The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, October 22, 1995

• LEVY ALREADY KNEW LIFE WAS MORE THAN PASSING AND KICKING
• 14 MARLINS BASKETBALL GAMES ON WGH'S SLATE
• A LAME DUCK SOARS AT THE ROCK FORGET THE ``FOR SALE'' SIGNS; HUT STRICKLIN WILL START FROM THE POLE TODAY.
• JUNIOR'S TEAM WINS PIT COMPETITION
• NORFOLK STATE'S SIX QUICK STRIKES SPELL DISASTER FOR VIRGINIA UNION SPARROW TURNS IN ANOTHER STERLING GAME, HITTING 32 OF 47 FOR 450 YARDS.
• A TOUGH JOB: SHAGGY, SILLY AND BEING SUED
• SQUISH: VA. TECH SQUELCHES RUTGERS HOKIES' OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR WAS AILING, BUT THEIR OFFENSE WASN'T.
• THE KING ON ``THE KID'' ENJOY IT WHILE YOU CAN, PETTY ADVISES GORDON THERE'S A DOWN SIDE TO HAVING THINGS TOO GOOD, TOO SOON.
• CLUB IS URGING STATE TO USE LICENSE FUNDS TO BUY MARINA
• COPE THE WINNER IN THE LONG RUN AT LANGLEY
• RANDOLPH-MACON'S WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM IS ALL BUT UNBEATABLE
• COACH'S HEALTH MADE HIM LATE FOR GAME
• LAST-SECOND FG DEFLATES VIRGINIA
• TEXAS TUMBLE TOUGH ON U.VA.