The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, October 29, 1995

• NORFOLK ACADEMY WINS TCIS FIELD HOCKEY TITLE
• A FRESH START FOR EVANS IN CBA IN OMAHA, THE FORMER STAR AT BOOKER T. HOPES TO IMPRESS NBA SCOUTS.
• RAMS' MILLER: CONCUSSIONS AN OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD
• JURY'S OUT ON GLIEBERMAN LONIE GLIEBERMAN, PRESIDENT OF THE CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE'S SHREVEPORT (LA.) PIRATES, HOPES TO RELOCATE THE TEAM HERE FOR THE 1996 SEASON. IN COMING DAYS, THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT WILL STUDY THE PEOPLE AND ISSUES INVOLVED WITH THAT POTENTIAL MOVE.
• WALLACE'S RETOOLED TEAM ROARING AGAIN
• SKINNER 1ST SUPERTRUCK CHAMP
• GLIEBERMAN SAYS HE ERRED IN BYPASSING NORFOLK IN '93
• REPLACEMENT QB LEADS SHARKS TO WIN
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** Virginia's black-powder or muzzleloader season on whitetail deep opens Nov. 6. A Sunday column contained an incorrect date. Correction published Monday October 30, 1995 on page C6 of The Virginian-Pilot. ***************************************************************** ANGLERS FEAR THAT STRIPER LIMITS COULD BE RISING FAR TOO QUICKLY
• IS THIS THE PLACE FOR LONIE'S TEAM, OR A HANDY PORT IN CFL STORM?
• COX GRAD SET TO BREAK JMU FIELD HOCKEY ASSIST MARK
• HOKIES 1 STEP CLOSER TO BIG EAST TITLE
• TAR HEELS EDGE ODU FIELD HOCKEY TEAM 2-1 LADY MONARCHS' DEFENSE IS SOLID, BUT THE BOUNCES GO THE OTHER WAY.
• HOKIES MANHANDLE THE MOUNTAINEERS
• MARLINS WIN 2-0, TAKE ODAC TITLE
• GLIEBERMAN'S GOAL: FIND THE BEST MARKET FOR CFL FOOTBALL
• VASCO'S TWO GOALS LEAD ODU PAST TRIBE
• EARLY SCORING BURST HELPS HAMPTON STOP ELIZABETH CITY STATE
• INJURY SOBERS EXPLOSIVE NSU WIN ROW REACHED RECEPTION MARKS, BUT SPARROW HURT HIS WING.
• ADMIRALS AGAIN COLLAPSE WHEN GAME GOES TO SHOOTOUT