UCLA Brings New Punt Rule Hope With Zenon Andrusyshyn
UCLA coach Tommy Prothro lauds Zenon Andrusyshyn as a versatile weapon after a 62 yard field goal in practice and two 57 yarders. The 20 year old Canadian-born Ukrainian-German midfielder has a soccer and track background and may redefine punting with the new college rule.
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LOS Angeles
Tommy Prothro
UCLA
Prothro
Zenon Andrusyshyn
Beot
Zenon
Bruins
Spaulding
Baltimore Colts
Bert Kechichar
Chicago Bears
Notice of dissolution and sheriff sale notices in Ohio
The Mayer Meat Company dissolves by stockholders resolution filed in Columbus on June 28 1967 with officers and directors named. A sheriff sale advertises real estate in Middletown Ohio lot 11 379 at 1504 Berwick Lane appraised 21000 cash in hand with sale by James F Hixon sheriff on September 19 1967 in Hamilton Ohio.
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Mayer Meat Company
Columbus
Ohio
Leo F. Mayer
Clara Mayer
Robert C. Mayer
Homer Kirby
Myrtle F. Maye
Wilmer & Wilmer Attorneys At Law
Middletown
Lincoln Mercury, Co., Inc
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Court House
Hamilton
Butler
Berwick Lane
Iddietown
James F. Hixon
Joseph H. Herr
Go Go Tommy McDonald Moves On In NFL Shuffle
Tommy McDonald, 5 foot 9 and famed as a top pass catcher, was traded from the Los Angeles Rams to the Atlanta Falcons for a high draft choice. On cutdown day, veterans Vince Costello and several Browns players were moved to Giants and other teams as rosters shrink to 40. The Giants acquired Bruce Anderson and Dave Hathcock, while other teams made adjustments including Jim Colvin, Tom Kennedy, and Ron Duncan trades.
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Atlanta
Los Angeles Rams
Falcons
Chhoice
Oklahoma
Vince Costello
Cleveland
Browns
New York Giants
Giants
Bruce Anderson
Rams
Dave Hathcock
Green Bay
Jim Colvin
Dallas
Tom Kennedy
Ted Holman
Joe Liesel
Bob Trygstad
Ron Duncan
Philadelphia
Curtis Marker
Sims Stokes
Detroit
Mike Alford
Pittsburgh
Gene Breen
Jim Kearney
Adoption Petition for Melinda and Betty Proffitt Filed
In Butler County Ohio Probate Court a petition to adopt Melinda Ann Miller and Betty Lynn Miller was filed on August 22 1967. Hearing is set for October 5 1967 at 10 00 a m before the judge. The father is alleged to have willfully failed to support the children for over two years prior to filing. Swald? Probate Judge Ronald Finkleman Attorney for Petitioners 4th Floor Fed Savings & Loan Bidg Peggy Aug yt 5-2
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Butler
Melinda Ann Proffitt
Betty Lynn Proffitt
Forrest Miller
Melinda Ann Miller
Betty Lynn Miller
Georgetown
Ohio
Butler County
Ronald Finkleman
Fed. Savings & Loan
Ladies Day Shines Amid Domestic Mishaps
A lighthearted column features a remark about the daily domestic frictions. The speaker complains about needing to command the man to perform minor tasks. The tone blends humor with a slice of home life, reflecting social norms of the era.
Rams Fearsome Foursome Faces Saints in Openers
New Orleans hosts Los Angeles as the Fearsome Foursome threatens the Saints' offense after a 51 game exhibition mark. Coach Fears says the defense may be even tougher with Roosevelt Grier sidelined and Roger Brown now part of the unit.
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NEW Orleans
Los Angeles Rams
Tom
New Orleans Saints
Roger Brown
Rams
Saints
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Atlanta
Miami Dolphins
American Football League
Roosevelt Grier
Detroit Lions
Deacon Jones
Merlin Olsen
Lamar Lundy
Father and Son Johnsons Win Brown's Run Handicap Tourney
William and Kent Johnsons topped Brown's Run two man handicap event with a 134 total after 18 holes. L. E. Ritz and Doug Sutherland finished second at 138, while three teams tied for third at 142: George and Jim Roberts, Tom Mahoney and Tony Tenore, and Fred Winkler and Robert Briede.
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William
Kent Johnson
Brown
L. E. Ritz
Doug Sutherland
George
Jim Roberts
Tom Mahoney
Tony Tenore
Fred Winkler
Robert Briede
Japanese US baseball players exchange pact approved
The Japanese Professional Baseball Executive Committee approved an exchange agreement for Japanese and U.S. professional players on Monday.
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Tokyo
U.S
Knowles Named Nonplaying Captain for World Senior Amateur Team Golf
J Ellis Knowles of Rye New York was named the nonplaying captain of the World Senior Amateur Team Golf Championship. The appointment places Knowles in a guiding role for the squad entering the international event.
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New York
J. Ellis Knowles
Rye
N. Y
Newcombe King Of Tennis Gypsies
Australian star Jonny Newcombe, world No. 1, dominates the touring amateur circuit. He trims his own terms, earns substantial per-tournament fees, and plays 11 months yearly across venues from the French Riviera to Sydney. Son of a Sydney dentist, he rose from junior success to represent Australia on the world tour at 16.
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Will Grimsley
New York
Jonny
Caribbean
Newcombe
Erican
Jack Kramer
Lew
Balf
Australia
Fights Report From Tokyo New York And New Orleans
The Associated Press details Monday boxing results with Koji Okano knocking out Song Bok I in Tokyo. Ulysses Jimenez outpoints Kennedy Clark in New York. Tommy Garris son defeats Mike Cruz in New York. Eddie Jones defeats Jimmy Dupree in New Orleans. Joe Brown wins over Benito Juarez in New Orleans.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Koji Okano
Japan
Song Bok I
South Korea
New York
Ulysses Jimenez
Kennedy Clark
San Jose
Costa Rica
Tommy Garrisson
Mike Cruz
New Orleans
Eddie
Man” Jones
San Diego
Calif
Jimmy Dupree
Joe Brown
Benito Juarez
San Antonio
Tex
Royals Preseason Intrasquad Showdown Key to West Coast Tour
The Cincinnati Royals set an intra-squad game in Middletown at Wade E Miller Gym to decide cuts before their annual exhibition tour. Admission is 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for others as players prepare for training at Cincinnati Garden, awaiting Oscar Robertson and a signed contract for season from Pepper Wilson.
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Cincinnati
Royals
Middletown
West Coast
Ed Jucker
Wade E. Miller
Cincinnati Garden
Oscar Robertson
Pepper Wilson
University of Cincinnati
Barry Decides To Sit It Out for Campaign
Barry last season's top NBA scorer will sit out the 1967-68 season and join the Oakland Oaks of the ABA. He signed a three year deal worth about 225000. The Warriors obtained a court injunction barring him from playing for others until September 30, 1968.
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Barry
Oakland
Calif
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Warriors
Oakland Oaks
American Basketball Association
The
Oaks
San Francisco
Xavier's Unknown Football Quality Faces Rebuilding Season
Xavier coach Ed Biles enters his fifth year with a reshaped squad after losing star passer Carroll Williams and linebackers Louder Bonnano Caponi. Buckmaster competes for quarterback, with new messenger plays and position shuffles as fall practice begins ahead of the Sept. 16 home opener vs the Quantico Marines.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Xavier
Ed Biles
Biles
Quantico Marines
Carroll Williams
Jim Louder
Mike Bonnano
Denny Caponi
Ty Anthony
Bill Waller
Scarbark
Tim Renard
Toledo
Heber Jones Seeks Faster More Efficient Service
Heber Jones is always seeking ways to provide faster and more efficient service, aiming to improve customer experience and streamline operations. The pursuit highlights a focus on process optimization and timely responses.
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Heber-Jones
Dartmouth Player Bill Hay Scores 33 Points Last Season
Bill Hay of Dartmouth totaled 33 points last season with 30 extra points and one field goal.
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Bill Hay
Dartmouth
Australian teen meets Wimbledon star in Forest Hills duel
John defeats Clark Graebner of Beechwood Ohio in the men’s final at Forest Hills New York Sunday. Graebner, 23, is on his seventh world tour while U S authorities limit payments to 28 dollars daily. The piece contrasts Australian players with Americans and notes Davis Cup challenges for the United States.
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Clark Graebner
Beechwood
Oho
John Best
Forest Hills
N.Y
U.S
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