Bygone Boatmen
James FraserExploring the history of the Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts
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Thrift Burnside: the Builder the Hall of Fame forgot
“Setting aside … a few minor changes, the[se] rules correspond with the American rules … [They] were taken line for line and letter for letter from those governing the American game … They bought a copy of the American rules, introduced a c...
"One of the Greatest": the Hall-of-Fame career of Wes Cutler
Wes Cutler, who played for the Toronto Argonauts for six seasons from 1933 to 1938, winning three Grey Cups, stands in a curious position in relation to posterity and its recognition and commemoration of his remarkable playing career. On th...
"Do Negro Players Have to be Insulted?"
In 1950, former “Negro All-American” halfback Ulysses Curtis of Florida A&M signed with the Toronto Argonauts. Together with Billy Bass and Marvin Whaley, he cleared the way that season so that including black players on the Double Blue’s r...
Billy Bass: "A fine player and a gentleman"
It is not the custom in the South for members of the Negro race to compete in athletics with or against members of the white race … I am sure that you understand this traditional custom which Mississippi State College cannot under any circu...
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