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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1971
Page
5
Captain Jean Beliveau lifts the Stanley Cup high after leading the Canadiens to a celebrated triumph as teammates and fans applaud. The moment captures Beliveau skating off the ice with hockey’s coveted trophy in hand.
Oakland took a 5-2 victory behind three homers and a first inning score. Bert Campaneris opened the scoring, Elston Howard did not play, and Marty Pattin earned the win while giving a strong outing.
Report describes a stabbing incident involving Wells with no charges filed. It notes subsequent claims by Wells about the attack, his probation for attempted rape in Oakland, prior legal troubles including drunken driving and a hit-run, and a court-ordered rehab and psychiatric evaluation. The piece references doctor supervision and a Southern University athlete background.
Montreal rallying from a 2-0 deficit, Henri Richard scores the tying goal late in the second period and the winner early in the third to cap a 3-2 comeback over Chicago. Ken Dryden backstops, Chicago misses on erratic shooting. Canadiens claim the Stanley Cup, their 17th, in a seven game final.
San Francisco Giants ace Ron Bryant wins his fourth as Bobby Bonds drives in three with a homer and sacrifice to beat Chicago 7-2, ending the Cubs five-game slide with a five-run sixth inning highlighted by Henderson, Lainer, McCory, and Bonds. Cubs rally briefly in the sixth but fall short. Other NL scores: Braves over Mets 8-6, Pirates 3 Expos 2, Astros 3 Padres 2, Reds 4 Phillies 3.
Giants fans in the dugout rise to salute Bobby Bonds after his fifth inning homer gave San Francisco a 2-0 lead over the Cubs. Bonds later sacrificed home a run in the next inning as the Giants burst for five more runs, winning 7-3.
The San Diego Chargers acquired rights to negotiate with free safety Dave Grayson from the Oakland Raiders. The deal hinges on Grayson’s 1971 playing decision after retirement talk following 1970. Chargers coach Sid Gillman praised his leadership and talent.
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