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But foul shots kept the Rappahannock squad in the game and they left the court at half time ahead 25-24.
The lead changed hands seven times in the third quarter before the Generals took it back for keeps, 37-38, at the close of the period. In the final eight minutes, the Generals outscored RCHS, 25-12, and won going away, 63-49.
The Panthers connected on 71 per cent of their free throws but were ice cold from the floor, making only 36 per cent of - their field goal attempts. Turn-overs totalled 25 while the squad pulled in only 24 rebounds.
Rappahannock's scoring ace Gary Leake had only eight points and nine rebounds, his lowest output of the year. All of Leake’s baskets came during the first three minute of play.
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“A farmer’s decision to sell out, decisions by county supervisors on a sewer ex- * tension, or decisions by investors to buy farm land rather than other securities increases the pressure on agricultural lands. Each choice may be sensible in its own context. But collectively they reduce the country's capacity to produce food, fiber and wood.”—Michael Brewer, director of research. National Agricultural Lands Study ,
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