1999

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ECCC falls 24-6 at Hinds For four weeks, the East

quarter. Josh Hard~ m~'>'>ed the extra point and with 1t the momentum "'' un~ back to Hinds. Two play'> latl!r the Eagles got a 66-yard catch and nm for a touchdown from Page to Perkin . Thomas added the Pt\T to put Hinds up H -6. With 1:22 to go in the third quarter, Page hooked up with Brad Banke; on a 53-yard touch– down toss. Thoma-. added the extra point. Thomas concluded the '>COr– ing with a 50-) ard fil'ld ~oal with 10:35 left in the conte.... t. The Warnor rcaclied the

Hinds 19 only to turn the ball over on downs. The Warnor were victimized for penaJties totalling 150 yards. · EC hosts Jones for homecom– ing Saturday with kid.off set for 2:30p.m. Jones won 31-2llast year and holds a 43-21-1 lead in the series. After going 12-0 in 1998, the Bobcats have fallen on hard times the past three weeks against South Di,•i-;ion competition as they dropped to 0-3 in the league with Saturday'., 21-13 homecom– ing loss to Copiah-Lincoln in Ellisville. Jones is 3-3 overall.

Central Community College \'\ 1 arriors had avoided turnovers and giving up big plays. That ended Thursday night in Raymond and so did the Warriors fo ur-game win streak as Hinds claimed a 24-6 South Division win. The only scoring in the firs t ha lf came on a 24-yard pass from Hinde; quarterback David Page to Reggie Perkins. Neal Thomas added the extra point as the Eagles led 7-0 at intermission. The 55-yard d rive was set up by EC'!> mishandling of a punt. EC threa tened ear ly in the third quarter as the Warriors drove to the Eagle 12 on ly to have Steve Henley lose a fumble. The Warriors pulled to within 7-6 on a 27-yard toss from Ti Carner to Chris Ray in the third

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