Heffner Named Reds Manager Succeeding Sisler
Don Heffner, 54, was named Cincinnati Reds manager succeeding Dick Sisler after the 1953 season. Heffner, a former Yankees second baseman who played with Babe Ruth, brings a two year contract and a conservative, calculated approach. He previously coached with the Mets and had management ties to Reds president Bill DeWitt dating to 1947.
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NBA Results From Tuesday AP Report
The Associated Press lists Tuesday results with the Los Angeles team beating New York 104 to 102. Other scheduled games include Detroit at Baltimore, Boston at Cincinnati, and New York at Los Angeles on Thursday.
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Foster Stops Tibbs in New York Fight
George Foster 135 of New York defeats Tome Tibbs 134 of Boston by knockout in a six round bout. Chico Diaz 159 of Sacramento knocks out Dick Knight 154 of Oakland in sixth round.
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Nicklaus Leads PGA Money List After Sahara Open
Palm Beach Gardens Florida AP report shows 10 leading paid golfers earning $880,039 year to date. Jack Nicklaus tops earnings with $150,346 through the Sahara Open, followed by Billy Casper at $122,927 and Tony Lema at $108,869.
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Spartans Tagged To Win Nebraska to Whip Missouri
New York AP previews college football week with top picks. Michigan State favored. Arkansas, Nebraska, Notre Dame, LSU, Alabama, Purdue, Florida, Texas, Syracuse, Georgia Tech, Oregon State also highlighted. Notes Duffy Daugherty teams, Conjar and Rassas for Notre Dame.
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Duke Offense Stuns ACC With Top Yardage Pace
Duke leads the ACC in total offense and rushing, ranks second in passing, with a 340.5 yard per game offense near the conference record. The Blue Devils also top rushing defense at 129.2 yards per game, while Maryland sets the overall defensive pace and Virginia holds two way passing leadership.
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VMI Poised To Vary Tactics In Key Football Test
East Carolina eligibility reshapes scoring race. Alexander keeps goal in reach as Utz edges Holloran for the lead while Madden and Ford chase in a tight chase for points. News from training camps notes injuries and doubtful players ahead of upcoming games.
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James Wood Statistics
James Wood statistics are compiled by Danny Hoopes presenting game logs, scoring totals, shooting percentages, and seasonal trends for the standout athlete. The summary emphasizes Wood's performance metrics and notable efficiency patterns across recent contests.
Leo Durocher Returns to Cubs as Manager in Bold Move
Chicago reports Leo Durocher, 59, signs a three year deal to manage the Cubs after a decade away from top league duties. He hires Whitey Lockman and Fred Fitzsimmons to his staff, retains Lou Klein in the organization, and proclaims himself the manager with no title from officials. He vows to end the Cubs’ five season churn and 19 straight second place finishes.
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Wahoos to Test State Defense
North Carolina State faces Virginia in Charlottesville as the Cavaliers led by Tom Hodges showcase top pass offense and 1 130 yards. Hodges has four TD passes and Virginia aims to continue success after a 2 0 loss to Virginia Tech.
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Liberty Bowl Outdoors This Year
The Liberty Bowl moves outdoors to Memphis Memorial Stadium after NCAA approval. Dec 18 game projected at 50,000 seats with hopes for a sellout, shifting from Atlantic City to Memphis to revitalize the financially troubled bowl.
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Oliva and Kubek Under Mayo Clinic Examinations
Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins and Tony Kubek of the New York Yankees arrived in Rochester Minnesota for physicals at the Mayo Clinic. Oliva undergoes tests and X rays to determine the source of trouble in his right hand finger and knee from the previous season.
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Pearce Named Lineman Of Week For Three-Time Award
William and Mary end Pearce earns his third Southern Conference lineman of the week honor, praised for blocking that sparked a 28 14 win over George Washington. He added five receptions for 68 yards and key defensive plays. Jimmy Breckenridge of VMI was also nominated after five tackles in a 16-10 victory.
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