Huskers No 1 Devaney Questions Poll Focus
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney dismissed poll rankings as temporary noting polls do not matter until the season ends. He criticized overrating his defense after a preseason scrimmage and said he had not named a starting quarterback with Hamm Runty and Luck as candidates.
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Major League Standings and Monday Results Summary
Monday results show Kansas City 4 Texas 3 and Detroit 2 Cleveland 1. Other scores include Boston 2 Milwaukee 0, Minnesota 2 Chicago 1, Oakland 10 California 5, Baltimore 4 New York 3, Montreal 1 St. Louis 0, Chicago 2 New York 0, Pittsburgh 10 5 Philadelphia 6 1, Los Angeles 6 8 Cincinnati 5, Atlanta 6 Houston 0, San Diego 1 San Francisco 0.
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Spitz Seals Olympic Gold Run Amid Doping Scandal
Mark Spitz set his seventh Olympic gold as Mike Burton Karen Moe and Melissa Belote led U S swimmers to multiple medals in Munich. Rick DeMont faced a probable disqualification for testing positive for ephedrine, threatening both his 400 and 1500 events. Burton won the 1500 in 15 52 58 as DeMont was barred from the race.
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Spitz Reflects On Four Years After Munich Triumph
Olympic star Mark Spitz, four years older with seven gold medals, spoke at a Munich press conference after the Olympic Village attack. He praised his Munich feats, faced questions on the tragedy, and backed away from chess as a second career while noting Bobby Fischer as a peer American sports figure. The article also lists various boxing scores and regional sports results.
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Halved pennant chase keeps four teams bunched in AL East
The four contenders in the AL East remained separated by a half game after Monday’s results. Baltimore split a doubleheader with New York, Detroit edged Cleveland, Boston split but trails, and the Yankees fell to fourth as Oakland widened the West lead with a split against California.
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Chanute Tribune 1972 Football Edition Preview
The Chanute Tribune unveils a special Thursday football edition featuring prospects on area and local high school teams, the Big Eight, other state colleges, and the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Nelson Streak to Seven In Royals Victory Over Rangers
Nelson extended his win streak to seven as Kansas City edged Texas 4-3 in Arlington. Mayberry and Piniella drove in two runs each, while Olson relied on Ted Abernathy for 2 2/3 innings. Montreal beat St Louis 1-0. the Cards then won 8-7 behind Crosby Jutze and Voss in relief of Bibby.
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Fatality mars Lake Garnett Grand Prix
GARNETT Kan The Lake Garnett Grand Prix was marred by the death of Ralph A. Miller an 18 year veteran from Wichita during the second race He was traveling at high speed when his car collided with a slower vehicle driven by Dan Burke of St Louis and flipped on the final lap
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Women win two member low ball at Chanute Country Club
Donna Ashley and Alameda Ostrander won the two person team low ball event Monday at Chanute Country Club. Witnesses estimated a distance of over 190 feet after the ball landed upright on the grass near the track. Burke’s car stopped near spectators. no injuries. Miller died at the scene three minutes after the accident. Three teams tied for second: Alma McCune with Gladys Broadwell, Barbara Blackwood with Helen Cloke, and Marze Allen with Helen Truitt.
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Wright Wins Comet Intra-Squad Cross Country Race
Jay Wright, a Chanute Blue Comet junior, won the two mile intra-squad race at Santa Fe Park with a 10 00.0 clocking. He led 26 runners across the finish line in the Friday event.
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Trevino Wins Hartford In Playoff
Lee Trevino captured the Hartford Open in a one hole playoff over Lee Elder after a dramatic 16 foot birdie on the first sudden death hole. Elder narrowly missed a five foot birdie for the win on the 72nd hole as Trevino sealed the $125000 prize. Trevino sought momentum for Akron with Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Gay Brewer watching.
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