Which sentence from paragraph 20 or 22 provides the BEST evidence that the idea of Aryan supremacy was discredited by the American Olympic team? The next day, Monday, Aug. 3, dawned with gray skies and intermittent rain. (A) Despite the adverse weather conditions, Owens captivated the crowd with a dazzling performance in the 100-meter dash final. (B) Competing against his fellow Black American, future Congressman Ralph Metcalfe, and four other sprinters, Owens "ripped out of his starting holes," an eyewitness said, "as though slung by a giant catapult," and led from the first stride. (C) Metcalfe, the last sprinter to leave the line, managed by superhuman effort to pass all runners except Owens, who won by a yard and tied the world record of 10.3 seconds. (D) Owens continued his one-man Olympics by winning another 200-meter heat in 21.1 seconds.​

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