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again —it fell short —rebounded again—with a second on the clock, shot.
What occurred next will go down in history! Luray’s shot went in the basket, but the noise level from the fans was so high that no one heard the buzzer and each team thought it was the victor, and fans were going wild.
The referee cleared the question saying the buzzer sounded before the Luray basket was completed and declared the Rappahannock Panther winners with a final 54-53 score.
Game honors went to Gary Leake with 30 points and 12 rebounds. The Panthers had 30 rebounds and shot 91 per cent from the charity line.
In the second leg of tournament play Friday, the Rappahannock Panthers lost to the William Monroe
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°R£nS<M!ie first quarter in control 4-0 after a basket by Greg Bright and one by Mike Leake. The Dragons were held for three minutes but were quick to regroup and take an 8-7 lead, which changed five times before the Panthers came out on top 11-10 at the end of the first period.
Despite Rappahannock’s early bonus, William Monroe took the lead 15-12 in the second quarter and poor shooting and weak rebounding put the Rapps back at the half 22-17. The Panthers lost control in the third trailing 28-19 by the time Dean Wilson
Slo-Pitch
Meeting Set
¥An organizational meeting of the Rappahannock SloPitch Softball League will be held Monday, March 3, at 8 p.m. in the Sperryville fire hall. Representatives from teams wishing to join the league are invited to attend. The league will belong to the Amateur Softball Association
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