1972-1977

berry of ECJC to 'lay In Jr. College All-St ar

a e ~ o n d year

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in a row for Tupelo to host the All-star event and is spon- sored by a non-profit organi- zation headedby Tupelo Mayor James Ballard. Mayor Ballard said, "This game means a lot to Tupelo and we a r e proud to be able to host this event. We feel that this year's game will be even better than last year which was

Mississippi's outstanding junior college football pro- gram will again be spotlighted in Tueplo on the night of No- vember 24,1972, with the play- ing of the Junior College All- Star Classic. The game will -the top sophomores junior college players who will be divided into a North team and a South team. Davis Kelly, son of Mrs. P. C. Kelly of Highpoint, who plays defehsive back on the East Central Junior College team , is one of the North team All-Star players. Davis, who weighs 175 pounds, feature 54 of

a huge success."

DAVIS KELLY . . . . ECJC defensive back

is 5'11".

Players

from the North

team a r e from North- east, Northwest, Itawamba, ,Junior Collegerstaff, Tomrn-? East Mississippi, East Cen- Davis, Ode Burrel1:and Quim t r a l , Mississippi Delta and by Morgan. Holmes. Players f o r the Members of the South tear South team a r e from Hinds, will be coached. by the Peal Southwest, Pe a r l River, Mis- River Junior College staff c sissippi Gulf Coast, Jones and John Russell, J. C. Arban, and Copiah-Lincoln. Herb Morris. Members of the North team Over 90 percent of will be coached by theHolmes last year's players in the Junior College staff, Tommy All-Star game received Sen- Davis, Ode Burrell, and Quim- ior college scholarships and by Morgan. many a r e now in startingposi- Members of the south team tions a t major college schools will be coached by the Holmes around the country.