The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, July 16, 1995

• NEW PITCH HAS ENDED THE SLIDE OF EX-OLD DOMINION STANDOUT
• BEHIND WILLIAMS, TIDES EDGE BRAVES THE NORFOLK LEFTY YIELDS JUST FIVE HITS IN 7 INNINGS IN A 3-2 WIN OVER RICHMOND.
• TIDES RUNNING AWAY WITH MIDSEASON VOTING HONORS
• 3 FACES OF LIFE ON THE PGA TOUR EVEN THE BEST GOLFERS ARE SEPARATED BY LEVELS OF TALENT AND DESIRE. THE DRIVE FOR A PERSONAL LIFE COMES INTO PLAY, TOO.
• A FEVERISH PAULSON CAN'T BEAT THE HEAT
• CARTER LEADS A-B CROWD HIS 68 YIELDS 1-SHOT EDGE AFTER GALLAGHER 3-PUTTS NO. 18, BUT MUCH OF FIELD STILL IN HUNT.
• MCKNIGHT GETS JUMP ON EASTERN PACK ONLY 3 PLAYERS ARE WITHIN SIX OF '93 CHAMP AFTER HIS 69.
• MAKING FUN OF BASEBALL A NATIONAL PASTIME
• BLUEFIN TUNA ARE SOMEHOW PLENTIFUL IN ATLANTIC
• WARREN SURVIVES RUN-IN TO POST 13TH WIN OF YEAR
• VETERAN RACERS JUST STAY OUT OF WAY THE COCK ISLAND RACE PILES EVERYONE INTO A TINY RIVER.
• TOM STRANGE, TUSING AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN AFTER TODAY'S FINISH
• TV IS CALLING DANCE OFF BOTH NINES; NO. 9 WINNER A POSSIBILITY
• HOMETOWN HEROES NOT PUTTERING AROUND BIRDIES SING FOR STRANGE; CARNEVALE GETS A GRIP; BOTH JOIN THE CHASE.
• U.VA.'S WOOD SAVES DAY FOR U.S.
• CORRECTIONS