1998

Pe rl Rive r By Murray C~leman The Meridian Star

DECATUR- The weather was sunny nnd East Central Community College's prospects appeared ' bright early Wednesday •in the Warriors' game against Pead River Community College. But then the clouds started forming a nd the visiting Wildcats' bats began storming. After jumping on top, the Warriors fcll lll-4 to Pearl River in. a MACJCi Southern Division matchup. ECCC str'uck early with Bo Grace and Brodie Meadows con– necting for !>i.ngles to lead off the first inning. Then teammate Jason Willii;, who opened the game on t lie mound for the Warriors, doubled home Grace. A fielding error by the Wildcats later in t ile frame allowed Meadows to score and Chad Champion t-\acrificed Willis in to put the W1\rriors ahead 3-0 heading into 1 thc second inning. But Peat l River' s starting p1lchcr, T .• J. Landreneaux set– tled down and didn't allow E:CCC another run until the lhurth innin~. ln that. frame, the WnrriorH' c.rcg Wood got his tl'am's li r~:~t hit Mince Willis' dou- ble nine hlltlers_cadier with a

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ECCC Continued from pngc 10 off two more Warnors' errors.