The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, May 26, 1996

• REED GETS SUPPORT AS TIDES ROLL TO 5TH STRAIGHT VICTORY 5-RUN 2ND INNING HELPS THE HARD-LUCK PITCHER GET HIS 1ST WIN SINCE APRIL 10
• STATE APPROVES ALMOST $750,000 FOR FISH PROJECTS THE LARGEST OUTLAY, $140,000, WILL GO FOR A SHARK STUDY HEADED BY VIMS.
• WARREN ENDS LANGLEY DROUGHT WITH LATE MODEL WIN ``IT FEELS PRETTY GOOD,'' THE 4-TIME TRACK CHAMP SAID OF WIN NO. 1 OF '96.
• INJURED DRIVERS' RUSH TO RETURN CAN BE HAZARDOUS TO THEIR HEALTH WALTRIP, YARBOROUGH PAID THE PRICE FOR HURRYING BACK INTO THE POINTS CHASE.
• BEACH'S ULTIMATE CC OFFERS THE BEST COURSES - RAIN OR SHINE
• A FIGHT BETWEEN VIRGINIA BEACH WBC WELTERWEIGHT CHAMP PERNELL WHITAKER AND IBF CHAMP FELIX TRINIDAD COULD BE ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND LUCRATIVE FOR WHITAKER...BUT IT'S UNLIKELY THE FIGHT WILL HAPPEN
• COCA-COLA 600 AT CHARLOTTE, FINAL 100 LAPS SEPARATE MEN FROM THE BOYS.
• AT REGION, KEMPSVILLE'S PARKER TOPS MARK HER COACH SET IN '80 CUTCHIN-LED BAYSIDE WINS THE GIRLS MEET FOR 2ND YEAR IN ROW.
• OCHOA CALLUP SOON, SAYS REPORT
• HELD TO 2 HITS, N-SA FALLS 7-0 IN FINAL OF VIS SOFTBALL TOURNEY
• linesMARINERS PUT CLAMPS ON TAMPA BAY 2-0 GOALIES' DUEL WON BY OLSON, AS HIS TEAMMATES PEPPER CYCLONES' MENARD.
• RECREATIONAL FISHERMEN UNFAIRLY HOOKED
• GREENBRIER'S JAMES HURLS 1-HITTER IN FINAL
• MARTIN TIED FOR 2ND IN CAREER GN WINS HIS VICTORY AT CHARLOTTE GIVES HIM 24 IN 135 GRAND NATIONAL STARTS.
• MENCHVILLE TOPS G. RUN IN BOYS REGION TRACK