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	Montreal Alouettes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Montreal Alouettes (French, Alouettes de Montréal) are a Canadian Football League team based in Montreal, Quebec.
		The original Alouettes franchise folded after the 1981 CFL season, but were immediately replaced by a new club for 1982, the Montreal Concordes, owned by Canadian mogul Charles Bronfman, who also was the founder of the Montreal Expos baseball team.
		The new Alouettes franchise played their first two seasons at Olympic Stadium, but attendance in the domed stadium was very poor and the long term prospects for the franchise were once again uncertain, until a twist of fate revitalized the floundering club.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Montreal_Alouettes (925 words)

	Montreal Alouettes
		Montreal Alouettes are a FOOTBALL team from MONTREAL.
		A later merger with the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association produced the MAAA Winged Wheelers, who competed in the Big Four (Interprovincial Rugby Union) until 1936 - defeating Regina in the 1931 GREY CUP.
		The Alouettes' most recent Grey Cup win was at Edmonton in 2002 when they defeated the EDMONTON ESKIMOS by a score of 25-16.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=A1ARTA0005402 (494 words)

	The Sports Network - Canadian Football League
		But the Alouettes made a change in their secondary that seemed to confuse the Argonauts as quarterback Damon Allen, who had nine touchdown passes in three regular-season games versus the Als, was sacked three times, threw two interceptions and also lost a fumble in a 33-17 upset loss.
		Montreal was especially good creating turnovers, leading the CFL with 27 interceptions and finishing tied for second with B.C. with 19 fumble recoveries.
		Montreal led the league in passing with over 5,800 yards, in total yards with 7,675 and in scoring, averaging 30 points per game.
	www.sportsnetwork.com /?c=sportsnetwork&page=cfl/news/ajn3991136.htm (748 words)

	Olympic Stadium/Autostade/Molson Stadium Articles
		Following the 1976 Summer Olympics, the Alouettes moved into Olympic Stadium, where they played until 1986, when the franchise folded and then back there in 1996, when the team was resurrected.
		Tracy Ham threw three touchdown passes and the Montreal Alouettes celebrated their move to a downtown home with a 30-24 CFL victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Thursday night.
		The Alouettes moved to Molson Stadium on the McGill University campus for a playoff game last fall and the positive public reaction prompted a permanent move.
	www.california.com /~csuppes/CFL/Montreal/articles.htm (873 words)

	Montreal Alouettes at opensource encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Montreal Alouettes folded after the 1981 season and were replaced by a new Montreal team, the Concordes, in 1982.
		Montreal went without professional football for nine years, except for the short-lived Montreal Machine of the World League of American Football.
		The return of the NFL to Baltimore led the team to relocate to Montreal in 1996, where they became the Montreal Alouettes.
	www.wiki.tatet.com /Montreal_Alouettes.html (366 words)

	Best Montreal - Montreal Tourism
		Montreal is home to the Montreal Canadiens, the famous professional hockey team.
		Yes Montreal is a sophisticated urban city with its near infinite choices of clubs, restaurants and internationally renowned Montreal festivals.
		The Montreal Botanical Garden is known for its variety of plants and garden exhibitions.
	tourism.bestmontreal.com (553 words)

	CFL-Als-Parade, 2nd Writethru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Montreal Alouettes head coach Don Matthews is showered in confetti as he salutes tens of thousands of fans that lined Ste.
		MONTREAL (CP) - Even the longest-serving CFL veterans could not recall seeing a love affair between a team and its fans like the Montreal Alouettes Grey Cup parade Wednesday.
		The Alouettes' popularity plummeted in the 1980s and the team, playing bad football before tiny crowds at Olympic Stadium, disbanded in 1987, only to return in 1996 with the relocation of the Baltimore Stallions when the CFL's expansion into the United States ended successfully.
	www.cp.org /english/online/full/football/021127/f112746A.html (837 words)

	Percival Molson Memorial Stadium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Alouettes moved to the newly constructed Autostade in 1968, and intercollegiate crowds began to drop dramatically.
		Montreal's CFL Alouettes are selling out the 19,485-seat Molson Stadium, but say they need up to 5,000 more seats to accommodate their fans and put the team into profitability.
		As the CFL Alouettes consider possible improvements to Molson Stadium, they are using ReginaÕs Taylor Field as a model.
	www.sfo.com /~csuppes/CFL/Montreal/veryoldindex.htm (1243 words)

	CFL-Edm-Mtl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Edmonton Eskimos Mathieu Bertrands is tackled by a Montreal Alouettes player during second quarter CFL action in Montreal Friday.
		MONTREAL (CP) - Damon Duval's third field goal of the fourth quarter with no time remaining gave the Montreal Alouettes a 32-29 CFL victory over the Edmonton Eskimos on Friday night.
		The Alouettes forced Fleming to punt in the dying seconds and Landry fell on the ball, stopping the clock just in time for Duval to boot the winning field goal.
	www.recorder.ca /cp/Sports/050708/s0708179A.html (554 words)

	Montreal Alouettes - CFL History
		Montreal won the Big Four's first game, 17-8 over Toronto and subsequently became the league's first championship team.
		Montreal Alouettes set CFL attendance record of 476,201.
		1986 - On the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Montreal Alouettes the Alouettes were re-born as the Montreal Football Club changed the name from the Concordes back to the Alouettes.
	www.montreal-alouettes.com /cfl-history.htm (301 words)

	Montreal Alouettes News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Plans for the Montreal waterfront west of the Old Port are having to evolve quickly after the cancellation of the casino scheme and word from the Saputos that the soccer stadium might be built out by Pie-IX...
		MONTREAL - Construction of a new soccer stadium for the Montreal Impact will be delayed at least two months while the team explores an alternate site, Impact president Joey Saputo announced Tuesday.
		When the Edmonton Eskimos acquired Robert Brown from the Montreal Alouettes last month, the last person to find out about the deal was Brown himself.
	www.topix.net /cfl/montreal-alouettes (555 words)

	Autostade (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Prior to the Olympic Stadium, Montreal's biggest sporting embarrassment was the Autostade, built for the 1967 Expo World Fair on the banks of the Saint Lawrence River.
		Following extensive use in the 1967 World's Fair, the gaps between the sections were filled in as preparation for the Alouettes 1968 season.
		Montreal in the final years of the 1960s had a real problem with bombings and low-scale terrorist activity from extremist separatists.
	www.sfo.com /~csuppes/CFL/Montreal/oldindex.htm (446 words)

	The Montreal Alouettes - The Birdcage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The irony was not lost on the Montreal Alouettes.
		Head coach Charlie Taaffe, who led the Alouettes to the Grey Cup this season, is leaving the CFL team to join the University of Maryland as offensive co-ordinator.
		Montreal Alouettes quarterback Tracy Ham, the fifth-leading passer in the history of the Canadian Football League, today announced his retirement.
	www.allsports.com /cfl/alouettes/news.html (297 words)

	CBC Sports Online: Indepth: 2005 CFL Preview
		OFFENCE: The Montreal Alouettes are probably the only team deep enough in the East to withstand the loss of two 1,000-yard receivers.
		Quarterback Anthony Calvillo is back for his eighth season in an Alouettes uniform and, as usual, the offence revolves around his capable arm.
		Back-up Ted White had a brilliant college career at Howard University, but he didn't see much action in his two years with the Alouettes before he was suddenly inserted in the second half of the East Division final against the Toronto Argonauts to replace an injured Calvillo.
	www.cbc.ca /sports/indepth/2005cflpreview/alouettes.html (879 words)

	ESPN.com - Alouettes lift Phillips' suspension (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		MONTREAL -- The Montreal Alouettes have lifted Lawrence Phillips' suspension after talking for the first time since last weekend with their star running back.
		Phillips has been in his Montreal apartment, refusing to return telephone messages from team officials since being suspended by the Alouettes for leaving the squad Sunday for the second time this year.
		Yet after leaving the Alouettes for the first time during training camp, Phillips has been a model citizen, according to team officials.
	sports.espn.go.com /espn/print?id=1421153&type=news (561 words)

	Sympatico / MSN Sports : Home : Ricky Ray throws for 438 yards in Eskimos 36-26 win over Montreal
		Montreal Alouettes Mike Vilimek, top, takles Eskimos Kwame Cavil during first quarter CFL action in Edmonton on Friday.
		Alouettes special teams player Matthieu Proulx charged in untouched to block Sean Fleming's punt in the first quarter which lineman Rob Brown recovered and ran to the one to set up Mike Vilimek's one-yard run.
		Montreal slotback Terry Vaughn had six catches for 63 yards in his first return to Edmonton since an off-season trade ended six straight 1,000-yard seasons with he Eskimos.
	sports.sympatico.msn.ca /Home/ContentPosting.aspx?feedname=CP-AllSports&newsitemid=42533043 (979 words)

	CanadianRules.ca » Montreal Alouettes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Montreal announced today the signing of former NFL starting QB Quincy Carter.
		Sanchez was traded to Montreal in February for Reggie Durden and Robert Brown.
		Montreal announced yesterday that they have signed Demitris Bendross, and expect him at training camp.
	canadianrules.ca /category/team-news/montreal-alouettes (729 words)

	The Sports Network - Canadian Football League (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Alouettes also bolstered their receiving corps in the off-season by signing Jacquez Green, who had 162 catches for 2,311 yards in five seasons with the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Detroit Lions.
		But Montreal's definite weakness last year was running the football, a huge surprise considering the Alouettes have traditionally been the league's best rushing squad, first with longtime back Mike Pringle (now in Edmonton) and in 2002 with Lawrence Phillips (out of football).
		While Toronto spent the off-season loading up, the Alouettes were losing talent and it would appear the Als aren't as good as they were last year when they went tooth and nail to down the hard-charging Argos.
	www.sportsnetwork.com /?c=sportsnetwork&page=cfl/news/ajn3268230.htm (693 words)

	CFL-Esks-Als, Bgt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Montreal native returns to his home town for the first time since being named head coach of the Edmonton Eskimos in December.
		Maciocia said he is enjoying the chance to visit his parents and grandparents in Montreal and to bring his wife and two daughters on a road trip.
		Edmonton played in Montreal in the opening game of the 2004 campaign and was whacked 33-9, sending the club into an 0-3 spin to start the season.
	www.cp.org /english/online/full/football/050707/f070726A.html (815 words)

	SI.com - Pro Football - Recap: Montreal Alouettes 34, Edmonton Eskimos 16 - Sunday June 22, 2003 01:35 AM
		Anthony Calvillo passed for 316 yards and a touchdown as the Alouettes rolled to a 34-16 rout of the Eskimos in a rematch from last season's Grey Cup.
		The Alouettes opened their season in unimpressive fashion on Tuesday night, rallying for a 23-20 overtime victory at Calgary.
		After Rick Ray found Terry Vaughn with a 25-yard touchdown pass and a safety pulled the Eskimos within 10-9, the Alouettes regained the momentum on Jay Graham's one-yard TD run with 11 seconds left in the half.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /football/cfl/recaps/2003/06/21/edm_mon (348 words)

	Dejection in Montreal as Alouettes come oh-so-close in 93rd Grey Cup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Montreal Alouettes Anthony Calvillo sits in the locker room after losing the Grey Cup to the Edmonton Eskimos on Sunday in Vancouver.
		MONTREAL (CP) - The streets of Montreal were silent Sunday night after the Alouettes dropped a heartbreaking 38-35 overtime decision to the Edmonton Eskimos in the 93rd Grey Cup championship.
		Some in the crowd were also disappointed that Montreal - despite its reputation as a party town - did little to celebrate the gridiron clash.
	www.canada.com /montrealgazette/story.html?id=6011f960-17cf-434f-bd09-2454ab3a0def&k=66343 (551 words)

	Montreal Mirror - Sports Rage by Gabriel Morency
		The Alouettes are now a third of the way through their 18-game schedule without suffering a loss, and B.C. should expect an angry guest after last year's season sweep of the Als.
		The best any team can hope for when playing Montreal is that they catch the Alouettes disinterested, but with a perfect record on the line, it's not going to happen.
		Not with the Alouettes attempting to become just the second team in CFL history to finish with a perfect record, as the 12-0 Calgary Stampeders did in 1948.
	www.montrealmirror.com /ARCHIVES/2004/072904/sports.html (704 words)

	Canadian Football League
		The original Alouettes folded after the 1981 season, but were resurrected soon thereafter as the Montreal Concordes, who played from 1982 through 1985.
		The team name was changed back to Alouettes for the 1986 season, but the team folded again just before the 1987 season was to begin.
		Montreal wore a red helmet with a broad white stripe until 1959.
	www.nationalchamps.net /Helmet_Project/cfl.htm (1180 words)

	Montreal Alouettes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Concordes were rechristened the "new" Alouettes for the 1986 season, but ceased operations days before the 1987 season was to start.
		The original Alouettes franchise folded after the 1981 CFL season, but were immediately replaced by a new club for 1982, the Montreal Concordes, owned by Canadian mogul Charles Bronfman.
		When a scheduled U2 concert conflicted with an unexpected home play-off game against the B.C. Lions (due to the CFL's curious 'cross-over' playoff format in some years), the team decided to temporarily return to its old home at Molson Stadium.
	bourbonnais.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Montreal_Alouettes (785 words)

	Montreal Alouettes and Canadian Football Fans -- Player of the Week
		The Alouettes supported their claim that they would use the Renegades as a leather strap to sharpen their tools for the eventual Eastern final at the Olympic Stadium.
		Add to that a Montreal Alouette football team that looked like it was still sleepy-eyed from the extended stay in the hotel, still beat up this winless cast of Cats.
		But the Alouette missed opportunities on the field were as bad as the mishaps betraying the Cats both on and off the field.
	www.sectionw.com /team/player_2003.html (4774 words)

	CNNSI.com - Pro Football - Recap: Montreal Alouettes 37, Edmonton Eskimos 14 - Saturday August 03, 2002 12:33 AM
		Stokes returned a pair of punts for touchdowns as the Alouettes scored the game's final 23 points and remained unbeaten with a 37-14 victory over the Edmonton Eskimos.
		Tied at 14-14, the Alouettes (6-0) took the lead for good with 8:14 left in the third quarter on Bruno Heppell's one-yard run.
		Montreal running back Lawrence Phillips, who left last week's game with an injury, returned to the lineup and carried nine times for 42 yards.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /football/cfl/recaps/2002/08/02/mon_edm (308 words)

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