The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, November 4, 1995

• A TOUGHER SPARROW ENDS NSU CAREER TODAY
• BLUE-WHITE GAMES GIVE COACHES, FANS SNEAK PEEK ODU'S ANNUAL SCRIMMAGES BEGIN WITH THE WOMEN'S GAME AT 6 TONIGHT.
• HOKIES' BLUE-COLLAR CREW HAS THE PAIL TO PROVE IT
• HOKIES FACE SYRACUSE WITH TITLE ON THE LINE
• GREEN RUN CLINCHES BEACH DISTRICT TITLE
• U.VA. HAD PRACTICED AGAINST FSU'S LAST-PLAY RUN
• RISING TIDES FINISH SWEEP OF TOP SURF-FISHING EVENTS
• WHERE DOES THIS VIRGINIA UPSET RANK?
• ADMIRALS DEAL RICHMOND ITS 1ST LOSS BERNARD'S 28 SAVES, TAYLOR'S HAT TRICK OVERCOME DISPUTED GOAL IN 6-2 WIN.
• WESTERN BRANCH WINS BIG; NEXT IS DEEP CREEK
• MAJETTE THE ALL-TIME RUSHER, WITH AUTHORITY NEEDING 73 YARDS TO PASS RICKS, THE PRINCESS ANNE BACK BREAKS OUT FOR 316.
• HAMPTON WINS FOR SOLE PENINSULA LEAD
• INDIAN RIVER DEFENSE KEYS 21-9 WIN OVER CHURCHLAND
• SKINNER, NANSEMOND RIVER TOP BRUTON IN 2 OVERTIMES, 20-14