The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Sunday, March 5, 1995

• FISHERY PANEL MAY DEEP-SIX FLOUNDER SEASON
• SHOW, FORUM WILL TREAT FISHERMEN
• GORDON WINS POLE, AND IN RECORD TIME AT 124.757 MPH, HIS MONTE CARLO SET THE PACE FOR TODAY'S RICHMOND RACE.
• CAA'S BOTTOM DWELLERS ARE WEIGHING DOWN ITS TOP TEAMS
• VIRGINIA'S GOALS: BEAT MARYLAND, TIE FOR NO. 1
• IN THE LONG HAUL, THIS IS THE WAY TO GO NASCAR'S CUSTOM TRAILERS HAVE EVOLVED INTO HIGH-TECH HOMES ON THE ROAD.
• COLLECTORS' CORNER
• ``ORIGINAL ADMIRAL'' TALKS RETIREMENT
• IT WAS SUPER MARIO TO ODU'S RESCUE MULLEN HAD A CAREER-HIGH 31 POINTS IN LEADING MONARCHS INTO TODAY'S SEMIFINAL.
• YOUTH FILLS OUT BIG MARLINS LACROSSE SQUAD
• BOWLING TRIP PICKED UP AMERICAN FROM SLUMP
• K. WALLACE A WINNER FOR A DAY IN GN RACE
• NANSEMOND RIVER POWDERS BLUESTONE WILLIE, VALENTINE PROVIDE THE POWER FOR ROUT IN REGION I CHAMPIONSHIP.
• NO. 2 UNC TOPS DUKE TO STAY IN ACC RACE THE TAR HEELS CAN TIE FOR THE CROWN IF MARYLAND LOSES
• SWEETPEA CLAIMS 6TH TITLE WHITAKER RISES FROM FLOOR, WINS LOPSIDED VERDICT OVER VASQUEZ FOR 154-POUND BELT
• WRESTLERS SUCCEED ON HOME TURF EIGHT EASTERN REGION ATHLETES GATHERED CHAMPIONSHIPS AT STATE TOURNAMENT.
• ALLRED GETS ``LEG UP'' FOR HIS STATE TITLE GREAT BRIDGE SENIOR EMPLOYS LEG MOVES TO WIN THE 160-POUND AAA CHAMPIONSHIP
• ODU TROUNCES TRIBE, CLINCHES A TIE FOR 1ST A COIN TOSS WILL DETERMINE FIRST SEED IN THE CAA WOMEN'S TOURNEY.
• PERRY FINISHES WITH 42-0 RECORD ON ONE LEG