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Tiger-Cats Win 1972 Grey Cup By Brian Snelgrove

Two months after Paul Henderson veterans including , P scored the most famous goal in , , Al hoto courtesy of The Spectator Canadian hockey history, the Hamilton Brenner, Mark Kosmos, Bob Krouse, Tiger-Cats beat the Saskatchewan Dave Fleming, Bill Danychuk and in Roughriders 13-10 to capture the 60th his last CFL season, . Grey Cup. Playing before a capacity home- The year was 1972 and under first town crowd at , year Head Coach Jerry Williams the the Tiger-Cats jumped out to a 10-0 Tiger-Cats compiled a record off 11-3 first-half lead. Saskatchewan tied good enough for a first place finish the game at ten before halftime and in the East. Hamilton knocked off the there was no further scoring until in the two-game the final drive of the game. Gabriel total point Eastern Final to advance to had been held without a catch for the National Championship against the the entire contest but caught three Western ‘Riders. Ealey aerials in a row on the final The team was led by rookie quar- Hamilton possession. Henley caught terback who had arrived in the last one to set the stage for 19 Hamilton three games into the season. year old rookie kicker ’s Ealey had never lost a game in high heroics. Sunter booted the winning school or in college at The University field goal, a 34 yarder, on the of Toledo. The sensational rookie pivot game’s final play to give the Ticats was surrounded by a supporting cast of their first Grey Cup since 1967. P hoto courtes y of The Spectator