Controversy Over Olympic Basketball Final in Munich
AP reports a disputed US victory over the Soviet Union in basketball with a final score 50 49 despite the Soviet win 51 30 on review. U S protest and IOC actions sparked tension as medals ceremonies proceeded amid controversy.
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Mark Spitz
America
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Robert Taylor
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Edldie Hart
Frank Shorter
Yale
Inspired Comets Pleasing in Victory
The Challotée Blue Comets defeated Allamont Grizzlies 27 to 0 at Royster Stadium to end a nine game losing streak. New head coach Jerry Bainum guided the team with high energy as the season opener delivered a dominant early win.
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Chanute 27 over Altamont in football clash
Chanute defeated Altamont 27 to 0 as the Comets’ defense stifled the Grizzlies throughout. Key plays included a 30 yard interception return by Joé Sprague and a late game 48 yard reception by Craig Harris. Marts led rushing with 87 yards on 144 total.
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Chanute - Hendrix
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Comet Harriers Win First Meet at Chanute
Chanute High School cross country opened its season with a four-team meet. Led by junior Jay Wright, the Comets had four runners finish in the top ten and posted a winning low score of 35 points, narrowly ahead of Iola with 36 and Neodesha behind.
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Ore
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Cratesville
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Jefferson
Towa
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Iola
Neodesha
Comet JV Faces Altamont in Season Opener
Chanute Blue Comets junior varsity travels to Altamont for a 7 p.m. kickoff. In cross country at Neosho County CC, Brian Wardwick led with 10:50 in the two mile, followed by Wright, Pennington, Noote, Trembley, and Childers. Next meets include Coffeyville Invite and a B-team dual with Iola at Katy Park.
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Tola
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Neosho County Community Junior College
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Chanute
Doug Pennington
Comets
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Richard Trembley
Kim Childers
Coffeyville
Iola
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