Wilt Chamberlain's 100 point game in Hershey remembered
AP reports Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points for the Philadelphia Warriors against the New York Knicks on March 2, 1962 in Hershey Pennsylvania. The scoring feat remains the NBA single game record, with eyewitness notes from Ken Berman and Harvey Pollack on the arena crowd and the game’s fame.
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Wilt Chamberlain scores 100 points in 1962 game
The Philadelphia Warriors star Wilt Chamberlain scored a historic 100 points against the New York Knickerbockers in Hershey Pennsylvania on March 2 1962 before 4124 fans. He also set single game records including 59 points in one half and 28 made free throws while the Knicks fouled to slow him.
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Blood bags found at Austrian Nordic team site during Olympics
Cleaners found used blood transfusion bags and related gear at a Midway Utah home rented to the Austrian Nordic team near Soldier Hollow. IOC president Rogge ordered a full probe using DNA testing and other techniques. Doping officials examine blood residues while Wasatch County Sheriff Spano handed evidence to Salt Lake Organizing Committee for analysis.
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Grand Am driver Jeff Clinton killed in Homestead crash
Jeff Clinton, 38, a Grand Am Series driver for Archangel Motorsport, died during practice at Homestead-Miami Speedway after his car veered into Turn 1 and overturned. Clinton, from St. Louis, was in his second season with Archangel and finished 54th at Daytona last month. The crash marks the second deadly incident at the track, following John Nemechek’s death in 1997.
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Arkansas buys out Richardson amid civil rights dispute
Arkansas announces a $3 million buyout of Nolan Richardson, citing a need for leadership change as the Razorbacks face a likely postseason miss. Interim coach Mike Anderson will lead the team while the school seeks a replacement. Richardson has no comment and may seek a system review by noon Monday.
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Ravens cut Elvis Grbac in free agency moves
Elvis Grbac was released by Baltimore as NFL free agency began amid many cuts. Washington signed Jessie Armstead after releasing him from the Giants, while Chicago inked quarterback Jim Miller to a five year deal. Jeff Blake was cut by New Orleans as teams scrambled during scouting events.
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