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take on the Mississippt De College Trojans. ln t'"e ens game, Delta led at the half ,r. .!5 and went on to defeat lhe Warriorettes 72-55 Leadil:g the Warriorettes were Jo) EicbelherEtr of Louisville \\-ith 16 point:., B~r _ Chambers of Lena ""ith I2 poo-~. and Beverly Bo"' te of Lena "''lth 10 points. High scorers for ~ !..acy Trojans were Kane Hughes "lth 12 points, and Virgtma Gra) and Ada Trippe with 10 pomts each. In the men 's game. :he T:o;an held a 29·27 lead over the Wamors at the half. but ECJC came o~: • the game with a 51·50 "in O\ e· Delta. Mike Mills of Heiena, AR led the Warriors with 13 potnh followed by Kenny ~o:l!an of Mroton with 10 points. High scorers for the Trojans were Brandon Taylor with 12 potnts and Frederick Polk with 10 points. On Dec. 3 ECJC took on the Pearl River Junior College Wildcats on the ECJC campus. The score was tied 22·22 at the half of the women's game, but the Warrioret· tes came back after halftime determined to gain a victory and defeated the Lady Wildcats 7().63. Eichelberger again led East Central with l8 points followed by Sethia Townsend of Lawre nce and Karen Miller of Louisville with 12 points each. and Bowie with 10 points.

"' •h 20 points. Pearl Ri ....· were Carl

F~nen v.ith 26 point~ Steve Gouner • ·tth 11 pomts. an.. George Clark itb 10 points.

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