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Th^ revi«we4 movi?s of ^ am e during Monday night’s
th« TCU game, heard a scouting
report on Bayior and began prep
arations for this week’s Baylor
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Conch Jim Myers announced he
was pleased with his wingharks,
Sophomores Kandy Sims and Pow
ell Berry, and stated that “they
are my wingbacks from now on.”
With the injured Jon Few out
all of last week Sims and Berr>
took over the wingback position
in good shape
A* far as the Aggie line was
concerned Myers had little to say
"(Ken) Beck was our only line
man that came dose to giving
a good performance against TCU,"
I the Aggie conch said.
Because of the poor perform
ance of the line the defensive
secondary got a good workout and
received the plaudits of the Ag
j gie conches. Other pleasing items |
about the game revealed a sharp
passing attack and the season's
top pass receiving effort. *
Myers announced at the end
of practice that Bubba McLain,
reierve hack, had quit the team
because he was "unsatisfied ” The
shifty Ag had been the team's
break away man
Position changes announced
were Wayne labm to blocking
back, Tommy Howard to third
string guard and Luther Hall to
tailback. Myers said that Hall ami
F.d Dudley would alternate in that
position, one of them playing full
back while the other was at the
tailback slot.
It** not yet apring in Aggieland
so TCU jumped the calendar ahead
six months and played an April
Kooie joke on the Cadets, downing
the jinxed Ags 24-8.
The Horned Frogs scored the
first two times they had the ball
to take a 12-0 lead at the end of
the first quarter and at the half.
TCU scored again in the third for
an 18-0 lead and finally mi the
fourth for a 24-0 advantage before
the Farmer* moved 09 yards on
nine plays for a touchdown in the
closing minutes of the game-
TCU pretty much had everything
its way on the ground, racking up
184 yards to A A M’s 82 via that
route. The Frogs offense netted
289 yards total offense to the Ags’
299
AAM came out throwing and
completed 19 paasea—16 of them
by tailback Charley Milslead- for
a 2.'17-yard total. The blond jun
ior racked up 180 yards personally.
Fate seemed against the Aggies
from the start, la the first quar
ter alone they drew seven penalties
for 55 yards, then followed it up
with three fumbles, two of them
costing A AM touchdowns.
Milstead’s passing never looked
better, but the pass-catching of
winghacks Randy Sims and Powell
Berry and end John Tracey also
wss outstanding Myers later
called Sims and Berry "A AM’s
best two men on the field.”
It was just not A A M’s after
noon to play ball,
quarter, with first down and goal
to go from the three, Milstead was
hit hard ae he plunged through
the line and fumbled the ball all
the way out of the end zone for
an automatic touchback that gave
TCU possession on the 20.
In the final seconds of the first
half the Aggies had marched 69
yards downfield to TCU*s 1. Re
«erve fullback Luther Hall made
two plunges at the line falling
short each time before the ball
went over on downs.
Besides those two attempts, the
Cadets went 42 yards to the TCU
25 in the first quarter and 50 yards
to the 16 in the second.
The Aggies finally got fired up
in the last quarter and started
to roll. Mislead hit Berry with
a pass good for 17 yards and a
first down, then lost 10 on a run
ning play. The cocky junior then
hit Berry for 11, 17, 17 and 13
yards for the touchdown. He then
stepped back and Completed his
last pass of the night to reserve
end Travis Kevill for the conver
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low Score: TCU I. AS Id 0 Daw*on
iTCUi ran 1 yard for touchdown at 11 kk
t.auit woa (topped Irving to run Score
TCU 1*. AAM «
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touchdown nt 10 ik Terrell** kick wn»
blocked. Score TCU IS. AAM
4Q Moreland I TCU I returned punt 4k
yard* for touchdown at II kk (,w>r*e to
Murray paa. failed Score TCU 24. AAM
• Milstead iAAMi |.a»*ed II yard* to
In the third Kerry who ran two more for touchr
at II kk Mil.icad paaned to Nevill
two point*. Score: TCU 24. AAM f
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