The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, August 6, 1995

• EARNHARDT WINS THE BLACKOUT 400 300,000 SOGGY FANS WATCH A TIGHT BATTLE AFTER RAIN DELAYS THE START 4 1/2 HOURS.
• WHAM, BAM IVERSON'S THE MAN THE HAMPTON NATIVE OUTDUELS JOE SMITH AS A&G IMPORTS WINS IN PRO-AM FINAL.
• CANADA GEESE OFF LIMITS IN VA., N.C. HOWEVER, THE DUCK BAG LIMIT COULD BE INCREASED AND THE SEASON EXPANDED.
• A MINOR PLEASURE FOR FOOTBALL FANS ALL OVER WITH 250 TEAMS AND SPARSE TALENT, MINOR LEAGUE FOOTBALL HAS REMAINED POPULAR.
• MIAMI'S ON TOP, BUT NO. 2 IS IN DISPUTE
• PILEUP HELPS EDWARDS CLAIM LANGLEY FEATURE
• THAT SPECIAL INDY FEELING HAS A VIRGINIAN IN ITS GRASP
• TOTAL BAN CONSIDERED ON GRAY TROUT FISHING
• U.VA. WEIGHS NEW ARENA VS. REFURBISHED OLD ONE
• MARINERS BOOTED IN SEASON FINALE OUT OF THE PLAYOFFS, THEY CAN'T FIND THEIR PURPOSE AGAINST RIVAL RICHMOND AND END SEASON 13-7