Memorable moments
Broadcast Date: Nov. 25, 1978
It's the eve of Grey Cup weekend in Toronto. The Edmonton Eskimos are facing their favourite rivals, the Montreal Alouettes.CBC TV reporter Terry Walker takes a look back at some of the championship's most memorable moments – including touchdowns and trips, field goals and fumbles. With a severe winter storm on the horizon, he also reviews some of the Grey Cup games made memorable by the elements themselves.
Memorable moments
• At this 1978 game, the Edmonton Eskimos played the Montreal Alouettes for their fourth time in five years. Not only did they win the game 20-13, they began what is known as the Edmonton Eskimo "dynasty," winning the Grey Cup for five consecutive years.• Quarterback Warren Moon was named Most Valuable Player twice during the Eskimo Dynasty, from 1978-1982. He was a big part of the Eskimo's spectacular success.
Memorable moments
Medium: Television
Program: The National
Broadcast Date: Nov. 25, 1978
Guest(s):
Host: George McLean
Reporter: Terry Walker
Duration: 2:51
Last updated:
Sept. 14, 2010
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Governor General Earl Grey left a legacy to Canada in 1909. Ninety years later, his $48 trophy is still a highly regarded prize.
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