2 Day in Sports History
1964 San Francisco's Wilt Chamberlain scores 58 points including nine in overtime to lift the Warriors past the Knicks 134-132. 1973 Tennessee defeats Temple 11-6 in the NCAA basketball game noted as the lowest scoring since 1938.
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Whom to Call Visit LiWorld Website
Visitor query about contact options and official site navigation. No entities beyond the domain LiWorld appear. the note directs users to the web address www.liworld.com for information. The readable text provides a single URL without additional context or events.
Woods Leads with Record 62 and Four Shots Ahead
Tiger Woods shot a 10-under 62 at Sherwood Country Club to set a course record and lead the Target World Challenge by four strokes over Jim Furyk as he returns from a 10-week layoff. He eagled the 11th and closed with a 9-iron to six feet, while Henrik Stenson called him a tough host.
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Bulls forward Thomas suspended for one game in incident
NBA disciplinary action suspended Tyrus Thomas for one game after he struck Indiana rival Troy Murphy in the face during a game in Indianapolis. In other notes, Nazr Mohammed moved to the Charlotte Bobcats from Detroit for Primoz Brezec and Walter Herrmann, aiming to fill a post-knee surgery gap. A separate New York suit alleges Nets star Jason Kidd groped and threatened a model at a Manhattan nightclub, which Kidd’s spokesman calls false.
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Cotton Bow Dallas Smashed to a Narrow Margin
A garbled report mentions Dallas, Miami stadiums, and Kansas DIA SERVICES INC with unclear details. The readable parts reference January dates and a sports or event context but lack concrete facts or coherent narrative. Entities include Dallas, Miami, Kansas, and DIA SERVICES INC.
Kucinich Campaign Worker Quoted Amid Steelers Patriots Bet
Comedy writer Alex Kasebera cited Steelers defensive back Anthony Smith promising a Pittsburgh victory over the unbeaten New England Patriots, a wager that ended with a 34-13 Steelers loss. The remark appears in a syndicated column about current sports and politics intersecting at a campaign event.
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Mitchell Report Sparks Heated Debate On Baseball Drugs
A subversive opinion piece argues the Mitchell Report reveals a healthy profits-driven system. It contends steroids boosted attendance and revenue, while fans remain undeterred and players show little remorse for actions that raised careers and salaries.
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