The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 11

4 7 1 (vr Orlohr 1955 LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAL AND STAR SB Lin Aggie Coach jpar stipe Too Many Mistakes, Texas Aggies 'Have Says Bill Glassford Great Team Speed' Band tti Day bolif the students, axe reidy and willing to help the team if they should ever be needed. Near-Record Crwd An official estimate of the crowd was "over 39,000." A. J. Lewandowski, NU ticket boss, said the official count wont be in for several days, but he added: "This is as close to 40,000 (a record) as we can get and still miss." Four Captains The Aggies had four captains and apparently in numbers there is strength because they won the toss. The captains were Herb Wolf, B.

P. Haddleston, Gene Henderson and Don Roobins. Doran Post was the lone Husker captain. One-Armed Guard sidering the personnel at Ohio Stale and the boys we played today, he did a great Job that day. Nebraska has good kids and they hit hard, but they argnt as talented as our boys and 'they're not very quick." Beth coaches weren't very happy with the work turned in by their first teams.

Glassford said: "Our unit wasn't moving the ball, so we used the second unit (most of the second half) and it did a pretty good job. Bryant, who also used subs during most of the last half, said: "The first team wasn't getting anything done, so I took them out." Bearisms "I thought our quarterbacking was the best it's been this year, but we were playing the weakest Warn we've played. By DON BRYANT Sprta Writer Nebraska Coach Bill Glassford had warned that Texas AIM would be a fast and quick ball club and ike was more than ever convinced after Saturday's 27-0 shellacking at the bands of the Aggies. "They're a fine ball club with great team speeed and they're going to give some teams in the Southwest trouble," Bill said. 1 a i said the Huskers fought hard, but made "too many mistakes honest mistakes." "We beat ourselves with fumbles and other costly mistakes," he added.

But it was Aggie Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant who bit the nail squarely with his summation of the Band Day game. "It was the first time since I've been at that we've played a team that we were so suDerior i "to we" Just outmanned Bear said. Smiling, the huge mentor, added, "I'm going to say something that I think I should say. I when Nebraska played Ohio State, Biff Glassford i the coaching job of the century certainly in my time." Bear explained by saying, "Con hi Action KTii3b Nebraska high school bands present colorful intermission. They're Still Talking About: Fans Find Very Little To Discuss in Defeat For almost two years The Sunday Journal and Star has had a football feature entitled, "What they (fans) are talking about." (usually an eight or nine man line) and practiced on it all week, but it still worked They had us de fensed right and did a good job on it "I never do anything special to get the kids up-for a game theer's a lot of boys who remember last year (1-9) and they're hungry for a win You dont have to get them up, just tell them the other team is wearing different colored jersies.

Classfordisms "It was the little mistakes that hurt us we'd go pretty good and then fumble or get a pass intercepted blocks were missed when they could have helped us a lot. "We had a bad second quarter, after getting off to a good start. We didn't pass more because iroume giving ue passer several running passes were called, but the passer had to run. "We've got to put things together better combine the good things and eliminate the mistakes T. We Can't seem to jell offen sively We've got to play well for 60 minutes, not well for 50 and poorly for 10.

"Our defense is improving We are pursuing a little better. "The spirit fend morale of our boys is terrific." Injuries Slight Texas escaped without any injuries, while Nebraska had a couple of boys kicked in the back and Tackle Jack Fleming hurt his leg. But none of the injuries seemed serious. Record Snapped When the Aggies failed to convert after their final touchdown, it marked the first time this season they'd missed an extra point. And the reason the kick was missed was because of a bad pass from center.

Previously, had kicked 10 straight PAT's. Standees About 20 Texas students attended the game in uniform and siood from the opening kickoff un til the final gun. This is the "Twelfth Man" tradition that sym- mmtfrnm-tamf v. t- 1 j-stdiinp I i wmmwmmwmmwmmmwmmmmmmmf picture at Nebraska-Texas A It Individual NEBRASKA Time Ydi Yd Cimwl i toed om, Net Aw. 1H 22 -Of 8 3 1 0 XI 0 32 4 0 1 4 -4 -4 0 7 1A 14 20 11 fi 0 ftA ftS is so i ooe Ruk Jntinwm KmM Klwnli CiremUw Cilrt Harm Htratimu Jtthmon (irrrnlf llariilimMa It ml Mi Hwhct Crrmlaa 'MiM Kmu No.

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Raahlnf Carried Calacd taaa Nat At. Wruhl 1 a 4 Crow 4 13 13 12 Takw 2 4i HaU I 41 41 11 iranl 1 20 1 1 2.T Huddlcatoa 1 1.4 What are they talking about Saturday the fans simply were There were no long runs. There were no spectacular plays. A few fumbles. Some poor NU pass defense.

Some good Comhusker tackling. A one-armed Texas A. and guard. ILwtsm unspectacular- game. Statistics Parde lVndy Gillar Walaoa Oaborn IMidlry Kwuival Paaalna Wri.ht Grant 11 2 19 44 2 11 4 1 1 4 IB St 0 44 7 .1 It 41 St 1 It 1.1 0 St 11 7 J.t 1 7 Na.

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Yda. Aa. (row 7 W0 Imdkv 1 )) in OalMirn. 1 M.t Wruht 1 1 ut Grinnell Komps APPLETON, Wis. UP) Half, back Scotty Walker scored twice and set up another touchdown as Crinnell rolled over Lawrence Col lege, 45-13 Aggiea Jthe-entiref traveling squad) to see, action against Nebraska was Murray Trimble, a 19-year-old sophomore guard from Hanceville, Ala.

Trimble is distinguished from his comrades in the line because he has only one arm. He lost his left arm below the elbow at the age of five iwhen firecrackers he was playing with turned out to be dynamite caps. Trimble is a good extra-point kicker and is considered a hardhitting lineman. He's also a fine baseball pitcher. Speed To Burn There's even proof that the Aggies are fast.

It wasn't an optical illusion. John Crowe runs the 100 in :10.1, Ken Hall in :09.8 and Loyd Taylor in :09.9. Cornell General Upsets Harvard CAMBRIDGE, (INS) Quarterback Billy Degraaf Saturday scored all the points for Cornell as the Big Red upset a burly Harvard football team, 20 to 7, in a drizzle at Harvard Stadium. The Cornell senior swept Harvard's right end for eight yards and plunged for one yard for Second period touchdowns and again turned the Crimson flank for four yards and the final Cornell score in the third period. He converted after each TD.

MJU Texan Gillar takes pitchout. J)) 1 1 ft. vs fi The weather was perfect for Band Day, But Nebraska fans had little to cheer about. In fact, there weren't even many cheers led by the student cheerleaders. Not a single Comhusker cheerleader came over to the west stands to raise a yell of encouragement, Nebraska hasn't -scored a "point atMeftoriat yearr" In two outings it has been shut out 6-0 by Hawaii and now 27-0 by Texas A.

and M. The Huskers haven't been able to mount a sustained effective offense with the exception of the 28-20 loss to Ohio State. An expected NU passing threat effective against Ohio State failed to come off against The Cornhuskers completed only two tut of 14 passes for 19 yards. Most of the fans returned home without much talk. Huskers Fumble Lateral And Gels the Ball Erwir (B)) l-t.

1WH (7Tj 4 -w rm 5 4,7 i rr (E)V jiJr vifv -mm rr mm iiiii if ilLrn i mi 2 l. mjxv jls juusi fullback and pitch out) as good as anyone. Any time you win it's wonder ful." "I was scared to' death about getting beat yesterday JFriday) hut it was obvious we were much better faster and quicker. "We anticipated their defense rr through Kusker line. jyr, V- 1 second Aggie touchdown.

Fullback George GUUr I wiatfn Good blocking sends him It J. "C' it 4 it psx A Texas' Eugene Stalling. T'm: s-- a Saturday? not talking much about football. Hand Kids Score Win With Fans Texas won the Saturday football honors at Memorial Sta dium, but some 4.000 high school musicians and twirlers won the their, usual fine Band Day performance. Representing 70 high school from throughout Nebraska, the prep looters joined the University of Nebraska band In a tuneful and colorful halftime show.

With the student card section forming a backdrop, the bands massed on the field from goal line to goal line and sideline to sideline and, under the direction of Husker maestro Don Lentz, played "The Star Spangled Banner." Then, while playing "United Nations March" by King, various sections of the huge formations moved about in vertical and horizontal planes. After reassembling in macsed formation, Lehtz directed the group in playing anhattan Beach March" by ousa. The third design was a big and the musicians rendered "Hail Varsity" as arranged by the com posers, Wjlbur Chenowith and Joyce Ayres, and "There Is No Place Like Nebraska." Throughout the program. 309 ba ton twirlers performed on the' tmck in front of both stadiums. The entire ceremony and the nwning parade were under the direction "of His assistants Nebraska' Football Pictures Staff I'liotofirotln'ri Itoli McKay Holi (rorliam Frank (KWrill sMirafciewf NU Halfback Rex Fischfr hits the sod with the help of This On the Ground m'r i Wfeatii.Sg:ii And he heads for the 4l i takes ball from center.

'V 4T to Halfback Fischer. fingers Into open. TI 1l nilcmifii (T)f-, 4aV Mi tv JT Iwr) 1 fumblo and FUchr tacklek in a4M.g4:a. S.U"" Husker Dan Erway .5 Pitchout float oat IWMt fcaiaii iin in But bounces off his Texaa Bob Clendebneit grabs ArACH ll'ri I i i.i ami'ijiiyiiiafcy I 3.i 1 tiW tt i Vr ft finds hole in Nebraska defense for second Texas toochdowi 4. 7 't.