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Jones Downs East Central, 33·10
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ELLISVILLE - The Jones Junior College Bobcats lived up
to
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No. 13 ranking in the nation here Saturday night with an
easier-than-expected 33·10 win over South Division leader East
Central.
TheWarnors, who went into the game leading the division with
a 3-1 record, thus fell to 3-2 in loop results and 3-5 overall.
Jones took over the top spot with a 3-1-1 record in the South.
With 4:14 left in the opening quarter, the Bobcats scored on
David Martin's 6-yard run and Chip Gieger booted the extra
point.
Jones came back with 12 seconds remaining in the period when
quarterback Simmy Cooley shot a 50-yard scoring pass to Eligah
Bell and Jeff Jones tacked on the PAT.
East Central's Todd Wall reduced the margin by three with an
18-yard field goal at the 11 :15 juncture before intermission, but
Jones'
Leo
Shelby raced 13 yards to cap another Bobcat drive.
The PAT failed, but Jones was up by 20-3 just before halftime.
East Central roared back as if to make a game of it moments
later. Warrior quarterback Jim Kennamer passed five yards to
Tony Baker for an ECJC touchdown and Wall reduced it to 20-10
with his PAT boot.
However, Jones stood the crowd on its collective feet by mar–
ching 80 yards with the next kickoff to score.
Jt
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rwPi2er caught a 41-vard pass from Cooley and it
was up to 26-10 at the half.
Jo!les iced the win with 11:05 left in the game as Jim Phillips
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m from one yard out to cap another Bobcat drive and
this
hme, Jeff Jones booted the extra point for the final margin.
THE HERIDIAN STAR Sunday , Octob er 25 , 1981
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