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ECJC Warriors
Defeat
Hinds Eagles
East Central Junior College
Warriors defeated the ,Eagles of
Hinds Junior College on October IS
in Raymond,
24-21.
East Central
now holding a
3-1
Division Record,
went itJto the Hinds game tied with
Gulf Coast Jumor College for first
place in South Divis1on standings.
Enrly m the
fitft
quarter, Micah
Ha7IC\\OOd of Morrow, Ga. threw a
30 yar4 pass to Tony Baker of
Louisville for a TD. Tod Wall of
Decatur then kicked the PAT to
give East Central a 7-0 lead.
What started as East Central's
game soon changed in the second
'JUarter when Hinds scored two
fDs to leave tl1e score at half-time
12-7, Hinds.
Hmds came back in the third
quarter to scored another TO and
Field Goal to boost the1r lead
21-7.
Then half wa) through the third
quarter, Roome Parker of Decatur.
scored a TO for the Warriors on a
pass from J im Kennamer of New
Hope. AL. The extra point attempt
failed. The score at the end of the
th1rd quarter was 21-13.
Then early
in
the fourth quarter
Kennamer hit Bruce McGee of
Newton for a TO. Kennamer then
kept the ball for a two-point
conversion to tie the score at
21.
In
the last minutes of the game Lamar
Cheatham of Philadelphia fell on a
Hinds fumble on the one yard line.
Tod Wall's filed goal gave East
Central the tic breaking points.
The Warriors will be on the road
October
24
when they travel to
Ellisville to play rival Jones Junior
College.
It
will
be Homecoming at
Jones. The Warrior band will
perform pre-game at 7:15. This will
be the last road trip for the
Warriors. The last two games.
October 31 and November 7, will be
played in Decatur. Game time is
7:30.
<fbe Newton Record, October 21, 1981_
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