1982-1986

amlpa vvertook ECJC

- In an exciting game to the finish, ~ w a m b a Junior College overtook East Central, 17-16. Warrior kicker, xughn Luke, put the first points I the scoreboard with a 33 yard :Id goal with 8:20 to go in the .st quarter. With less than two minutes showing on the clock, Eubank passed to wide receiver Brownlee who broke through a tackle and ran down the field for a 68 yard touchdown. Shannon Bell completed the extra point, putting le Indians on top, 7-3. At the beginning of the second l a r t ~ r ltawamha scored aeain to

widen the gap, 14-3. Eubanks h Calvin Thompson for a 5 yar score. Eubanks next pass wa intercepted by ECJC's Gre Sanders who ran 45 yards for score. Luke Vaughn made the extl point to decrease the gap, 14-10. East Central recaptured the lea with a score by Woodro Longmire. The extra point was wic to the right. Itawamba's Bell scored a 33 yal field goal with 2:09 left in the ha1 making the final score 17-16. I+ other score was made during tl night.

The East Central Junior College Warriors reported last Thursday to begin prepara- tions for their August 29 season opener at Itawamba. The EC cheerleaders were on hand to register and serve them refreshments. Meeting the players at sign-in were Stacie Therrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Therrell, and Kim Hamil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hamil, both of Philadelphia. New arrivals ready to begin workouts under head coach A. J . Kilpatrick were (left to right) Robert Utsey, Ken- dall Sullivan and Reid Utsey all from Lerowy, Ala