The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, November 17, 1995

• KECOUGHTAN PRESENTS ANOTHER DIFFICULT DRAW FOR D. CREEK
• FOR HOLLEY, WINNING IS EVERYTHING
• HE'S SEEN THE LIGHT BY RUNNING TO DAYLIGHT VMI'S HASKINS IS AS GOOD A PERSON AS HE IS A RECORD-BREAKING RUNNING BACK.
• TALENTED ADMIRALS (EQ) A CALMER BROPHY
• AN ANNUAL SLUGFEST PASSIONS HAVE RUN HIGH THROUGHOUT THE VIRGINIA TECH-U.VA. SERIES.
• AMERICAN TEAMS MAY LEAVE CFL THE 5 U.S. SQUADS WANT A BETTER TV DEAL AND MAY FORM A NEW LEAGUE.
• ON A PLANE, CHANCE MEETING OF TWO CFL COMPETITORS IS FRIENDLY
• WHITAKER EMPLOYS SAVVY IN BOUT WITH FATHER TIME STILL GOING STRONG, HE PUTS HIS TITLE ON THE LINE SATURDAY.
• NORFOLK PIRATES HAS A NICE CFL RING TO IT
• SALEM'S BLAIR IS A WINNER - IN THREE DIFFERENT SPORTS
• YORK AND BRUNSWICK ADVANCE TO THE REGION I FINALS IN GIRLS BASKETBALL
• CORRECTION