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CFL 1970 Western Final Game 3 - coldest Canadian football game ever? (part 1)

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The Calgary Stampeders played the Saskatchewan Roiughriders in a best-of-three CFL West Division final series in 1970. The third game, played at Taylor Field in Regina, was played in possibly the coldest conditions ever in Canadian football. The Stamps drove the field against a very strong wind at the end of the game, and Larry Robinson kicked the game-winning field goal to send the Stamps to the 1970 Grey Cup game.

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  • Plese. please..............don't talk about wind chill. It's NOT taken seriously. If it's 3 above, it's still behind the the Ice Bowl !!

  • @spectrebilly in 1970, canada still use old english system, so they use fahrenheit in 1970!

  • Don Whittman, RIP The Dean of all Canadian sportscasters!

  • @trenthovis Oh.

  • Great day for football

  • They could have used a domed stadium for this game........

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  • there should be a negative degrees bonus in their contracts. im talking about the announcers.

  • Oh, those freakin' Canadians, they're so darn cute!

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