The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

SPORTS: Sunday, June 16, 1996

• BROPHY'S TOP AIDE IN HIGH DEMAND FOR COACHING JOBS
• MONARCHS COULD PLAY 2 FINAL FOUR TEAMS NEXT SEASON
• HERRINGTON LIMPS INTO U.S. TRIALS A STRESS FRACTURE THREATENS TO DERAIL 1,500-METER BID.
• JARRETT: YOU HAVE TO PLAY HURT
• STRANGE IS 10 BACK, BUT GETTING BETTER
• 16TH HOLE LEAVES ELS AND STEWART ON THE ROCKS OAKLAND HILLS' SIGNATURE HOLE MAY BE WRITING OFF SOME OF THE OPEN'S FAVORITES.
• SPARTAN IS 7TH IN 100 FINAL MONTGOMERY AND NORFOLK STATE TEAMMATE LEWIS RUN WITH THE BEST IN U.S. TRIALS
• TWO MORE ALL-SPORTS NETWORKS? GURGLE!
• NEW BLUEFIN RULES TAKE EFFECT TUESDAY
• ODU TAKES VA. ALL-SPORT SURVEY: 64 PERCENT WINS
• CRAWFORD SUCCESSFULLY MAKES ``PITCH'' FOR A SECOND CHANCE TRYING HIS HAND AS A FIRST-TIME STARTER, THE LEFTHANDER WENT 5-1 WITH A 1.45 ERA IN BINGHAMTON.
• NOBILO HAS MORE RIDING ON OPEN THAN JUST A MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIP
• BALLUZZO HANGS TOUGH FOR 1ST VICTORY OF '95
• MARINERS OVERPOWER WILMINGTON
• SMITH A ONE-MAN WRECKING CREW GOLDEN STATE STAR SHINES WITH 25 IN PRO-AM OPENER AS HODGE DOESN'T SHOW
• TIDES' BATS WAKE UP TO SUPPORT GARDINER'S 7TH WIN 12 HITS HELP THE CAUSE, BUT THE IL'S LEADING PITCHER WAS QUICK TO PRAISE HIS DEFENSE