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The Newton Record , September 14, 1983
ECJCWarriors TriumphOver Gulf Co
The East Central Junior
College Warriors triumphed
13-2
over the Southern Division top
ranked Gulf Coast Bulldogs
Saturday night at Gulf Coast. A
blend of running, passi ng, and a
rugged defensive effort limited
the Gulf Coast team to two poin–
ts.
Scoring in the second quarter
for the ECJC Warriors, David
Gallaspy, a 202 lb. wide receiver
from Decatur, caught a pass in
the end zone from quarterback
Stacy Powell. Luke Parks,
215
b. center from Naniah Waiya,
kicked the extra point.
In the third quarter
AI
Walker,
197 lb. running back from
Newton, scored on a five yard
run. The extra point was missed.
A total of
285
yards of offense
gained with
II
first downs.
Defense was really the name of
the game as the Warrior defense
stiffened and held the highly
regarded Bulldogs to a 2 point
safety.
Linebacker Arthur McMullan
had five solo tackles, five assists,
one interception and blocked one
field goal attempt.
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Wayne Sutter had seven solo
tackles, four assists and one in–
terception, while Thomas Russell
of Thomastown had eight solo
tackles, seven assists and
II
sacks.
Saturday night at Warrior
Stadium the ECJC Warriors will
host the Northeast Junior College
Tigers
for
their
second
homegame of the season. Seeing
action from Newton County will
be Loyce Hardy, 190 lb. running
back ; Mike Spence, 170 lb.
defensive back; AI Walker, 197
lb. running back; Arthur Me-
Millan,
2t~t
lb. h
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Gibbs,
245
lb.
def
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from Deca:ur:
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