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THE BATTALION Tuesday, December 15, 1964 College Station, Texas Page 3

Longtime Aggie Coach Elmer Smith Appointed As New Head Assistant

STALLINGS HOLDS FIR ST PRESS CONFERENCE . sports writers from all over the state attended Monday.

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A&M head football coach Gene Stallings today appointed Elmer Smith as assistant head coach of the Aggies.

The new head coach as A&M said, “I’m real happy to announce the appointment of Elmer Smith as assistant head coach. I fell

that because of the experience he has and his dedication to football, he will continue to be an outstand­ing coach.”

Smith is the first staff member officially announced by Stallings. Others will be announced this week.

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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE Announcement of Final Examination for

the Doctoral Degree(Defense of the Dissertation)

Full Name of Candidate: Taylor, DanielMcDonald

Doctor of Philos- ogy

tie of Dissertation: The ManganeseNutrition of Cotton

Time of Examination: at 9 :00 a. m.

Place of Examination:203 in Plant Sciences

Wayne C. Hall Dean of Graduate Studies

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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE Announcement of Final Examination for

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Full Name of Candidate: Chauthant,Abdul Rehman

Candidate for Degree of: Doctor of Philos­ophy in Entomology

Title of Dissertation : Effects of Sublethal Dosages of Certain Insecticides on Eggs, Larvae, and Adults of Two Species of Heliothis (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)

Time of Examination: December 15, 1964at 2 :00 p. m.

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New Grid Mentor Meets The Press(Editor’s note: the ensuing article is taken from a press conference held by new A&M Football Coach Gene Stallings Monday afternoon in the Lettermen’s Lounge.)

Q. Would you care to make any preliminary remarks?A. First off, there are not a lot of schools I'd have

considered going to. I have reason to believe that the Alabama coaching job would have been offered to me in another couple of years. But being a graduate of A&M and very close to the school, I was thrilled to death to get the job. I’ve received a jillion letters from friends and Aggie exes, and I’m ready to start to work.

Q. What about your staff?A. I’ll have eight assistants. Most of them I’ve al­

ready hired. One or two I’m going to take my time about. They’ll be announced within the next few days.

Q. From a first impression, how does your personnel look as compared with the first squad Coach Bryant had at Alabama?

A. Physically, I think these players are a better looking group of kids than we inherited at Alabama. I’m very impressed. They look like they’re ready to play.

Q. What about the team’s confidence?A. Confidence is always important when a coaching

change is made. I hope to instill pride in this team. Winning is built around pride, determination, and dedica­tion. If they really believe in A&M they’re going to win some football games. I believe that.

Q. How did you get your nickname, Bebes?A. My little brother couldn’t say Gene, he said Baby,

and it came out Bebes. It’s followed me ever since.Q. What is your weight history?A. I weighed about 160 when A&M recruited me

at Paris. My senior year here I weighed about 168. Now I weigh 180.

Q. Do you think your age (29) will be a factor in your success here?

A. Yes, I think my age is to my advantage. Being younger you can get closer to your squad at times and you should be able to work longer and harder.

Q. What are you going to look for next spring?A. I’ve never seen a real good football team that

didn’t have a good quarterback. I think it all starts with that quarterback. We’re going to try to find someone who can move the ball club. Defensively, we’re going to look for linebackers and safeties first.

Q. What about your substitution plan?A. Initially, I’ll work everybody both ways. If we

have enough good football players, we’ll play both ways. If not, we’ll play our best boys.

Q. Did Coach Bryant leave you with any advice?A. Yes, he said ‘don’t look back’, ‘don’t lose your

guts’, and ‘go out on that field and make something happen.’

Wichita Shockers Lead AP Top Ten

— Wichita’s tall, talented Shockers, unbeaten in four starts, surged to the top and Michigan, the pre-season favorite, droppedso second Monday in The As­sociated Press basketball poll that featured wholesale changes from the previous.

The Top Ten, with first place votes in parentheses.

1. Wichita (23) 4-0 3092. Michigan (5) 4-1 2793. San Francisco (2) 4-0 2494. Minnesota (2) 4-0 2115. UCLA 2-1 1656. Duke 3-1 897. St. John’s, N. Y. 3-0 1138. Kentucky 3-1 889. Vanderbilt 3-1 . 88

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