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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1972

Page

6

Americans claim loss as Russians win Olympic basketball gold

The United States disputed a Russian victory in a tense Olympic basketball final won amid a disputed three second addition. FIBA ruled the last three seconds invalid after a controversial clock reset, giving the Russians a 51 50 upset as U S officials protested and the silver medal ceremony was postponed.

Munich Russia R. Willian Jones International Amateur Basketball Federation FIBA International Olympic Committee America TOC U.S Russatang Camig Jones Ken Davis Georgetown Doug Colling Benton, Ill Sinois State Jayuge Aleksander Belov Ke ‘Vin Joyce Jim Forbes Joyce Forbes Dighirhantes Tom Iowa Doreen Wilbur Paul Jefferson Town Towan Linda Myers Doreen John ‘Wil- Hamm Cranesville Williams Pam Wil

Olympic closing rites spark talk of Brundage exit

A Munich closing ceremony rumor mill centers on Avery Brundage as 84, term-laden IOC president prepares to step down amid debate over his approach. Lord Killanje is named as his successor. 80,000 spectators are expected to join in the farewell as archery returns to the Games.

Germany Olympic Stadart Avery Brundage Avery Chicago International Olympic Committee IOC Brundage Asl Brundage Armed Forces Jim Benaugh U.S Munich

Bad Cage Ruling and Olympic Protest Reverberations

The piece details the U S criticism of Olympic basketball rulings, including a controversial finish where Russia benefited from a late timeout. It notes other protests and penalties, including sprinters and swimmers, and questions FIBA head William Jones’s authority during a live game as the U S coaches vow not to accept silver. It highlights the broader view of sportsmanship amid perceived injustice.

U.S America Rick de Mont Vincent Matthews Wayne Collett Jim Ryan Russia R William Jones IBA International Federation of Basketball Associations Br. Jones Doug Collins Jones FIBA Hame Fla Ymca College Springfield Mass Hank Yba

Bruins Upset No 1 Huskers With Late Field Goal

An unranked UCLA Bruins stun No 1 Nebraska 2 17 as Efren Herrera boots a 22 yard winner with 22 seconds left after Nebraska A 32 game unbeaten run and AP top ranking. Harman Lyman Rodgers and Sanger contribute scoring for Nebraska.

Anpoclaren Gola Efren Herrera Nebraska Cornhuskers Cash Bob Devaney Herrera Bruins Mark Harman Brad Lyman Rich Sanger Johnny Rodgers David Humm Jerry List Shore iMpryioUay Deailne

U S Relays Take 60 Meter Relay Gold In Munich

In Munich, the United States secured a rare Olympic sprint relay title as Gerald Tinker Eddie Hart Robert Taylor and Larry Black anchored a dramatic victory over the Soviet Borzov. Hart ran the anchor to give the U S a four yard lead as Black Taylor and Tinker ran the other legs.

Munich Gerald Tinker Jaime Eddie Hart Robert Taylor Amerijeans Hart Black Taylor Tinker Borzov Bérdin Hey Rabin

Welly Way of Cedar Rapids Suffers Setback in Tourney Loss

Defending national champions Welly Way of Cedar Rapids fell behind early and lost 1-0 to Inglewood in a toonney game. Coach Cavinegs blamed poor hitting as Welty Way left runners stranded and must rebound in the double elimination bracket against Ann Arbor.

Gazella Dallas Welly Way of Cedar Rapids Phoenix Ariz Inglewood Calif Clearwater Voss Ann Arbor Mich Welty Waytan Weathersby Stephen Clegreater Moore Daniels Nong Mastn Bob Quinn Jowans Swanne Roger Buddin Des Moines Welty Way Dis Fanning Dick Zuccato Welly Way White Steve Andrew Givarwpter

Slife Tops 100cc in Waterloo Moto-Cross

Waterloo race saw John Stire of Cedar Rapids win the 100cc division in Sunday’s Moto-Cross. Slife previously placed second in the 100cc contest at Byron, Illinois, on Saturday, reflecting strong regional performance in motocross events.

Waterloo John Stire Cadar Rapids Slife Secoin Byron

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