Wilt Chamberlain nets 58 in 1964 134-132 win over Knicks
On this date in sports history 1964 Wilt Chamberlain scored 58 points, including nine in overtime, lifting the San Francisco Warriors to a 134-132 victory against New York. Other notable events include 1973 low scoring NCAA game Tennessee 11 Temple 6, 1973 Sandy Hawley's 500th win in a year, 1974 Catfish Hunter free agent ruling, and 1984 Gretzky five goals in Oilers 8-2 win over Blues.
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Torre unique AL All Star selector twice yearly
Tim Cowlishaw of the Dallas Morning News notes that Joe Torre is the only manager in baseball history who can choose the American League All Stars twice annually, once in December for his team and again in July.
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Whom to Call at City Parks and Recreation Field Conditions
Contact numbers listed for CW Tenetate eerie g B64 C Chlats 51 816 920 9300 Wizards tickets and Royals Kansas Speedway. Field Conditions line for City Parks and Recreation directs callers to 832 7999 and 1123 or 1124 adult field conditions or rescheduling. visit www ljworld com for details.
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Singh Rockets to lead at Williams World Challenge
Vijay Singh surged to a 6 under 66 at Sherwood to hold a one stroke lead over Tiger Woods amid cold fog and rain. Fred Couples and Bernhard Langer trailed, while temperatures stayed in the 40s during the round.
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Arrington fined for pushing Boston in NFL clash
Redskins linebacker LaVar Arrington was fined $5,000 raising his season total to $35,000 after pushing Cardinals receiver David Boston in a 20-10 win. Boston also fined $5,000 for taunting Arrington as both drew personal fouls. Arrington has four league fines in 2001. Western Kentucky to open 2002 season at Kansas State on Aug. 31.
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Maryland field hockey star Autumn Welsh wins Honda Award
Autumn Welsh from Maryland, a defensive back on the NCAA runner-up field hockey team, wins the Honda Award as the top woman collegiate athlete in her sport for the 2001 02 season in a vote by NCAA member schools.
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Figure Skating Kwan Trails in Grand Prix Final
Michelle Kwan recovered from a fall to move into second place behind Irina Slutskaya after the first program at the Grand Prix final in Kitchener Ontario. A mathematical chance remains to overtake Slutskaya in the second free program later today.
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Notre Dame and O'Leary Fallout
Commentary argues Notre Dame rightly cut ties with George O'Leary over fabrications on his resume. The column contrasts Notre Dame's moral standard with Georgia Tech accepting him, notes the lies about college letters and an NYU degree, and discusses motives behind embellishing credentials.
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