The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Sunday, September 29, 1996

• DRIVERS SAY IT'S TIME TO MOVE ON FOND MEMORIES OF N. WILKESBORO GIVE WAY TO THE REALITY OF NASCAR'S GROWTH.
• METS PITCHERS PONDER LOST SEASON INJURIES SCUTTLE A YEAR OF HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR A TRIO OF EX-TIDES HURLERS.
• FAITH, NOT MAGIC WILL STEER VALENTINE'S SHIP IN NEW YORK
• [BRIEFS]
• NORFOLK STATE WINS 4TH IN A ROW SPARTANS' DEFENSE KEY TO 27-23 VICTORY OVER DELAWARE STATE.
• TECH WAS JUST WHAT SYRACUSE NEEDED
• VA. TECH'S 13-GAME WIN STREAK ENDS CONVINCINGLY SYRACUSE ROLLS PAST THE HOKIES AT THE CARRIER DOME.
• [NOTES]
• VIRGINIA STORMS PAST TEXAS IN A POURING RAIN, THE CAVALIERS AVENGE A 1-POINT LOSS TO THE LONGHORNS LAST YEAR.
• SHE'S CARRYING ON THE LIFE IN CHINCOTEAGUE DONNA RAE ROESKE RUNS THE FISHING CAMP HER STEPFATHER LEFT TO HER.
• BUFFKIN TAKES LATE MODEL TITLE AT LANGLEY
• SHARKS FEED OFF RAVENS IN 2ND HALF
• INSIDE THE LINES
• ARE SKINS FINALLY SET TO ``PASS'' TEST AGAINST THE JETS?