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The Rappahannock Pantherettes possessed with determination, desire and aggressiveness, traveled to Herndon last Thursday and Saturday nights and svyept the highly possessed championship away from the larger high 'scbopls in District Nine.
Fii idling the regri..' c a s o n with ;i” M-3 overall record and a /-l ie.igue record, the Pantherettes fust victim was Ncktsville, a term t which provided a very tough contest with the Pantherettes during the regular season before bowing to Rappahannock 47-45. As expected, the Nokesvilie girls again /ought a hard battle, but victory could not be denied the Pantherettes who forced their way to false the lead in the second quarter-; and kept it the remainder of the game, winning 59-54.
Rappahannock was led by Carolyn Turner with 30 points, Betty Settle fl, Peggy .Burke 14 and Margie Jenkins 4. Although play- ' ing both as forward and a guard
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