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Teams Win
Two Games With Whrretiton
The Rappahannock Panthers, spurred by ^their last-minute deleat by Toms Brook, set out Tuesday night with victory on their 1 minds, and would not be denied, with a last-minute victory over the : \\ arrenton Warriors, by'a score of sf>- S4.
1 he Pantile s, who were outclassed in height by the towering
arrors, made up the deficit by speed, and a “great determination to win though they did their share of tumbling and displayed a weak; ness in foul shots on their own 1 court in the first half of the game.
The Warriors led by 6 to 8 " point, through the first quarter and at th^ half had a 12 point edge By the third quarter, Rap; pah a i nock closed the gap 4 points and th» score board read 45-37 in the Warriors favor, , The last quarter proved to be a nerve wracking ordeal and it was I the last minute that Bobby Hawkins tied rhe score at 54-54. and then Buddy Devers sank two free' » throws for the winning margin* f Rappahannock then gained control f of the ball and “froze” it for the remaning 28 seconds for a much cherished league victory.
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