1996

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Bowie's 27 J?Qints l~d Waniors past Lions 77-70

Sophomore Maurice Bo~ie pumped in 27 points and led East Central Communit) College to a 77-70 win over East Missl!. ippi in Scooba November II. With the win, the \\.1m r improved to 2-1 on the )Oung sea– son. Also scoring for ECCC ~ere Maurice Jones, 17: Herbert Montgomery, 15; Danielle Johnson, seven; Freddie Jowers. s1 x: and Darrick Massey, four. ECCC led 41 -30 at halftime. Bowie, a 6 '7", 205-pound forward from Morton, and Jones, a 6'2", 195-pound guard from Forest. signed national letters-of-Intent with the University of Arkansas at Little Rock on November 13. the first official day players could s1gn with senior colleges and universi-

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In women's action, the Lady Warriors lost their fi rst season game by fa lling 70-65 to the Lady Lions. East Central, now 2-1 , was led by Nicole Barrett's 19 points. Other pointmakers were Kim MiGliore, 12; Stephanie Houston, eight; Olivia McDaniel, six; Tara Hall, fi ve; Chazz Thompson, four; Stephanie Gray, Jennifer Musgrove and Felicia Brantley, three each; and Monica Craig, two. East Miss. led 38-25 at half– time. Remaining action scheduled in November include away matchups against Mississippi Delta on November 21 and at Mississippi College (JV teams) on November 26.

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