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·ECJC to face Holmes ·in Decatur Mon. night East Central Jr. ~e w.non aad Warriorettes Holmes Jr. CoDege the East CeotnJ lovemboer 22. The Mclleatb wu IPID tbe ftipelt acorer wltlll6 poiatl. Maflle Barrow bipelt .corer for with 26 points. The Warrionrm:J:=

coached by defeated the The War– by Herman

Missialppi Dl in Moorebea4 in a men's tournament oa

were

defeated

'""!1 aad 25. 'In tbe tire' tdabt off play East Centr~ defeatecl the Miss. Deltt- Trojans, 74-71. Roy Myers, 11oa ol Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Myers of Morton, was highest scorer for East Central wltb 20 points. Jeffrey Jel'lligaa was highest scorer for~ Trojaas with 20 pomts. 1n the second niaftt of play, the Warriors •elf. df;feated in the last seven iltcDDds of the game when a foul was called against ID East Central player, 61-Q a, Holmes Jr. Colle-Aubrey Co:t:, son of Dr.s · . James 0 . Cox of , was highest sco 20 points. Jeff John- witt 16 pomts was highest ecorer tor Holmes. NeJ:t home games for the Warriors aad Warriorettes will be December 8 aad 11. Game time 6:30.

.corer for the was Debbie dDghter of Mr. tfn, J,J;. McBeath Jr. of points. Magie Barrow of Holmes Jr. CoDeae was their highest scorer with 14 points. Warriors highest scorer wu Mite Shirley, son of Mr. aad Mrs. Jerry L. Shirley of Morton, with 18 points. Tommy PumeU of Holmes wu their highest scorer with 21 points. The Wuriorettes traveled to Holmes Jr. CoUege on November 24 and 25, to participate iD a ladies's Jr. ~etttoumament. The W es were defeated by East Mississippi 54-87 on the first night of play. McBeath was the highest scorer for the Warriorettes with 21 points. Robin Wooldridae was highest scorer for Eut Mississippi with 20 pomts. ne ~d ni.Jht of the to~eit.. \he' Warriorettes were ct.Atiecl by Holmes Jr.~ f16-16. Uilion, with 33

December 3 , 1 980 , UNI ON APPEAL

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