HAMILTON, Ontario -- Paul Osbaldiston kicked two field goals in each of the first three quarters and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats held the Toronto Argonauts to 200 total yards en route to an 18-2 victory in the annual Hall of Fame Game on Saturday.

Osbaldiston connected from 10 and 30 yards in the opening period to stake Hamilton (9-6) to a 6-0 lead. He sandwiched field goals of 38 and 12 yards between a pair of singles by Dan Giancola as the Tiger-Cats took a 12-2 advantage into halftime.

Two more Hamilton drives ended in the third quarter with Osbaldiston converting from 14 and 17 yards.

Danny McManus completed 28-of-41 passes for 310 yards for the Ti-Cats, who held the ball for nearly 40 minutes and recorded their fourth straight home win. McManus became the second player in CFL history to record five straight 4,000-yard passing seasons, joining Kent Austin.

Jay Barker and Jimmy Kemp shared quarterbacking chores for Toronto (7-8), which committed three turnovers and fell to 2-6 on the road.