Comets Triumph 27 0 Over Altamont in SE Kansas Opener
Chanute’s home crowd of about 1,500 watched the Blue Comets dominate Altamont 27 to 0 in the Southeast Kansas League opener. Jerry Bainum starred on debut while Budd Kihm connected with Craig Harris for a pivotal 48-yard TD on the final play. Chanute led 14-0 at halftime and held Altamont to 14 rushing yards in the first half.
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Chanute Blue Comets
Royster Stadium
Jerry Bainum
Comets
Altamont Grizzlies
Buddy Kihm
Craig Harris
Mass Bedlam
Steve Marts
Altamont
David Stuart
Chanue
Grizzlie
Kihm
Mike Cassin
Cassin
David Williams
Kim Hendrix
Marts
Chanute
Harris
Tim Fairchild
Dick Ray
John Almond
Alamont
Joe Sprague
Comet
Kansas
Cougars
West Coast
Jayhawks
David Jaynes
Don Fambrough
Jaynes
John Schroll
Emmett Edwards
Ken Saathoff
Bruce Adams
Marvin Foster
Jerome Nelloms
Delyin Williams
Missouri
al Onofrio
Marmaton Valley storms St. Paul in shutout
Marmaton Valley defeated St. Paul 44 to 0 while Caney beat Yates Center 21 to 6 and Northeast downed Erie 20 to 8.
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Marmaton Valley
St. Paul
Caney
Yates Center
Northeast
Erie
Call Your Tribune Carrier If They Miss You
A note instructs readers to contact their Tribune carrier by calling 431 3400 at 5 30 p m if the paper is not delivered or the carrier is absent. The guidance emphasizes timely reporting of missed deliveries.
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Tribune
Disastrous Olympic Day for Americans in Munich
The United States suffered a string of setbacks including Rick Demont losing a 400-meter medal and two 400-meter relay medalists barred for on-stand behavior. Vince Matthews and Wayne Collett were expelled from competition while Brad Cooper of Australia took gold in the 400-meter free. The Soviets led the gold tally as Americans questioned morale and effort in the Games.
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Jim Ryan
Rick Demont
10C
Brad Cooper
Australia
Steve Genter
Lakewood
Calif
Rick
U.S
Ryan
Matthews
Collett
IOC
Hungary
Romania
Soviet Union
United States
Five Big 8 Teams Kickoff Today
Five Big Eight openers highlight the season kickoff in Kansas City with Nebraska visiting UCLA in the headline game. Colorado hosts California while Tulsa plays Kansas State, Washington State meets Kansas, and Oregon faces Missouri.
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Kansas City
Nebraska
UCLA
Colorado
California
Tulsa
Kansas State
Washington State
Kansas
Oregon
Missouri
Pepper Rodgers
Rodgers
Huskers
Bruins
Billie Drake
Rick Kay
Drake
Kay
Buffs
Ken Johnson
Charlie Davis
Bo Matthews
Ozell Collier
Johnson
Eddie Crowder
End Zone Recovery Sparks Humboldt Victory in Opener
Humboldt Cubs beat Oswego 7-0 after a third quarter end zone recovery by Robby Cartwright. Chris Hemphill added the extra point following a short punt miscue at Oswego’s 21-yard line. Score by quarters Humboldt 7 Oswego 0.
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Humboldt Cubs
Oswego
Robby Cartwright
Cubs
Game Commission Sets 1972 Hunting Dates
Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission approves pheasant quail and prairie chicken seasons for 1972. Pheasant and quail run Nov 11 to Jan 14 with bag limits as stated. prairie chickens open split season Nov 4–12 and Dec 16–24 with two birds daily. Shooting hours are half an hour before sunrise to sunset. A Kansas hunting license is required.
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Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Greater Prairie Chicken
Kansas
U.S
U.S. 50
U.S. 223
Chiefs Meet Green Bay in Milwaukee Exhibition
The Packers close their NFL exhibition season hosting Len Dawson and the Chiefs who beat the Cowboys 20-10 last week. The teams have not met since the 1967 Super Bowl when Lombardi’s Packers defeated Kansas City 35-10.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee County
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Len Dawson
Kansas City
Dallas Cowboys
Chiefs
Exhibition Football Saturday Matchups
The slate lists six Saturday games featuring Atlanta at Cincinnati New York Jets at San Diego Oakland at Dallas Chicago at St. Louis Washington at Pittsburgh Kansas City at Green Bay. Sunday games include Baltimore at Denver Cleveland at New York Giants New Orleans at Houston Minnesota at Miami Detroit at New England.
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Cincinnati
New York Jets
San Diego
Oakland
Dallas
Chicago
S. Louis
Washington
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Green Bay
Baltimore
Denver
Cleveland
New York Giants
New Orleans
Houston
Minnesota
Miami
Detroit
New England
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