Taça de Portugal: Sporting já está nos Quartos de Final Fevereiro 9, 2008

Sporting

2-1

Marítimo

Golos só na primeira parte com Liedson a resolver

O Sporting conseguiu eliminar o Marítimo esta noite no Estádio de Alvalade XXI com golos de cabeça de Tonel (5′) e Liedson (43′) para a equipa leonina e Van der Linden (aos 38′) para a equipa insular.

Assistimos ao jogo pela TV e não pudemos deixar de nos lembrar do recente Portugal-Itália quando, perto do final da primeira parte o Marítimo desperdiçou uma jogada de ataque de grande superioridade numérica, que lhe podia valer o 1-2 (jogada mal finalizada por André Pinto), para no minuto imediato ser o Sporting por Liedson, a cruzamento longo de Grimi, dar vantagem aos leões e que acabaria por ser decisiva.

O Sporting inaugurara o marcador logo aos 5′ por Tonel após pontapé de canto de Tonel e dispôs de outra jogada semelhante mas o remate de Liedson saiu ao lado.

Um pouco depois da meia hora Adrien lesionado foi substituido por Miguel Veloso e aos 36′ o Marítimo chegou ao empate após uma excelente jogada pela esquerda de Mossoró, passou a bola para um remate que sendo desviado num defesa acabou por ir parar ao poste com Rui Patrício batido, mas a bola sobrou ali ao pé de Van der Lindem que só teve de empurrar para a baliza.

Este golo deu grande ânimo aos homens da Madeira e como dissemos o 1-2 esteve iminente mas o resultado ao intervalo foi de 2-1.

Na segunda parte o Marítimo quis reagir fez uns 20-25 minutos de maior possse de bola e de intenção atacante, mas verdade se diga sem exigir grande esforço a Rui Patrício. No último quarto de hora o Sporting soube controlar melhor o jogo e á em tempo de descontos a equipa de Alvalade esteve por duas vezesperto de aumentar a vantagem.: primeiro através de um remate de fora da área de João Moutinho correspondido por uma grande defesa de Marcos e depois através de um remate de Romagnoli, que entrara aos 80′ para substituir Piauí, ligeiramente ao lado do poste esquerdo da baliza de Marcos.

A arbitragem de Bruno Paixão não teve «casos», o que já não é mau.

O Sporting está nos quartos de final da Taça de Portugal mas não produziu exibição convincente.

Estádio José Alvalade, em Lisboa

Árbitro: Bruno Paixão (AF Setúbal)

Sporting: Rui Patrício; Abel, Tonel, Polga e Grimi; Adrien (Miguel Veloso, 32m), João Moutinho e Vukcevic; Celsinho (Pereirinha, 60m), Tiuí (Romagnoli, 80m) e Liedson

Marítimo: Marcos; Ricardo Esteves (Briguel, 48m), Ediglê, Van der Linden e Evaldo; João Luiz, Bruno e Mossoró, Marcinho e Fábio Felício (Djalma, 46m); André Pinto (Anderson, 70m)

Golos: 1-0, Tonel (5m); 1-1, Van der Linden (38m); 2-1, Liedson, (43m)

Disciplina: Cartão amarelo para Liedson (16m), André Pinto (24m), Vukcevic (46m), Mossoró (64m), Anderson (74m) e Van der Linden (75m)

Taça de Portugal: Sporting já está nos Quartos de Final

Sporting

2-1

Marítimo

Golos só na primeira parte com Liedson a resolver

O Sporting conseguiu eliminar o Marítimo esta noite no Estádio de Alvalade XXI com golos de cabeça de Tonel (5′) e Liedson (43′) para a equipa leonina e Van der Linden (aos 38′) para a equipa insular.

Assistimos ao jogo pela TV e não pudemos deixar de nos lembrar do recente Portugal-Itália quando, perto do final da primeira parte o Marítimo desperdiçou uma jogada de ataque de grande superioridade numérica, que lhe podia valer o 1-2 (jogada mal finalizada por André Pinto), para no minuto imediato ser o Sporting por Liedson, a cruzamento longo de Grimi, dar vantagem aos leões e que acabaria por ser decisiva.

O Sporting inaugurara o marcador logo aos 5′ por Tonel após pontapé de canto de Tonel e dispôs de outra jogada semelhante mas o remate de Liedson saiu ao lado.

Um pouco depois da meia hora Adrien lesionado foi substituido por Miguel Veloso e aos 36′ o Marítimo chegou ao empate após uma excelente jogada pela esquerda de Mossoró, passou a bola para um remate que sendo desviado num defesa acabou por ir parar ao poste com Rui Patrício batido, mas a bola sobrou ali ao pé de Van der Lindem que só teve de empurrar para a baliza.

Este golo deu grande ânimo aos homens da Madeira e como dissemos o 1-2 esteve iminente mas o resultado ao intervalo foi de 2-1.

Na segunda parte o Marítimo quis reagir fez uns 20-25 minutos de maior possse de bola e de intenção atacante, mas verdade se diga sem exigir grande esforço a Rui Patrício. No último quarto de hora o Sporting soube controlar melhor o jogo e á em tempo de descontos a equipa de Alvalade esteve por duas vezesperto de aumentar a vantagem.: primeiro através de um remate de fora da área de João Moutinho correspondido por uma grande defesa de Marcos e depois através de um remate de Romagnoli, que entrara aos 80′ para substituir Piauí, ligeiramente ao lado do poste esquerdo da baliza de Marcos.

A arbitragem de Bruno Paixão não teve «casos», o que já não é mau.

O Sporting está nos quartos de final da Taça de Portugal mas não produziu exibição convincente.

Estádio José Alvalade, em Lisboa

Árbitro: Bruno Paixão (AF Setúbal)

Sporting: Rui Patrício; Abel, Tonel, Polga e Grimi; Adrien (Miguel Veloso, 32m), João Moutinho e Vukcevic; Celsinho (Pereirinha, 60m), Tiuí (Romagnoli, 80m) e Liedson

Marítimo: Marcos; Ricardo Esteves (Briguel, 48m), Ediglê, Van der Linden e Evaldo; João Luiz, Bruno e Mossoró, Marcinho e Fábio Felício (Djalma, 46m); André Pinto (Anderson, 70m)

Golos: 1-0, Tonel (5m); 1-1, Van der Linden (38m); 2-1, Liedson, (43m)

Disciplina: Cartão amarelo para Liedson (16m), André Pinto (24m), Vukcevic (46m), Mossoró (64m), Anderson (74m) e Van der Linden (75m)

Taça de Portugal: Sporting já está nos Quartos de Final

Sporting

2-1

Marítimo

Golos só na primeira parte com Liedson a resolver

O Sporting conseguiu eliminar o Marítimo esta noite no Estádio de Alvalade XXI com golos de cabeça de Tonel (5′) e Liedson (43′) para a equipa leonina e Van der Linden (aos 38′) para a equipa insular.

Assistimos ao jogo pela TV e não pudemos deixar de nos lembrar do recente Portugal-Itália quando, perto do final da primeira parte o Marítimo desperdiçou uma jogada de ataque de grande superioridade numérica, que lhe podia valer o 1-2 (jogada mal finalizada por André Pinto), para no minuto imediato ser o Sporting por Liedson, a cruzamento longo de Grimi, dar vantagem aos leões e que acabaria por ser decisiva.

O Sporting inaugurara o marcador logo aos 5′ por Tonel após pontapé de canto de Tonel e dispôs de outra jogada semelhante mas o remate de Liedson saiu ao lado.

Um pouco depois da meia hora Adrien lesionado foi substituido por Miguel Veloso e aos 36′ o Marítimo chegou ao empate após uma excelente jogada pela esquerda de Mossoró, passou a bola para um remate que sendo desviado num defesa acabou por ir parar ao poste com Rui Patrício batido, mas a bola sobrou ali ao pé de Van der Lindem que só teve de empurrar para a baliza.

Este golo deu grande ânimo aos homens da Madeira e como dissemos o 1-2 esteve iminente mas o resultado ao intervalo foi de 2-1.

Na segunda parte o Marítimo quis reagir fez uns 20-25 minutos de maior possse de bola e de intenção atacante, mas verdade se diga sem exigir grande esforço a Rui Patrício. No último quarto de hora o Sporting soube controlar melhor o jogo e á em tempo de descontos a equipa de Alvalade esteve por duas vezesperto de aumentar a vantagem.: primeiro através de um remate de fora da área de João Moutinho correspondido por uma grande defesa de Marcos e depois através de um remate de Romagnoli, que entrara aos 80′ para substituir Piauí, ligeiramente ao lado do poste esquerdo da baliza de Marcos.

A arbitragem de Bruno Paixão não teve «casos», o que já não é mau.

O Sporting está nos quartos de final da Taça de Portugal mas não produziu exibição convincente.

Estádio José Alvalade, em Lisboa

Árbitro: Bruno Paixão (AF Setúbal)

Sporting: Rui Patrício; Abel, Tonel, Polga e Grimi; Adrien (Miguel Veloso, 32m), João Moutinho e Vukcevic; Celsinho (Pereirinha, 60m), Tiuí (Romagnoli, 80m) e Liedson

Marítimo: Marcos; Ricardo Esteves (Briguel, 48m), Ediglê, Van der Linden e Evaldo; João Luiz, Bruno e Mossoró, Marcinho e Fábio Felício (Djalma, 46m); André Pinto (Anderson, 70m)

Golos: 1-0, Tonel (5m); 1-1, Van der Linden (38m); 2-1, Liedson, (43m)

Disciplina: Cartão amarelo para Liedson (16m), André Pinto (24m), Vukcevic (46m), Mossoró (64m), Anderson (74m) e Van der Linden (75m)

Taça de Portugal: Sporting já está nos Quartos de Final

Sporting

2-1

Marítimo

Golos só na primeira parte com Liedson a resolver

O Sporting conseguiu eliminar o Marítimo esta noite no Estádio de Alvalade XXI com golos de cabeça de Tonel (5′) e Liedson (43′) para a equipa leonina e Van der Linden (aos 38′) para a equipa insular.

Assistimos ao jogo pela TV e não pudemos deixar de nos lembrar do recente Portugal-Itália quando, perto do final da primeira parte o Marítimo desperdiçou uma jogada de ataque de grande superioridade numérica, que lhe podia valer o 1-2 (jogada mal finalizada por André Pinto), para no minuto imediato ser o Sporting por Liedson, a cruzamento longo de Grimi, dar vantagem aos leões e que acabaria por ser decisiva.

O Sporting inaugurara o marcador logo aos 5′ por Tonel após pontapé de canto de Tonel e dispôs de outra jogada semelhante mas o remate de Liedson saiu ao lado.

Um pouco depois da meia hora Adrien lesionado foi substituido por Miguel Veloso e aos 36′ o Marítimo chegou ao empate após uma excelente jogada pela esquerda de Mossoró, passou a bola para um remate que sendo desviado num defesa acabou por ir parar ao poste com Rui Patrício batido, mas a bola sobrou ali ao pé de Van der Lindem que só teve de empurrar para a baliza.

Este golo deu grande ânimo aos homens da Madeira e como dissemos o 1-2 esteve iminente mas o resultado ao intervalo foi de 2-1.

Na segunda parte o Marítimo quis reagir fez uns 20-25 minutos de maior possse de bola e de intenção atacante, mas verdade se diga sem exigir grande esforço a Rui Patrício. No último quarto de hora o Sporting soube controlar melhor o jogo e á em tempo de descontos a equipa de Alvalade esteve por duas vezesperto de aumentar a vantagem.: primeiro através de um remate de fora da área de João Moutinho correspondido por uma grande defesa de Marcos e depois através de um remate de Romagnoli, que entrara aos 80′ para substituir Piauí, ligeiramente ao lado do poste esquerdo da baliza de Marcos.

A arbitragem de Bruno Paixão não teve «casos», o que já não é mau.

O Sporting está nos quartos de final da Taça de Portugal mas não produziu exibição convincente.

Estádio José Alvalade, em Lisboa

Árbitro: Bruno Paixão (AF Setúbal)

Sporting: Rui Patrício; Abel, Tonel, Polga e Grimi; Adrien (Miguel Veloso, 32m), João Moutinho e Vukcevic; Celsinho (Pereirinha, 60m), Tiuí (Romagnoli, 80m) e Liedson

Marítimo: Marcos; Ricardo Esteves (Briguel, 48m), Ediglê, Van der Linden e Evaldo; João Luiz, Bruno e Mossoró, Marcinho e Fábio Felício (Djalma, 46m); André Pinto (Anderson, 70m)

Golos: 1-0, Tonel (5m); 1-1, Van der Linden (38m); 2-1, Liedson, (43m)

Disciplina: Cartão amarelo para Liedson (16m), André Pinto (24m), Vukcevic (46m), Mossoró (64m), Anderson (74m) e Van der Linden (75m)

Management lesson (VI)

A crow was sitting on a tree, doing nothing all day.

A small rabbit saw the crow, and asked him : “Can I also sit like you and do nothing all day

The crow answered: ” Sure, why not.”

So, the rabbit sat on the ground below the crow and rested. All of a sudden, a fox appeared, jumped on the rabbit and ate it.

Moral of the story: To be sitting and doing nothing, you must be sitting very high up.

Management Lesson (I) ; Management Lesson (II) ; Management Lesson (III); Management lesson (IV); Management Lesson (V)

Management lesson (VI)

A crow was sitting on a tree, doing nothing all day.

A small rabbit saw the crow, and asked him : “Can I also sit like you and do nothing all day

The crow answered: ” Sure, why not.”

So, the rabbit sat on the ground below the crow and rested. All of a sudden, a fox appeared, jumped on the rabbit and ate it.

Moral of the story: To be sitting and doing nothing, you must be sitting very high up.

Management Lesson (I) ; Management Lesson (II) ; Management Lesson (III); Management lesson (IV); Management Lesson (V)

Management lesson (VI)

A crow was sitting on a tree, doing nothing all day.

A small rabbit saw the crow, and asked him : “Can I also sit like you and do nothing all day

The crow answered: ” Sure, why not.”

So, the rabbit sat on the ground below the crow and rested. All of a sudden, a fox appeared, jumped on the rabbit and ate it.

Moral of the story: To be sitting and doing nothing, you must be sitting very high up.

Management Lesson (I) ; Management Lesson (II) ; Management Lesson (III); Management lesson (IV); Management Lesson (V)

Management lesson (VI)

A crow was sitting on a tree, doing nothing all day.

A small rabbit saw the crow, and asked him : “Can I also sit like you and do nothing all day

The crow answered: ” Sure, why not.”

So, the rabbit sat on the ground below the crow and rested. All of a sudden, a fox appeared, jumped on the rabbit and ate it.

Moral of the story: To be sitting and doing nothing, you must be sitting very high up.

Management Lesson (I) ; Management Lesson (II) ; Management Lesson (III); Management lesson (IV); Management Lesson (V)

Happy birthday – Amber Valletta

On this day in History – Feb. 9

• 0474 – Zeno crowned as co-emperor of the Byzantine Empire.
• 1199 – Minamoto no Yoritomo was born (d. 1147). Japanese shogun.
• 1404 – Constantine XI was born (d. 1453). Last Byzantine Emperor.
• 1450 – Agnès Sorel dies (b. 1421). Mistress of King Charles VII of France
• 1533 – Shimazu Yoshihisa was born (d. 1611). Japanese daimyo and samurai.
• 1540 – Se disputa la carrera de caballos más antigua, en el hipódromo Roodee, en Chester, Inglaterra.
• 1555 – Bishop of Gloucester John Hooper is burned at the stake
• 1555 – Rev. Dr. Rowland Taylor dies (b. 1510). Pastor, martyred under Bloody Mary.
• 1556 – El pirata inglés Francis Drake saquea la ciudad de Cartagena de Indias (en la actual Colombia).
• 1592 – Pope Clement VIII is elected.
• 1619 – Lucilio Vanini dies (b. 1585). Italian philosopher.
• 1621 – Gregory XV becomes Pope, the last Pope elected by acclamation.
• 1640 – Murad IV dies (b. 1612). Ottoman Sultan.
• 1666 – George Hamilton, 1st Earl of Orkney was born (d. 1737). British soldier.
• 1675 – Gerhard Douw dies (b. 1613). Dutch painter.
• 1709 – François Louis, Prince of Conti was born (d. 1664). French general.
• 1731 – Gasparo Angiolini was born (d. 6 Feb 1803). Italian choreographer and composer
• 1748 – Luther Martin was born (d. 1826). American patriot, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States.
• 1751 – Henri François d’Aguesseau dies (b. 1668). Chancellor of France.
• 1752 – Fredric Hasselquist dies (b. 1722). Swedish naturalist.
• 1769 – Susette Gontard was born (d. 1802). Girl-friend of poet Friedrich Hölderlin
• 1773 – William Henry Harrison was born (d. 1841). 9th. President of the United States (March 4-April 4, 1841).
• 1775 – American Revolutionary War: English Parliament declares Massachusetts in rebellion.
• 1775 – Farkas Bolyai was born (d. 1856). Hungarian mathematician.
• 1777 – Seth Pomeroy dies (b. 1706). American gunsmith and soldier.
• 1782 – Joseph Aloysius Assemani dies (b. 1710). Syrian orientalist.
• 1783 – Vasily Zhukovsky was born (d. 1852). Russian poet.
• 1788 – The Habsburg Empire joins the Russo-Turkish War in the Russian camp.
• 1800 – Hyrum Smith was born (d. 1844). American religious leader.
• 1803 – Jean François de Saint-Lambert dies (b. 1716). French poet.
• 1814 – Samuel Tilden was born (d. 4 Aug 1886). American lawyer and governor of New York
• 1815 – Federico Madrazo was born. Spanish painter.
• 1822 – Haiti invades the Dominican Republic / El presidente de Haití, general Jean Pierre Boyer, ocupa la ciudad de Santo Domingo.
• 1825 – After no presidential candidate received a majority of electoral votes, the United States House of Representatives elects John Quincy Adams 6th President of the United States.
• 1826 – Argentina derrota a Brasil en la batalla naval de los Corales.
• 1830 – Abd-ul-Aziz was born in Istanbul (d. 1876). Ottoman sultan 32nd sultan of Turkey (1861-76).
• 1834 – Felix Dahn was born (d. 1912). German author.
• 1839 – El general José Miguel de Velasco se levanta en armas contra el mariscal Andrés de Santa Cruz, al que obliga a huir de Bolivia.
• 1846 – Wilhelm Maybach was born (d. 1929). German designer of engines and cars, (designer of 1st Mercedes) and industrialist.
• 1846 – Whitaker Wright was born (d. 1904). English mining tycoon.
• 1847 – Guerra entre estadounidenses y mexicanos. Los primeros desembarcan en Veracruz e inician la marcha sobre la capital mexicana.
• 1849 – Se proclama la República Romana (abolición del poder temporal de los Papas sobre los estados pontificios). Ocorre a Proclamação da República de Roma, formando um Governo Provisório composto por Giuseppe Mazzini, Carlo Armellini e Aurélio Saffi. Seus primeiros actos foram abolir o poder do Papa e escrever uma constituição para ser utilizada por uma Itália unida.
• 1854 – Aletta Henriette Jacobs was born, (d. 10 Aug 1929). Dutch physician who pioneered family planning with the world’s first birth control clinic.
• 1861 – American Civil War: Jefferson Davis is elected the Provisional President of the Confederate States of America by the Confederate convention at Montgomery, Alabama.
• 1861 – Tennessee voted against secession.
• 1865 – Mrs. Patrick Campbell, nee Beatrice Stella Tanner, was born (d. 9 Apr 1940). British actress, original Eliza Doolittle/Pygmalion.
• 1867 – Nebraska becomes 37th U.S. state.
• 1870 – The U.S. Weather Bureau was established.
• 1874 – Amy Lowell was born (d. 1925). American Pulitzer Prize-winning poet/critic (Patterns, Sword Blades & Poppy Seed).
• 1880 – Lipót Fejér was born (d. 1959). Hungarian mathematician.
• 1881 – Fyodor Doistoevski dies (b. 1821). Russian novelist (Crime & Punishment).
• 1883 – William E. Dodge dies (b. 4 Sep 1805). American industrialist, cofounder of Phelps, Dodge & Company, which was one of the largest mining companies in the US for more than a century .
• 1885 – Alban Berg was born (d. 1935). Austrian composer.
• 1885 – The first Japanese arrive in Hawai.
• 1889 – The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is established as a Cabinet-level agency.
• 1891 – Ronald Colman was born (d. 1958). English actor, 1947 Academy Award actor (Tale of 2 Cities).
• 1891 – Johan Jongkind dies (b. 1819). Dutch painter.
• 1892 – Peggy Wood was born (d. 1978). American actress.
• 1895 – William G. Morgan invents volleyball.
• 1895 – Hermann Brill was born (d. 1959). German politician.
• 1897 – Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith was born (d. 1935). Australian pioneering aviator.
• 1900 – Davis Cup competition is established.
• 1901 – Brian Donlevy was born (d. 1972). Irish actor.
• 1901 – James Murray was born (d. 1936). American actor.
• 1902 – Gertrud Scholtz-Klink was born (d. 1999). German women’s leader during Germany’s Third Reich.
• 1904 – Battle of Port Arthur
• 1906 – Paul Laurence Dunbar dies (b. 1872). American poet.
• 1909 – Heather Angel was born (d. 1986). British actress.
• 1909 – Dean Rusk was born (d. 1994). United States Secretary of State (1961-69).
• 1909 – Carmen Miranda [Maria do Carmo Miranda da Cunha] was born in Marco de Canavezes, Portugal. Singer, dancer, actress. Her films include Down Argentine Way (1940) and That Night in Rio (1941) and her Broadway credits include Streets of Paris (1939). Died in 5 August 1955.
• 1910 – Jacques Monod was born (d. 31 May 1976). French biochemist, winner of Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1965 shared with François Jacob and André Lwoff.
• 1913 – Comienza en México la llamada “decena trágica”, sangriento episodio de la pugna entre los generales Madero y Huerta.
• 1914 – Ernest Tubb was born (d. 1984). American country music singer.
• 1914 – Gypsy Rose Lee (Rose Louise Hovick) was born (d. 1970). American dancer and actress.
• 1914 – Bill Veeck was born (d. 1986). Baseball executive.
• 1915 – Se cierra, durante la Primera Guerra Mundial, el Canal de Suez a los barcos neutrales.
• 1916 – Alec Zino was born (d. 3 Mar 2004). Portuguese ornithologist and conservationist who gave his name to Zino’s petrel, Europe’s rarest breeding bird. Only perhaps 45 mating pairs of the Zino’s petrel (Pterodroma madeira) remain on the island of Madeira, south-west of Portugal, where this small black and white seabird breeds.
• 1916 – Tex Hughson was born (d. 1993). Major League Baseball player.
• 1917 – Alemania desencadena la guerra submarina.
• 1919 – Francisco Adolfo Coelho dies in Carcavelos (b. in Coimbra, 15 Jan 1847). Portuguese philologist.
• 1920 – By the terms of the Svalbard Treaty, international diplomacy recognizes Norwegian sovereignty over arctic archipelago Svalbard, and designates it as demilitarized.
• 1922 – Brazil becomes a member of the Berne Convention copyright treaty.
• 1922 – Kathryn Grayson was born. American actress .
• 1923 – Brendan Behan was born (d. 1964). Irish author.
• 1923 – Soviet Aeroflot airlines forms.
• 1925 – Burkhard Heim was born (d. 2001). German physicist.
• 1925 – Apertura del Technion (Instituto israelí de tecnología) en Haifa.
• 1926 – Garret FitzGerald was born. Seventh Taoiseach of the Republic of Ireland
• 1926 – O submarino Plus Ultra, com os tripulantes Franco, Ruiz de Alda, Durán e Rada, chega a Buenos Aires, onde recebe uma homenagem.
• 1928 – Frank Frazetta was born. American illustrator.
• 1928 – Roger Mudd was born. American journalist.
• 1928 – El general nicaragüense Augusto César Sandino emprende una ofensiva militar contra las tropas estadounidenses.
• 1929 – Es ejecutado en México José León Toral, asesino del presidente electo, Álvaro Obregón.
• 1930 – Garner Ted Armstrong was born (d. 2003). American evangelist.
• 1931 – Josef Masopust was born in Most. Thekoslovakian soccer player- 87 games for National Team
• 1931 – Thomas Bernhard was born (d. 1989). Austrian playwright and novelist.
• 1932 – Gerhard Richter was born. German painter and graphic artist.
• 1933 – Loris Azzaro was born (d. 2003). French fashion designer.
• 1934 – The Balkan Entente is formed (Yugoslavia, Greece, Turkey & Romania) .
• 1934 – John Ziegler was born. Former president of the NHL
• 1936 – León Cortés is elected President of Costa Rica.
• 1936 – Clive Swift was born. British actor.
• 1936 – Stompin’ Tom Connors was born. Canadian country/folk singer
• 1939 – Barry Mann was born. American singer and songwriter.
• 1939 – Janet Suzman was born. South African actress.
• 1940 – J. M. Coetzee was born. South African author, Nobel Prize laureate author.
• 1940 – Brian Bennett was born. British musician (The Shadows)
• 1940 – Eugene Bleuler dies (b. 1857). Swiss psychiatrist.
• 1941 – Sheila Kuehl was born. American actress and politician.
• 1942 – World War II: Top United States military leaders hold their first formal meeting to discuss American military strategy in the war.
• 1942 – Daylight saving time goes into effect in the United States.
• 1942 – Carole King was born. American singer and composer.
• 1942 – Um incêndio destrói em Nova York o paquete francês Normandie.
• 1943 – World War II: Allied authorities declare Guadalcanal secure after Imperial Japan evacuates its remaining forces from the island, ending the Battle of Guadalcanal.
• 1943 – Joseph E. Stiglitz was born. American economist, Bank of Sweden Prize winner.
• 1943 – Joe Pesci was born. American actor
• 1943 – Barbara Lewis was born. American singer and songwriter
• 1944 – Alice Walker was born. American writer, Pulitzer Prize winning author (The Colour Purple)
• 1944 – Derryn Hinch was born. Australian media personality
• 1945 – The Battle of the Atlantic the HMS Venturer sinking U-Boat 864 off the coast of Norway.
• 1945 – Mia Farrow [Maria de Lourdes Villers] was born in Los Angeles. American actress (Rosemary’s Baby, Purple Rose of Cairo) .
• 1945 – Gérard Lenorman was born. French singer
• 1946 – Séan Neeson was born. Northern Irish politician.
• 1946 – Júlio Prestes dies (b. 15 Mar 1882). Brazilian politician, elected president in 1926 he didn’t take the place because there was a Revolutionary movement lead by Getúlio Vargas that took the power.
• 1947 – Carla Del Ponte was born. Swiss UN prosecutor.
• 1947 – Joe Ely was born. Singer.
• 1949 – Judith Light was born. American actress (Who’s the Boss?)
• 1949 – Jim Sheridan was born. Irish film director.
• 1949 – Hollywood actor Robert Mitchum was jailed in Los Angeles for two months for smoking marijuana.
• 1950 – Red scare: Senator Joseph McCarthy accuses the United States State Department of being filled with Communists.
• 1950 – Javier Mariscal was born. Spanish painter and designer.
• 1951 – Eddy Duchin dies (b. 1910). American musician.
• 1952 – Mookie Wilson was born. Major League Baseball, helped the New York Mets win the 1986 World Series.
• 1952 – Danny White was born. American football player
• 1953 – Ciarán Hinds was born. Northern Irish actor.
• 1954 – Christopher Gardner was born. American entrepreneur
• 1954 – Monique Lafond was born in Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian actress
• 1955 – JM J. Bullock was born. American actor.
• 1955 – Charles Shaughnessy was born. British actor.
• 1955 – Aires Miguel Carlos Victorica dies in Buenos Aires. Argentine painter.
• 1956 – Mónica Waldwogel was born. Brazilian journalist and commenter of economics
• 1957 – Gordon Strachan was born. Scottish soccer player and manager.
• 1957 – Miklós Horthy dies (b. 1868). Hungarian admiral and regent.
• 1958 – Portugal – First alive sportive transmission by Portuguese television: Sporting 4-0 Austria F. C., in football
• 1958 – Chris Nilan was born. National Hockey League player
• 1960 – Joanne Woodward receives the first star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
• 1960 – Holly Johnson was born. British singer (Frankie Goes To Hollywood)
• 1960 – Alexandre Benois dies (b. 1870). Russian artist.
• 1961 – John Kruk was born. Baseball player and commentator.
• 1961 – Carlos Coimbra da Luz dies. President of Brazil (1955)
• 1962 – Jamaica becomes independent nation within the Commonwealth of Nations.
• 1962 – España formaliza su primera solicitud de ingreso en el Mercado Común europeo.
• 1962 – Anik Bissonnette, Quebec ballet dancer (Les Grands Ballets Canadiens)
• 1963 – Brian Greene was born. American physicist.
• 1963 – Travis Tritt was born. American country music singer.
• 1963 – 1st flight of Boeing 727 jet .
• 1964 – 9th Winter Olympic games close at Innsbruck, Austria .
• 1964 – The Beatles make their first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show.
• 1964 – Lärs Schmidt Grael was born in São Paulo. Brazilian sailor, Snipe World Champion.
• 1964 – Ary Barroso dies (b. 7 Nov 1903). Brazilian pianist and composer
• 1965 – Vietnam War: The first United States combat troops are sent to South Vietnam.
• 1966 – Ellen van Langen was born. Dutch athlete .
• 1966 – Sophie Tucker dies (b. 1884). Russian-born actress and singer.
• 1967 – La Comunidad Europea inicia el desarrollo normativo sobre el IVA.
• 1967 – Edson Cordeiro was born in Santo André, São Paulo. Brazilian actor.
• 1967 – Todd Pratt was born. American baseball player
• 1968 – Alejandra Guzmán was born. Mexican rock singer
• 1969 – First test flight of the Boeing 747.
• 1969 – Manuel Plaza Reyes dies at 68. Chilean marathoner (Olympics gold medal 1928).
• 1969 – Gabby Hayes dies (b. 1885). American actor .
• 1969 – Jimmy Smith was born. American football player
• 1970 – Glenn McGrath was born. Australian cricketer.
• 1971 – The 6.4 on the Richter Scale Sylmar earthquake hits the San Fernando Valley area of California.
• 1971 – Satchel Paige becomes the first Negro League player to be voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
• 1971 – Apollo program: Apollo 14 returns to Earth after the third manned moon landing.
• 1971 – Sharon Case was born. American actress.
• 1971 – Johan Mjällby was born. Swedish footballer.
• 1972 – Crispin Freeman was born. American voice actor.
• 1973 – Biju Patnaik of the Pragati Legislature Party elected leader of opposition in the state assembly in Orissa, India.
• 1973 – Svetlana Boginskaya was born. Soviet gymnast
• 1974 – Amber Valletta was born in Phoenix, Arizona. American model
• 1975 – The Soyuz 17 Soviet spacecraft returns to Earth.
• 1976 – Charlie Day was born. American actor.
• 1976 – Vladimir Guerrero was born. Dominican baseball player
• 1976 – Percy Faith dies (b. 1908). Canadian musician and composer.
• 1977 – Sergey Ilyushin dies (b. 1894). Russian aircraft designer.
• 1978 – Costante Girardengo dies (b. 1893). Italian cyclist.
• 1978 – Carmen Conde (b. 1907 – d. 1996) is the first woman to enter into the “Real Academia de la Lengua Española”
• 1979 – Uma epidemia desconhecida causa em Nápoles a morte de 60 pessoas.
• 1979 – Mena Adrienne Suvari was born in Newport, Rhode Island. American actress.
• 1979 – David Gray was born. English snooker player.
• 1979 – Irina Slutskaya was born. Russian figure skater.
• 1979 – Zhang Ziyi was born. Chinese actress
• 1979 – Dennis Gabor dies (b. 1900). Hungarian physicist, Nobel Prize laureate.
• 1980 – Angelos Charisteas was born. Greek footballer.
• 1980 – Shelly Martinez was born. American wrestler.
• 1981 – Joël Camathias was born. Swiss racing driver.
• 1981 – The Reverend Tholomew Plague, drummer (Avenged Sevenfold)
• 1981 – John Walker Lindh was born. American Taliban fighter .
• 1981 – Bill Haley dies (b. 1925). American musician (“Bill Haley and the Comets“).
• 1981 – General Wojciech Jaruzelski becomes Prime-Minister of Poland
• 1982 – Ami Suzuki was born. Japanese singer.
• 1983 – Blecaute (Octávio Henrique de Oliveira) dies (b. 19 Nov 1919). Brazilian singer and sambist.
• 1983 – Mikel Arruabarrena was born. Spanish footballer
• 1983 – Tânia Mara was born. Brazilian singer.
• 1984 – Han Kyung was born. Member of Korean boyband Super Junior
• 1984 – Yuri Andropov dies (b. 1914). General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union(1982-84).
• 1985 – David Gallagher was born. American actor (7th Heaven)
• 1986 – Comet Halley reaches perihelion, its closest approach to the sun, during its second visit to the solar system in the 20th century.
• 1987 – Joe O’Cearuill was born. Irish footballer
• 1988 – Maria Leonor dies (b. 1920). Portuguese radio personality and presenter.
• 1989 – António Ramos Rosa, poeta português, recebe o Prémio Fernando Pessoa
• 1989 – Gia Farrell was born. American singer.
• 1989 – Osamu Tezuka dies (b. 1928). Japanese manga artist.
• 1990 – Namibia’s constitution ratified .
• 1991 – Voters in Lithuania vote for independence.
• 1991 – James Cleveland dies (b. 1931). American gospel singer.
• 1992 – Sérgio Murillo dies (b. 2 Aug 1941). Brazilian singer.
• 1994 – Peace plan for Bosnia and Herzegovina announced (so called Vance-Owen peace plan).
• 1994 – Howard Martin Temin dies (b. 10 Dec 1934). American virologist who in 1975 shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with his former professor Renato Dulbecco and another of Dulbecco’s students, David Baltimore, for his codiscovery of the enzyme reverse transcriptase.
• 1994 – Nelson Mandela became the first black president of South Africa.
• 1995 – Space Shuttle astronauts Bernard A. Harris, Jr. and Michael Foale become the first African American and first Briton, respectively, to perform spacewalks.
• 1995 – Jordania confirma la retirada israelí del territorio jordano ocupado desde 1967 en el sur del valle de Araba.
• 1995 – J. William Fulbright dies (b. 1905). American politician.
• 1995 – David Wayne dies (b. 1914). American actor.
• 1996 – The Irish Republican Army declares the end of its 18 month ceasefire shortly followed by a large bomb in London’s Canary Wharf.
• 1996 – Jimmy Bennett was born. American actor
• 1997 – 11th American Comedy Award: Debbie Reynolds .
• 1997 – The Simpsons surpasses The Flintstones as the longest-running prime-time animated series. ( 167th episode is aired ).
• 1997 – Brian Connolly dies (b. 1945). English singer (Sweet).
• 1998 – Failed assassination attempt on Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze .
• 1998 – Morrem os 196 ocupantes do Airbus 300-600 da China Airlines num acidente junto ao aeroporto de Taipei.
• 1999 – Bryan Mosley dies (b. 1931). British actor.
• 2001 – the American submarine USS Greeneville accidentally strikes and sinks Ehime-Maru the Japanese training vessel operated by the Uwajima Fishery High School.
• 2001 – Herbert Simon dies (b. 1916). American economist, Nobel Prize laureate.
• 2002 – XIX Winter Olympics opens in Salt Lake City Utah/Quebec City .
• 2002 – Princess Margaret of the United Kingdom dies (b. 1930).
• 2002 – Vicente Sardinero dies (b. 1937). Spanish baritone.
• 2004 – Mozilla Firefox: Browser renamed from Firebird to Firefox.
• 2004 – Robert Colesberry died this day. Oscar nominated producer, died of complications following heart surgery at age 57. Mr. Colesberry was nominated for a Best Picture Oscar for “Mississippi Burning.”
• 2004 – Claude Ryan dies (b. 1925). Newspaper director (Le Devoir) and politician (Parti libéral du Québec)
• 2006 – Freddie Laker dies (b. 1922). British airline entrepreneur.
• 2006 – Nadira dies (b. 1932). Indian actress.
• 2007 – Hank Bauer dies (b. 1922). American baseball player.
• 2007 – Ian Richardson dies (b. 1934). Scottish actor.
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• Saint Maron‘s Day – Lebanon
• Saint Apollonia, patron saint of dentists and dental technicians