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For a half hour, the second half was a replay of the first with the action in front of Rappahannock’s goal. Then the Panther offense ignited. Little Walter Frye’s shot at the goal was blocked but Caporuscio controlled the rebound and sent it back in for a score.
The pair again combined forces on the next offensive series for the Panthers, dribbling the ball down the field for another Caporuscio drill into the net to be the tally at 3-3.
The Owls mounted offensive raids of their own, trying to reclaim the lead, but were turned back at midfield by Lucky McCoy and held off deep in Rappahannock territory by Jim McCullough.
At the other end of the field, Caporuscio staked out the right corner as his own, jabbing away repeatedly at the Owls’ defense. He fed a pass to Doug McCabe who broke clear to score the Panthers’ final goal and put the Panthers up by one when the whistle blew.
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