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Panther V. & JV:
Rock Moshy Cagers Rappahannock Panthers started their 1962-C3 basketball season with a bang as both Junior
Varsity and Varsity teams defeated
the John S. Mosby Academy teams.
The Junior Varsity team gained their first victory in two seasons by topping the Rangers 23-13. The Panthers started slow; by
the end of the first quarter they were scoreless 4-0. During the second and third quarter? they organized their attack and were
trailing by only one point 13-12. By completely dominating the
backboards, the Panthers got
their offense in high gear and peered 11 points in the 4t.h quarter while the Rangers failed to score. • Rappahannock Panthers FG Pullen . 0 Mundy . 0 Gilkr . 2 Latham . 4 Titohonell . 0 Jenkins . 1 Atkins. M. 0 Durden . 4 Atkins, B. 0 Totals .... 11 F 0 0 0 1 0 ft 0 0 0 1 Pts 0 0 8 0 23 Mosby Rangers FG Aleshire . 1 Morris . 0 WoUh . 1 Allison . 2 Hawkins f. 0 Ramey . ft Camper . 0 Hall . ft
^ Totals .... 4
The wirsity kept F 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 5 Pts 4 1 2 4 1 1 0 ft 13 on the winning
ti. il by edging the Rangers 43-37 id the second game. The- Rangers again started early and led bv 8-3 late in the first quarter, but Rappahannock
eUr-ed the gap to 10-10 at the end of the Period.
During the second quarter, the Panthers forged ahead to lead by 24-17 at the intermission
■bn goals bv F. Updike, Welch, R. Atkins, and T. Atkins. Late in the third quarter. Roy
57.7%