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Sisk continued to have the hot hand in the second period, connecting on a short bank shot to make it 18-13. With Leake patrolling the lane, Rapp upped the tally to 20-15. But despite frantic, sloppy play (by both teams) and a number of walks by the Dragons, the visitors cut the margin to 22-21.
Clarence “Perkins” Pendleton silenced the WMHS rally with an acrobatic finger roll and Rapp was ahead, 2925, at the halfway mark.
The Panthers continued to outplay the Dragons at the start of the second half with dazzling passes from Myers to Leake for a 31-25 difference. Then that monster, the foul, reared its head once again and Monroe tied it at 33 all. Sisk and Leake picked up three of those unwanted tagalongs and the Dragons made good use of their chances at the charity stripe to inch in front, 43-35.
Doyle Dunn snapped the Panthers’ three minute cold streak without a score but the damage had been done. With Rapp trailing, Pops Aylor hit a shot as no time
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