The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Sunday, April 9, 1995

• CARD CORNER
• SPORTS MAILBAG
• BLUEFINS OFF BANKS ARE OK, FEDS SAY
• OUTDOORS TIP
• ACE GIVES MAN A 1 AT ALL OF SEWELL'S POINT'S PAR THREES
• NANSEMOND RIVER'S WILLIE, VALENTINE GROUP AA ALL-STATE
• ``WE HAVE TO DO BETTER,'' BROPHY SAYS OF ADMIRALS
• CULLEN NOT TRYING TO SELL, BUT MIGHT TAKE THE RIGHT OFFER
• SALEM'S ARMSTRONG TAKES 4 FIRSTS AT RELAYS
• 64 PIT PLAYERS, MAYBE 8 SPOTS IN THE NBA FOR THEM
• NEW TENNIS PRO EAGER TO MAKE EMPTY COURTS A THING OF THE PAST
• DESPITE BROKEN NOSE, MEEK SCORED 27 IN FRIDAY NIGHT WIN
• A REPLACEMENT SURVIVOR HANGS ON
• NO INJURIES, SOME TEACHING FOR SPARTANS COACH MOORE
• ODU LIFTER MAKES A BIG SPLASH EVEN WHEN SHE'S NOT DIVING
• JOHNSON THE DAD HAPPILY SLOWS DOWN
• TRACK WAS HOT; DRIVERS WEREN'T SECOND-ROUND RUNS AT NORTH WILKESBORO PUT NO ONE IN FIELD.
• WARREN WINS 2ND STRAIGHT AT LANGLEY
• BASEBALL'S CONSUMERS ARE PRIMED
• NSU'S TRACK GETS OFF TO A FAST START GREEN RUN ALUMNUS ANDRE CASON HELPED THE SPARTANS CHRISTEN THEIR NEW FACILITY.
• MEEK OVERCOMES BROKEN BEAK THE DUKE SENIOR SHINED AGAIN AT THE PIT, SCORING EIGHT POINTS AND PULLING DOWN 19 REBOUNDS.
• TIDES GO 3-0 WITH 14-INNING WIN CHRIS JONES' HOME RUN, OUTFIELD ASSIST KEY VICTORY