The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Thursday, November 16, 1995

• VALENTINE BRINGS BACK NEW BASEBALL VALUES THE TIDES' NEW MANAGER WILL INSTILL A GREATER WORK ETHIC HE LEARNED IN JAPAN.
• RICHARDS CAN'T KICK ABOUT TRIBE CAREER W&M TAKES WING TO OPEN THE NCAA SOCCER TOURNEY AT CREIGHTON.
• ALL-CIAA FOOTBALL TEAM
• CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EMBRACES PIRATES' MOVE
• NO DOUBTS: GRANBY READY FOR PLAYOFFS
• ATLANTIC SHORES BACK ON ROAD TO SUCCESS D.J. DUNBAR DRIVES 380 MILES A WEEK TO ATTEND THE CHESAPEAKE SCHOOL.
• N-SA SOFTBALL STANDOUT TO PLAY AT MARYLAND
• FIELD HOCKEY RECORD BOOK FEATURES TWO OTHER FALCONS
• ALONZO MOURNING A 25-YEAR-OLD ENIGMA THE CENTER HAS A COMPLEX PERSONALITY - ONE ROOTED IN A TROUBLED CHESAPEAKE CHILDHOOD.
• DRUCKENMILLER'S SOLID, NO FOOLIN' VIRGINIA TECH'S 23-YEAR-OLD QB GUIDES WITH A QUICK SMILE AND SHARP EYE
• U.VA. READY FOR GATOR SNUB AFTER ALLIANCE BOWLS, IT DOESN'T MUCH MATTER WHERE A TEAM GOES, WELSH SAYS.
• A BATTLE OF FAMILIAR FIGHTERS SWEETPEA HAS FACED RODRIGUEZ BEFORE - HE SPARRED AGAINST HIM IN PRACTICE.