Wilt Chamberlain’s 58 leads 1960 50-point spike vs Knicks
Wilt Chamberlain etched an NBA record by scoring 58 points in the Philadelphia Warriors’ 129-122 win over the New York Knicks marking his fourth 50-point game of the season.
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Triplett wins first PGA Tour title at Nissan Open
After 266 PGA Tour starts over 11 years Kirk Triplett claimed his first tour victory at Riviera Country Club finishing 4-under 67 to total 272 and win $558,000. Jesper Parnevik and Robin Freeman trailed by one and two strokes as rain interrupted play. Tiger Woods failed to crack the top 10 for the first time in 13 events.
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College basketball notes mixed with pro football moves
The report highlights Travis Spivey facing five years probation after pleading guilty to statutory rape involving a 17 year old runaway, with details of his ISU tenure and move to Salt Lake Community College. It also notes Les Steckel becoming offensive coordinator for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Mike Gruttadauria’s deal with the Arizona Cardinals, and Tony Jones’ seven year $34.5 million extension with the Denver Broncos.
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Cremins leaves Georgia Tech after long, principled tenure
The Georgia Tech coach Bobby Cremins, honored for a brilliant night against Florida State, confirms this season will be his last at Tech after 19 seasons. He shows quiet grace, deferring praise and reflecting on love for the program as Tallahassee recalls a memorable victory.
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KU Sports Editors and Correspondents Contact Lines
Chuck Woodling Gary Bedore Andrew Hartsock Steve Rottinghaus KU ticket office KC Chiefs are listed as sports editors and correspondents for local coverage. The note lists the bylines and affiliated outlets including ljworld.com and Ijworld.com for KU teams and major Chiefs coverage.
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