| 词条 | 48th Grey Cup | ||||||||||||||||||
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| number = 48 | type = Grey Cup | image = Grey Cup football game VPL 43943 (15708775209).jpg | image_size = 290 | date = November 26, 1960 | stadium = Empire Stadium | city = Vancouver | visitor name = Ottawa Rough Riders|visitor colour=Ottawa Rough Riders | home name = Edmonton Eskimos|home colour=Edmonton Eskimos | visitor coach = Frank Clair | home coach = Eagle Keys | visitor record = 9–5 | home record = 10–6 | visitor1 = 3 | visitor2 = 6 | visitor3 = 0 | visitor4 = 7 | home1 = 0 | home2 = 6 | home3 = 0 | home4 = 0 | MVP = Ron Stewart | MV2 = | anthem = | referee = Seymour Wilson | coin toss = | halftime = | attendance =38102[1] | network = CBC, SRC | announcers = | ratings = }} The 48th Grey Cup was the Canadian Football League's (CFL) championship game of the 1960 season on November 26, 1960. The Ottawa Rough Riders defeated the Edmonton Eskimos 16 to 6 at Vancouver's Empire Stadium before a crowd of 38,102 fans. Box ScoreFirst QuarterOttawa – FG – Gary Schreider 16 yards Second QuarterEdmonton – TD – Jim Letcavits 63 yard pass from Jackie Parker (convert failed) Ottawa – TD – Bill Sowalski 32 yard pass from Russ Jackson (convert failed) Third QuarterNo Scoring Fourth QuarterOttawa – TD – Kaye Vaughan fumble recovery (Gary Schreider convert)
Game summaryThe Empire stadium field was slippery and favoured the defences. Ottawa scored in the first quarter with a Gary Schreider 16-yard field goal. In the second quarter, Edmonton quarterback Jackie Parker passed to Jim Letcavits for a 63-yard touchdown. The Ottawa defender attempted to make the interception but Letcavits took the ball away from him and ran untouched to the end zone. The convert attempt failed. Ottawa replied on the next series with a 72-yard drive. On the Eskimo 32 yard line, Ottawa quarterback Russ Jackson faked a handoff and rolled to the weak side on a bootleg. Jackson found Bill Sowalski for a touchdown. Schreider missed the convert. In the fourth quarter, Edmonton punt returner Joe Bob Smith fumbled on his own two yard line after being hit by Lou Bruce. Ottawa's Kaye Vaughan recovered the ball as it rolled into the end zone. Schreider converted the score. Parker ran back the ensuing kickoff 74 yards but Edmonton could not take advantage. Fans rushed onto the field with 41 seconds left to play. The officials had to cancel the remainder of the game. Ottawa running back Ron Stewart was named the game's Most Valuable Player. Edmonton had only 44 yards rushing. It was Ottawa's first Grey Cup since 1951. Kaye Vaughan's fumble recovery touchdown was his first touchdown in 14 years of football. Videos[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtzzT5tsBSE Jackson TD pass to Sowalski] References1. ^2014 sports Illustrated yearook
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