After attending the University of Colorado, Bill Symons was acquired by the BC Lions in 1966. Symons spent 10 games as a halfback with the Lions before being traded to the Toronto Argonauts. During his seven seasons with Toronto, he played 92 regular season games, 11...
Robert “Bob” Simpson was an excellent athlete who participated in the 1952 Olympic Games in Finland. His exceptional athletic ability allowed him to make a great contribution to Canadian Football. Bob Simpson was an all-star at several positions and played in the 1957...
David Sprague first played football at Delta Collegiate in Hamilton. With teammate Huck Welch and coach Ben Simpson, it was no wonder that the team won national Interscholastic Honours in 1926 and 1927. Sprague played with great enthusiasm on the line and was a...
Milt Stegall was born January 25, 1970 in Cincinnati, Ohio and played collegiate football at the University of Miami at Ohio. He finished his college career with 106 receptions for 1,581 yards and was a three-time Mid-American All-Conference selections. Stegall joined...
Arthur Stevenson came to Canada after a brilliant playing career at Hastings College in Nebraska. In 1937 a reporter described him as “one of the finest all-around backfielders in College Football”. Stevenson was an accomplished runner, passer, and kicker he was the...
