The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 28, 1996

• REDSKINS COACH ACHIEVES FOOTBALL'S HIGEST HONOR
• STILL, THE SPIRIT OF ATLANTA GAMES HAS BEEN TAINTED
• WATER BATTLES PART OF THE GAME FOR THESE SEALS AREA'S ONLY WATER POLO TEAM PRACTICES AND ENLISTS PLAYERS WITHOUT HAVING ANY MATCHES SCHEDULED.
• ATLANTA BOMBING SPURS TRACK TO TIGHTEN SECURITY
• TESTING'S A TESTY SUBJECT IN THE GARAGE
• CRASH SENDS LANGLEY DRIVER TO HOSPITAL
• DEVERS, BAILEY PREVAILED OVER STUBBORN FOES IN THE 100 METERS
• MULTIPLYING DUCKS WILL FIND CLEANER WATER AND GRASS HERE
• CORRECTION
• HARPER WOULD LIKE TO PLAY LIKE IVERSON OR ROSE, MAYBE FOR ODU
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Plaza Little League player Chris Barnes is 12. An incorrect age was in a Sunday story. Also, the Little League distance between home plate and pitching mound is 46 feet, not 44 as reported. Correction published Monday, July 29, 1996 on page C10 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** PLAZA WINS 7-0 TO SET UP SHOWDOWN TODAY AGAINST CHURCHLAND
• FIVE-RUN 9TH DROPS TIDES TO TIE OTTAWA'S 5-2 WIN DROPS NORFOLK EVEN WITH COLUMBUS.
• MARINERS LOSE 2-1 ON RICHMOND'S LATE SCORE