The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 9, 1995

• WESTERN BRANCH'S BLY IS SPEEDING HIS WAY INTO UNC'S FOOTBALL PROGRAM
• NEW BATTING STANCE, OLD CONFIDENCE
• EASTERN AM GRANT TO HONOR TOM STRANGE THE SCHOLARSHIP IS A MEMORIAL TO THE TOURNAMENT'S FIRST WINNER, CURTIS' DAD.
• CAPEL'S CONTRACT ALSO HAS A BUYOUT CLAUSE THE PROVISION, LIKE PURNELL'S, MAY NOT BE ENFORCEABLE, A LABOR LAWYER SAYS.
• HODGE MAY GET CLEARANCE SOON TO RESTART HIS CAREER
• RUMOR MILL SWIRLS AS NASCAR SWAYS THE TALK IN THE GARAGE WAS THAT THE BARS WERE BEING USED TO HIDE TELEMETRY DEVICES.
• BREAK UP THE MONARCHS: 6 TEAMS SPLIT THE SPOILS
• NSU'S FIRST-EVER FOOTBALL CAMP BEGINS ON MONDAY
• MCCUMBER IS KINGSMILL ROYALTY NOW A 2ND A-B WIN IN '94 GOT HIM ROLLING IN THE BEST YEAR OF A GOOD GOLFING LIFE.
• NORFOLK ACADEMY'S MCKNIGHT FINDS LACROSSE TAKING HIM FAR
• THIS OBSESSED ORIOLES FAN PROUD SHE'S FOR THE BIRDS
• SUFFOLK ANGLER HELPS INAUGURATE AN HONOR
• GORDON BOUNCES BACK TO POST BEST 2ND-DAY SPEED
• AS FOES FUME, FALTER, EDWARDS ROLLS TO WIN
• CORNELIUS HAS OTTAWA'S NUMBER AFTER EIGHT SHUTOUT INNINGS IN THE TIDES WIN, HE'S YIELDED 2 RUNS IN 3 GAMES AGAINST OLD MATES.
• DEFENSE IS THE CULPRIT AS MARINERS FALL AGAIN
• ANATOMY OF A BUYOUT OLD DOMINION HAD A DEAL WITH OLIVER PURNELL TO COLLECT $388,000 AFTER HE LEFT FOR DAYTON WITH FOUR YEARS LEFT ON HIS CONTRACT. DAYTON OFFERED $40,000. THE UNIVERSITY'S PRESIDENTS - AND THEIR LAWYERS - GOT INVOLVED, AND A COMPROMISE WAS REACHED.