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boys Jmd gift*, with the assistance of Rev. Ed Nicholson, is working hard for a! top team. The boy* lost two player* hf graduation last year, and though they lack in height, they make up in speed and coordination. The Panther*; (referred to as “rabbits” by some of the opposing teams); l»ve in the past made * good showing and went to the tournament finals last year placing third.
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_jitih team lost no players^ last year but got very sluggish by the end of! the season. With experienced gi.'i*; and plenty* of new material to train .for dft* (wrong years plus a very capable coach, Rappahannock should go places. Keep yaufttyt* on then*. . The RiW bom*'game- will be played December 5 with Marshall as opponent*. • ’ ^ a ., *****
' j j] |*‘* ^ 4'-- , Two Red Foxeg ,
Saturday. Nevrmber 22, was an exciting morning for the Rappahannock Hunt. Within five min utes three j red foxes were viewed. TV hunt started off from Mt. Salem, a pejaerfuf hillside church, in the vie pity of Mr.' Charles M-r*h‘s 400 acre Jessamine Farm. The huntsmjan, CMlie Dodson, cast hounds onto Long Mountain. For ten tjunutes they* worked iut^ the woods as the field of 12 hunters' listened from the. open pasture below.
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