Wilt 58 in 1964 OT win over Knicks at Warriors
The 1964 game saw Wilt Chamberlain score 58 points with nine in overtime, lifting the San Francisco Warriors to a 134-132 victory over the New York Knicks. The six day sports history notes Tennessee’s low scoring 1973 NCAA game, Jim Hunter free agent ruling in 1974, Vancouver Grizzlies’ 1995 OT win ending a 19 game skid, and 2000 Georgia Southern Montana Division I AA title.
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Rodman seeks release after venue woes with Crush
Dennis Rodman, seeking a team change, cited lack of a venue as a reason for requesting his release from the ABA's Orange County Crush. Agent Darren Prince said Rodman valued fan support and felt a move was necessary due to insufficient playing facilities.
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DePaul versus Northwestern on ESPN2 at 8 p.m.
Sports on TV lists college basketball game DePaul against Northwestern at 8 p.m. on ESPN2, channel C34. Also notes free State versus LHS prep game delayed to 10 30 p.m. on Sunflower channel C6.
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College football and NBA lines dump of 2003 playoff picks
A dense listing of college football bowls and NBA favorites with underdogs, including dates, locations, and matchups. Highlights include Georgia Tech favored in a Georgia Tech game, Paced by mentions of Notre Dame, Texas El Paso, and Georgia Tech with various underdog notes and bowl venues like Aloha Stadium and Reliant Stadium.
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Ex Barton County coach indicted for illegally aiding athletes
A federal grand jury indicted former Barton County Community College basketball coach Ryan Wolf on 36 countsfor illegally providing financial aid and false academic credentials to athletes, including Missouri guard Ricky Clemons. The scheme allegedly ran from May 1998 to June 2003, using his faculty position to secure grants and campus jobs for unqualified players and misreportting information to Missouri, San Jose State, Brigham Young and Barton County. Others named include Randy Pulley Jason Carter Carlton Baker Eric Washington and Justin Rose.
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Stadium funding push eyed for April ballot in Jackson County
After a failed bistate sales tax plan to fund Chiefs and Royals stadiums, a task force urged Jackson County to place a sales tax on the April ballot and pressed Missouri lawmakers to raise taxes on visiting entertainers to fund renovations. Martinez confirms deal with New York Mets worth over 50 million dollars, with a physical pending.
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Commentary on unions and sports players protests in 1910s and today
The piece argues unions misjudge modern athletes as victims while linking 1910 New York sweatshop protests to a 2004 NBA incident. It criticizes Don Fehr and the baseball and hockey unions for resisting reforms. It portrays owners as complicit in the steroid era and questions league credibility after the Detroit brawl.
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