The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Friday, May 26, 1995

• SALE PROMPTS CHANGES IN WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM
• CLEARING NEW HURDLES ON THE ADVICE OF A STRANGER TWO YEARS AGO, WESTERN BRANCH'S TONY SMITH BECAME A HURDLER. NOW HE'S ONE OF THE BEST IN THE STATE. ``I STILL DON'T KNOW WHO THE MAN WAS,'' TONY SMITH SAID. ``I'D LIKE TO SHAKE HIS HAND.''
• EUDY WAS READY FOR G. BRIDGE
• SALEM SOFTBALL AGAIN REACHES THE EASTERN REGION PLAYOFFS
• THE JURY IS STILL OUT ON RILEY'S NEXT JOB, OR IS IT?
• ODU SURPRISES SECOND-SEEDED MISSISSIPPI MONARCHS ROUGH UP THE REBELS FOR 14 HITS
• CORRECTIONS
• BICKLE'S NEW CAR GOOD FOR GN POLE COCA-COLA RUNS FAIL; NO INDY-CHARLOTTE DOUBLE FOR JONES.
• JACOME OK, BULLPEN NOT SO FOR TIDES, 8-1