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Wilton Norman Chamberlain was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Wilt Chamberlain goes to college and plays for the University of Kansas Jayhawks
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Wilt goes to his first NCAA championship and loses to North Carolina but was named the most outstanding player in the tournement.
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After leaving college, due to NBA rules, he couldn't go pro because he was too young. So for the following year he would join the harlem globetrotters till he was old enough.
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Wilt leaves college
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Wilt played his first NBA game against the New York Knicks scoring 43 points. Later that year he won Rookie of the year and the most valuable player award. Also in this season he began his rivalry against the great Bill Russel who later became best friends with Wilt outside of the game.
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At the end of the season Wilt won Rookie of the year and the most valuable player award
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In this season, Wilt scores a total of 100 points in one game, which is a NBA record that still stands today. He also ended the season with more than 4000 points scored with a average of 50.4 points per game.
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Wilt goes back to his hometown and joins the 76ers and leads them to a NBA championship against his old team Warriors.
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Wilt is traded to the Los Angeles Lakers and leads them to a championship win over the New York Knicks and gets the MVP award.
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In 1973, Wilt finally retires with 1,045 games played averaged a lifetime average of 30.1 points a game which was a NBA record until Michael Jordan broke it in 1998.
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Wilt writes his autobiography called: Wilt: Just like any other 7-foot black millionare who lives next door
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Wilt is inducted into the Basketball Hall of fame
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WIlt is made one fo the top 50 greatest NBA players of all time
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WIlt Chamberlain dies of heart failure in his home in Los Angeles home