The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, March 24, 1996

• BETTER RACING THROUGH CHEMISTRY WHEN RICHARD MET BOBBY, THINGS BEGAN TO CLICK WITH THE NO. 43 PONTIAC.
• ODU GOES SOUR IN SWEET 16 LADY MONARCHS BOW TO VIRGINIA IN EAST REGIONAL
• UMASS MAKES SCHOOL HISTORY MINUTEMEN ARE GOING TO THEIR FIRST FINAL FOUR
• IN THE WOMEN'S TOURNEY, `HOME' IS 4-LETTER WORD
• MENHADEN INDUSTRY JOINS CRITICS IN WAR OF WORDS
• ``THE BRANCH'' IS VIRGINIA'S TOP FISHING HOLE
• DREAM GAME ARRIVES FOR EX-KEMPSVILLE LEFTY BRINN THE MILLIGAN JUNIOR IS GOOD ENOUGH NOW TO BE ABLE TO ``PITCH WHEN I WANT TO.''
• CREMINS SUSPECTS MARBURY WILL GO PRO
• WESLEYAN BREAKS GROUND FOR SPORTS FACILITY THE SOCCER/LACROSSE FIELD COULD ENABLE THE MARLINS TO HOST THE NCAA PLAYOFFS.
• STALLIONS' 4X100 RELAY TEAM IS BACK, AND MEANS BUSINESS AFTER A WINTER LAYOFF, THE G. RUN QUARTET RALLIES TO WIN AT THE HAMPTON RELAYS.
• DOWN 8 RUNS IN 7TH, ODU ROARS BACK RON WALKER HOMERS, AND PICKS UP THE WIN, IN 11-10 VICTORY OVER RICHMOND
• MARTIN'S THE MASTER AT DARLINGTON WITH 5 WINS IN 6 BUSCH STARTS, IT APPEARS THAT A PATTERN IS DEVELOPING.
• AGAIN, PRACTICE MAKES IMPERFECT
• ADMIRALS DROP ROUGH SEASON FINALE THEY'LL CLASH WITH RICHMOND AGAIN IN THE FIRST ROUND OF ECHL PLAYOFFS