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Softballers
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■ 1-run win By joe McCullough Rappahannock News Staff Writer “It ain’t over until it’s over,” • baseball great Yogi Berra once told ! his team. Down 18-8 last Friday, RappaI hannock’s girls softball coach Renee | Leake borrowed that old cliche in or; der to rally her team. And when it was over, the Lady Panthers had earned their first victory by coming ! back against the visiting Luray Bull! dogs, 25-24. j The win helped ease the embaJ rassment of their defeat earlier in | the week when Rappahannock lost ■ the season opener to the Strasburg 1 Rams, 19-1. RCHS grabbed an early lead in I Thursday’s home game against Lu; ray when the Bulldog pitcher ; started “walking in” runners. Rappahannock built a 7-1 lead before Lu■ ray’s coach went to the bullpen; the reliever ended the first inning with two outs in a row.
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