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jury. “If he had played the whole game, the outcome probably would have been different,” admitted coach Dawson.
As the clock moved toward the half-time buzzer, Rapp’s Tommy Jenkins cut the Eagles’ lead to two but a bucket just as time expired moved the difference to four, 29-33.
When play resumed, it was the same less-thaninspiring Panthers of the first half. The Eagles pressed their advantage and built an eight point cushion, 39-47. Penetrating well and scoring, guard Jeff Porter tried to ignite the RCHS squad but the spark didn’t catch as the visitors stayed on top, 47-51, at the close of the third quarter.
Then it was a new Panther team—or at least five men playing with new enthusiasm—as the fourth period began. Rapp grabbed the lead with baskets by Jenkins, Porter and Pendleton. Rattled, the Eagles committed careless mistakes and continuous fouls. In the bonus with their opponents over the five foul limits the
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