The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, November 12, 1995

• EX-LION SWILLING HAS FOUND NEW BITE WITH RAIDERS
• STRETCHING THE LIMITS FOR HIS 50TH BIRTHDAY, BILL EYRE RECEIVED A PRESENT FROM FRIEND WALTER STARK THAT HE HAD LONG DESIRED: THE OPPORTUNITY FOR BOTH TO RUN IN TODAY'S NEW YORK CITY MARATHON.
• BIG EAST: DEFENSE SCORES 2 TDS AS TECH EARNS SCHOOL'S 2ND CROWN
• SCORING TIRES OUT TECH DEFENSE
• BAYVILLE GOLF CLUB GETS EARLY TRYOUT TO SELECT 124 MEMBERS BUT THE ``OFFICIAL'' OPENING IS NOT UNTIL LATER THIS SUMMER FOR THE PRIVATE CLUB.
• REMINGTON ARMS WILL SPONSOR NO. 75 FORD
• GORDON ISN'T TRYING ON THE CROWN YET
• N. RIVER FALLS IN GROUP AA FIELD HOCKEY
• HARRAH WILL LEAVE TIDES FOR CLEVELAND THE IL MANAGER OF THE YEAR WAS LURED TO BE BENCH COACH FOR THE INDIANS.
• TRIBE MAKES A STATEMENT IN FINALE OUT OF I-AA PLAYOFFS, W&M ROLLED PAST NO. 13 RICHMOND
• LOWLY RALEIGH SHOOTS DOWN THE LISTLESS ADMIRALS HAMPTON ROADS NOW HAS LOST 10 STRAIGHT SHOOTOUTS.
• PHASE 1 OF TUNA MANAGEMENT PLAN TAKES EFFECT WEDNESDAY
• ACC: COMEBACK WIN GIVES VIRGINIA 1ST LEAGUE TITLE SINCE 1989
• COX ALUM IS BUSY BUILDING A CAREER
• FIGHT MARS ATL. SHORES' 42-0 VICTORY
• KECOUGHTAN WINS DRAW FOR LAST PLAYOFF SPOT
• A RING MEANS A CELEBRATION
• WELSH BRINGS CAVALIERS TITLE NO. 2
• AFTER SLOW START, ODU RALLIES TO TURN BACK COURT AUTHORITY, 84-78
• RUNNERS BATTLE ELEMENTS STATE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS WERE HELD IN RAINY, WINDY CONDITIONS.
• N. RIVER RALLIES PAST YORK IN BAY RIVERS FINAL