During his playing career, Eagle Keys was selected to three all-star teams, and played on two grey cup winning teams in 1949 and 1954. Keys is often remembered for his final game, the 1954 Grey Cup because he played it with a broken bone in his knee. After Keys’...
Marvin Luster played university football at UCLA, and was the outstanding player of the game in the 1961 All-American Graduation Bowl. Luster was an excellent player on offence and defensive, winning all-star honours at both positions. During his first five seasons,...
David Fennell was an outstanding performer right from his rookie season. Nicknamed “Doctor Death”, Fennell anchored the Edmonton defensive line known as “Alberta Crude”. By 1977 opponents were double-teaming Fennell in an attempt to keep him out of their backfield. He...
Jim Corrigall was an intense and competitive individual who, for many seasons, anchored the Toronto Argonauts’ defensive line. Corrigall was excellent during the 1975 season, when he received defensive player of the year honours and was the Argonauts’ nominee for the...
