The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

Sports: Sunday, April 23, 1995

• LET'S TALK: CREATING NEW CONVERSATIONS
• THIRTEEN AREA ANGLERS VYING IN BASSMASTER EASTERN INVITATIONAL
• CHESAPEAKE'S SAWYER SAYS HE'S NOT FEELING ANY PRESSURE
• FORDS TO GET SOME HELP NASCAR SAYS THAT TESTS SHOWED EACH CAR HAD ADVANTAGES; AT MARTINSVILLE, SOME DRIVERS SENT PACKING.
• METS SEND 2 MORE PLAYERS TO TIDES
• NORFOLK STATE WOMEN ROLL TO CIAA TRACK TITLE
• ST. AUG'S MEN MAKE IT 17 IN A ROW
• 6-FOOT-2 SHOOTING GUARD COMMITS TO MONARCHS
• A SHOT AT OLYMPIC FESTIVAL'S BRASS RING HUNDREDS GATHER AT ODU TO TRY OUT FOR THE EAST WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM.
• CARD CORNER
• HO-HUM, JUST ANOTHER LIVESTOCK LOTTERY
• ANNOUNCEMENT ON STRIPER SEASON IS EXPECTED TUESDAY
• MARIO SAYS HE APPROVES OF JOHN ANDRETTI'S MOVE TO NASCAR
• SKINS USE FIRST PICK FOR A WIDE RECEIVER COLORADO'S WESTBROOK HAS THE SIZE TO MAKE IT; WASHINGTON USES ITS SECOND DRAFT PICK TO TAKE WISCONSIN CENTER RAYMER.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Christina Dubois of Lakeland High won the 1600-meter run Saturday in the Group AA section of the Peninsula Relays. The wrong runner was credited with the win. Correction published Tuesday, April 25, 1995 on page C11 of The Virginian-Pilot. ***************************************************************** DEEP CREEK'S WATERS PARTS FIELD AT RELAYS
• REDSKINS SCARED OFF BY SAPP REPORT
• WESLEYAN'S KACHUBA BLAZES BACK FROM ARM PROBLEMS
• VA. TECH, BEAMER AGREE ON EXTENSION
• BUFFKIN ENDS WARREN'S LANGLEY STREAK
• TOLEDO BLANKS TIDES WITH 3-HITTER FORMER TIDE MARSHALL RUNS SCORELESS STREAK TO 22 INNINGS