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Harriers win
THE PANTHER’S claws were^ a little longer than those of the Warren County Wildcats in Tuesday’s return cross country match held at Front Royal. Earlier in the season, Warren County snatched a victory in the first match by one point, but the local team got revenge with a solid 22-34 victory on the Wildcat’s home course. Charles Thomas made it a decisive win by finishing first, beating the old course record by 50 seconds. Former Wildcat record holder Eric Frye, was second with Bill Taylor of the locals copping third. John Summers, Ronnie Nicholson and Tom Tay lor finished fifth, sixth and seventh, respectively . Other Panther placers were Earl Lilly, tenth; Morris Donaldson, 13th; and Bob Titchenell, 14th. Super-shrimp, Jerry Thomas finished high in the top ten again, while running unofficially.
This fine win followed a repeat performance by the Panthers Cross Country team at V.P.I. Saturday. The team finished third over-all in the statewide field of cross country teams. Charlie Thomas repeated his last year’s second place finish, but by only two seconds and Bill Taylor took a seventh in the tough field.
The Panthers are now 4-1 in dual meets and the next one is scheduled for Tuesday with R.M.A. at 4 p.m. on the local course located at Rappahannock County Elementary School. □
Photos by Roger Flinchum
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