The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, August 11, 1996

• FREROTTE, SHULER ARE DEAD EVEN
• LONIE GLIEBERMAN'S BID TO BRING THE CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE TO HAMPTON ROADS WAS A NIGHTMARE. BUT HE STILL DREAMS ABOUT WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN. ``I THINK IT WOULD HAVE WORKED,'' HE SAYS.
• OLD SPORT, NEW TWIST MANY AREA RESIDENTS ARE PURCHASING FLY FISHING GEAR TO PURSUE EVERYTHING FROM WHITE MARLIN TO SPECKLED TROUT.
• TIDES ROUGHED UP FOR 16 HITS IN 11-7 DEFEAT
• EDWARDS RUNS AWAY - AGAIN
• ADMIRALS WEIGH PORTLAND'S OFFER TO HOLD TRAINING CAMP IN MAINE
• IS NASCAR MISSING THE POINT? ASKED IF BIG RACES SHOULD OFFER STANDINGS BONUSES, THE SANCTIONING BODY SAYS NO.
• ELLIOTT YIELDS RIDE TO ROAD SPECIALIST
• AT AGE 31, THURMAN IS STILL QUITE A STEAL