The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, November 9, 1995

• WESTERN BRANCH HOPES TO END GRIDIRON PLAYOFF DROUGHT TONIGHT
• VA. BASEBALL STADIUM WOULD BRING JOBS, REVENUE, STUDY SAYS
• BOWL BIDDING: BIG EAST HAS NO TIEBREAK SYSTEM - THAT MAY HURT HOKIES
• BOWDEN: FSU LOSS HELPS ACC
• ODU WELCOMES A SECOND CHANCE LADY MONARCHS FACE U.VA. IN NCAA FIELD HOCKEY TOURNAMENT.
• RUNNER'S HOME AWAY FROM HOME CROSS COUNTRY STAR TOPS AREA AS PARENTS STAY IN GEORGIA.
• TONIGHT'S FOOTBALL GAMES
• PERRY WILL SIGN TO WRESTLE FOR ILLINOIS
• BOWL BIDDING: U.VA. HAS A LOT RIDING ON ITS LAST 2 GAMES
• SHARKS' CFL CHANCES ``DISTANT'' DEC. 1 DEADLINE IS OBSTACLE TO '96 TEAM, COMMISSIONER SAYS
• BEAMER EXPECTS TECH WILL FEEL QUITE AT HOME AT RFK
• PIRATES TICKET DRIVE STARTS TUESDAY
• PIRATES SETTLE WITH OWNER OF LA. OFFICE LANDLORD WORRIED THAT REST OF THE RENT WOULDN'T BE PAID.
• ODU ROLLS OVER LATVIA BUNN'S 19 POINTS LEADS MONARCHS TO 40-POINT WALK.
• BAYSIDE, TABB TO REGION FIELD HOCKEY SEMIS
• LADY MONARCHS BREEZE, 106-45
• TALLWOOD RALLIES TO BOYS VOLLEYBALL WIN PAIR OF COMEBACKS GIVE LIONS REGION TITLE OVER COX.
• BASKETBALL WILL WAIT AFTER SALEM GIRLS WIN