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 Grey Cup: The Fans and the Fanfare |
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Heroes, underdogs and last-minute shockers make the Grey Cup the most celebrated event in Canadian football. Since 1909 the annual event has brought out the best in Canadian fan spirit and appreciation, from prime ministers to cross-country trekkers. Though the gridiron has been muddy at times, the fogs thick and the winds cold, the players have soldiered on and the fans have never stopped cheering. |
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 Governor General Earl Grey left a legacy to Canada in 1909. Ninety years later, his $48 trophy is still a highly regarded prize. (Radio; runs 29:23) |
 In the '30s, Canadian Football becomes a national competition, uniting and sometimes dividing east and west. (Radio; runs 8:01) |
 Somewhere between mud sliding and football, the 1950 Grey Cup makes its mark. (TV; runs 2:10) |
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 As Canadian Football progresses over the years, two different generations of player discuss which is the better way. (Radio; runs 9:49) |
 For the Grey Cup's third appearance in Vancouver, two fans figure they'll take the long way. (TV; runs 1:57) |
 If you can't bring the Grey Cup to the Stampede, bring the stampede to the cup. (TV; runs 1:35) |
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 Russ Jackson goes out with a bang on his last day as a Rough Rider. (TV; runs 1:42) |
 An era has ended, and a new one begins: A look back at the Grey Cup's most memorable moments. (TV; runs 2:51) |
 Saskatchewan Roughrider fans are hoping to taste long awaited victory. (TV; runs 6:47) |
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 A new decade and a brand new batch of Grey Cup superstars. (TV; runs 1:34) |
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