The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Friday, February 10, 1995

• LIKE POLS CALLING THE KETTLE BLACK
• READY FOR A REMATCH EGERTON MARCUS GOES TO GERMANY FOR A TITLE SHOT AGAINST HENRY MASKE SATURDAY. THE RIGHT HAND THAT WAS BROKEN WHEN THE BEACH RESIDENT BATTLED MASKE FOR OLYMPIC GOLD IN 1988 NOW IS SOUND.
• CHALLENGERS TAKE AIM AT GREAT BRIDGE THE 4-TIME DEFENDING STATE WRESTLING DUALS CHAMP FAVORED AGAIN, BUT FOES TALK TOUGH.
• AFTER A LITTLE LUCK, MAURY IS BACK IN RUNNING
• DEEP CREEK THROWS WRENCH INTO RACE
• SOME CLASH CARS RUN RIGHT INTO INSPECTORS
• TALENT-LADEN ODU SEEKS CAA TITLE AGAIN SEVEN KEY PLAYERS BACK FROM TEAM THAT REACHED NCAA EAST REGIONAL.
• SECOND SEASON ENDS FOR CORY ALEXANDER
• BOAT SHOW MAY BE STATE'S LARGEST
• WITH EYE ON BIG EAST, TECH JOINS ATLANTIC 10 HOKIES REJECT THE COLONIAL, WHICH GRABS VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH.
• FLAT ADMIRALS WIN BY MAJIC FORWARD KNOWN FOR FISTS SCORES TWICE AS TEAM RISES TO 2ND.
• WILDEST SHOT OF NIGHT FALLS HAIR SHY OF WINNING CAR
• MCEWEN FORCED INTO A NEW ROLE