The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Friday, December 29, 1995

• SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR: JOE SMITH: A GREAT TALENT AND A GOOD GUY
• STORY OF THE YEAR: STRANGE BREW: HAMPTON ROADS AND THE CFL.
• HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR: COURAGE. ATTITUDE. LONGEVITY. IN A WORD: CAL.
• WITH TEXAS WINNING, IMAGE IS EVERYTHING FOR MACKOVIC
• BROWN'S QB SUCCESS WITH TEXAS HAS OPENED DOORS FOR BLACKS
• WITH NO OTHER OPTIONS, QB PROVED HIS PASSING AT ECU
• FROM BENCH TO BIG TIME, GROH LEADS U.VA.'S VICTORY CHARGE
• CORRECTION
• NORFOLK STATE TAKING A TEST AGAINST AUBURN
• LINK TO AHL COULD DOUBLE PENGUINS MAY SWITCH MAIN AFFILIATION FROM CLEVELAND OF IHL TO HERSHEY OF AHL
• ODU ESCAPES SACRAMENTO WITH A WIN
• GEORGIA QB BOBO A NO-GO AGAINST U.VA. ON SATURDAY
• HOKIES TEACH U.VA. A LESSON CUSTIS LEADS VA. TECH WITH 18 POINTS, 11 REBOUNDS THE GAME FEATURED 2 RANKED TEAMS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1983
• RICHARDSON, MAURY RULE IN CATHOLIC FINAL 21-POINT, FULL-COURT EFFORT FUELS 70-59 WIN OVER NO. 8 COX.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Mike Klugh scored 17 points for B.E.A.C.H. Thursday. He was misidentified in Friday's editions. Correction published Saturday, December 30, 1995 on page C6 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** N. RIVER CRUNCHES LAKELAND 80-67
• KEMPSVILLE GIRLS HALT NO. 1 PRINCESS ANNE
• GREAT BRIDGE WRESTLERS RIP THROUGH HORNET FIELD 235 FIRST-DAY POINTS PUT THE WILDCATS IN RANGE OF '91 RECORD.