• Slippery Sam - Houston ace Don Flynn had his greatest hours as an Eskimoe over the crucial holiday weekend, sparking Esks to a pair of thrilling victories over Calgary Stampeders. Here he is shown at the tag end of a 17-yard gain and two plays later he took a 26-yard pass from Jackie Parker for a touchdown late in the second quarter. Left with an armful of air is Calgary fullback and linerbacker Jim Bakhtiar while an unidentifed teammate nails Flynn from behind. Rushing up too late for assistance is cornerback Lynn Bottoms. Esks won 17-10 Saturday and 19-14 Monday at Calgary (newspaper clipping).
• Photo from Scrapbook 2.

• San Francisco - Johnny Bright (#84), former Drake University football star involved in the celebrated broken jaw incident in 1950, pile drives his way to a ten yard gain in first period of all-Canadian game between the Eskimos and the Vancover BC Lions at Kezar stadium. Unidentified Lion gets firm hold on Bright's waist before bringing him down. Bill Walker (#75), Eskimos end, is at left. The Eskimos are the Canadian champions (newspaper clipping).
• Photo from Scrapbook 2.

• Photo found in scrapbook.
• Holmes, Rick;
• Parker, Jack;
• Connellan, Peter;
• Smith, Frank;
• Jefferson, James;
• Elgaard, Ray;
• Benjamin, Nick;
• Powell, Kevin;
• Walby, Chris;
• Schultz, Chris;
• Marshall, Greg;
• Walker, Mike;
• DiPietro, Rocky;
• Minter, Cedric;
• Barry, Don;
• Dodds, Fraser;
• Button, Kevin;
• Guenther, Alfred;
• Aldag, Roger;
• Jurasin, Bobby;
• Hallman, Harold;
• Crawford, Larry;
• Konar, Kevin;
• Fennerty, Gil;
• Anderson, Mike;
• Stuman, Gregg;
• Parker, Anthony;
• Currie, James;
• Ilesic, Hank;
• West, James;
• Dolman, Bob;
• Donlevy, Jim;
• Highbaugh, Larry;
• Lewis, Will;
• Dunigan, Matt;
• Stapler, Steve;
• DeWalt, Roy;
• Bastaja, Nick;
• Gooch, Keith;
• Skipper, Harry;
• Tuttle, Perry;
• Hailey, Ken;
• Ridgway, Dave;
• Flagel, Scott;
• Willis, Larry;
• Smith, Darrell

• Esks' Mike Kostin (#21) and Junior Hawthorne (#50) move in to tackle Argos' Jim Christopherson.
• Photo from Scrapbook 5.

Commonwealth Stadium was built for the eleventh Commonwealth Games in 1978. Located at 112 Avenue and Stadium Road, it is owned and operated by the City of Edmonton. The stadium is the home of the C.F.L. Eskimo Football Club.

Commonwealth Stadium was built for the eleventh Commonwealth Games in 1978. Located at 112 Avenue and Stadium Road, it is owned and operated by the City of Edmonton. The stadium is the home of the C.F.L. Eskimo Football Club and the N.A.S.L. Driller Soccer Team.

• Larry Isbell (94) of the Saskatchewan Roughriders was a main factor in edging the Edmonton Eskimos 23-22 in the first game of the WIFU finals. He is shown after taking Frank Tripucka's desperation third down pass in the final minutes to launch the victory drive. Moving in to stop him are Rollie Miles (98) and Bob Kimoff (Edmonton Journal, Nov. 13, 1956).
• Photo from Scrapbook 1.

• Dunsworth, Brian
• Paffrath, Bob
• Edmonton Eskimos (Football)