Warriors fall to 76ers in Philadelphia title series
San Francisco, led by Wilt Chamberlain 38 rebounds and 10 blocks, falls 126695 to the Philadelphia 76ers as Bill Sharman laments lack of scoring as the series shifts to San Francisco. Hal Greer 30 and Billy Cunningham 28 pace the winners while the Warriors shoot 29.5 percent.
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Warriors' scorer tops with 30 before injury halt
The Warriors jumped out to a lead Sunday as their top scorer posted 30 points before hobbling with a twisted ankle. Fred Hetzel sat out the second half with shin splints, limiting the front line.
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No Italian Ever Took Middle Title
Nino Benvenuti, an Italian citizen, challenges Emile Griffith at Madison Square Garden for the middleweight title in a bout telecast nationwide. Benvenuti seeks to be the first Italian citizen to win the crown. Griffith defends with a 52-7 record. The event draws a large crowd, with about 15,000 spectators and substantial betting interest, though New York TV will be blacked out.
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Wide Open Derby Shape After Gotham Win Controversy
The Kentucky Derby picture shifts as Dr. Fager, a top Derby candidate, wins the Gotham at Aqueduct in a thrilling stretch duel over Damascus. Trainer Johnny Nerud doubts Derby readiness, while Damascus remains under Wood consideration. Ruken wins at Keeneland, with Santa Anita Derby contenders Rubén Wither and Successor also back in view.
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Successor narrowly wins Survivor Stakes at Pimlico
Hope Star reports Wild Turkey stable horse Successor scores by a nose in the Survivor Stakes at Pimlico. Trainer Eddie Neloy says the horse is back in top form and will likely race in the Blue Grass Stakes April 27, with Down Glory and Ruken possible Derby contenders for Churchill Downs on May 6.
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North-South college all star game ends in South victory
In Albuquerque, Mel Daniels and Bob Verga led the South to an 88-82 win over the North in the second annual North-South game. Verga earned MVP with 15 points and five steals, while Daniels added 16 points and 16 rebounds. Jim Walker led the North with 16 points. Gary Gray added 14 for the South.
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Tax penalties for single women under federal income rules
AP Woman’s Editor notes single women face higher federal income taxes than married couples with same income. Despite proposals, disparities widen at higher income levels. McCarthy suggests extending head of household status to widows, widowers, and long‑term unmarried individuals to ease the burden.
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Tonight Is Last for Income Tax
Washington report notes the IRS extended the filing deadline after April 15 fell on a weekend. As of April 7, about 46 million individual income tax returns had been filed, leaving an estimated 25 million still to be filed before the new midnight deadline.
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Arkadas State freshman Kathy Bill Putnam dies in skydiving mishap
Kathy Bill Putnam, 18, of Little Rock, an Arkadeas State University freshman, died Saturday four miles south of town after a skydiving jump. Safety officer Burt Alderson said poor body position caused entanglement in the main chute lines, preventing full opening. The report notes continued safety chute issues and cautions on tax filing tips and health ads appear in the page.
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