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Bombers’ offence, defence, and special teams fail to show up against Stampeders

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By Taylor Allen Verified
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers constantly preach the importance of playing three-phase football. On Friday night, they went 0-for-3. Their offence, defence, and special teams all played a significant role in losing 52-30 to the visiting Calgary Stampeders. The team that erased a 17-point deficit to beat Ottawa last Sunday was nowhere to be found.
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Brown bombs as Bombers blasted

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By Taylor Allen Verified
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Dru Brown took Friday night’s ‘Christmas in July’ theme a little too seriously. He wasn’t carrying around a red sack, but he did giftwrap four interceptions to the Calgary Stampeders in what ended up being a 52-30 loss for the Blue and Gold in front of a sold-out crowd. The result dropped the Bombers, now 1-3 at home this season, to 4-3. Calgary improved to 3-4 and now has a chance to win the tiebreaker when the sides meet for a final time on Oct.
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🗳️ Beyond the glitch | Inquirer South Jersey

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By Taylor Allen Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Good morning, South Jersey. Gov. Mikie Sherrill is placing the blame on a vendor for the thousands of illegal voter registrations amid what she calls broader “disarray” at the Motor Vehicle Commission. And a bankrupt weed company is set to close two of its grow sites in Vineland and lay off 86 employees. Plus, a presumed lightning strike from Tuesday’s storm caused the closure of two Maple Shade businesses, and more news of the day.
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