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"Hey my man," [Wilt Chamberlain] said, "there's no speed limit in Kansas." In Kansas, it seemed the Dipper hit 120 miles per hour.
"Not once," Wilt said proudly. Nor did he stop to eat; he packed sandwiches and bottles of 7-Up. As for refueling the car, he said, "My Cadillac's got auxiliary gas tanks."[Gary M. Pomerantz] included anything that contributed to the 100-point night: The stories of Wilt's childhood, life on the NBA road, his lovers and Dip's death "on a mountaintop, alone in bed, a retractable ceiling that allowed him to see the stars. The gardener found his body, which is how it often works in Hollywood," wrote Pomerantz in his introduction.See the full content of this document
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Wilt's Astounding 100-Point Game
It was exactly 44 years ago to this day (March 2, 1962) that with Chamberlain scored 100 points in a Philadelphia Warriors 169-147 win over the New York Knicks in Hershey, Pennsylvania....
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