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Clarke led at halftime 45-26. In the loss to Clarke, East Central was without the services of Mellissa Jimmer- ,on of Louisville, the team's leading ;corer, who is nursing an injury. Gary Anderson, a 6-foot guard from Brent, Alabama led with Warrior attack on Clarke with 16 points. Also scoring were Byrne Drummond of Houston, Texas, 14; Arness Georgetown of Pla- quemine, Louisiana, 12 and Terry Hoskins of Philadelphia, 10. Clarke pointmakers were Cornelius Terrell, 21; Johaan Jones, 18, Nate Ar- mistead. 14: Charles Henderson b. .-1 - 9 Kevin sailey; 3; and Dewayne 2. Clarke led at halftime 31-30. The Clarke women avenged an earlier 87-67 loss to East Central, and East Cen- tral men also earned revenge having fallen 72-70 in the November I I contest. The win was extra nice for Gressett, who :ormerly coached at Clarke. In other games last week, East Cen- ral also split victories with Utica and ' 1 inds. Against homestanding Utica I Thursday, January 22, the Lady War- 1 - a i o r s were defeated 86-62 while the men won 99-92 in overtime. In the Monday, anuary 19 games with visiting Hinds, he Lady Warriors won 76-74 but the Warriors were defeated 90-85. In games this week, East Central will :ravelto Pearl River Thursday, January 19 and host Utica Tuesday, February 3.

East Central Junior College split games at Clarke College Saturday, January 24, with the Lady Warriors fall- ing 92-71 and the Warriors winning 68-62. Following the contest, East Central women fell to 7-9 for Coach Sammy Pace while Coach Larry Gressett's squad improved to 5-13. The Clarke women bettered their season record to 5-10 and the men dropped to 4-21. Both teams are coached by Josh Butler. Regina Amos of Union led the Lady Warriors in scoring with 28 points. Other pointmakers were Tracy Stuart, 01 NeshxTCentral, 10; Wynne Stribling of Carthage, Barbara Jones of Lake, and Delois Griffin of South Leake, 6 each and Paula Harrison of Beulah Hubbard, 5. Clarke was led by Bunnie McGee and Ann McGee, who had 37 and 20 points, respectively. Also scoring for Clarke were Lisa Anderson, 14; Gayle Adcock, 10: Sharon Grace, 6; and Christy U ~ t o n ,

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Wins top honors "TooHype" captured "B Division" top honors in the intramural basketball championship recently held at East Ce tral CoAmunity College. Teammembers include, front row, Andy Hardin, JohnMiller, andChadYoung, all of Neshol Central; Mike Arthur, Edinburg; back row, from left, Ben Kitchings, Morton, Scott Vance, West Lauderdale; andChr p r k , Edinburg. Greg Fulton of Neshoba Central serves as team coach. - - - 1