The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, September 17, 1995

• DOVER WIN GIVES RUMLEY A VERY WELL-TIMED BOOST
• SPARTANS' SPARROW, ROE ZING IN THE RAIN NORFOLK STATE'S AERIAL CIRCUS TURNS A 13-0 DEFICIT INTO AN EASY VICTORY OVER LIVINGSTONE.
• ECU STEPS OVER CENTRAL MICHIGAN SLOPPY PLAY AND THE SECOND TEAM KEPT IT CLOSE, BUT COACH LOGAN SAYS HIS TEAM'S ON ITS WAY.
• NO LETUP AS VIRGINIA STOMPS GA. TECH CAVALIERS START STRONG, KEEP IT GOING THIS TIME TO STAY UNBEATEN IN ACC
• HAMPTON DELAYS ROBINSON'S MARK WAKING UP FROM LAST WEEK'S FLOP, THE PIRATES LENGTHEN GRAMBLING COACH'S QUEST FOR 400.
• DON'T BE CAVALIER ABOUT U.VA.'S SUCCESS
• WE'RE BAAAACK! RAIDERS JACK UP TICKETS
• 2 BEACH SCHOOLS ARE HONORED BY STATE
• TRIATHLETE RELISHES VARIETY, CHALLENGE OF RACE JOHN DILL WILL TRY FOR HIS SECOND TRIATHLON VICTORY IN TWO WEEKS TODAY IN BEACH RACE.
• BOOKER T. THUMPS LAKE TAYLOR, ALLOWING 28 TOTAL YARDS IN SHUTOUT
• NEW SPORT FISHING GROUP FOCUSING ON N.J.
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Andy Wissinger is from Tallwood High School in Virginia Beach. A report in Sunday's paper listed him from Great Bridge in Chesapeake. Correction published Tuesday, September 19, 1995 on page C5 of THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT. ***************************************************************** MARLINS' BASEBALL FATE KEYED TO NEW TALENT