2010

WEEK OF

Ernie Triplett of Louisville had singles each. Long was also the top run producer with three RBis. Right-hander Barry Meeks was the starter and allowed three earned runs on nine hits through 3 lf3 innings. He fanned two batters and walked two. Meeks is a product of Patrician Acade– my in Sweetwater, Ala. Mitchell (8-4) burled the final 5 'lJ3 innings in relief, allowing just three hits and no earned runs. He also fanned four batters and walked five.

Tabb, a centerfielder and Neshoba Central product, went three-for-six at the plate with a double and two singles. He also had two RBis and scored twice. Third-baseman Kortbawi, a product of Hale County High School in Moundville, Ala., col– lected three Slllgl~. knocked in a run and also scored. Also having productive per– formances at the plate were Andre Yates of Grenada. and Quin Stokes and Charles Hill, both of Carthage, two singles each. Richie Long of Carthage, Blake Lawson of Biloxi and

Baseball Continued from page 7A four batters and walked three. East Central began to~­ ment action Thursday by outscoring LSU-Eunice 14-10. Donnie Tabb and Vincent Kortbawi had three hits each to lead the offense and southpaw Colton Mitchell shut down the LSU-Eunice offense over the final three innings to clinch the victory.

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