The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Saturday, May 11, 1996

• ALLEGATIONS OF INELIGIBLE RUNNERS SURFACE SPRINT VICTORIES IN PENN RELAYS RAISE EYEBROWS - AND QUESTIONS
• SPARTANS ARE STILL FIGHTING TO CLAIM CIAA CHAMPIONSHIP THE MEET ENDED IN A BRAWL; HOST ST.AUG'S 1ST-PLACE TROPHY.
• WARE WILL START TONIGHT'S GAME, TRYING TO FIND HIS OLD FORM
• NCAA RULE ON AGENTS CLEAR AS MUD IN TRACK WORLD WHICH IS WHY NSU RUNNER MAY NOT FACE REPERCUSSIONS.
• GAMBLERS' MESSAGE: IT'S IN YOUR SCHOOLS EX-CRIME BOSS, FORMER GAMBLING ADDICT BRING CHILLING MESSAGE TO NORFOLK SCHOOL OFFICIALS
• THE JAPANESE EXPERIENCE BOBBY VALENTINE WENT TO MANAGE IN JAPAN AS A "GAIJIN" (FOREIGNER). AND TO A DEGREE, THAT EARNED THE TIDES SKIPPER A PINK SLIP - DESPITE TURNING AROUND THE COUNTRY'S WORST FRANCHISE.
• N. RIVER NIPPED IN ITS FINAL BAY RIVERS MEET
• KELLAM GAINS REGION SOCCER BERTH NO. 2 KNIGHTS TOP NO. 1 KEMPSVILLE FOR DISTRICT TITLE.
• TIDES SCORE EARLY. BUT NOT OFTEN, CHIEFS TAKE 3-1 WIN TOMBERLIN'S HOMER IN THE FIRST INNING ALL NORFOLK CAN MUSTER.