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ffHE CARTHAGL'tiA.'t.
Car!hage.
Miss •
Sept.
29,1983
9A
34·24 Win
East
Central
Downs Co-lin
The
East
Central
Warn~m
ups'
their
record
to~
wtth
34-24 wm over
Cop&ah-Lincoln
Junior College Saturday
night at
Warrior Stadium
The
win
leaves East Central
tied for
first
place
in
the
southW\1SJon standing v.ith a
2·0.
In a game marred by
penahties the Warriors came
from behind
in
the
second
quarter to lteep the lead
through the game.
Co-Lin
opened
the
scoring
with a3 yard
run
by
Dewayne
Herrington. Kevm Beazley
kicked the extra point. After
loosing yardage
on
the
frrst
series. Stacy Powell ,
quarterback, connects to
Jerry Hughes for a
2.S
yard
pass
to
keep the dri,·e alive:
then Powell connects to Per–
cy Johnson for a 45
yard
touchdown. The extra pomt
was kicked by Luke Parks.
After several punt exchanges
Wayne Suttle stripped
the
ball away from a Co-Lin
run-
mng back and
ran
20
yards
for
the
TD. The extra point
failed..
Co-Lin
came
back
wtth
a
26
yard touchdown to
go ahead 13·14. With 1: 13 re–
maining left East Central
scored on a
46
yard pass from
Powell
to
Johnson. Anthony
Brov.rnmade
the
reception
for
a
two point conversion.
Powell then sneaked over
for a touchdown in the third
quarter with Luke Parks
kicking the extra point. The
last Warrior touchdown
came when Powell fumbled
in the end zone and Luke
Parks cover ed for the
touchdown. Extra point no
good.
Co-Lin
closed
out
the scor–
ing late in the fourth quarter
with
the
final score 34-24.
Thomas Russell led the
defense with 10 solos and 4
assists. Wayne Suttle had 7
solos and 3 assists.
Coach Kilpatrick stated,
''the
team
played hard, well
intensed ball but need to cor-
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reel our mistakes
if
we are to
continue to win."
States:
Cop~·
Lincoln,
94
rushing,
193 yards passing,
287
yards
total.
East Central,
lll
rushing,
139 yards passing, 250 yards
total.
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