1982-1986

Warriors sca (a Bobcats The VCiarriors of East Central ~ u n i o r College p u t t he finishii~gtouch on a perfect homecoming by knocking nff the Jones County Jurtior Ccl- lege Bobcats 14-10 on the strength of an outstanding per- formance by the defensive team.

The Warriors scored all of ieir points in the first quarter ~dthen turned back the offen- ve thrusts of the Bobcats me and time again to claim blleir victory. JCJC got on the scoreboard early following an on-side kick to start the ballgame. The Wob- cats recovered !he kick at the East Central 42 yardline. When the Bobcat drive stalled, Fred Cooley kicked a 39 yard field goal to put Jones ahead 3-0 with 11:13 left in the first quarter. The Bobcats' v d y touchdown came in the third qu a r t e r when Sherman Saulsberry drove in from the 1 yard line, capping a 69 yard drive. Cooley added the extra point to pull the score to 14-10 but that was as close us the Bobcats came. The Warriors' first score came with 6:06 remaining in the first quarter whcn quartr-r- hack Orlando Vazrghn threw a 3 yard touchdowri strike to saac Harris. V erarrdel iro:is jded the PAT to pzt the War ors ahead 7-3. After kicking off to Jones, le Warrior defense stopped le Bobcats znd forced a punt. [ecfidrir palloway gathered in w punt the EC 28 yard line

Warriors stop drive LJarr~ors Glen Coghion, 66, and Nathoniei Grace 75, move i-rlfol ttie tr-kles for the FC!C de i e~s - ' qquud.

and raced $2 ~ 3 r d ~ o ~ n tile sidt.!in~ f01 th SCUX-E. X I OLE ad- ded the extra poinl a d he Warriors led 14-3 wi t h 2 2 4 left in the first quxter. Frmx that

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