Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards and Fourth & Goal today announced that they will host Corralin’ the Colts, a reunion of the Baltimore Colts’ 1975, 1976 and 1977 teams, on March 6 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Martin’s West. Proceeds from the Bull and Oyster Roast will benefit Sports Legends Museum at Camden Yards and Fourth & Goal’s efforts to assist retired NFL players.

“The Baltimore Colts teams of the late '70s were dominating forces in the NFL,” said Mike Gibbons, executive director of the Babe Ruth Museum. “Baltimore Colts fans had strong connection with players, from these teams and others, and we’re looking forward to reuniting everyone in celebration of some great squads.”

Under new coach Ted Marchibroda, the 1975 team engineered one of the greatest turnarounds in NFL history, going from 2-12 in 1974 to 10-4 and the division championship in 1975. Lydell Mitchell became the first Colts player to rush for 1,000 yards in a season, and Marchibroda earned Coach of the Year honors. The Colts added a second AFC East title in 1976, led by quarterback Bert Jones, who was named the NFL’s Most Valuable Player that year. Another 10-4 season in 1977 took the Colts to their third consecutive division title and the playoffs.

“Head coach Ted Marchibroda built a bond among the members of these teams that has lasted for more than three decades,” said Fourth & Goal president and former Baltimore Colts safety Bruce Laird. “I’m very proud to have been a member of the 1975, 1976 and 1977 Colts and very grateful that my teammates are returning to commemorate our accomplishments and to support two worthy causes.”

Corrallin’ the Colts will feature the roast, a silent auction and autographs (at the players' discretion). Tickets to the event are $60 apiece, and sponsorships are also available at varying levels.  To purchase tickets or to become a sponsor, call 410-727-1539 or visit www.BabeRuthMuseum.com.