A 38 year career covering professional football with the Ottawa Journal and the Citizen began in 1947. He covered every Grey Cup game since then. Eddie was named the Dow Award Winner as Canada’s Outstanding Football Writer in 1960. He wrote the bestseller, Profile of...
Considered the first major national sportscaster, he had a long association with CFRB Radio in Toronto – First as its sports director and later as its station manager. He was the voice of the Toronto Argonauts in the early thirties and a charter member of the Hot...
A football writer of ten years, Bob Moir started his career in 1948 with the Winnipeg Free Press. He Joined CBC in 1952, and did TV play-by-play from 1957 to 1963 including his first Grey Cup commentary in 1958. He was a producer and executive-producer of CBC football...
A Hull Native, he began as a sports writer for Le Droit in Ottawa and then moved to La Presse in Montreal. An original play-by-play commentator in 1952 for Radio-Canada, he joined the new TVA Network as its sports director in 1961. His wide ranging interests in the...
Frank Tindall had two outstanding seasons with the Toronto Argonauts, including a Grey Cup victory in 1933. Tindall was named the All-Time All-Star Argos tackle of the 1921 – 1941 era. Following his playing career, Tindall began a coaching career at Queen’s University...
