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But the Panther half-backs and front line weren’t able to generate an offense. Except for a few unsuccessful stab at the EMHS goal, the pla> was all at Rappahannock’s end of the field. And when the Panthers did manage to boot the ball past mid-field, their passes were easily intercepted by the visitors from Harrisonburg. Rarely was there a Rappahannock front line downfield to control the ball.
Without a scoring punch, the pressure was on the RCHS fullbacks and goalie to keep the opponents from extending the margin. After nearly 30 minutes of straining to maintain the lead at one, that pressure began to tell. A misdirected kick from McCoy was sent flying back straight into Rapp’s goal by an Eastern Mennonite forward, stretching the difference to 2-0.
The Panthers got off a good try on a corner kick from Vince Caporuscio just before the half ended but the
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