1984-1985

THE 1\lE RIDIAS STAR

Thursdcty, March IS, 1984

Baseball MJC Sweeps ,East Central Meridian Junior College was impressive at the bat and on the mound in a pair of home victories over East Central JC Wednesday. The Eagles (9-5) totaled 15 hits in support of David Butler's four-hit pitching in a 12-0, five– inning first-game win. Donald Nester and Tim Hill combined on a two-hitter and Hill hit a two-run homer in a 6-2 victory in the second game. The games were made up after MJC's schedul– ed twin bill at ECJC was rained out Tuesday The games were moved to Meridian because of wet grounds at East Centr al. Dewayne Butler had three hits and four other Eagles had two hits apiece in the first game. MJC plays two games at Hinds Saturday and a nine– inning single game against Patrick Hen_ry at Jackson, Ala.. Sundav. flnl Gome ECJ C Goo ill - 12 IS t \tiC Ill " - I I 3 Boydston, Solomcn t31 and GNliSS. Da Butler and Jolm3ton W- Da But!~ 12<11 L ~odoton. 28- Burton. ~ter, Harris ttiiJCl 38 - Harper CMJC>, Second Garno E<'JC Oto 110 0 - 2 2 : MJC 149 002 1 -1 I i Rogera and Gross; Nester. Hlll 151and McMullen. w Nester tl·l l L Rog~r• 28 Gray tMJCJ. SB - McMullen IMJCI HR - Hlll tMJCt.

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