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ROBBIE ROBERTSONfTHE NEWTON RECORD East Central's Jack Edmonson s des mto second base on a successful stolen base attempt in the first game of a doubleheader agamst Co-Lin on Saturday. man, Pulaski; pitcher Robert Westbrook. Decatur; and mficlder outfielder Deon Willtams, Northport, Ala.

Creighton was the winning pitcher for EC on the mound. He pitched four and two-thirds scoreless hmings and allowed just one hit. Creighton fanned eight batters and walked four. CareJ Miller of Louisville pitched one and one-third mnings, allowing two earned runs on three hits. He fanned two batters. Hendrix hurled the finalitminganJ allowed one hit. He fanned two batters. In the loss to Co-Lin, EC scored two runs in the first innmg and two in the seventh. The vtsitors tallied three in the third four. in the fourth, one in hand t\\0 in the sixth.

The Diamond Warriors man aged just six hits- a double and single by Hendrix, two single-. by Hall, and singles by Jones and Kylie Ming of Louisville. Co-Lin pounded 13 hits il t notching the win. Stovall took the loss for EC o 1 the mound, allowing seven runs on seven hits through three and one-third innings. He fanned one and walked six. Timoth\ Maloney of Meridian hurlecl two innings, allowing three runs on four hits. He fatmed two batters and walked one. Aleman pitched the final one and two– thirds innings, allowing two hits. He fanned two batters.

In the \\in over Co-Lin, EC scored one run in the first mning and three in third. Co– Lin tallied its two runs in the sixth innmg. Jack Edmondson of Lom~ville belted two singles and Casey and Parkman had doubles each to lead the offense. Singles each \\ere recorded by Jones ZeEnca Hall of C'a.rtha!!e nd Clint Col man of P nan 1 mRBI J e