| 词条 | 23rd Grey Cup |
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| number = 23 | type = Grey Cup | image = | date = December 7, 1935 | stadium = Hamilton Amateur Athletic Association Grounds | city = Hamilton | visitor name = Winnipeg 'Pegs | visitor colour = Winnipeg 'Pegs | home name = Hamilton Tigers | home colour = Hamilton Tigers | visitor coach = Bob Fritz | home coach = Fred Veale | visitor record = 3-0 | home record = 7–2 | visitor1 = 5 | visitor2 = 7 | visitor3 = 6 | visitor4 = 0 | home1 = 3 | home2 = 1 | home3 = 6 | home4 = 2 | MVP = | MV2 = | anthem = | referee = | coin toss = | halftime = | attendance = 6,405 | network = | announcers = | ratings = }} The 23rd Grey Cup was played on December 7, 1935, at Hamilton Amateur Athletic Association Grounds, with 6,405 fans in attendance. It marked the first time that a team from west of Ontario won the cup. The Winnipeg 'Pegs defeated the Hamilton Tigers 18 to 12. Game summaryWinnipeg scored on the first play from scrimmage in the game. Hamilton kick returner Jack Craig failed to catch the Winnipeg kickoff and Winnipeg recovered. On the next play Bob Fritz completed a 15-yard touchdown pass to Bud Marquardt but the convert failed. Hamilton was able to respond with a field goal. In the second quarter Winnipeg's Russ Rebholz completed a touchdown pass to Greg Kabat and this time the convert was good. Each team scored a single to make the halftime score 12-4. In the third quarter Hamilton's Eddie Wright recovered a blocked kick and returned it to the Winnipeg 15 yard line. Wilf Patterson capped a four play drive to run in for the touchdown. The convert and a Frank Turville single brought Hamilton to within two points. With the score 12-10, ace Winnipeg punt returner Fritz Hanson who had 334 yards in punt returns on the day received a punt near his 30-yard line and returned it 78 yards for the touchdown. Hamilton however forced Winnipeg to give up a safety leaving them a converted touchdown behind. The Tigers marched to the Winnipeg four. A running play went nowhere, so Hamilton tried an onside kick into the end zone. This failed but the Tigers retained possession and on the last play of the game again attempted the onside kick. This time Hanson recovered and ran the ball out of the end zone denying Hamilton even the rouge. Notable factsThis was the first Grey Cup game to feature a number of imported players. The Winnipegs had seven imports in the lineup including future Canadian Football Hall of Famers Hanson, Kabat and Rebholz. External links
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