The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Sports: Sunday, October 5, 1997

• STATE CLASSIC WILL DRAW 160 TOP VA. ANGLERS
• STATE MAY GIVE TUNGSTEN-IRON A SHOT
• COLLEGE REPORT: ALUMNI UPDATE
• FAMILIAR FACES ARE PLENTIFUL AS ADMIRALS HIT ICE 36 PLAYERS WILL BATTLE FOR 19 ROSTER SPOTS AS TRAINING CAMP OPENS TODAY IN YORK COUNTY.
• TOGETHERNESS IS KEMPSVILLE'S CHIEF ASSET SOLID FINISHES BRING SECOND PLACE IN THE W&M INVITATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY MEET.
• IT'S A GIMME: MICHELOB IS GOLF'S BEER IT HAS THRUST ITSELF INTO THE GAME AS SPONSOR IN LAST 5 YEARS
• LOOKING BACK, MICHELOB AGED JUST FINE THE TOURNAMENT ENTERS ITS 17TH YEAR AT KINGSMILL, WITH EACH BRINGING BIGGER AND BETTER THINGS.
• ROUSH TAKES TEAM CONCEPT TO NEXT LEVEL WITH PAIRING WITH MARTIN AND BURTON UNDER THE SAME ROOF, HE'S CREATING A MONSTER.
• NASCAR REPORT
• A TO Z, KINGSMILL EXPECTS MANY FIRSTSAMONG THEM WILL BE A NEW CLUBHOUSE AND PUTTING GREEN AS WELL AS SWEATERS BEING SOLD IN THE PRO SHOP.
• VIRGINIA TECH REPORT
• BIG PLAYS DOOM TECH IN UPSET LOSS MIAMI OF OHIO FORCED 2 FUMBLES, BLOCKED 2 PUNTS
• FG WITH 12 SECONDS LEFT LIFTS HAMPTON
• THE MARLINS' SOCCER SUCCESS STARTS AT THE TOP SONNY TRAVIS HAS BUILT A WINNING TRADITION, ONE REASON THIS YEAR'S YOUNG TEAM IS 8-1.
• BROOKS' BIG PLAYS HELP U.VA. OVERCOME WAKE
• ORIOLES HOPING TO TURN JOHNSON INTO BIRDSEED ONCE AGAIN TODAY
• ANGLER OF THE WEEK: VAN TURPIN, CHESAPEAKE
• ADMIRALS REPORT
• U.VA. REPORT
• PHILADELPHIA EAGLES COACH RAY RHODES CALLS