1962
Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeated Hamilton Tiger-Cats 28-27 at CNE Stadium in Toronto, Ontario on December 1-2, 1962. A thick fog closed in during the game on December 1st causing the game to be suspended and continued the next day. Bud Grant wins his fourth and last Grey Cup as the coach of Winnipeg. John L. Rotz on board -- Trainer Virgil W. Raines -- Brandywine Stable -- 1:56.20 Jockey - Les Coles, Trainer - Arch McGregor, Owner - James Wattie, Time - 3.21.40 Weatherly (United States) defeated Gretel (Australia) at Newport, Rhode Island 4-1 Defeated Lesley Turner 6-3, 3-6, 7-5, playing, using her maiden name, Smith 7 games v. San Francisco Giants MVP: Ralph Terry d. Roy Emerson 6-2 6-4 5-7 6-4 France 1st rider to win 5 Tour de France. Tottenham Hotspur 3 Burnley 1 Opposite the House of Lords, London USA, 1902-1968; "for his realistic and imaginative writings, combining as they do sympathetic humour and keen social perception" Standoff over Soviet bases in Cuba. Known as the Caribbean Crisis in Russia. Nazi War criminal. In Israel, May 31 Called by Pope John XXIII Nazi War criminal. In Israel, May 31 9 October. United Kingdom 1 July. Belgium (from Belgium-administered UN Trusteeship) Christian Democracy Party Standoff over Soviet bases in Cuba. Known as the Caribbean Crisis in Russia. World icon, former South African president, Nobel Peace Prize winner. It captures the excitement of a horse racing finish. A piece written for four clarinets. "Un Premier Amour" performed by Isabelle Aubret. Music Claude Henri Vice, Lyrics Roland Valade As its title suggests a documented look at the life of the brutal dictator of WWII Directed by David Lean for Columbia Directed by Anselmo Duarte
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