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The Grey Cup is the name of both the champion of the Canadian Football League and the name of the prize (Cup) that's awarded to the victorious team (The Grey Cup Winners). The Cup was donated in 1909 by the then Governor General of Canada, Lord Earl Grey. The cup was to be recognized to the most effective amateur rugby soccer team in Canada. At the moment Canadian rugby had become acutely different from the rugby union football from which it began. The Cup, with time, became the property of the Canadian Football League, which is known as the CFL. The CFL had developed and become a professional group that played Canadian football. The college football teams compete now for the Vanier Cup. Recent changes in the category have brought about the thought of altering the name of the Grey glass to the name of the present years corporate sponsor. The idea has been openly objected by traditionalists of the CFL, stating that the Canadian Football league shouldn't deal a national and historical treasure for shore expression leage income. To date the glass hasn't been renamed!

As I mentioned earlier the glass was first found in 1909. Below I have shown every sixth dull glass success from 1909 up until in 2010, 2005.

1909 - University of Toronto Varsity Blues (26-6) on the Toronto Parkdale

1914 - Toronto Argonauts (14-2) on the University of Toronto

1919 - Not used because of the Spanish Flu Pandemic

1924 - Queen's University Golden Gaels (11-3) within the Toronto Balmy Beach

1929 - Hamilton Tigers (14-3) within the Regina Roughriders

1934 - Sarnia Imperials (20-12) over the Regina Roughriders

1939 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (8-7) over the Ottawa Rough Riders

1944 - Montreal HMCS (7-6) on the Hamilton Flying Wildcats

1949 - Montreal Alouettes (28-15) over the Calgary Stampeder

1954 - Edmonton Eskimos (26-25) over the Montreal Alouettes

1959 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (21-7) within the Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1964 - B.C. Tigers (34-24) over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1969 - Ottawa Rough Riders (29-11) within the Saskatchewan Roughriders

1974 - Montreal Alouettes (20-7) within the Edmonton Eskimos

1979 - Edmonton Eskimos (17-9) on the Montreal Alouettes

1984 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (47-17) on the Hamilton Tiger-Cats empilhadeira hyster

1989 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (43-40) within the Hamilton Tiger-Cats

1994 - B.C. Lions (26-23) on the Baltimore Soccer Team

1999 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (32-21) on the Calgary Stampeders

2004 - Toronto Argonauts (27-19) over the B.C. Lions

Amont the effective teams listed here are the entire Grey Cup rankings for many wins in the CFL:

- Toronto Argonauts: 15 wins

- Edmonton Eskimos: 12 wins

- Winnipeg Blue Bombers: 10 wins

- Hamilton Tiger-Cats: 8 wins

- Calgary Stampeders and Montreal Alouettes: 5 wins each

- British Columbia Lions: 4 wins

- Saskatchewan Roughriders: 2 wins

- Ottawa Renegades: 0 wins