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digits with 13 points and 10 points respectively. High scorers for the Lions were Barry Cardwell'with 17 points, Tim Caldwell with 12 points, and Fred Moore and Henry Clark with 10 points each. ' The Warriors now stand 2-0 and the Warriorettes stand 0-2.

Junior College. The Warriorettes were defeated by EMJC 98-71, with a halftime score of 53-40, Eichelberger led ECJC with 31 points, followed by Chambers with 16 points. Leading EMJC were Chandler with 31 points and Brown with 23 points. The Warriors came away with a 87-80 victory over the EMJC Lions, with the Warriors leading at the half 51-34. Morgan led the Warriors with 22 .points, followed by Mills with 21 points and Griffith with 14 points. Andrew Garvin of Wurtland, KY and John Vi– vian of Carthage scored in the double

The East Central Junior College Warriors and Warriorettes opened their 1984-85 basketball season at home on November 5 against Meri-– dian Junior College. ~ The Warriorettes fell in a close game to the Lady Eagles 79-71. At the half the Lady Eagles held the War– riorettes 44-32. Putting 23 points on the board for ECJC was Joy Eichelberger of Louisville, followed by Karen Miller of Louisville with 14 points, and Beverly Chambers of Lena with 11 points. High scorers for the Lady Eagles were Dian Clayton, Jenellie Miller, and Antionette Diggs with 18 points each. ·In the second game of the night, the Warriors took the Eagles 81-65. The Warriors hustled ahead of the Eagles throughout the game with a halftime score of 42-23. Ricky Griffith of Ashland, KY led the Warriors with 15 points, followed by Michael Mills of Helena, AK with 14 points, and Kenny Morgan of Morton with 11 points. High scorers for MJC were Ken Brown with 16 points, Alvin Oliver with 15 points, and Chris Daley with 14 points. On Thursday, November 8 the War- . riors and Warriorettes traveled to Scooba to take on East Mississippi

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The East Central Junior College Warriors opened their Dexter Myricks of Carthage, Michael Mills of Helena, tegular basketball season on Nov. 8, when they took on Ark.; Ronnie Bender of Louisville; John Vivian of tJae team from East Mississippi Junior College. Mem- Carthage; Bob Holloway of Shreveport, La.; Ricky rlers of the Warriors include Cleft to right.> Kenny Griffith of Ashland, Ken.; George Watkins of Lake; Morgan of Morton; Kevin Lewis of Memphis, Tenn.; Andrew Garvin of Wurtland, Ken. and Johnny Gill of Walnut Grove.