Posted by Drew Pearson Car Accident – Cause of Death: Dallas Cowboys wide recipient Drew Pearson, who had fallen asleep at the absolute worst time, suffer yet his kin, Carey Mark Pearson, was killed early yesterday when their vehicle walloped into the rear of a left, steel-stacked semi-truck on a north Dallas interstate.
Drew Pearson was in an operation at Presbyterian Hospital for pretty much 2 1/2 hours the previous night to stop leaking in his liver. “The depleting was stopped. He is in stable anyway certifiable condition,” agent Bill Mays said.
“I don’t think Drew persevered through any injuries that will be suffering,” said Dallas Coach Tom Landry, who visited him in a centre in the wake of flying in from the National Football League get-togethers in Hawaii.
Landry said, “He fell asleep while he was taking his kin home from a b-ball trip.” Landry and Pearson had spoken actually about Pearson’s possible retirement. “We talked about his age (33) and what he may do anyway we didn’t show up at any goal,” Landry said.
A police delegate said the authority making the report said Pearson was driving a 1984 Dodge Daytona at a risky speed and that the truck was left on the shoulder with its flasher lights on at the hour of the 1:30 a.m. setback.
The dangerous incident will consistently imply a Dallas County spectacular jury, police said . . .
Eugene V. Klein, president and head owner of the San Diego Chargers, proclaimed he will sell his 51 per cent interest in the National Football League gathering if a potential buyer met his standards. In any case, Klein, 63, said he was not viably considering an offer.
Klein said one of the necessities for an arrangement would be that the Chargers stay in San Diego. One year earlier, the city of San Diego announced the stamping of a lease presenting the Chargers to play in San Diego-Jack Murphy Stadium until 2003.