The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Sports: Sunday, September 14, 1997

• NSU'S PEARSON SUFFERS BLACKOUT NEAR GAME'S END
• BLUEFIN TUNA VIOLATIONS BRING $380,000 IN CIVIL PENALTIES
• GOLF REPORT [BRIEFS]
• ADMIRALS REPORT [BRIEFS]
• BILLIARDS TOURNEY DRAWS THE WORLD'S BEST PLAYERS THE 9-BALL EVENT IN CHESAPEAKE IS ONE OF THE SPORT'S MOST PRESTIGIOUS.
• COOKE HAS ``BEST VIEW OF THE HOUSE'' THE REDSKINS OPEN NEW STADIUM TODAY WITH LOVING THOUGHTS OF THEIR LATE OWNER.
• GAITA GETS THE VICTORY IN LANGLEY CRASH-FEST
• FOR NASCAR CREWS, THE GRIND JUST GOT WORSE THE EXPANDED WINSTON CUP SCHEDULE FOR '98 IS SEEN AS BAD NEWS, AT A BAD TIME.
• ECU RALLIES TO LEAVE DEACONS IN ITS WAKE THE PIRATES SCORED 19 UNANSWERED POINTS TO OVERCOME A 21-0 DEFICIT.
• COLLEGE REPORT [BRIEFS]
• TECH BOTTLES UP MCNABB, SYRACUSE HOKIES HOLD ORANGEMEN'S QB IN CHECK AND AVENGE LAST YEAR'S LOSS.
• ODU CRUSHES PENN STATE, 8-1
• TECH'S BIG QB SHOES FIT CLARK SNUGGLY
• TUNA BEARING SPECIAL TAGS WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD
• EVEN WITH ALL HIS SUCCESS, IT SEEMS JOEPA STILL CAN'T WIN
• RATTLERS GIVE SPARTANS A RUDE WELCOME TO MEAC FLORIDA A&M GIVES SPARTANS RUDE WELCOME TO MEAC.
• VIRGINIA OVERCOMES LOUSY PLAY TO BEAT I-AA RICHMOND MULTITUDE OF MISCUES LEAVES CAVALIER TEAMMATES SHOUTING MAD.
• SKINS' POURDANESH READY FOR TOUGH TASK