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errorless, me scoring tnreat of Gary Leake and Greg Bright’s rebounding pulled the Panthers to within one. 44-45 halfway through the quarter. Gary Leake, two minutes later, put Rappahannock up for the first time in the game, 46-45.
Coach Logan’s strategy kept Luray from regaining the lead, but with thirty seconds left, Luray was at the foul line with the Panthers up one, 48-47. The Bulldogs made only one and tied the game to send it into overtime.
The Panthers were nervous as Luray edged out, but Dean Wilson’s shot boosted their spirits and Gary Leake followed with a basket to bring the score to 53-52 favoring Luray.
Regaining the ball, Rappahannock called for time-out with ten seconds left on the clock. Larry Settle grabbed two points with seven seconds remaining. Luray brought the ball down court and shot—missed—got the offensive rebound—shot
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