1995

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ast Central edges Three River The East Central Community College baseball team improved to 8-8 on the season by taking a 2-1 victory over Three River s (Mo.) Community College Thursday. East Central took a 2-0 lead in the =-eventh when Tommy Bost walked, then Ricky Johnc: g(J t a base hit that :scored Bost. Three River~ scored its lone run in the eighth inning. .

ECCC pitcher Jason Wilkins (4-1) went the dis– tunce, allo\\;ng just five hits while striking out 10. He did not give up a walk. The Warriors got four hits in the contest, includ– ing a shot from Hank Thoms in the fifth inning that cored Ron Cook.

ECCC lost right fielder Dusty Ivey for the re" of the season. He was hit by a pitch and suffered a broken left arm. The Wardors play Three Rivers in a double– header today that start." at 1 p.m.

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