1977-1982

East Central Splits 1 With Meridian Teams

Ashford with 18 points. In the men's game East Central was defeated 63-68. Michael Graves, a fresh- man from Decatur, GA and Aubry Cox tied for highest scorer with 13 points each. Roy Myers, a freshman fromMorton, followed with 12 points. Highest scor for the Lionswas Otis Hursr with 20 points. The next home game will be November 22 against Holmes Jr. College. Game time is 6: 30.

E a s t Cen t r a l Jun i o r o l l e g e Wa r r i o r e t t e s )ached by Lucille Wood 2feated the Eagles of [eridianJunior College on ovember 10, 81-50. Three returning soph- omores saw action in the first game of the season were Debbie McBeath and Sandra Johnson both of Sebastopol and Tina Tumb- ling of Newton. Debbie McBeath wa s h i ghe s t scorer for East Central with 25 points. Lisa Morton was highest scorer for Meridian with 24 points. The men's basketball team coached by Herman Robinson was defeated by MJC 66-81. Re t u r n i ng sophomores include Bill Brand of Hickory, Aubry Cox of Carthage, George Gray of Lake, RoyMyersof Mortori and Bill Parker of Walnut Grove. Highest scorer for East Central was Aubry Cox with 20 points. Highest scorer for MJF was Eddie Wright with 2 points. On November 13 th Warriors and Warriorette traveled to East Miss. 2 Scooba. The Warriorette _ defeated the Lions 69-67 in * overtime play. Highes ' scorer for the Warriorette was Debbie McBeath wit 20 points. JoAnn Earnest ( Forest followed with I points. McBeath also ha an unusually high reboun score of 19. Highest score :ast Miss. was Felici