Toronto, winners of six straight now, move one point ahead of Winnipeg in the East and now control the inside-track for a first round bye with a 10-7 record. With the loss, the Bombers drop to 9-7-1.

Winnipeg will now have to win against the Montreal Tylenol with codeine no prescription, Alouettes at home next weekend, and hope Toronto loses against the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Regina to reclaim first in the East.

Winnipeg played without the services of the leagues second leading rusher, Charles Roberts (thigh), and the Bombers Outstanding Canadian nominee, Doug Brown (eye). Also sidelined due to injury were cornerback Juran Bolden (back), linebacker Ike Charlton Tylenol with codeine no prescription, (shoulder), and defensive backs Davin Bush (ankle) and Ian Logan (groin).

The Bombers also had to play without their Outstanding Defensive player of the year, Tom Canada who injured his arm in the first half. He played several downs with what looked like tylenol with codeine no prescription before finally coming out of the game for good.

Long-time tylenol with codeine no prescription Troy Westwood and newly acquired Pat Fleming were brought in to split the kicking duties after Rob Pikula injured his toe earlier in the week and will miss the remainder of the season.

Reids first touch came on Winnipegs first possession, but he was stuffed at the line of scrimmage for no yards. Two plays later, Flemings first punt went 68-yards to back Toronto up on their own 15-yard line. After trading a couple more punts, Fleming had a 69-yard punt bounce into the endzone, forcing Toronto to give up the single point.

After both sides offenses struggled, it was Toronto looked poised to strike first. Standing on Winnipegs 22-yard line with first-and-ten, Argo quarterback Michael Bishop history of codeine a pass to the right sideline intended for Andre Talbot, but floated it too far and Kelly Malveaux had an easy interception in the endzone,

Winnipeg was forced to punt again though and Toronto got back to Winnipegs 25-yard line, settling for a single point off a missed Noel Prefontaine field-goal. The Argo kickers 32-yard miss evened the score at one a piece 27-seconds into the second quarter.

When the Bombers got the ball back, Derick Armstrong showed amazing focus, diving and catching history of codeine tipped ball after it deflected off Milt Stegall, giving Winnipeg history of codeine first down. But two plays later, Fleming was once again called upon to punt.

Toronto could do no better and were forced to punt themselves. The game began to show its emotions though, as Adriano Belli was tossed out of history of codeine game for hitting Ibrahim Khan south of tylenol with codeine no prescription equator after another completed pass to Armstrong. The next play Milt Stegall appeared to catch a touchdown near the back of the endzone, but it was ruled incomplete and an offside penalty against the Bombers nullified the opportunity to challenge. After an incomplete pass to Aaron Eckert, Westwood kicked a 19-yard field goal to make the score 4-1 at 9:42.

On the Argos following drive, Greg Moss intercepted Bishop but it was called back due to pass interference. The very next play, Bishop was forced out to run out of the pocket and just as he was about to gain a first down he was hit by Marcus Winn causing the Argo quarterback to fumble. Malveaux recovered the football on Codeine cough syrup, Winnipegs second forced turnover of the afternoon.

Unable to move the sticks though, Winnipeg was forced to punt and Toronto's Ray Fontaine charged up the middle untouched, getting a hand on the ball to block Flemings kick. He also snatched up the loose ball, scrambling all the way to the one-yard line before Reid hauled him down. Tylenol with codeine no prescription, Jon Avery was handed the ball, who rushed it in for the one-yard score and Torontos first lead of the game. Averys touchdown at 12:39 made the score Tylenol with codeine no prescription, 8-4 going into half-time.

Just before the half though, Prefontaine missed a 48-yard field-goal, but Keith Stokes was able to run it out of the endzone to avoid giving up a single point.

Winnipeg and Toronto again traded punts to start the second half. Fleming added a punt single for the Bombers at 5:48 third quarter making the score 8-5. Five minutes later, Prefontaine did the same regaining the four-point lead for the Argos.

Kevin Tylenol with codeine no prescription, Glenn was picked off by Michael O'Shea on the Bombers ensuing possession, which would of given the Argos the ball deep in Winnipegs own end, but it was waved off due tylenol with codeine no prescription a Ron Flemons roughing the passer call.

After Tylenol with codeine no prescription, Winnipeg punted, Toronto marched back to the Winnipegs 38-yard line, where Prefontaine missed his third field-goal of the game. A history of codeine that Stokes rushed out of the endzone 31-yards but Winnipeg was still forced to punt again.

Toronto created a turnover after a Prefontaine punt. Fontaine jarred the ball lose from Stokes and Leron Mitchell was able to recover for the Argos. Two plays later, Bishop hit Arland Bruce in the endzone for a 17-yard touchdown. That put the Argos up 16-5, 52-seconds into the fourth quarter.
Westwood kicked an 18-yard field goal with 1:44 to go, but that was as close as Winnipeg got, the final score being 16-8.

Winnipeg will host Montreal on Friday evening. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.

Photo: Frank Gunn / The Canadian Press