DUFFY DAUGHTERY
REVERSES ROLL
EAST LANSING, Mich. (/P)
Last year, they were feeling sor
ry if or 'Duiffy Daughter y. the
likeable arid, always cheerful
(Michigan State football coach.
This season, the sympathy
ihas been- going to his opponents
The difference between a 3-6
iwon and lost record in 1954 and
a 5-1 record so far this fall —j
(with the fourth spot in the AP
ipoll — makes the Daugherty
story one olf the coaching come
(backs of the year.
Daugherty was a man on a
slpotliighted spot last year.
•He followed Biggie Munn.
who built (football into a bi|g
time proposition at Michigan
State, moved up (to athletic di
rector after losin(g only two
games in four years and topped
Shis coachinjgi career with a Rose
Bowl victory.
Most of Munn’s assistants left
for head coaching jobs and
Daughlterty had to build a new
staff almost from scratch.
Troubles and losses piled up
as 'his debu't season progressed.
Daugherty tried almost daily
practice Scrimmages and the re
suit was a raft of injuries to
key players.
There was some inevitable
disorganization.
Against Wisconsin, someone
forgot to sulbs:tiufte ifor ian in
jured player and the winning
touchdown was made when
MbOJ had only lu men on the
field. Against Notre Dame,
someone twice forgot to supply
the extra poiru: man with his
kicking tee and the Irish won
(by an extra point margin.
'Michigan State hobbled thr
ough the season with the worst
record since the days of World
War One.
Duffy istill smiled, cracked
jokes land refused to alibi but
the smile sometimes sagged
down to his shoe laces.
“Too 'bad it had to happen ito
such a nice guy,” was the most
Itytpical remark.
This season, Daughterly did
some reshuffling of his assist
ants and 'added another new
helper and the stafif has been
clicking *in high gear. He gave
up praoice scrimmages entirely
once the season started and
cut down on injuries.
Hard work paid off and luck
finally found him. The igood
lookinlg sophomore crop came
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through as promised and Mich
igan State seemed to find one
great ipayolflf player per game.
Duffy Is grin is wider this
year land his jokes are better.
The most typical remark has
Ibeen: “It couldn't happen to a
nicer guy.”
PICKS COAST TEAM TO
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WIN THIS SATURDAY ,
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tby Chris Edmonds
SAN FRANCISCO (/P) The
cyrstal 'ball having cleared up
enough to show 16 winners in
21 football games last week,
this starry eyed observer takes
another look at the setting sun
with these predictions for up
coming West coadt contests:
Southern California over Sta
nford by 10; there’ll be no snow
!—'and probably no rain — at
!Los Anlgeles Saturday so the
Trojans will resume their win
ning ways at the expense of the,
in and out Indians. U1SIC 24-14.
I Washington over California
by 13: It’s been four weeks
j since the Huskies pasted a vie
tory 'aft er rolling up four str
aight and they should be hun
gry enough to feast on Wald
orf salad. Washington 19-6.
! Oregon State over Idaho by
20: The Beavers are 'boomimg!
and like that rare air up near
The 'top oif i.he POC standings,
which means the seventh str
aight loss for fhe Vandals. Ore
gon State 20-0.
Oregon over Washington
State: The Ducks smarted to
waddle slowly, but are at full
flight now and the Coutgars
don’t have the weapons to
shoot them down or even slow
them seriously. Oregon 21-7.
UCLA over College of Pacific
by 13: If i.he Bruins try to take
this in stride they could have
trouble because the Tigers are
tough, but too many tailbacks
ipack too much punch as you’ll
see. UCLA 20-7.
Bomb expert
day night was Charles Wilson,
Wisconsin state crime labora
tory explosives specialist hir
ed by United to head its probe
Wilson arrived in Denver
early today and left immed
iately for the site where de
Ibris of the DC6B was scattered
over three square miles of
beet fields and pasture. I
Four officials of the Civil
Aeronautics Administration (C
AA) in Washington were also
at the scene. >
Focal point of the investiga
tion Was what caused the plane
to shatter in flight 11 minutes
after it took off from the Den
ver airport for Portland, Ore.
on a leg of its New York to Seat
tie flight .
Fishing session
fishermen to do something —
legislative or otherwise.” he
said: ‘‘I can’t say we’ll do this
or that, ibu't I will do the best
I know how to help. It is a
comjplex problem.”
uVlaignuson said he had taken
up the matter wt.h the state
department and received two
letters ‘‘which were complete-1
ly unsatisfactory and almost'
laughable.” j
He pointed out tuna is the’
only commodity on which there
is no tariff or quota and said
if other industries were treat
ed the same as the 'fishing in-'
dustry “the coun.rv would be
in chaos.”
More than 50 witnesses are?
scheduled to testify at the
hearings.
Mrs. Florence MacDoulgall,
chairman olf the committee on
fishing for the California state
grange, testified there has
been no specific program to
solve the problem oif the A
merican fishermen “because
there are too many factions to
be satisfied.”
She said the fishermen nev
er have 'asked for a closed mar
ket but need a quota on im
ports of tuna to 'bring security
and stabilization to the indus
try.
Peron enroute
to Niciragua
SALVADOR, Brazil </P) Juan
D. Peron, exiled former dicta
tor of Argentina, left Salva
dor this morning, heading for
Nicaragua to visit his old fri
end, president Antasio Somoza.
The Paraguayan air force D
C4 carrying Peron apparently
intends to stop over at Belem,
on the equator in the extreme
north of Brazil. But there were
reports here the flight might be
along the coastline, with a halt
at Natal to avoid cutting a
cross the jungles of the Brazil
ian hump.
The flight direct to Belem is
shorter, but there is added safe
ty flying over the populated
coast.
WASHINGTON (/P) The gov
ernment today announced it
will relax controls on private
commercial trade in ‘peaceful
goods” with Soviet Russia and
its satellites. ?
Secretary of c o m m e rce
Weeks said his department now
is setting up an initial roster
of peaceful goods which may
be shipped to the Soviet bloc
without advance application to
his department for special lic
ensing.
Senior Class of Sitka High School
presents
"Desperate Ambrose" j
A comedy play in three acts
Friday, Nov. 4 8 p.m.
Multi-purpose Room *
of the New Sitka Grade School
Public Urged and invited to Attend
Adm.: Adults 75c; Children 25c
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