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Grey Cup Tickets Canada's largest, action packed sporting event is almost here and it's down to the final two! The Toronto Argonauts came up short in the CFL Eastern Division final, losing 19-9 to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. While the Saskatchewan Roughriders scored 16 points off four turnovers to defeat last years Grey Cup Champions, the B.C. Lions. Don't miss these two Canadian powerhouses as they go head to head at Sundays 95th Annual Grey Cup at Rogers Centre in Toronto, ON. The party kicks off Thursday with performances by Loverboy, Great Big Sea, Emerson Drive, Trailer Park Boys and finally, rocker Lenny Kravitz will headline a Grey Cup Halftime Show that will have you on your feet! ShowTimeTickets.com has a great selection of 2007 Grey Cup Tickets. Order your Grey Cup Tickets online from ShowTimeTickets.com and experience the game of a lifetime!		Feed Tell a Friend

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Sun, 23 Nov 2008 3:00 PM	Grey Cup	Olympic Stadium Montreal, Quebec

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The Grey Cup trophy, a symbol of Canadian football supremacy, was originally an amateur award, destined to be presented to the senior hockey champions of Canada. However, after Sir H. Montague Allan offered the Allan Cup for hockey competition, Lord Albert Henry George Grey, the fourth Earl and Governor General of Canada, donated the Grey Cup in 1909. It was destined to be awarded to the team winning the Senior Amateur Football Championship of Canada.

The first Grey Cup game pitted the University of Toronto against Parkdale at Varsity Stadium in Toronto in front of 3,807 football fans in 1909. The Grey Cup was presented, albeit three months later - he'd forgotten to have the cup made, but did so after a gentle reminder by the cup trustees - by his excellency Lord Grey to the team representing the University of Toronto, who won the game by a score of 26-6. The U of T team would go on to win the Grey Cup the next two years and again in 1920, following a three-year hiatus as a result of the First World War.

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