Joe Fulks, the Jump Shot Innovator One Man Murdered and the Rest Forgot
<p>The jump shot has a handful of fathers, most of whom have been forgotten by all but the hardest-core of hardwood fans. Among these innovators was Joe Fulks, whose life story puts him in a singular category: he’s the only Hall of Fame player — in Springfield, Canton, or Cooperstown — to have been murdered.</p>
<p>In the beginning, there were two peach buckets, nailed to the lower rung of a balcony on opposite ends of a gym. Dr. James Naismith laid out the rules for basketball in 1891, including №8, which defined the relationship between ball and basket.</p>
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