Celtics Complete Historic Comeback to Win Series
Boston fended off the 76ers 100 to 56 in Game 7 of the Eastern Division finals, becoming the first NBA club to win a seven game series after trailing. Wilt Chamberlain managed just two points in the second half en route to 14 total.
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76Ers
Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia I6ers
Celtics
Néers
NBA
Wilt Chamberlain
Rockefeller Humphrey Prodded in Race for White House
The Associated Press reports Democratic and Republican leaders press Rockefellers and Humphrey to enter the presidential race. Humphrey hints timing, Rockefeller leaves door open or draft. Kennedy campaigns in California as primary efforts heat up amid Vietnam policy debates. Fort Lauderdale police end beach substation as Easter crowds disperse. Major league leaders listed for American and National leagues.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
White House
Humphrey
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Eugene. J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Bloomington
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Vietnam
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Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Fred R. Harris
Oklahomia
Michigan
George Rom~ney
Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kennedy
California
Fresno
Los Angeles
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San Diego
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Hanoi
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Fort Laderdale
Barss by Phil Pastoret meat shortage riddle clarified
Barss by Phil Pastoret reports on meat scarcity and a puzzled public reaction. The piece mixes wordplay with a social snapshot of shoppers and vendors, hinting at longer term supply issues and changing spending patterns.
Popular boatbuilding material facts and figures
Dave Smith of the Aluminum Association discusses boat materials. Aluminum leads production and is common in runabouts and canoes, while fiberglass dominates overall show displays. The piece notes postwar corrosion issues, stickered aluminum boats, and two top offshore racers built by Marine Products in Alliance Ohio. Odell Lewis drives notable boats with Mona Lou I and II projects.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
Aluminum Association
New York City
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Alliance
Ohio
Merrick Lewis
Odell Lewis
Kiekhaefer Mercury Racing
Wisconsin
Long Beach
San Francisco
Black athletes urged to shape youth amid riots
A New York journalist discusses racial tensions and athlete influence after urban unrest. He cites Jackie Robinson, Willie Mays, and Martin Luther King as symbols, noting youths know little of black history yet crave education and action. He praises athletes Bill White Russell Ashe and others for real concern.
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NEA
Chicago
Loop
Ernie Danks
Wilie Mins
Jacki Robinson
Martin Luther King
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Roy Wilkens
NAACP
Montgomery
Dr. King
Willie Mays
Mayor Lindsay
President Johnson
Martin Feuther King
King
Ob Sinson
San Franciseo Giants
Mays
Jim Tart
Willie McCayvey
Bill White
Phillies
PM Russell
Celtics
Arthur Ashe
Oine
Tommie Smith
Lew Alcindor
Muhammad Ali
Mii
Mare
Masters Shock: Goalby Triumph Amid Turbulent Finish
The Masters tabloid drama centers on Bob Goalby’s victory over a fading field including Huberto de Vicenza. The story recalls Goalby’s rough edge, past Illinois football ties, and late surge to win Greensboro style. It also notes Demaret’s Augusta fan ire and the lingering Lema aviation tragedy memory.
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Huberto de Vicenza
Bob Goalby
Why
Illnois
Southern
Nois
Jim Gaquin
PGA
Belleville
Tony Lema
Akron
Lema
Tony
Coalby
Lea
Bob
Bean
May Feaiper
Greensboro
N.C
Sam Snead
Goalby
Boteville
Caick
Ciaalbiy
Ele
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Frondeiver
Toa Dewood
Willy
Roberta de Vicenza
Argentina
Roberta
Sowe
Brouhaha
Jimaiy Demaret
Augusta
Jhams
CUM Roberts & Company
Jims
Demaret
Win at Bridge Double Value Often Deceives
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand where the West North East South sequence ends with a 1 2 NT 3 and a final pass. The opening lead is the king of spades and the commentary analyzes the deceptive value of a double.
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N.T
Dole
Bridge play analysis from a tense rubber hand
East wins the first club then ruffs a second. South plays diamond and heart to guard against East holding the ace of hearts. West’s two no trump bids suggest a solid minor suit spread, while South secures five early tricks and aims for more. The column ends with a misplay noted.
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West
North
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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