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ECCC squad battle for top honors Pitcher-outfielder Donald Culber- Coast, home, 4:00pm. Tuesday, May son and outfielder Scott Hines are bat- 1.

tling each other for lop offensive honors on the East Central Communi- ty College baseball squad, according to statistics released by Diamond Warrior head coach Jamie Clark. Through games played as of March 30, Coach Clark said Culberson, who's hitting .351, has the team's best bat– ting avet·age followed by Hines' .342 Culberson, a sophomore, and first– year player Hines are both graduates of Neshoba Central High School. Culberson also leads in home runs 16l and RBls <22 l. He is also second in hits <:!6), second in t.ioubles (4) and se– cond in triplets (2). Hines leads the team in hits (27). at bats 79 l, triples (4) and shares top honors with sophomore outfielder Joe~ Boyldn, a Winston Academy graduate, m runs scored with 19. Hmes has the squad's second-best RBI total with 17. Hines and Boykin, along with freshman third baseman Jamey Champion of Demopolis , home, 7:00 p.m. l\londay, April 9; Copiah– Lincoln, home, 4:00p.m. Wednesday, April 11, Holmes, there, 12:00 noon Saturday, April14; Southwest, home, 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 17; Loyola

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