Hamilton Tiger-Cats lead Winnipeg Blue Bombers after Grey Cup halftime
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The Hamilton Tiger-Cats lead the Winnipeg Blue Bombers halfway through the 108th Grey Cup.
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats lead the Winnipeg Blue Bombers halfway through the 108th Grey Cup.
The score after 30 minutes of play is 10-7.
The Bombers struck first with a field goal and a safety to put them up 4-0 by the end of the first quarter.
Another field goal gave Winnipeg another three points in the second.
A late charge in the second saw Hamilton score the first touchdown of the game.
The Tiger-Cats also scored a field goal in the second.
Hamilton was forced to change quarterbacks in the middle of the second quarter after Dane Evans was injured after an awkward tackle.
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