The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER STAR

Sports: Saturday, October 11, 1997

• ``MY LEGS ARE STRONG,'' SMITH SAYS, DESPITE COWBOYS' SHUTTLE SYSTEM AS HE GEARS FOR SKINS, HE BRISTLES AT SWITZER'S NOTION OF HIS LOSING A STEP.
• THIS TIME, IRVAN'S POLE ISN'T AS COSTLY THE DYNO DISASTER OF APRIL '96 HAS JUST MADE YATES' ENGINE PROGRAM STRONGER.
• TECH WILL SEE A LITTLE U.VA. IN BC EAGLES' FIRST-YEAR COACH IS A FORMER CAVALIER ASSISTANT.
• INTANGIBLES FAVOR SPARTANS, BUT THE COACH ISN'T BUYING
• LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ALLOW US TO INTRODUCE KINGSMILL'S STARTERS
• LENGTH: 123 lines
• KINGSMILL PREPARING FOR RECORD ATTENDANCE FRIDAY'S CROWD WAS THE TOURNAMENT'S 2ND-LARGEST EVER.
• MCCORD'S TV COMMENTARY IS A BREATH OF FRESH AIR
• DUVAL LURKS 1 STROKE BACK; LEONARD MISSES CUT
• GREEN RUN UPSETS NO. 3 FIRST COLONIAL
• SHORT PASSES LEAD TO LONG TDS AND HELP NORCOM BEAT GRANBY
• ADMIRALS EVEN SLATE, OUTHUSTLING CHESAPEAKE IN EXHIBITION
• BURNELL PACES W. BRANCH PAST I. RIVER
• CURRY SURPASSES SPARROW IN ROUT HAMPTON QB STATE'S CAREER PASSING LEADER
• 350 TEAMS FROM 16 STATES ENTER BEACH SOCCER EVENT
• OUTER BANKS SPORTFISHERS REEL IN RECORD 6TH TITLE
• THE MICHELOB CHAMPIONSHIP
• FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS FOR AIR CLEMSON THE ONCE-PREDICTABLE TIGERS, WHO HOST U.VA. TODAY, HAVE TAKEN WING THIS SEASON.
• FANS WELL-ARMED WITH CELL PHONES, PAGERS HOOKEY-PLAYING WORKERS CONDUCT A LITTLE BUSINESS BETWEEN THE BIRDIES AND BOGEYS.
• JMU CLASH IS ``DO-OR-DIE,'' TRIBE SAYS