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li) Lincoln Kveninj; Journal Nebraska State Tliursclay, Oct. 1 1970 Riggins Rushing Leader May Be Wrong Bendinger Arm Best in the Big 8 Leading ItlllllllliniiiiiliMIIIIIIHIIIIIIMillllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllliillliill By Don Forsythe Journal Sports Editor Come Saturday afternoon Ed world becomes a violent little patch of feet, knees and hands. When the 5-9, 203-pound Cornhusker middle guard lines up opposite an offensive center, he get a great overall picture of a football game. look much higher than the says Ed. watch the hand and the ball, but from my position I can see the feet of both guards and the feet of both he explains.

Ed theh hand for a tipoff on the snap. will usually tighten up just before he snaps the ball, says Ed, who tries to begin his defensive charge at the same time the center snaps the ball to the quarterback. just part of his reading lesson, however. The instant the ball is snapped he starts reading all the feet in his field of vision. If the center feet retreat Periard pass.

If the center fires out he the and feet. a guard comes across to help the center double-team me I just drop to the ground. If I I get driven back into the he explains. I can keep two linemen occupied then the linebacker can come up free to make the Reading the feet serves as a tipoff to the direction of the play. might not know right away which back will be carrying the ball, but just as soon as you hit the line of scrimmage you can see who has he says.

Became Ex-Halfbaek Quickly Thus far Periard has been getting in his reading In MAC Hastings quarterback Gary Bendinger has been the most productive offensive player in the new Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference according to individual league statistics released Thursday. The 5-10, 160-pound junior has picked up 316 yards on 18 pass completions in two games for a 158-yard per game average. He has four TD passes. also scored three times running and kicked eight of 10 extra points for the Broncos for 26 points. Mike Sallier is the rushing leader and Steve McKelvey of Nebraska Wesleyan is the top passer.

Sallier has 281 yards in 82 carries. McKelvey is 28-60 for 389 yards. Rushing ATT Net Play Game Avg Avq Sallier, Doane 82 281 3.4 93.3 Abeie, Concordia ...........57 248 4.4 124.0 Tapp, Wesleyan 57 190 3.5 63.3 James, Midland 32 190 5.9 63.3 Kemling, Wesleyan 44 147 3.5 49.0 Filipi, Hastings 30 124 4.1 62.0 Passing Kansas City (iT) John Riggins of Kansas has jumped out front in the Big Eight Conference scoring race and Jerry Tagge of Nebraska has taken over the leadership in passing. Riggins, who scored three touchdowns in 31-14 victory over Syracuse last week, has 30 points. Four other players are tied for second with 24, including Roy Bell of Oklahoma, Joe Moore of Missouri and Joe Orduna and Johnny Rodgers, both of Nebraska.

Tagge leads the passers w-ith 33 completions on 47 throws for 482 yards and four touchdowns. His average per game is 160.7 yards. Trailing him are Oklahoma Tony Pounds with an average of 151.7 yards and Dan Heck of Kansas with 144.7. Moore continues his leading role in rushing with a game average of 139.3 yards. Riggins is second w'ith 103.7 and Ward Walsh of Colorado third with 94.5.

Heck tops the list in total offense with a game average of 172.3 yards. Then comes Tagge with 166 and Moore with 163. Tn tandem offense, Moore is first with 144 yards, Riggins second with 112 and Oklahoma Hermann Eben third with 99.3. Eben has the most pass receptions with 17 for 298 yards and two touchdowns. Mike seven for 135 yards, an average of 22.3; punting, Ralph Baracz pjam of Iowa State, five for an average of 47.6; kickoff returns, Henry Hawthorne of Kansas State, seven for 175 yards, an average of 25 yards.

Seven players each have intercepted two passes but Dave Davis of Oklahoma State has picked up the most yardage with 52 yards. Rushing Wednesday Player, school Mcore, MU Riggins, KU Montgomery of Kansas State waish, cu has 12 receptions and Sonny Yarnell of Knasas State. Dick Play Game Att. Net Avg. Avg.

89 418 4.7 139.3 50 311 6.2 103.7 32 189 5.9 94.5 NU 48 274 5.7 Williams, OS ................60 230 3.8 Graham of Oklahoma State and Greg Pruitt of Oklahoma 11 each. In other departments, Pruitt is out front in punt returns with Johnson, IS Montgomery Bell, OU Wylie, OU Amundson, IS Marshall, OU Kinney, NU Palmer, IS Rieger, CU Tarver, CU KS 30 145 4.8 44 217 4.9 .50 210 4.2 27 207 7.7 21 112 5.3 40 155 3.9 30 140 4.7 20 91 4.6 19 74 3.9 22 74 3.4 76.7 72.5 72.3 70.0 69.0 56.0 51.7 46.7 45.5 37.0 First race, purse $900, 4 year olds school Comp. Aft. int. Pet.

Cain TD ft up Nebraska-bred, $1500 claiming, i Tagge, NU 33 47 3 702 482 4 furlongs, 4-5. Pounds, OS 39 62 3 .629 455 3 Plain Bess ,.....,5.60 4.60 3.60 Heck, KU 30 69 5 435 434 4 Crooked Door 15.40 8.40 Mildren, OU ....28 49 5 571 363 2 El Shaddi (Baxter) 00 Dickev, KS 30 68 1 .441 333 0 Also ran Irish Leaf, Luwalt, Randys Bratten, CU 20 41 2 .488 206 1 Action, Sacemup, Sun Will, Miss Lea Amundson, IS 11 25 2 440 1 46 1 Kem. Carlson 10 20 0 .500 141 2 Second race, purse $900, 4 year olds Rooer, MU 18 54 5 .333 205 0 up Nebraska-bred. $1500 claiming. 6 furlongs, 3-5.

Pass Receiving prince Kem (Ecoffey) 5.00 3.20 2.80 Eben, OS j' Traffic Jo, County Fleet, Montgomery, Ks 2 jhe Boy, Smoke 37 1 Pounder, Space To Spare. Graham, OS (3 10 150 1 xhird race, purse $900, 4 year olds 9 210 4 4 up, 1200 claiming, 6Vj furlongs, 8 133 1 8 129 1 Beth (Bray) 11.00 6.40 4.40 I liS 1 Prince Sudden (Ellis) 9.40 6.40 I Daries Page (Correa) 5.80 6 159 1 Also ran Hydro Charge, Bird Ladv, 6 131 2 Bee Line Jet, Ben Suds, Flinthill Lady, 6 85 0 yyjiti King, Sooner Flash. 6 59 0 Fourth race, purse $900, 2 year olds, $3600 claiming, 6Vj furlongs. Champagne Jo (Ecoffey) 7.20 3.80 2.80 Player, School No. Yds.

Avg. Happy And Fast (Howland) 5.00 3.20 Pruitt, OU 2 135 22.3 Blue Album (Correa) 3.20 Pruitt, OU Stowe, IS Rodgers, NU Turner, KU Ingles, NU Gray, MU Henley, MU Harrison, OU Foster, KU Hawthorne, KS 91.3 Kinney, NU Punt Returns Washington, IS Rodgers, NU Graham, OS Hawthorne, KS Fink, MU Brinkley, MU Punting I Big 8 Team Statisties ovei aichadion lessons. Cornhusker coach Bob Devaney claimed middle guard McKeivey, 5 was a question mark position this fall because Periard and con. 2 3 2 3 iso 2 backup man Bob Pabis lack the size of thheir predecessors. King, ooane 18 59.305 5 294 98 i Ed has heard the story before.

It started in high school, 5 126 42 0 Periard was a halfback with good prep credentials at Birch Pass Receiving Rushing Offense Att. Iowa State ...........2 110 509 Colorado 2 104 485 Missouri 3 151 672 Nebraska .................3 148 637 Kansas 3 146 632 Oklahoma ................3 1 56 611 Oklahoma State 3 152 440 Kansas State .........3 110 242.5 Okla. State .31 224.0 Colorado 28 218.5 K-State 38 210.7 Kansas 36 203.7 Nebraska 39 146.7 Oklahoma 45 57.0 Missouri 29 Caught Yds. TD okla. State 201 195 159 110 98 96 3 Kansas 1 Iowa State 2 Missouri 2 Colorado 2 Oklahoma 1 41 67 3 .30 70 5 .71 45 2 .31 88 6 25 49 2 .31 55 6 Total Offense Att.

No. 21 18 13 14 .22 10 Avg. Nebraska 38,4 Iowa State 37 0 Colorado Missouri 29 Kansas 29 Oklahoma 2 fl '9 Oklahoma State Kansas State Run H.S. in Michigan, but both Michigan and Michigan State lost interest in recruiting him when they discovered he was nnU; Naber, Concordia McLaughlin, Wesleyan Boals, was thinking about going to either Central Gilbert, Midland or Ferris, but a friend of coach in Saginaw arranged Punting for him to talk to recalls Ed. was in May, after the recruiting season was over.

He offer me Naber, concordia a scholarship, but said like to have me come and give Uchtman, Dana it frv Brumshagen, Midland Watson, Hastings The prospect of playing major college football appealed to Ed and he undertook the challenge. But he quickly discovered r. eiiis, wesieyan 4 72 ib.o lowa state 2 there much demand for halfbacks. 3.8 SiSo ...2 lasted about two weeks there. They found out I Koch, Hastings 4 11 2.7 Nebraska 3 a very good blocker.

I done much of that in high Interceptions Oklahoma 3 school. They gave me a try at offensive guard, scrimmage about a week before our first game some middle guard on defense and had where I he says. unhappy about it. Once you get down here and see all the talent, you just want to find a place to he says. Passing Offense Comp Alt.

Int. Pet. Yds. Avg. Nebraska .39 56 3 .696 561 187.0 Nebraska Kansas State .3 214 690 230.0 Kansas State .612 .429 .467 .352 .510 564 204 155 153 239 216 7il 219 214 475 158.3 Colorado 434 1 44.7 Oklahoma 287 143.5 Oklahoma State 425 141.7 lowa State 283 141.5 Missouri 395 131.7 Kansas Scor Yds.

Avg. 1198 399.3 lowa State 796 398.0 Colorado 768 384.0 Nebraska 1C97 365.7 Oklahoma 1056 352.0 Missouri 1006 335.3 Kansas State 915 305.0 Oklahoma State 690 230.0 Kansas 8 .449 5 .509 5 .481 3 .590 2 .574 6 .484 Passing Defense Chadron (UPI) The career Avg. Como, All. Ini. Pci.

Yds. Avg. jn outstanding Chadron State 254.5 lowa State 24 61 5 .393 239 119.5 i 264 132 0 quarterback has ap- 97 patently ended prematurely. 488 iSt Tim Turman suffered an injury to his right arm in a Sept. 19 game against Dickinsoji, N.D., State College and doctors placed it in a cast this week.

His marks are most touchdown passes (12), most touchdown passes in Player, School Baracz, IS Lieppman, KU Bastabic, MU Bcnien, OS Hughes, NU Stearns, CU Wylie, OU Johnson, OU Duckers, KS Brandt, KS 16 Interceptions 7 113 16.1 Also ran With A Flash, Izzy's 7 108 15.4 Sorry, Mr. L.S., Cleaverdale. 7 80 11.4 pjfth race, purse $900, 4 year olds 4 50 13.5 up, claiming, one mile, 2 49 24.5 1-5. 10 47 5.8 We Did (Long) 13.40 7.80 6.20 Mr. Morn (Barnes) 14.60 10.00 Kentucky Brother No.

Avg. (j. Retfcle) 7.20 5 47.6 Also ran Crystal Corner, Cleareye, 21 43.9 All The Same, Stormy Wan, Kee Teh 17 40.4 Tay, Bad Whisky, Luck Para Dice. Exacta (1 2) $291.60 4 37 Sixth race, purse $1,000, 3 year olds. 12 claiming, 6 2 furlongs, 8 32 Bring Us Luck (Ray) 4.80 3,60 3.00 3L7 Smokeon (J.

Rettele) 7.00 3.80 Splinter (Anderson) 3.00 Also ran Roman Roy, Shakedown, 3 .358 511 170.3 )efense All.Yds. Avg. 206 734 244.7 248 829 276.3 155 572 286.0 218 872 290.7 197887 295.7 164598 299.0 221 920 306.7 224 1236 412.0 Defense GPts. Avg. 2 9 4.5 2 22 11.0 333 11.0 3 4113.7 3 49 16.3 351 17.0 3 54 18.0 368 22.7 Player, School Davis, OS Dickerson, KS Buha, MU Cooch, CU Stover, OS Aycock, OU Murphy, CU Kickoff Returns Player, School Hawthorne, KS Branch, CU No.

Avg. Chamollo, Rippolee. 57 Seventh race, purse $1,000, 3 year 49 olds, $3200 claiming. furlongs, Jessie, KU Rodgers, NU Graham, OS Riggins, KU but in a Beranek, Doane ....................3 I played Reed Stephenson, NWU 3 Stineman, Hastings 2 good day and Metz, Hastings .......................2 Smith, Dana 2 birek, Concordia 2 No. Yds.

Avg. Kansas State 41 21 45 30 0 0 Scoring Offense Pts. 69 86 57 85 79 63 S3 46 Kickoff Returns 13.7 Oklahoma State 3 7 0 Rushing Defense isio Att. Yds. 0 Nebraska 3 Oklahoma .............3 Kansas State .........3 Missouri .............3 No.

Yds. Avg Colorado .................2 Size Worries Lasted One Kuhlman, Concordia 8 146 Thompson, Dana 3 51 Nannen, Wesleyan 1 17 Tapp, Wesleyan ....................1 11 Petito, 10 Kemling, Wesleyan .1 9 3 lowa State 2 Kansas ............3 T8 2 Oklahoma State 17.0 17.0 11.0 10.0 9.0 in a season Player, School Riggins, KU a career (22), longest touchdown Moore, mu Orduna, NU (78 yards), AMS most Rodgers, NU Haney. CU yards passing in a season shoemake, is ,1 Helmbacker, KU Farmer, MU Scoring TO 29 3-5. 28 Foreign Eagle (Anderson) 9.20 5.60 3.20 24 Windsor Miss (J. 4.60 2.80 Howlin' Wind (King) 2.40 io Also ran To Market, Loveable Jeanie, Rebel Tazo, Toddlin Lass, Larry's Pride.

Nn Yds Ava Eighth race, purse $1,500, 4 year olds 7 175 25 0 starler allowance, SVi furlongs, A Roving Tigress (L.Turner) 12.80 7.80 4 40 5 107 21 4 W. L. Sawyer (Anderson) 7.00 4.80 2 95 47 5 Carol Denise (Ray) 3.40 Also ran Dakota Browmc, Sfeetn, Triple Springs, Mr. Gust 0 Wind. Ninth race, purse $900, 4 year olds up, $1200 claiming.

1 1-U miles. 3 83 27.7 EP FG Total 30 3-5. Five Till Dawn (Stallings) 4.60 2.80 2.20 Goldalvn (Coleman) 3.20 2.20 0 0 2i Goldalyn (Coleman) 0 0 24 Oqen Butch (Perez) 2.20 0 0 24 6-6 5-6 2) 6-8 5-10 21 8-9 3-4 17 Attendance 2,395 2 0 14 Muluel Handle $114,421 Also ran Joe Diver, Boss Line. Exacta (2 3) $15.40 Forthbridge, Towne Country SHOPPING CENTER HARDWARE FARM SUPPLIES TIRES-BAHERIES AUTO PARTS LAWN GARDEN CLOTHING TOYS worries about not being big enough last long. conv.

fg tp first game was at Kansas State and before the game Bendinger, Hastings 3 8-io 0-1 26 somebody handed me a program showing that their center 3 0 0 0-0 is was 6-6 and 255. was really scared, but as it turned payers Tied with li'poinlS out that was one of my better games. He was awfully each, a little different at the varsity level, but Ed has passed all tests satisfactorily so far. I think big he says, the real tests are coming up. Colorado has an all-American center aid Missouri and Minnesota are always tough.

They play the same kind of football with splits of only about six inches between the center and the guards. That's a lot different than Army. They started the game with splits of about a yard and a he says. By end the Cadets had narrowed the splits to half a yard. seen enough of Periard in their Cleveland (ahu 4, Minnesota 2 Detroit 3, Boston 3 backtield.

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