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vs Marshall
Starting lineup: Forwards: Carolyn Turner, Margaret Ann Devers, Peggy Burke. Guards: Betty Jean Settle, Betty _ Bruce* Charlotte Atkins. Rappahannock made seven points before Marshall scored. At the end of the half Rappahannock led 24-18. Two minutes left before the _ game ended Rappahannock was — one point abend. Alice Dodson came, in for Margare^ Ann Dev-; ers. Alice changed to guard in place of Betty Bruce and Judy Hawkins came in. Game ended 41-41. They had to play three monutes overtime. We kept the score tied until the last minute. Pegrv Burke made a basket and we v-oh the game, 45-43. Carolyn Tur- er was high scorer with 1* poir*s. v, , f T ■
P C.H.S. vs George Masom
t -mf nix as with Marshall started on*. This was the girl’s, second rouma’""'* game tounting for the • tournament. 1
The m»me was very close in the fir** "matter. hut at the end of the half R.C.H.S. was leading, 36-19.
The game ended 66-41. Carolyn - Turner was high scorer with 314 points. r
RC.H.S. vs Garfield , * f
The girls didn’t seem to he play- , ing as well as usual and competition was* not strong. Half endod 17-17. Y ?
R C.iH.8 d-*j much better in tlif and nlaved a very .. exciting ga m e. Ranjjahtnnock
the g7*'v‘ 47-40. Carolvn Turner w>s high scorer with 19 ooints. Margaret Ann Devers war * close Tonenm with 18 noints.*" Peogv Burke was next with 10", noints. This was the girls third* game won counting toward thetournament.
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