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in . spurts ^nd duspng.. the^third quartet racked up a, margain of 14 points making, the score 42-28 favoring the Panthers. In the begiftnine of the fourth,f Idle Panthers continued their good«
paying P*« 'were. replace? by die second team^^ wbdi oontipwd to score ending the\ aicjtipg game widf Rappahannxke' 57 and
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jv o o D. Arderson Jenk'ns . Browning Defers» O'.Moore v;',...:..' R. AndereoW Dodson TTie Pantherette,; defeated* the-; George' Mason g^rin t?y a.ssoif of, 46-38. Rapahannoek tookfrhe lead’'* at the beginning and stayed 'ahead^ throughout the game. | High; scores was Orel Of Turn*. er with Betty Jean Settle nett, All of the girls played unusually^ welt but Shirley Brown is to be\ commended for the fine job shq ard. Though she usually 1". dc an outv5 did aj gua forward, she standing performance fense. < • l -- for the de* - ■ t«c v r it* : ■'■*'V: W&
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