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How Harlem Globetrotters fought back against segregation to become basketball legends
With less than a minute left on the clock, big George Mikan steps up to the free-throw line at the Chicago Stadium. The score is tied at 59–59, and he now has the chance to sink the winning shot.  The six-foot-ten, three-time NCAA all-American has had an exhausting evening, scoring 24 points in an effort to keep the Lakers in the game. He pauses and listens to the deafening roar of the near 18,000-strong-crowd. Mikan takes his first shot, and hears the crowd groan as it bounces off the rim. The second and third go the same way, and a hush settles over the area. As he and his teammates turn, exhausted, back to defend their own hoop, the opposition explode forward in a whirlwind of fast pas

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