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The shown mance in b\ Carolyh Peggy B 11 awkins Pantheret hold vip \car’s char The. 1 Hppahannock forwards 11} outstanding perfort ieil scoring ability led Turner with 25 points, 1 ke with" 14 and Judy with 9. Rappahannock re; are still planning to hr glories left by last pionship team, aptherettes won their 1 other non Marshall second ga nb in succession in anltjague
contest over the ills by a score of 44.-27.
Rappahannock.; 'girls got off to a 1 k a. ' . t & Ik * .ml J m-% ♦ njs 'litslow start al they couldn’t get adjusted to mq opponents’ court, but managed oil hold the Marshall girls 17- 14l at the half. The guards came back 1 terceptmg amazing the third quarter in, 'asses an<l showing •^bounding ability
throughout |he rest of the game and also hfh the forwards to two •points, BuHi led the attack with 24 points, T irner with 18. Hawkins with |2 and Shirley Brown, who failedj t > score but played a
most outstanding game of rehounding and" pais jwork. Even,' member on the teaijn itocslc part in thP victory.
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The Rappahannock Pantherettes the war path Ttiesdav night they defeated the Herndon tdarh, 43-33 in their first of the season. Rapls took the lead in :er and stayed ahead e game, d ,. shorter than their league gan-je pahannock jg the first qup , throughout it! The gua opponents. might hard bv stealing passes and retting more than their sharp of reboi Carolvn Tu Peggy Burlj.e 9 and Jud nds, ner scored 15 points 14; Shirley Brown. Hawkins, 5. High scorer for, Herndon was Rector with 27 point!{. 3, the R.CjH.S. .. e to Cieorge Mason lfalls Church, Va. On Januir teams will t a High Schoa
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