Celtics Run Up 179 Points in Historic Victory
On 2day in sports history 1959 the Boston Celtics overwhelmed the Minneapolis Lakers 179 to 139 as seven NBA records fell. Tom Heinsohn led with 43 points while Celtics set marks for most points in a game and in a half and quarter.
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Two Bay Area greats coined as The Juice and The Juicer
Bud Geracie notes in the San Jose Mercury News that O J Simpson and Barry Bonds are celebrated as two of the greatest Bay Area athletes. The monikers The Juice and The Juicer endure as lasting nicknames linked to their legacies in local sports history.
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Bartman ball blown up in Cubs NLCS sendoff
Hollywood effects expert Michael Lantieri destroyed the Bartman foul ball in a tent outside Harry Caray's as Cubs fans cheered the team's 3-0 lead over the Marlins in Game 6. The event—designed to end the cursed ball's memory—occurred amid fans in Cubs gear and signatures glasses.
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Owens remains under contract with 49ers after missed deadline
Terrell Owens still under contract to the San Francisco 49ers after apparently missing the deadline to void the rest of his deal. Owens, a four time Pro Bowl selection, did not file the necessary paperwork in time to become an unrestricted free agent. His agent, David Joseph, will file a grievance.
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Williams phones in spring with appendix removal
The Associated Press reports Bernie Williams had his appendix removed thursday and is likely to miss opening day. Kenny Lofton will start in center as Williams recovers about three weeks and Aaron Boone is released after a knee injury.
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