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Friday. November 11. 1983

THE MERIDIAN STAR

EMJC Edges ECJC,

76-~4

.

Jones Edges Clarke Twice

SCOOBA - After falling behind m the

_

third quarter, East Mississippi Junior

NEWTON - Visiting Jones Junior Col-

College rallied to win 76-64 over

Eas~

Cen- lege took a pair of close basketball vic–

tral Junior College here Thursday mght.

tories over Clarke College here Thursday

East Mississippi's Maurice Nelson and night

Tim

Caldwell led the Lions with 13 ·points

Jones took the men's game 80-72 and the

each while teammate Derrick Hardwell women's game 81-79.

had 12.

.

.

Clarke's men, 1-2, placed five

players~

Darryl Figgers led the

Warrior~

With

~8.

double figures , led by Anthony McKenzie

The game

w~s

held . to a five-pomt and Lorenzo McNichols with 16

poi~ts

spread at half With the Lions

~:m

top 38-33. each. Thomas Hawkins added 15 while

East Central forged ahead With as much Franklin Buckley and Jimmy Perry had

as a seven-point fead in the third quarter.

10

each.

East

Miss~ippi

then came back to hold

"We played poorly," said Clarke first-

onto the wm.

.

.

year coach Larry Gressett.

.

The Lady Lions had an easier time

Clarke's women, 0-3, also placed five

a~ainst

the East Central women's team, players in the double figures. Hope Thorn-

Winning

92~.

ton Jed the way with 16 points, followed by

East Mississippi's Gloria

Coope~

led Elaine English with 14, J . Smith with 11

both teams with 29 points. Bndget and

Ann

Adkins and Elaine Nunley with

Winston added 19 more to the East

10

.

Mississippi total.

.

Both Jones team are 1-1.

Joy Eichelberger led the LadyWarnors

Clarke entertains Northwest Junior Col-

with 14.

lege Friday in its next action.

Mea

Mta

&ASTNISSIS81PPI C7tl- Nelsen11, 1Urdwell12,Calc!welliS,Mixon IO.

JO"ES IMI _ Bradford

t

f.t

22 Waahln&ton 1 H

!,

J::louJ)as

S 1-12 13,

S-nn,en7,McNalr7.Gibbo7, Waltont!Clartc3.

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t

G'U •

McDonaldSI-21! FarlowH-410,HartfoeldSH5,BrowntHt,Picltens2

!AST

tt"TRAI.

INI - Fi&llora 18,

Richardson

10, ......Ill ,

t

o,

4-4

t

T1!um

4,

Grllfllllt,

McClendonS.

f

Is _

Eu

ciAAK£

1m _

Jia'kkina

t

H IS,

Butkley

4

2·5 10, MeNichols

8

0.0

18,

HaiiUme- &all Milllsatppj 38,

East

~lral

33.

Total ou

1

.,.,.,

s

4-4

10 Braxlon 00.1

o

MeKenzie 5H 16 Housley 21·2 3.

Milllsalppl

!5,

&aatCentr1120

Fouled out-

&ast Mlsalsaippj Sweartnaen.

Halftime

sCor.:

Jonea 42,'

Clarke

38

Pouled

OU" Clarke,

Hawkins,

Wal'- ·Eut

Central -Garvin,

Buckley Tolal

Foull:

Clarke

25, Joneo 19

W•rqe•

M'omra

lAST MI.S81SSIPPl IN)-

Coope.o

29, Winston 19, Wri&hll2, Perry 8.

JONES

(II)_

Ray%Ht, JrbyOo-1 0, Vau&hnOHO,Saltera31·27, Wood

Brown '· Buclthllter 4, Rich 4,

Johna<ln

4,

Landrum

3,

Taylor

3.

oo-s

0 Morria 7

2-S

16

Prlncet 1·33 Keelya 5-7 17, Chancier 0H 4,

WeDs 1

EAST CEN111AL

!17) -

Eichelberger 14, Stnilll 12, Will1&11110n IS,

H

2

Po~«~

7

U

17

'

'

Otambera 9,

Wuhlngton

5, McCoy e. Cookuy 4, GUmore 3.

CLARKE lltl _

j

Sndlll a 1-2 11, Enslllh 4

f.9

14, Th«nlon 7 H 16,

Hallllme - &111 Mlsalaippi 51,

Eul

Central 33. Total PouiJ - &all

l"al~v

4

o-s

I

L.

Smllll1

0-4

2, Davll 4H 8. AdkinsSH 10,

Nunley

42-310

Mil lsalpp12:1, ast Centr l 21.

Fouled

out-

Perry,

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