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Eagles president Don Smolenski called Campbell "truly a legend,Cheap NFL Jerseys."
Campbell slowly retired from the trade after his wife died,Cheap Wholesale Jerseys, Culverwell said. His daughter Christine was with him when he died. He also is survived by two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
He also gave a signature performance of Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game in the Philadelphia Warriors' 169-147 victory over the New York Knicks in 1962. Besides the athleticism, he was as impressed by Chamberlain's character, he told The Associated Press in an interview. Chamberlain was renting an apartment at the time in New York.
Editor and anchor Robin Culverwell at KYW radio station, where Campbell once worked, confirmed Campbell died Monday evening at Cooper Hospital in Camden,Authentic Jerseys Cheap, New Jersey. He was 91. She said he died from complications from a fall.
"'Ladies and gentlemen, the Green Bay Packers and the Philadelphia Eagles are about to play the biggest game of their lives,' Campbell said during his WCAU-AM broadcast ... 'And there will be bedlam coming out of your loudspeakers for the next several hours. We hope you'll enjoy the play. We hope we can make it enjoyable for you. Here is (Paul) Hornung booting off, a deep one ... and the championship of the world is underway.'"
"One thing I remember about the game: Here was a guy who scores 100 points, and after the game was over, got in a car with three New York Knicks players and drove back to New York,NFL Jerseys Supply," Campbell said. "I always thought 'How did a guy who scored all those points against them get a ride back with three Knicks?'"
Campbell began his career in 1940 and continued well into his 80s. His accounts gave sports fans front row seats at the games of all their favorites: the Philadelphia Eagles, the Phillies, the 76ers, the Warriors or Big Five basketball teams.
"Being the voice of the Phillies, 76ers,NFL Jerseys China, and Eagles throughout his career, it was clear that Philadelphia sports were in his blood," Smolenski said on the team website.
PHILADELPHIA (AP)