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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1971
Page
11
Seventh annual sports breakfast in Winchester spotlights Earl Morrall of the Baltimore Colts and Calvin Hill of the Dallas Cowboys as featured speakers. Tickets are selling fast with events including autographed footballs from both teams and a post breakfast ball drawing.
Otis Gilmore of Chipley Florida drives the truck he always wanted a gift from his son Artis. Artis is cited as one of the new millionaires produced by the NBA ABA war and the rising player salaries.
Jack Fretwell and Dale Bailey organize Saturday's Sports Breakfast to feature six footballs autographed by the world champion Baltimore team with Earl Morrall as sports marshal. Hill will contribute twelve balls autographed by himself, reflecting their efforts to secure guests.
George S. Halas Sr testified before a federal grand jury in Cleveland saying he did not think the NFL was doing anything illegal. The remarks followed his appearance Wednesday as part of the NFL probe.
The two top ACC clubs Maryland and Virginia start southern trips to face Clemson and South Carolina with two games each, aiming to settle the league race. Maryland leads 7-2 in conference play, Virginia 6-3, with North Carolina State third at 9-5 after its season end.
Buckeye Potts reports less than 100 tickets remain for the Apple Blossom Sports Breakfast at Lee-Jackson Restaurant Saturday at 8 30. Earl Morrall of the Baltimore Colts, famed for 1968 NFL title play, and Calvin Hill of Yale are among featured speakers. Also notes Dixon honored by Scouting Systems All American and Pony League managers announced with five teams and May 31 start.
Chicago center Jimmy Pappin, sidelined by Bell's Palsy last summer, returns to help the Black Hawks beat Montreal 2-1 in overtime to open the Stanley Cup final series. He scores the OT winner and finishes with seven playoff goals, second on the team.
Lou Brock homered to break a 1-1 tie and boost St. Louis to a 5-1 victory over Pittsburgh. San Francisco defeated Pittsburgh 2-1 in another game, while Chicago beat New York 5-4 and Montreal beat Houston 5-1. Cincinnati topped Los Angeles 8-4, and San Diego split a doubleheader with Atlanta 5-1 and 3-1.
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