calgary Stampeders' quarterback Doug Flutie, left, and club owner Larry Ryckman celebrate last night's win. Flutie was most valuable player in the game and for the CFL season.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0093917F
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