The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Wednesday, March 1, 1995

• JASON WATERS, DEEP CREEK: TRACK STAR IMPROVES BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS
• KIZZY DUNBAR, OSCAR SMITH: TIGER STAR'S SUCCESS WAS SIMPLY ACADEMIC
• NASCAR TARGETS HIGH-TECH CHEATERS NEW FACES, GADGETS ENSURE TEAMS ARE ON THE UP-AND-UP.
• BROPHY, 2 PLAYERS TO COMPLETE SUSPENSIONS TONIGHT KOWALSKY'S RETURN TO ADMIRALS IS DELAYED.
• VIRGINIA RALLIES PAST VA. TECH THE CAVALIERS OUTSCORED THE HOKIES, 12-4, IN THE FINAL 2:32
• BURROUGH TOO BIG FOR UNDERSIZED VA. TECH
• UNC LEFT IN DEACONS' WAKE CHILDRESS LEADS THE WAY WITH 26 POINTS; MARYLAND 1ST IN ACC
• DEFENSE SPARKS MAURY BOYS PAST MENCHVILLE
• INDIAN RIVER KNOCKS OFF BAYSIDE THE BRAVES KEPT THEIR COOL IN THE MARLINS' SWELTERING GYM.
• KECOUGHTAN SINKS GRANBY, 64-62 THE WARRIORS CLOSED WITH AN 18-6 RUN AND WON ON ABRAHAM'S LAYUP AS TIME EXPIRED.
• LATE BUCKET LIFTS CHURCHLAND BOYS THE DEFENDING REGION CHAMPION TRUCKERS HELD OFF TALLWOOD, 51-50.
• FRANKLIN WINS ON LATE FREE THROWS LAKELAND ALSO ADVANCED IN THE GROUP AA REGION I BOYS TOURNAMENT.
• TWIN TOWERS HELP POWER ATLANTIC SHORES TO VICTORY