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Basketball
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'just the starting five to contribute. ! Depth and speed are the operative ! words when describing the Panth; ers’ playing style during the coming j season. ; About eight players are in seIrious contention for the starting ! slots, and all of them will more than ’ likely get considerable playing time, ; said the coach. | In addition to Roy and Henry, ! three other seniors are returning to !the team from last year: Daniel |Deal, a guard who averaged 4.1 ; points last year; Wesley Cook, a 6-3 '< forward; and guard Justin Ferrence. I Two new players are also seJury
indicts
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| • David Allen Pullen, 22, of • Washington, Va., for,breaking and I entering and grand larceny. He is a I co-defendant with Irvin Franklin | Freeman, above. ; • Jerry Wayne Dodson, 30, of • Woodbridge, for grand larceny. He [allegedly stole $900 from Charles H. | Eaton, according to his court file. J • James Franklin Pullen, 45, of • Sperryville, for manufacturing mariijuana and possession of marijuana I with intent to distribute. | • Bonnie Sue Baldwin, 38, of ; Sperryville, for two counts of pass'ing bad checks, forgery and obtain , signature by false pretenses. I The two checks were made out to , the Coleman Power Sport company ‘in the amounts of $357 and $313, according to court files.
• Wendie Dee Morrison, of Ches,ter Gap, for three counts of forgery.
All of the indictments presented -to the Grand Jury were returned [true bills.
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