U S Sweeps American Zone Davis Cup Final 5-0
The United States routed Mexico 5-0 to clinch the American Zone Davis Cup final as Clark Graebner delivered standout singles over Rafael Osuna. Cliff Richey battled cramps in a four-set win while Dennis Ralston and Graebner teamed to crush Osuna and Loyo Mayo in doubles. Attendance set a record despite the exhibition status of Monday’s singles.
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Cleveland
Mexico
U. S
MacCall
Cliff Richey
Marcelo Lara
Graebner
Rickey
Dennis Ralston
Ralston
Lara
Joaquin Loyo - Mayo
Fred Stollie
Australia
Beachwood
Ohio
Star
Osuna
Loyo Mayo
Ralston-Graebner
Loyo-Mayo
Legion Play Opens as Seven Teams Enter Regional No 5
Seven state American Legion championship teams arrive in Athens for Regional No 5 tournament at Ohio University Trautwein Field. Double elimination determines regional entrant for the national finals in Orangeburg South Carolina starting August 28.
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American Legion
Athens
Orangeburg
S. C
Ohio University
Trautwein
Dodgers Nip Reds Halt Johnson In Clutch Role
Braves edge Astros 4-2 as Mathews hits a two run homer in the seventh. Dodgers beat Reds 4-3 with Johnson driving in key runs and White collecting five RBIs for Phillies.
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Associated Press
Ed Mathews
Deron Johnson
Bill White
Chicago
Mathews
Atlanta
Houston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Johnson
Philadelphia
White
Gue
Bob Miller
Claude Osteen
Reds
Dodger
Phil Reger
Miller
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Pirates
Giants
Dodgers
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Cloninger
Jim Gilliam
Lou Johnson
Wes Parker
John Roseboro
Chris Short
Terry Fox
Adolfo Phillips
Billy Williams
Phillies
Byron Browne
Ron Santo
Fardoct
Ecanaen Oy Een
Ses Baldschun
Ruiz
Nottebart
Esaenva
Gilliam
Wohnaterf Ckees
I Moone
Freaoword
Lois
Kennedy
Oecadaires
Regah
Sisesssii
Rada
Giants face line shakeup after LaVetere injury
New York Giants coach Allie Sherman must rebuild the line after 285 pound guard LaVetere was placed on injured reserve. The club aims to replace him with veterans and rookies as 1965 prospects focus on sustaining the progress from a 2-10-2 to 7-7 season.
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Central Press
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
John LaVetere
Oldsters
Sherman
Giants
Earl Morrall
Tetroit
Morrall
Tucker Frederickson
Steve Thurlow
Ernie Kay
Homer Jones
Joe Morrison
Aaron Thomas
Bolin
Pete Case
Andy Stynchula
Baltimore
Roger Anderson
Atlanta
Dick Lynch
Jim Patton
Henry Carr
Spider Lockhart
Beatle Invasion Fails To Halt Indian Beatle Invasion Fails To Halt Indian
Cleveland Indians top Washington Senators 4 3 on two two run homers by Jim Gentile and Chuck Hinton. Sonny Siebert pitched as field damage from 3000 Beatles fans worries ground crew chiefs Harold and Marshall Bossard. Officials set meeting for August 24 at Grover Center.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Jim Gentile
Chuck Hinton
Sonny Siebert
Gentile
Houston
Oklahoma City
Harold
Marshall Bossard
Rookie Tackles Aid Giant Camp Duel and Moves
Giants tackle Don Davis weighed 283 pounds at camp while rookie linebacker Jeff Smith from Southern California won a 13 dollar pool predicting his weight. Davis and Francis Peay of Nebraska started at tackle in the 14-7 win over Atlanta as Coach Allie Sherman praised the rookies. The article notes several NFL and AFL roster moves affecting Washington, Miami, Cleveland, Baltimore, and Green Bay.
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Associated Press
Don Davis
New York Giants
Jeff Smith
California
Smith
Giants
Davis
Allie Sherman
Los Angeles State
Francis Peay
Nebraska
Atlanta
Sherman
Earl Morrall
Morrall
New York
Falcons
Hank Gremminger
Dallas
Gremminger
Cowboys
Washington
Redskins
Brig Owens
Cincinnati
Tom Walters
Jim Steffen
Lonnie Sanders
Billy Hunter
Baltimore
Dave Hayes
Jerry Fishman
Maryland
Dave Wells
Mississippi
Ron Corbett
Arizona State
Boston Patriots
Tom Carr
Bates
AFL
Miami Dolphins
Doug Moreau
Louisiana State
Charley Diamond
Ben Rizzo
University of Miami
Green Bay
NFL
Plantsville-Jacksonville All-Star Little League Champions
The Plantsville Jacksonville All-Star team defeated the Barlow Warren All-Stars 2 to 1 in the championship game Sunday to win the Malta McConnellsville Little League Jaycees Tournament. Timmy and Terry Mayle homered for the winners and Timmy pitched a four hitter.
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Plantsville
Rochester Hurler Tosses No Hitter in 1-0 Win
Rochester right-hander Tom Phoebus no hit Buffalo in the seventh inning when Jerry Reimer’s drive was fielded off the mound, preserving a 1-0 victory. Toledo and Columbus also split, while Jacksonville edged Richmond 2-1 and Syracuse fell 2-1 in 11 innings. Dave Vineyard had earlier no hit Toledo.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Tom Phoebus
Jerry Reimer
Buffalo
Phoebus
Reimer
Bisons
Columbus
Jets
Toledo
Mud Hens
Jacksonville
Suns
Richmond
Tornnto Maple Leafs
Syracuse Chiefs
Ter
Dave Vineyard
Stan Bohnson
Frank Fernandez
Mike Ferraro
Jack Damaska
Rochester Eeewere
Toronto
Jacksonville ST
Syracuse Prentees
Alta
Syracuse
Torres Wins Unanimous Decision To Retain Light Heavy Crown
Eddie Cotter, Seattle veteran, challenged Jose Torres in Las Vegas but Torres retained his title with a 15 round unanimous decision. Referees scored it close while Cotton claimed victory in the dressing room, and matchmakers eyed a future title defense or bout undercard.
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Las Vegas
Eddie Cotter
Seattle
Jose Torres
Torres
Brooklyn
Cotton
Las Vegas Convention Center
Eddie
Nate Morgan
Ron Amos
Mike Petrovich
Associated Press
Johnny Manzanet
Aileen Eaton
Los Angeles
Don Chargin
Oakland
Bobo Olsen
Wayne Thornton
Three Area Schools Plan Grid Meetings
Three area high schools announce meetings for football players. Alexander High School calls all boys grades 9 to 12 to attend Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the old Albany High School. Rutland High School schedules football physicals and equipment issue at noon Thursday. Eastern High School players report Wednesday morning to receive equipment.
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New
Alexander High School
Old Albany High School
George Cotter
Rutland
Charles Smith
Pomeroy — Eastern High
Joe Shinn
Insurance Ledger Details From Ohio State Agency 1966
The document notes an insurance entity in the state of Ohio complying with state laws for the current year. It lists assets of 4,? million, capital 93,315, surplus 8,505,195.54, and expenditures. dated December 31, 1966, signed by the superintendent of insurance William.
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Insurance
Ohio
Wiliam
State of Ohio issues certificate of compliance for insurer
The State of Ohio Department of Insurance certifies that an insurer from Illinois complies with state law and is authorized to transact current year insurance. It lists admitted assets of 1 085 99 and net assets of 617 941 44 with capital 3 500 000 and surplus 85 117 941. Fees and expenditures are noted, signed in Columbus Ohio on July 11, 1966 by the superintendent of insurance.
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Ohio
Department of Insurance
Bankers” Cir Cas
Eniaxetate of
Illinois
Asollow
Columbus
Lake
William R. Mo
Oid
State of Ohio Department of Insurance
Uperinications of Insurance
The
Nived of
Cerfies
ECURI
LIFE
Des Moines
Iawk
State of Ohio
Republic M Valine Company
Kansas City
State of Kansas
William R. Morris
Insurance of
State of
American I Ance
Los Angeles
William R. Jener
Sis
FERR
Mutual ‘Insurance Company of
New Berlin
State of New Yore
William R Morris
Wilmington
Aise Ee Sos
Pasara
M-6
TA 2
Universal Underwriters Insurance Company of
Ereof
Cal
Williamy Dors
Iris
Superintendent of Insurance of
Insurance compliance notices from Ohio for BN Loki and Virginia Insurance
Ohio Superintendent confirms BN Loki Insurance Company California authorized to do business in Ohio for current year with assets of 1 205 558 299.85 liabilities 1 050 855 650.53 net assets 154 702 649 capital 25 000 000 Surplus 129 702 bat 32 income 2 444 10 expenditure 311 170 752.69 dated July 1 1966. Also Virginia & North State of West Virginia company complies with Ohio laws. Assets 2 831 069.96 liabilities 2 323 118.29 net assets 507 951.67 capital 300 000 surplus 7 951.67 income 3 048 468.20 expenditures 2 672 418.96 dated July 1 1966.
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State of
Ohio
Atte Insurance
State of Ohio
Ehy
BN Loki Insurance Company
California
Us Angeles
Onnu
Columbus
Anne Morris
M-100
Department of Insurance
Virginia
William R Morris
Insurance of
Ohio Insurance Certificate of Compliance Document
State of Ohio Superintendent of Insurance certifies compliance for Life of Des Moines company. Admitted assets 17 million, total assets 2.75 million, liabilities 14.69 million, capital 3625 dollars. Income 3.623 million, expenditures 2.692 million. Dated July 1, 1966 with seal.
Certificate of Compliance for Republic M Valline Company
Ohio Department of Insurance certifies Republic M Valline Company of Kansas City Kansas compliant for mutual insurance in Ohio for 1905 and 1965 reports. Statements show assets liabilities surplus and net assets with figures. seal and signature of William R Morris, Superintendent, dated Columbus July 1 1966.
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