1995 Nigel Lucius Graeme Finch, TV Director/film-maker, dies at 45
1994 Graeme Obree bicycles world record time (52,713 km)
1994 Graeme Obree bicycles world record 10km (11:25.88)
1994 Graeme Obree bicycles world record 10 km (11:28)
1993 Graeme Obree bicycles world record time (51,596 K)
1991 Test Cricket debut of Graeme Hick, vs. West Indies at Headingley
1988 Graeme Hick scores his 1,000th run of 1st-class cricket season
1988 Graeme Hick scores 405 for Worcs vs. Somerset 35 fours 11 sixes
1985 Mike Gatting and Graeme Fowler both scores 200's vs. India
1983 Graeme Yallop completes 268 vs. Pakistan at cricket MCG
1970 Graeme Pollock completes 274 vs. Australia at Durban
1967 Graeme Lloyd, born in Australia, pitcher, New York Yankees, Milwaukee Brewers
1966 Graeme Hick, cricketer, in Zimbabwe Massive run-scorer for Worcs
1966 Graeme Clark, bassist, Wet Wet Wet-Angel Eyes, Love is All Around
1964 Graeme Labrooy, cricketer, Sri Lankan pace bowler in 9 Tests 1986-91
1964 Barlow and Graeme Pollock complete 341 stand at Adelaide Oval
1963 Test Cricket debut of Graeme Pollock at the Gabba
1957 Graeme Fowler, cricketer, England left-handed opener early 80s
1957 Graeme Kelling, British pop guitarist, Deacon Blue-Real Gone Kid
1956 Graeme Wood, cricketer, Australian lefty opening batsman 1978-88
1955 Graeme Stevenson, cricketer, England medium pacer 1980-81
1955 Graeme "Jock" Edwards, cricketer, beefy NZ lefty batsman late 70's
1950 Graeme Beard, cricketer, NSW medium-pace all-rounder 3 Tests 1980
1949 Nigel Lucius Graeme Finch, TV director/film-maker
1945 Graeme Watson, cricketer, Australian opening batsman 5 Tests 1966-72
1944 Graeme Pollock, cricketer, South African batting prodigy
1942 Graeme Edge, born in England, rock drummer, Moody Blues-Your Wildest Dreams
1941 Graeme Corling, Australian cricket fast bowler, 1964 England tour
1941 Peter Pollock, cricketer, bro of Graeme/father of Shaun, S Af quickie
1937 Graeme Dowling, cricketer, New Zealand, 239 vs. India 1968
1931 Graeme Hole, cricketer, Australian batsman of the fifties
1913 Ian Graeme, major-general
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