Page 10 College Station, Texas Wednesday, October 31, 1973 THE BATTALION Arkansas Tilt Seen as ‘Rugged Game’ Defense, Morton Featured in Tough Razorback Attack A&M Coach Emory Bellard looks for a rugged football game against Arkansas Saturday in Fayetteville because “No one has kicked Arkansas around.” Bellard said Arkansas’ three losses came to Southern Cal, Oklahoma and Texas. “They held Southern Cal to 17 points, Oklahoma State got most of their points from the kicking game and Texas broke some long runs,” Bellard said. “Arkansas has outstanding line backers and their front five is very quick and extremely aggres sive,” Bellard said. He also had praise for Arkan sas running back Dickey Morton: “He’s one of the best backs in the country. Everyone who plays them winds up and tries to stop Morton but nobody has.” Morton may have his troubles as he runs against A&M’s rapidly improving offensive line. Our line gets better every game,” said Bellard, “but you can’t single out improvement to any one player. Glenn Bujnoch, Bruce Welch, Dennis Smelser and Billy Lemons are young and are better every game. Ricky Seeker, our center, was experienced at the start of the season but he’s gone from good to better.” Bellard was quick to defend cornerback Tim Gray, who has come under some fire for allow ing Baylor’s Charlie Dancer to sneak by him for a crucial 37- yard pass. “I think Tim played an out standing ball game with the ex ception of that one play,” said Bellard. “He made some key tackles and blocked that punt which was good for a safety. He was beaten only that one play and every defensive back, I don’t care how good he is, gets beaten every Landry Refuses Changes/ By DENNE H. FREEMAN Associated Press Sports Writer DALLAS UPi—Dallas Coach Tom Landry, joking “I’m not without coaching help,” stoutly refused to make any lineup changes Tuesday in the fast-fad ing Cowboys and defended much- maligned cornerback Charlie Waters. The Cowboys have lost three out of their last four games with the secondary taking a thorough bombing from enemy quarter backs. “Our club hasn’t quit and we will not make any changes,” Landry said. “I think our team can get it done, but we’ve got to get it done now.” Landry said one of the big problems on the team has been “negative thinking.” He said “A lot has been said about Waters. If I could play with 40 like him the way he tries I wouldn’t have any prob lem.” Waters had two crucial inter ference calls go against him and was burned on a touchdown pass in Sunday’s 30-16 National Football League loss to Phila delphia. “They threw eight passes at Charlie and only completed one,” Landry said. “He had a very good game except for one inter ference call on a touchdown pass. I like people like him who give you 100 per cent.” Landry said at present he had no plans to call the plays for quarterback Roger Staubach. Dallas has gone to two Super Bowls with Landry calling the plays for his quarterbacks. “Whether my calling the plays would make a difference, I’m not sure . . . but I won’t do it at this point,” Landry said. The Cowboys, who are seeking a record eighth consecutive trip to the NFL playoffs, meet Cin cinnati, also carrying a 4-3 ledg er, in Texas Stadium Sunday. once in a while Linebacker John Paul McCrum- bly started his first game against Baylor last week but Bellard hesi tated to say whether he would start against Arkansas. “We’ve got three fellows (Mc- Crumbly, Kenny Stratton and Grady Wilkerson) who are just real close in ability at that posi tion,” said Bellard. “We will play whoever we feel is best suited to defend against the type of of fense of whatever team we’re playing.” Bellard said the team was gain ing more confidence in quarter back David Walker with every game. “Performance provides oppor tunities for leadership,” said Bel lard. “Walker’s sort of a low- key performer but the fellas are gaining a lot of confidence in him and he could develop into quite a leader.” Injurywise, A&M has been more fortunate this year. Defen sive tackle Warren Trahan in jured his ankle against the Bears and although it could bother him against Arkansas he is still ex pected to play. Freshman quar terback David Shipman, who underwent knee surgery last week, was not hurt as bad as some feared and is expected to make a fast recovery and be ready in plenty of time for spring train ing. Texas AUSTIN — Texas linebacker Glen Gaspard and halfback Tom my Landry suffered bruised knees in workouts Tuesday but Long horn officials said they would more than likely be ready for Saturday’s nationally televised Southwest Conference clash with Southern Methodist in the Cotton Bowl. Gespard re-bruised the same knee which has been bothering him all season but finally healed last week. Texas Coach Darrell Royal moved freshmen Charles Wilcox and Ivey Suber to the varsity Tuesday, making a total of 10 frosh on the squad. R. M. 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