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OF 1970 Bruin Ability Awaits Pitt OB's Jiirlnmfint baiiipiiapoRT BY WIGHT CHAPIN Times SH Writer PROS i THE Iter- Rank Team ord 1 Rams 0-0 2 Chiefs 0-0 3 Raiders 0-0 4 Vikings 0-0 4 Cowboys 0 0 6 Colts 0 0 6 Browns 0 0 8 Packers 0-0 9 Lions 0-0 10 Falcons 0-0 11 Jets 00 12 Chargers 0-0 13 49ers 0-0 14 Redskins 0-0 15 Dolphins 0-0 16 Saints 0-0 17 Cardinals 0-0 17 Bears 0-0 19 Oilers 0-0 20 Giants 0-0 21 Steelers 0-0 Rating 95 92 90 83 89 87 87 86 85 82 81 79 78 77 75 74 70 68 60 59 5S 56 54 22 Bengals 23 Bills 24 Broncos 25 Eagles 26 Patriots SCALE team, 100. K-if it wins. 0-0 0-0 00 0-0 0-0 Average team, -Key game a Trojans Third, 'HUSKERS Continued from First Page I nrJi anr Cm ir Ik after losins a11 but three of INU aS rOUl II last year's defensive star- iiiuiuiij i uui iii ters(Two returnees. A11. I II I America linebacker pros-Ill AfU ls3llnT pect Jerry Murtaugh and III Mr UQIIUI tackle Dave Walline, 6-2, 238).

Associated press "The trouble," he said, Stanford's dramatic 34- "is that thfy have sucl? a 28 victory over Arkansas llAZWyTZ last Saturday accounted stop that, you have to wor-for the only two changes ry about all those danger-Tuesday in the Associated ous pass receivers Press' first weekly poll of thSe. The key, he added, will the regular season. be how vdl the Cornhusk. The Indians jumped er defense performs with a from 10th to fourth, sup- revamped lineup this planting the Razorbacks, weekend. He plans to in- who fell to 11th but are Larry Jacobson (6-6, t.

247), who has been slow in still very much withm recoVering from a knee shooting distance of the operation, at left tackle top 10. and Willie Harper, a 6-3, Tigers Improve 205-pound sophomore, at Missouri, which wal- riS end loped Baylor 38-0, rose our defense cant from 11th to 10th, the only low them down," says De-newcomer in the too 10 vane 11 8 Sll1S to be newcomei mmeiop iu. difficult for our of- Ohio State and Texas, fellye which were idle, and ActualIV( offense is the Southern California a 42- name of Nebraska's game. 21 victor over Alabama, has a precision passei. retained the first three in iunior Jerry Tagge who spots, but the Trojans are skiUfun sidestep right on the heels of biitzing pass rushers and Texas' defending national who amost rallied lhe champs.

Cornhuskers to victory The top 20 teams, with over USC last year (the first-place votes in paren- Trojans won, 31-21, at Lin-theses, season records and coin) despite playing on a total points. Points tabu- sprained ankle, lated on basis of 20-18-16- There are two speedsters 14-12-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1: who alternate at tailback t. Ohio state (24) 7 senior Joe Orduna, who we Ied the club in rushing Stanford 1-0' 481 and scoring two years ago 5. Mississippi (1) 0-9 432. f.

t. Notre oame o-o 364 missed last year i- JMWtf game because of a knee into! iy S- 11. Arkansas o-i ney (6-2. 200). the Big.

12. Louisiana State 0-0 139 o'j ennhnmnvn nf i ho 13. Kansas State 1-0 11 0 I 01 me vcar last season, who led 15. Houston 0-0 vl i. ucla i-o 70 the club jn rushing and )l: scoring and was the team's most impressive rookie Others receiving votes, listed SlllfC Bobby Reynolds fcetically.

Air Force, Alabama, Auburn, linf.l- inifi California, Colorado, Georgia Tech, Kan- udl, sas, Navv, North Carolina, Oregon, Pur. he fullback IS SCniOP due. South Carolina. Tennessee, Toledo, bruising blocker, and the Sept. 1 6, 1 970-Part HI Eagles Drop George Mira PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Quarterback George Mi ra, a seven-year veteran the National Football-League, was placed on irrevocable waivers Tuesday by the Eagles.

Mira, a star at the University of Miami, was the second round draft pick of the San Francisco 49ers in 1964 but was used mostly as a backup there for John Brodie. He came to the Eagles in 1968 in a trade for tackl Randy Beisler and a draft choice. Other cuts: Eagles Safety Bob Curtis, 9ard BW Parker, dcensive tackle Mike Dirks nd running back John Land. 9ers Wide receiver Leo Johnson, defensive back John Woilt and linebacker Carter Campbell. Jets Cornerback Cecil Leonard, tackle Tom Bayless and offensive lineman Paul Seller.

Wide receiver Bake Turner announced retirement. Browns Defensive back Ben Davit, running back Charley Leigh and defensive backs Tom Schoen and Dean Brown. Vikinqs Quarterback Kent Nix, defensive back Tom Brown, linebacker Mike McCaffery and wide receiver Cayit Knief. Oilers Quarterback Bob Naponlc, running back Bill Duscnberv, wide receiver Paul Zaeske and defensive end Charles Blossom. Cowboys Linebacker John Douglas Bears Defensive end Martv Amsler.

Redskins Wide receiver Marshall Crobpsr. Falcons wide receiver Monte Ledbel-ter and tackle Lynn Larson. Cardinals Running back Paul White, cornerback Tony Plummer, tight end Jim McFarland and defensive tackle Greg Lens Bengals Running back Pettus Farrar. Colts Running backs Terrv Cole anrt Roland Moss, tight end Ara Person and linebacker Dick Palmer. Lions Linebacker Tom Nowatzke, defensive tackle Dave Haverdick, linebacker Ken Geddes and guard Rockey Rasley.

Raiders Safety Howie Williams and tight end Lloyd Edwards. Minor Baseball LITTLE WORLD SERIES Besl-ol-7 Series Omaha 000 000 00O-O Syracuse 000 020 OOx 2 4 Syracuse leads series 1-0. Hediunti, York (8) and Heavly: Gardner and Pena. Hedlundj team can go up 3 or more points Rams Cut Schumacher, Jordan, Two Others Perhaps the biggest threat, however, will be Rodgers, a flamboyant youngster from Omaha who used to perform in tumbling acts as a kid. He run back punts and kickoffs and can beat cornerbacks for long bombs (he ran the last 40 yards of a 61-yard touchdown pass play from Tagge last weekend in Nebraska's 36-12 win over Wake Forest).

And USC knows about him, too. Of the SO offers he re-reived from colleges, Rodgers said he was most interested in the ones from USC, Kansas State and Nebraska. "I was really interested In USC," he said. "I thought I could play baseball there, too. and they're No.

1 in baseball." He talked the other day about how he worked out last summer in Omaha with O. J. Simpson. "O.J. told me he thinks USC will be the greatest," said Rodgers.

The End Zone The crowd at a a night's game is expected to tie more than 70,000, says USC ticket manager John Morlry, and possibly may surpass 80.000 Trojan coach John McKay says his team will be facing one of the na-1 ion's most physical teams this week. "If you ask me what team 1 liked most in all lhe bowl games," he said, "I'd way Nebraska and the way iv ran over Georgia, 45-6, in the Sun Howl last year." Since Devaney took over as head coach in 1902, Nebraska has more than doubled its seating capacity to Devaney's record of 10-1-2S-5 is the nation's highest winning percentage (.787) among active college football coaches McKay's record for the past eight years (G9-14-u) is slighi-lv better than Devaney's toil-lS-Oi. Wrong Numbers: It was Notre Dame, not USC, which rolled up those 517 yards rushing a record against USC) in the 1916 game, as previously mentioned here. Also, Notre Dame, not USC, won the game, 2G-6 The Trojans' single-game rushing record may be untouchable: lo'i yards against UCLA in 1920. The applies to the total offense record: 978 yards against Pomona in 1925 Nebraska's junior quarterback, Van Brownson, who started last year against USC and alternates with Tagge, lias been bothered for two weeks by an arthritic elbow on jiis throwing arm and probably won't play Saturday.

Another injured Corn-busker who apnears doubl-f ii 1 is Hob Wolfe IG-d, 2112) whi was pushing fur the stalling tight end job "There's no mystery why I like to play football," adds Weston. "It's because I like the contact; like to hit. This is what gives me satisfaction and it's as simple as that." DePasqua said that Weston reported this fall in excellent physical and mental condition "The attitude Lloyd projects," says DePasqua, "is exactly what I'm looking for in all my ballplayers. It's the attitude that separates good players from great ones." To get ready for the hitting of fall, Weston spent much of the off-season boxing. He began the practice in high school, saying it improves his peripheral vision, football and agility.

A year ago, DePasqua was pictured as a dour fellow with the conversational capabilities of the Sphinx. How times have changed At the start of fall, practice, DePasqua beamed at reporters and said, "I'm happy to welcome you to the beginning of a FUN football season." He modified the remark just a little later on. "I see a lot of you make me out as a sourball," said DePasqua, "and I don't go along with that. A part of everyone I've ever been associated with in football has rubbed off on me. but I've also had a chance to be myself.

"As for the 'fun' part of it, maybe I should say the season should be referred to as 'fresh' or But. there's no question I feel we will be quite a bit better." The words might not go down in history, but for DePasqua it was oratory like the "Gettysburg Address." Cindrich, who led Pi It in tackles in 8 of 10 games la.st season, has been called the linebacker at the school since Joe Schmidt. "He's a great football player," says DePasqua, "the soul of our defense. I've been coaching in major college football for 17 years and have seen and -worked with many top athletes. But I've never used the term 'great' in describing any of them, before Cindrich." Ralph made 17 tackles in the opener against UCLA two seasons ago as a sophomore but was injured in the game and played no more in 1968.

He was granted an extra year of eligibility, so now is just a junior. Rookie fullback Jeff Jordan and three veteran linemen were placed on waivers Tuesday as the Rams satisfied the NFL's final, 40-man player limit. Linemen waived were defensive ends Clark Miller and Gregg Schumacher and offensive tackle Lane Howell, who was recently claimed from the Philadelphia Eagles. Jordan, who is known as Super Rookie because this Top Batters aitd 175 at kits AMERICAN LEAGUE Plaver Club GAB Pet. Yectrzemskl Bsrt 147 5M 115 170 .374 A.Johnson Cal 140 560 73 17 .320 Ollva AAln Ul 570 87 182 .31 Aearlelo Cht 136 84 161 .318 R.Smith Bsn 134 534 103 164 .311 Frosse Cle 170 450 62 138 .307 F.Robinson Bal 121 442 82 135 .305 J.Powel Bal 142 49S 78 151 .305 Plnlolla KC 478 49 145 .303 Cater NY 144 546 60 165 .302 Home Runt F.Howard, Washlneton, 42; Kllfbrew.

Minnesota. 41; Botton, 3: J.Powell. Baltimore, 34; T.Comoliaro, Boston, 30. Run! Bitted In F.Howard, Washlnoton, 127; Powll, Baltimore, 11; KWebrew. Minnesota.

102; T.Conioiiaro. Boston, 99; OHv. Minnesota, 99. NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club Clemente Pah Cartv Atl Hickman Chi Rose On Sangulllen Poh B.Williams Chi W.Parker LA Gaston SO Tolan f'n Perez On GAB IC4 397 127 451 132 457 64 142 82 160 Ptt. 3S8 .315 .335 .32 .325 .323 .322 .318 .316 .315 95 153 146 59? 113 195 112 428 54 139 144 573 128 185 146 556 76 179 133 534 85 170 141 547 105 173 146 542 101 171 Home Runs Bench.

Cincinnati, 44; B.Williarm, Chicago, 39; Perer, Cincinnati. 39; H.Aaron, Atlanta, 37; McCovev, San Francisco, 36. Runs Batted lit Bench. Cincinnati, 138; Perer, Cincinnati, 123; B.Williams, Chicago, 118; H.Aaron, Atlanta, 117; McCovey, San Francisco, 117. Baseball Notes Cubs Ferguson Jenkins, the team's winninoest pitcher, left tht club because of the death of his mother In Chatham, and will miss his regular turn Thursday.

receivers arc o-) tiuy Ingles, a senior split one), and Johnny Rodgers, a flanker who may be one of the nation's brightest sophomores. And there are Californium in a line full of heavyweights, led by All-America tackle prospect Rob Newton (6-1, 218), who was imported two vears ago from Cerritos tackle Wally Winter (also 6-4, 2 IS), and guards Keith Wortman 237), a transfer from Rio Hondo JC. and Donnie McGbce Pro Football Notes Chargtri Running bsr.k Dickie Post, v.ho has a Piece of cartllaoe floating In his knee, still 13 given a 50-50 chance of olavlno against the Baltimore Colls in Sunday's opener. Saints Acquired running back Claxton Welch on waivers from the Dallas Cowboys. Placed on reserve list linebackers Gary Klehr and Greg Cureton, defensive tackle Mike Rengel and defensive back Glenn Cannon.

Removed from inlurect list linebackers Wayne Colman and Harold Hays and safety Mel Easley. Steelers Traded wide receiver Willi Richardson to the Miami Dolphins for a 1971 draft choice. Lions Runnirq beck Steve Owens, the Heisman Troohy vinner from Oklahoma, underwent surgery on his shoulder and will be out at least eight weeks. Stealers Running bsck Warren B.mk-ston (shoulder inlury) and defensive back Chuck Beattv (dislocated finoerl are doubtful for Sunday's opener against the Houston Bills Acouired defensive back Jacki Allen and tackle Art Laster on waivers from the Oakland Raldres. LEASE 70 CADILLAC M75 Per mo.

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Cardinals 72 Vikings 89 Bengals' 60 Chiefs 92 Eagles 5fi Chargers 79 Jets ,81 Lions '85 Packers 86 Saints 74 Browns 87 Colts 87 Redskins 77 49ers 7S Patriots 5t Falcons S2 Rams 95 Giants 69 Steelers 6S Bears 72 Oilers 70 Raiders Broncos Bills Cowboys 90 .18 59 89 75 Dolphins 77. Excellent team, 87. Super is his fourth season in training camp, probably will be signed to a taxi squad contract. He was used extensively during the preseason and was the Rams second leading rusher, a 3.7 yard average on 39 carries. Schumacher is a former starter who has been bothered by a bad back.

Miller, who played the bulk of his career with the San Francisco 49ers, was trying out as a free The squad is not set yet as there may be some additional adjustments in the next few days. As of now, there are two rookies on the roster middle linebacker Jack Reynolds of Tennessee and center Rich Saul of Michigan State. The Rams open the league season Friday night at the Coliseum against the St. Louis Cardinals. Los Angeles is favored by lOVa points.

UC Riverside Gets Reid, Compton Star RIVERSIDE Riverside Basketball coach Fred Goss has announced the signing of Mike Reid, a 6-2 Vi sophomore guard from Compton JC, where he led the Tartars to the state championship and a 33-0 record last year. He averaged 17.4 points a game and was the team's playmaker. "He has the most maturity of any player we've had here," said Goss of Reid, who is 22. "He has unlimited potential." 12 TO 5 MASTER CHARGE i It happened two years ago but Tommy Prothro, the coach of the UCLA Bruins, isn't a man who forgets readily. Dave Havern, then the mini-quarterback of the Pittsburgh Panthers, pulled himself up to his full height of 5 feet, 8 inches and allowed after a 63-7 drubbing by the Bruins that 'UCLA wasn't' really that good.

"The kid was a helluva judge of a 1 said Prothro. UCLA, in 1968, Was 3-7. Now it's 1970 and Havern, having missed a full season because of mononucleosis, may well be the Panthers' starting quarterback again when they take on the Bruins at Pittsburgh Saturday. "You might say," notes Prothro, "that since he's missed a full year Havern is a retarded junior. But he's a quick, nifty kid." Even when the Panthers were buried here two years ago, Havern, in his first college game, completed 15 of 33 passes.

It is the measure of the resurgence of Pitt, however, that Havern older and presumably better-may not even start this weekend. Panther coach Carl DePasqua still hasn't made up his mind, publicly, between Havern and sophomore John Hogan, who is two inches taller and 22 pounds heavier than his rival. Both have been injured off and on through fall practice, so have alternated at the position. DePasqua indicates that strategy may continue Saturday. The cover of the Pittsburgh football guide for 1970 carries a picture of a snarling cat and a terse messagi "The Pitt Panther Is Back-No one knows since the team has yet to open its 1970 season just how far back.

But it came quickly the latter part of 1069 under new coach DePasqua. and is now stocked with 110 lettermen. The team split its lat four games, beating Syracuse, 21-20, and Army, loft. And the Panthers were locked in a 7-7 tie with mighty Penn State in the season's final game until late in the third quarter, before an eventual 27-7 loss. Don't look now.

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