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I a Ntw. 7, 1174 Nek. Big Eight Football Statistics Leading Passers Team Interception Retarni Aft. Comp. Int.

TO Ydi. Individual Leading Rushers 39 389 37.7 36.2 35 6 Lessman, NU 30 1187 Koleski, CU 45 17S2 Carroll, II 671 Swift. KU 33 1195 Love, KU 11 .392 N. Yds. Rushing Offense Barry Hill, IS A AM ft.

fen8arso fanatical and like-ywaeroeapet in the bar on the basis of something that was gjwj us newspaper, I thought I'd save myself a future Scoring Aft. Washington, OU 110 Smith, KU 132 Humm, NU 116 McMlchael, KU. 119 Grogan, KS 126 Williams, CU 92 Stanley, IS. 68 Plsarkiewlci, MU 79 Davis, OU 40 Weatherbie, 73 Smith, MU .48 73' I 981 54 11 4 141 55 4 4 496 41 3 592 30 -9 3 484 36 5 444 21 1 8 423 27 1 413 23 5 2 227 Sidney Brown, OU Jim Burrow, NU Rod Perry, CU Scott Hill, OU Bob Shepherd, OS Rob Fltigerald, MU Rocky Osborn, KS SyBassett, IS Oklahoma 7 510 Nebraska 8 462 Oklahoma Stat .7 425 Kansas ,8 Colorado 8 427 Missouri 8 380 Iowa Stat ii TDPAT Yds. 3151 2)34 1805 177 1652 1641 1505 1409 Avg.

450.1 266.8 257,9 222.3 206.5 205.1 188.1 176.1 Palmer, OS Washington, OU Yesterday, in this space, we printed a handout publicity Kansas Staff 8 427 uc umvenuiy oi raDrasica. me idea for the WBS a ffnnd mu It had hum nnniiliJ Total Offense Miller, KU Waddy, CU Galbreath, MU Strachan, IS Bybee, MU Kun, CU Anthony. NU Flay Avg. 83 67 52 5.7 5.0 5.0 3.6 5.5 44 6 3 6 8 4.9 7.7 99 4.7 6a Avg. 130.6 111.3 86.0 82.7 78.1 74.0 63.8 61 58.6 56.6 50.4 49.1 48.3 48.0 48.0 westorook, NU Daigle, OS Goedien, IS Coyle, NU Danowsky, IS O'Leary, NU Miller, MU Nil 914 890 516 579 625 592 510 433 410 453 353 393 338 336 288 Kickoff Returns CO 0 0 I 10 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rush Ydi.

60 54 42 46 44 42 30 36' 36 36 30 30 24 nwoy fine 157-yard rushing performance against UHoracn last Saturday. Acfamt 72, Bornetton 8 Adams The Adams Hornets proved themselves as the No. 1 team in eight-man football here Wednesday night with a convincing 72-8 victory over ninth-rated Barneston for the Homesteader Conference championship. Adams, 10-0, showed an explosive offense with nine of Che Hornets' 11 touchdowns coming from outside the 20-yard line. Senior Mark Weber scored three times while Kent Schlake, Jeff Veerhusen and Steve Buss each added two scores, Coach Ken Cook credited his team's claiming the top ranking in last week's ratings as pysching the Hornets up for the playoff game.

Earlier in the season Adams edged Barneston, 32-20, in Adams. Barneston 0 0 0 1-8 Adams. 14 IB 18 22-72 Bariwsten Dlckerson, 25 pass Interception. PAT Zito, pass from Pollman. 1 Adams Veerhusen (2), 21, 56 runs; Buss (2), 15m, 43 runs; Weber (3), 1, 25, 47 runs; Shuck, 37 run; Harms, 24 run; Schlake (2), 37 pass from Shuck, 50 pass interception.

PAT Schlake, pass from Veerhusen; Shuck, run; Parde, run. Ne. Yds. 10 355 10 264 I 162 20 401 12 222 Humm, NU 82 Washington, OU 914 Smith, KU 890 Davis, OU 327 Passing Offense Comp. Art.

Yd. 87 147 1203 Kansas 59 136 987 K-State 79 160 957 Colorado' 64 135 810 Iowa 44 103 72i Missouri ...61 129 722 Oklahoma 27 56 571 Blue, IS McCoy, CU Campfield, KU Stewart, MU Bailey, KS waddy, CU 6 Galbreath, MU 6 Owens, OU 5 Peacock, OU 5 Llttrell, OU 52 Davis, NU .....80 Peacock, OU 44 Russell, 34 Miller, OS 61 "iyBr nmning of the freshman I-back brought up tMStMMS. WheR did bis nerlnrmanM rank tha oil. Avg. 150.4 123.4 90.6 90.3 81.6 77.0 Pass Yds.

981 0 0 423 696 841 0 592 0 51 Game Avg. 132.9 130.6 111.3 107.1 107.0 106.6 86.0 4.4 62.7 80.4 Grogan. KS 160 I WHM WW DUV M1 Wt 61 Steele same rmhiiMi efforts Wv kink- Palmer, OS 4 Kick Scoring Okla. State 31 81 539 McMlchael, KU Palmer, OS Williams, CU Miller, KU Galbreath, MU 13 516 83 579 592 Leading Receivers Total Offense PAT 18-18 16-16 32-36 Alt. Yds.

Cgf. ...24 24 Punting 7 566 3722- Oklahoma Nebraska 8 609 Punt Returns No. Yds. TD Avg. Wes Hankins, OS 20 269 1 13.5 Tony Gilllck, MU 12 160 1 13.3 Joe Washington, OU 15 185 0 12.3 Jim Burrow, NU 23 241 I 10.5 Rod Perry, CU 12 106 0 8 8.

Rob Bolks, IS 22 147 0 6.7 Bruce Adams, KU 27 132 I 4 9 Daigle, OS Goedjen, IS Coyle, NU Cheves, KS Dirienio, OU Mackenzie, CU Gibbons, MU Carroll, OU Love, KU 8-19 10-17 4-7 5-10 1- 3 2- 7 2-5 0-3 0-3 Yds. 387 285 412 263 226 337 270 TD 6 5 2 1 4 2 Westbrook, NU Miller, MU Edwards, KU Tuttle, KS Logan, CU Owens, OU Blue, IS 15-16 20-20 19-20 19- 20 20- 7-9 3337 2765 2344 2462 2366 Avo. 531.7 417.1 345.6 334.9 307.8 295.8 295.4 278.8 Yds. 1723 2022 1868 2074 Avg. 42.0 41.3 40.6 39.9 Parsley, OS ...41 Bradley, IS 49 Spare, KS 46 Goble, MU 52 Kansas 8 502 Oklahoma State 7 506 Colorado 8 562 Kansas State 8 607 Missouri 8 509 2363 2230 lowa State 8 554 Scoring Offense PtS.

Oklahoma 7 319 Nebraska ,..8 288 Oklahoma State 7 170 Missouri 8 167 lowa State 8 154 Colorado 8 153 Kansas State 8 148 Kansas 8 124 Avg. 36.0 -I 24.3. I 20.9 -V 1 UjLzjd Rushing Defense Aft. Yds. Sports Oklahoma 7 355 838 Nebraska 8 366 1007 Oklahoma State 7 310 937 Kansas 8 453 1444 lowa State 8 368 1461 Missouri 8 465 1552 Kansas State 8 440 1844 Colorado 8 426 2)89 Whahas gained 100 yards or more the most times in Husker wory? How many players are there on such a 'century' mot ml? At first glance the release seemed to answer those questions.

But further study after it was already in print and it was too late showed it was full of errors. The release said, "Since 1963 only six Husker runners nave managed to post two or more games of 100-yards or -more in a season. Jeff Kinney, the workhorse of the 1970-71 national championship era is the leader with three 100-plus days." Actually Eight Turns out a pair of guys named Davis were overlooked. Tony Davis gained over 100 yards, on six separate occasions last season. The other is Dick Davis, who had three 100-plus days in 1967.

Kinney had six 100-plus days (not three), to share the total leadership with Tony Davis. Jeff had one in 1969, two in '70 and three in '71. Next comes Joe Orduna with four twice in 1968 and two more in '70. Dick Davis and Harry Wilson (two in '66, another in '65) each had three. In addition to Anthony, who has already had two (Northwestern and Colorado), Rudy Johnson (1963) and Ron Kirkland (1965) each had two 100-plus efforts in the same season.

Ben Gregory also had two 100-plus days as a Cornhusker, but one came in 1966, the other the next season. Count him, and you have nine different players who passed the century mark on more than one occasion in the last 12 years. In addition, Frank Solich (the alltime leader with a 204-yard day in 1965), Dennis Claridge, Gary Dixon, Bill Olds, and current Cornhuskers John O'Leary and Jeff Moran have each had one. Complete List Passing Defense Coma. Alt.

Yds. 627 642 841 884 887 890 983 997 Avg. 89.6 91.7 105.1 110.5 110.9 111.3 122.9 124.6 Ok la State 46 132 Oklahoma 49 117 Nebraska 56 126 Kansas 81 147 K-State 67 121 Missouri 68 129 Colorado 70 144 lowa State 72 152 Reformatory Boxers Win Defending Southeast District Golden Gloves champion Don Johnson from the MSU boxing club scored a technical knockout over Omaha Foxhole's Randy Scott at 1 :43 of the first round to lead four other Reformatory fighters in similar victories Wednesday night. Will Jefferson, 170, MSU, TKO'd Jim Riggins, 171, Cycle, In 1:10 of 2nd. Stanley Carden, MSU, 142, TOO'd Mitch Miller, 147, Cycle, in 1:20 of 2nd.

Robert Venable, 130, MSU, TDO'd Mike Surphey, 127, in 1:39 of 1st Bruce Harris, 159, MSU, TKO'd Tracy Gilliam, 152, In 58 of 2nd Rancte Irwin, 146, T-Dorm, decl Kenneth Keen, 146, Foxhole Terry Whitner, 156, T-Dorm, dec. Walter Ware, 155, Foxhole. Don tnhncnn 140 AACll Trtn.w Total Defense Aft. Yds. Oklahoma 7 472 1480 Okla.

State 7 442 1564 Nebraska 8 492 1848 Kansas 8 600 2328 Missouri 8 594 2442 lowa State 8 520 2458 Kansas State 8 561 2731 Colorado .8 570 3172 Avg. 211.4 223.4 231.0 291.0 305.3 307.3 341.4 396.5 Wfoem) yen bony 2 0 weyal Scoring Defense ji Pts." OMahoma 7 51 Nebraska 8 74 Oklahoma State 7 79 lowa State 8 151 Kansas 8 158 Missouri i 170 Kansas Sate 8 200 Avg. 7.3 93 11.3 189 19.8 21.3 25.0 teel-beltedl TnireSi I 1 UJ nanny mm mm v-oioraoo 8 238 wimcaoo a 238 scon, 146, hoxnoie, in 1 43 of 1st. 29.8 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO A COIUMRIKRHWI TIMCUTV TUIDn 1 -inmi MnnuMl is I Br I CALCULATOR Calculates fast! Less than a second Platte Valley Tournament at Columbus Bowl, Columbus, Nebr. 27th Avenue and 23rd Street On Hiway 30 November 10, 17, 23-24, 30 December 1, 7-8, 14-15 11 features including floating decimal Multiplies, divides, subtractsand adds.

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