The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Saturday, February 11, 1995

• LATE MODELS AND SUPERTRUCKS ROLL IN TO REPLACE BUSCH SERIES
• RICHMOND STILL ON THE GROW WITH NEW LIGHTS, SEATS, TOWER
• SOUPED-UP PICKUPS NOW ON THE TRACK, TOO
• CHEVYS MAY BLOCK RUDD'S RUN TO THE FRONT THE CHESAPEAKE DRIVER SAYS THE NEW MONTE CARLOS WILL BE TOUGH. THEN AGAIN, SO WILL HE.
• AFTER CRASH, BOWN HOPES A TOTAL CURE IS IN SIGHT
• DRIVER PROFILES
• HALF-BROTHERS ARE PARTNERS IN THE BACKCOURT STINSON IS THE SHOOTING GUARD, WHITFIELD THE POINT GUARD FOR SPARTANS
• ODU PLAYS NUMBERS GAME WITH ATTENDANCE
• AFTER 6 TOP-FIVE DAYTONA FINISHES, T. LABONTE WANTS WIN THIS TIME
• GENTLEMEN, START YOUR ENGINES
• LAJOIE CAR FINED FOR ELABORATE DECK-LID CHEATING DEVICE ``A LOT OF THOUGHT HAD GONE INTO IT,'' A SPOKESMAN FROM NASCAR SAID.
• SEEING IS BELIEVING AT NORFOLK STATE, TOO
• AN IDENTITY CRISIS FOR GRAND NATIONAL THE BUSCH SERIES HAS LOST ITS BUZZING V-8 ENGINES - AND MANY OF ITS STARS.
• TV STATIONS RENDER ADMIRALS CAMERA-SHY
• CORRECTION
• GRANBY REGROUPS TO WIN, 60-47
• G. BRIDGE GAINS STATE-DUAL SEMIS THE COX WRESTLERS ARE ELIMINATED BY FRANKLIN COUNTY.
• IN HER FINAL HOME GAME, BUTLER LEADS CHURCHLAND OVER G. BRIDGE
• ADMIRALS FALL SHORT IN OVERTIME HAMPTON ROADS STAGES COMEBACK, BUT WHEELING SILENCES RAUCOUS CROWD AT SCOPE