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RCHS Panthers

Suffer Two Losses

by Donnie Johnston

Rappahannock County may he up to its knees in mud, hut it’s hoen a lone drv spell for the Rappahannock Hieh Panthers. The Panthers have lost five straight and eight of their last nine contests. Friday the Panthers fell victim to the Stonewall Jackson Generals 7465 and Tuesday night were topped by Montevideo 96-54.

After trailing Stonewall 4025 at the half, Rappahannock battled back and almost overtook the Generals in the third ! quarter, but consistent shoot1

ing by D. L. Moyers kept the

' Generals ahead. Moyers collect'

ed ,24 points, high for both teams. Charlie Dodson led the

' Panther attack with 22 points ; and Rov Reeve added 21.

Tuesday night the Panthers were swamped by second place Montediveo 96-54.

Friday night the Panthers are home facing Page County.

RAPPAHANNOCK

FG F T IVidson . 10 2 2? Reeve . ft 9 21 Settle 5 3 IS Way land . 1 3 6 Oeal ........ 1 ' 1 3 Opal 1 l 3 1 Henry . 0 0 0 Welch . 0 0 0

23 1» 63

STONEWALL JACKSON

FG F T Moyer* . 7 10 24 iVeney . „ .7 3 17 iSmont .... 6 1 13 ISnyder 4 2 10 Neese 2 2 0 Ferry' 2 0 4 Hassler . 0 0 0

28 18 74

HF Stonewall 40—3

54.7%