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Page 8 College Station, Texas Thursday, December 11,;®i
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The first press conference held by new A&M foots
coach Gene Stallings was a lively and revealing event. Ek
major paper in the state sent at least one corresponder: •
cover the proceedings.
As the discussion wore on, the personality of the k >
topkick began to show through. The 29-year-old EastTe
shov
native was relaxed, friendly and self-assured.
Many veteran sports writers compared his deep, dm:
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voice with that of Bear Bryant, his former coach andi
His lanky but solid build was even reminiscent of theBei
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Several impressions particulalry stand out from then I
ference. The sincerity of the former Aggie football capii ■
is perhaps the strongest. His fondness for A&M is gent:
So is his confidence that the Cadets are on the way bad
football.
Another impression gleamed from the confab is I
Stallings and his staff are going to be an aggressives |
hard-working group. Stallings and three of the four ass]
ants he has named are all under thirty.
Several times he was asked about incidents wli
occurred during his playing days here. He recalled ti
during Bryant’s first spring training the squad worked
at night.
“After the workouts we used to eat and thengo)i|
to Guion to watch a movie.”
That,memory strikes pretty close to home. So does
vaguely familiar ring that he wears on his left hand
★ ★ ★
A brief reminder that Shelby Metcalf’s potent cap-
will entertain surprising Baylor the first Tuesday after:
holidays. The Bears have cracked the century scoring is
in three games thus far. Against Trinity they smashed 1 !
all-time SWC scoring mark with 139 points.
The Cadets have triumphed in six of seven starts I:
season and appear headed for another good season. Tk;
the cast of characters is the same, this year’s team is
noticeably different edition from last year.
This is a run-and-shoot ball club, one averagings
80 points a game. It features a headier offense and anagfs
sive, pressing defense.
Center John Beasley has inherited the conferences:!;
ing suzerainty owned the last four seasons by Aggies Carr |
Broussard and Bennie Lenox. The Kildare product has le
firing at a 24-points-per-game clip with a season high of |
against Southern Mississippi.
It’s still too early to determine the real strength oft! I
team. Their schedule has been varied but not overly tajii
As was the case last year, the Cadets seem to be impror
with experience.
They try Houston again tonight and have a Dec
date with Trinity in San Antonio. Drive carefully to
games and have a nice holiday.
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League play in Class B volley
ball ends Thursday and playoffs
will begin January 4. League win
ners already determined are: G-2,
Sq. 10, Sq. 3, and Sq. 13.
Class B pingpong will also end
league play on Thursday. Playoffs
will begin January 4. League win
ners that have already been decid
ed are: Sq. 7, Sq. 1, E-3, E-2, Sq.
3 and Sq. 9.
Class A football is fast drawing
to a climax with A-3 having al
ready reached the playoff. Sq. 1
appears to have a powerful team
as does Sq. 13, Sq. 17 and Sq. 6.
B-2 has only played three games
so far but they have shown enough
strength to warrant some atten
tion. They could possibly be the
darkhorse.
Sq. 1 will still be hard to kit
They are big, fast and expb
They have run up several hif
scores and have yet to have te
goal line crossed.
Class A football results:
Sq. 16 def. D-l (penetrate
F-l def. White Band (6-0),A-lil
C-3 (26-0), B-l def. Sq. 12 (W
A-3 def. G-2 (6-0), Sq. 7 def.:.
11 (8-0).
Sq. 6 def. D-3 (penetratie
E-3 def. Maroon Band (8-6),.V
def. C-l (12-0), Sq. 1 def. Si),
(12-0), G-3 def. Sq. 3 (pewlil
tions), Sq. 13 def. Sq. 5 (6-0)
Class C football results:
Dorm 20 and Walton tied, ti
had one 20-yard penetration &
two 40-yard penetrations. Vetsi
Dorm 22 (8-0).
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