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Delta Trojans nip ECJC Warriors 17-14
Before a scarce crowd
the East Central War–
riors dropped their
second defeat of theyear
against the Delta Tro–
jaDs <1t Moorhead Thur -
day night by a score of
17-14.
F irst quarter found
neither team able to
move the ball success·
fully The only sertous
threat being a Delta field
goal a ttempt. The first
quarter ended scoreless.
Scoring began thirty–
nine seconds into the
second quarter when
David Pleasants hit
Marvin Nichols with a
pass to the Trojan five
ya rd line. AI Walker ca r-
ried twice to the one
yard line before Bo
Evans carried for the
touchdown. The point
after the touc hdown by
Da vid Ga llaspy was
blocked, but the score
was East Central 6,
Delta 0.
With less than three
minutes left in the first
half , the Warrior
defense stiffened forcing
a Trojan jumble on East
Centrals own 34 yard
line. A30 yard pass from
Pleasant to Johnson put
the Warrior in Trojan
territory. Pleasant then
connected to Gallaspy
for the Warrior second
touchdown. A dropped
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snap forced Pleasant to
throw to Gallaspy com–
pleting an unexpected
two point conversion.
Delta star ted their
come back with 9: 27
remaining in the third
quarter. Albert Jones
carries from the one
yard line to put the Tro–
jans on the scoreboard.
Extr a point by Jimmy
Reames was good. Score
stood 14-7. East Central
unable to move the ball,
Delta then scored their
second touchdown when
Patrick Pope connected
to Kenny Moore. Pope
kicked the extra point.
The score was knotted
14-14.
THE TIMES
The winning points
came with just seconds
left on the clock when
J immy Reames kicked a
32 yard field goal to
make the final score
Delta 17 and East Cen–
tral14.
Hopefully, the War–
rior squad will play
together as a unit and
beat a tough Jones team
next Saturday afternoon
at Jones Junior College
in Ellisville.
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