Dick Shatto Dick Shatto ( b . February 5 , 1933 in Springfield , Ohio – d . February 4 , 2003 in New Port Richey , Florida ) was a professional Canadian football player for the Canadian Football League Toronto Argonauts . Shatto also served as the Argonauts general manager after his playing days with the club ended . Shatto ' s playing career with the Argos lasted twelve seasons , from 1954 to 1965 . His # 22 jersey is one of only four that has been retired by the club . Shatto was one of the most productive players in the CFL and for a team that made the playoffs only three times during his career : 1955 , 1960 , and 1961 . During Shatto ' s playing tenure with the club , the Argos finished last in their conference eight times . College football career . Shatto played collegiately for the University of Kentucky Wildcats . Following college , Shatto was drafted in the 15th round of the 1956 NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Rams . Professional football career . Shatto held the record for most career touchdowns with 91 , of which 39 were rushing and 52 were receiving . In the plus 40 years since he retired he still ranks eighth overall . Shatto was the all - time leader for the most combined ( rushing and receiving ) yardage with 13 , 642 yards that came on 1322 carries and 466 receptions . Presently he still ranks in seventh place , and he is still third among running backs , passed only by George Reed and Mike Pringle . His most productive season was 1960 when he carried the ball 122 times for 708 yards with a touchdown and caught 53 passes for 894 yards with ten more majors for a total yards from scrimmage of 1 , 602 . When it comes to total yardage , that also includes return yardage from punts , kickoffs and missed field goals , as well as yards from scrimmage , Shatto accumulated a total of 15 , 725 yards . That put him second all - time in 1965 and since then he has dropped to only seventh place . Interestingly Shatto never surpassed 1 , 000 yards in a season either rushing or receiving . However he did average 1 , 136 yards per season in yards from scrimmage . His best seasons in running the ball came in 1958 and 1959 when he tallied 969 and 950 yards respectively . The former being a team record at the time according to official statistics . Also he never led the CFL or the Eastern Conference in rushing yards . Shatto ' s 6 , 958 rushing yards remains to this day an Argonaut team record and at the end of his career he was sixth all - time . He provided the Argos with 16 100 - yard rushing games . As a receiver Shatto accumulated 6 , 684 yards and his best season came in 1963 with 67 receptions for 945 yards and ten touchdowns . When he left the game he was the number two all - time receiver . He led the Eastern Conference in receptions in 1962 ( 47 ) , 1963 ( 67 ) and 1964 ( 53 ) . Shatto was the Argos ' nominee for the Most Outstanding Player Award in 1955 , 1957 – 59 , and 1962 – 64 and was the league ' s runner - up in 1958 and 1964 . Plus he was an Eastern All - Star from 1956 – 1959 and 1961 - 64 . He was named to the league ' s all - star squad ( not started until 1962 ) in 1963 and 1964 . Shatto was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1975 . Color commentator and Argonauts general manager . From 1970 - 1973 , Shatto was a color commentator for the " CFL on CTV " . In 1976 , Shatto became general manager of the Argonauts . The Argonauts went 17 - 30 - 1 in Shatto ' s three seasons as general manager , making the playoffs once . Personal life and death . His daughter , Cindy Shatto , competed in 3 Metres Springboard diving at the 1974 British Commonwealth Games and in Women ' s 10 metre platform diving at the 1976 Summer Olympics . Shatto died on February 4 , 2003 , in New Port Richey , Florida . His ashes were spread over the site of old Exhibition Stadium . Videos . Short video of his play as rusher and receiver