Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 11

KovemW 17. 1SS? LINCOLN KfXDAT JOURNAL AND STAR SB aloes' STAMPEDE! Buff TOUCHDOWN? ii -J) -r- Illl II- inMinnrirt ivn.tr f-n i 1 I hninn Off To A Running Start; Colorado Speeds To Score Charging through Ralph Herbst makes fourth Colorado score. Over th Huskrs'-heads 30-yard -pas-foMhird TDr Sdoners WilTBe C-Siransky By DICK BECKER "So has Colorado. Tbat'i the way, they are taught. Once in a while Staff Sportf M'rlUr a kid loses hia hid, but it'i not purpose." Ward felt hie Buffs had played one of their better all-around Everything happens to us! gemei but had definitely had a let-down after the two touchdowns You couldn blame ill Jennings for this short tale of woe as lni quarer slumped down in his big red chair in hie FieWhouse office.

definitely' jet iown Wgrd added. WThey werenH Nebraska's football coach wasn't thinking entirely of the 27-0 w.i: i i -1 cvfuusicm. uciicve iiift were an cunciuus 01 aixansKV a. rusnmir 723 .,0 shellacking at the hands of Colorado. total and were trying to help him along.

I felt Nebraska was 'Chuck Mather resigne and Kansas comes up here all fired c(rov- nay starts ono-yara gainsi us wow muanomegets Deat ana they'll show up here next Saturday the maddest team in the country. Praises 1 tuskers Ward praised the play of Huskera Jerry Brown, and Don Olson Long Afternoon "Brown always is good -football player," Ward aaid. MH "This was the long afternoon They (Colorado either had sk)wer iast year( No. 01aon) real good backs or we were Uckling poorly. I thought we had that locked reaI good -Zentici Scout Interest.

Two-guys scouting the game had unusual Interest in the game. Ted -Youngling watched for Oklahoma and had a hand, time charting the impotent Huskers while "he got flashes on the Sooner' game against Notre Dame. oiransay Douiea up a jot oi umes, out ne wouia get away. -s Jennings said the game went about as he expected. We knew Colorado would give everybody- has this year but we just couldn't take it.

We put in the outside belly series, trying; to get outside. But we couldn't do it and our passing didn't work'. "On defense we lined up a little behind the line of scrimmage on purpose to prevent trap plays. Didn't Surprise I' Vic Lindskog a guard on Stanford's 1940 team which beat Ne braska in the 1941 Rose Bowl, is now scouting for Vancouver in the Canadian Pro League. I Vic said he didn't want to compare the 1940 Huskers with the "They didn't surprise us with their defenses.

Tij wcre-lining up with all lt nn within five yards of acrimmage: But we couldn't 1957 here- I 20 do anythingbout it." 1.. t- i w.kr.cir. mnA umrA -I il vwui.uUi mrmjnuv duii jjresiuig of Colorado. He Adn'tJiaye an interest in Stransky as another Dancr aroand thend Nebraska's woes were easy to analyze. doi No Speed "That's easy.

Thej don't have enough speed tnj The Nebraski backs are slow- and so are the A coilfction was taken up at halftime'for thcNational Football Foundation and the Football Hall of Fame, this was a national under taking. former. Nebraska greatSr-Ed Weir. and George Sauer i DpUa Taii nplta fraternitv aeheduled 40 kids from Ward. bsckjip claims that the game was dirty.

Neither the Omaha Home for Boyf-es guests at the game' Aid Jennings. VT. kan inrmin jrUnoiA. ami PTv'd clean football," Wvd decbreL SF 7 I Blazes." N-ToUy rrAntAn'm olnh UnrKKt anrl InCK Kim Atrr-tVi JTT hnrh nntA. -s the running track.

Herbst bounced un ouickiy and knocxea over me -V. v. I Nebraska coaches table as he ran back onto the field Disappointed fans leave early. i Kre'iaft-BW -SKWieaPWii, 4 wnwu we ffiatt mmem WM 1 No tacklers to stop him I HIV- I if 1 i -mn- it 20-yard gain. No, he' It's a They'r Pin Mister? Youngster hawks his wares.

Pushed out of bounds on the 2 Mountain Boys Waltz Away, 27-0 -1 I i J- Football Pictures Staff Photvgraphen Bob Corham Frank" O'Neill -Web Ray it i "('4 N1- -v-. -S s. iS imrrir Jkw4asesS4l Next play: First Buffalo touchdown. Here's as close at Nebraska got to goal penalty sett CU on the one, but Howard Cook brings it out, r. -'Y-Y YYY.