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B-8 Sunday, November 27, 1988 The Town Talk, Alexandria-Pineville, La. THE BRAND NAME SAVINGS STORE Marshall defeats North Texas to move into the quarterfinals Permanent Price Cuts College playoffs Now in effect! THBQUQKXTf IIOIfrTJOKERYWARD Our Pricing Pledge! Low Prices Every Pavl Brand names priced so low-plus, we guarantee well match any other store's ad sale prices! In Division III, it was Ithaca 24, Cortland (N.Y.) State 17; Ferrum 49, Moravian 28; Augustana (111) 28, Wittenberg 14; and Central, Iowa 16, Wisconsin-Whitewater 13. In NAIA Division it was Moorehead (Ky.) State 26, Mesa (Colo.) State 16; Adams (Colo.) State 14, Emporia (Kan.) State 10; Pittsburg (Kan.) State 33, Northern (S.D.) State 14; Southeastern Oklahoma State 21, Central Arkansas 14 in overtime; Hillsdale, Mich. 42, Fairmont (W.Va.) State Carson-Newman, 62, W.Va. 29; and Central (Ohio) State 24, Catawba, N.C.

10. The game between Washburn and Arkansas-Monticello was postponed by bad weather and will be played today. In NAIA Division II, it was Westminster 40, Bluffton Wisconsin-La Crosse 45, Northwestern Iowa 33; Evangel 22, Bethany (Kan.) 10; and Oregon Tech 70, Carroll, Mont. 35. Associated Press Marshall, the national runner-up in the Division I-AA playoffs last year, moved into the quarterfinals Saturday, using a staunch defense to beat North Texas 7-0.

John Gregory hit Mike Barber with an 8-yard touchdown pass after a muffed punt for the only scoring. The sixth-seeded Thundering Herd, 11-1, killed North Texas' last scoring chance when Rondell Wan-namaker intercepted a pass at the Marshall 35 with 43 seconds left. Marshall, which won the Southern Conference's automatic bid to the playoffs, advanced to a second-round game against Southern Conference co-champion Fur-man. In 1987, Northeast Louisiana beat Marshall for the title. The key turnover came when Marcus Camper ran up 15 yards to catch Gregg Supsura's punt, but the ball bounced off his chest into the hands of Marshall's Von Woodson at the North Texas 40.

Seven plays later, Gregory hit Barber on a screen for the score with 27 seconds left in the first period. Elsewhere in Division I-AA, Furman beat Delaware 21-7; Georgia Southern downed the Citadel 38-20; Western Kentucky defeated Western Illinois 35-32; Northwestern (La.) State took Boise State 22-13; Idaho 38, Montana 19; and Stephen F. Austin 24, Jackson State 0. At night, it was Eastern Kentucky 28, Massachusetts 17. In Division II, it was North Dakota State 36, Millersville 26; Texas 34, Tennessee-Martin Portland State 20, Jacksonville State 13; and Sacramento State 56, North Carolina Central 7.

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A Division I-AA record interception return of 99 yards with no time left in the first half by Dwayne Hans pulled the Grizzlies to within two points of Idaho at MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) Idaho quarterback John Friesz passed for 398 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Vandals to a 38-19 victory over Montana in the first round of the NCAA Division I-AA football playoffs Saturday The Vandals, 10-1, will play host to Northwestern State of Louisiana, 10-2, next Saturday at the Kibbie Dome. Montana finished its season with an 8-4 record The Vandals shut out the Grizzlies in the second half after taking a 21-19 halftime advantage. Friesz connected with freshman Kasey Dunn for a 13-yard touchdown pass late in the third quarter, and found Lee Allen for a 56-yard TD bomb with 13 minutes left to play in the game Thayne Doyle drilled a 23-yard field goal with 4:51 left to complete Idaho's scoring. Allen caught nine passes for 164 yards to lead all receivers Why settle for steel bolted? Aramld is timet strong as iteel cord! Lady Tigers lose season opener TWIN GUARD paw 28.99 im FU6B0A13 Steal betted radial iS Excellent traction I jS 35,000 mile warranty, Whltm.ll PricE. P16S80P.13 30.M P185B0R13 U.M P19676R14 40.99 P20676R14 42.99 '0f4 P21676R16 47.99 P22576R16 49.99 MJnlud mm.tr dMdi 1.

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"We had two major problems tonight," said Gunter. "One was our turnovers and the other was our inability to get the ball to our post players April Delley and Dee Dee Franklin scored 25 points from the post position even though the offensive game plan faltered. Special to the Town Talk BOWLING GREEN, Ky. The LSU women's basketball team lost its season opener to Clemson 69-66 Saturday night in the first round of the Bowling Green Bank Invitational hosted by Western Kentucky. The Lady Tigers trailed by eight midway through the first half before outscoring Clemson 22-18 to take a 32-29 lead into half-time.

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11AM 99 DURHAM, N.C. (AP) Danny Ferry scored 18 points and reserve John Smith sparked top-ranked Duke early in the second half, and the Blue Devils took a 93-52 victory over The Citadel Saturday night. Duke, 2-0, used pressure defense to hold the Bulldogs scoreless for eight minutes, taking a 38-15 lead with three minutes left in the first half with a 16-0 spurt. Ohio St 72 DePaul 70 LAHAINA, Hawaii (AP) Jay Burson's driving layup with three seconds to play gave No. 16 Ohio State a victory over DePaul in the consolation round of the Maui Classic.

Burson finished with 28 points I aW Rg 6S99 S. Illinois St 102 Villanova 81 BAYAMON, Puerto Rico (AP) Freddie McSwain scored 17 of his 24 points in the second half as Southern Illinois upset No. 11 Villanova in the semifinal of the San Juan Shootout. McSwain, a 6-foot-5 transfer from Northern Oklahoma Junior College, scored eight of the first 10 points of the second half to "lead a rally that put Southern Illinois in the lead to stay Villanova's Mark West was held without a field goal in first half and finished with 16 points before fouling out with 2:30 left. Center Tom Greis led the Wildcats with 20 points on 10-for-13 shooting.

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wmm ran iwm State 1-6, to the lowest score by an opponent in 17 seasons. The school record for fewest points allowed is 21 scored by Northwestern State in the 1971-72 season. Southwestern took a 15-0 lead in the first five minutes. The margin never got much bigger for the rest of the half, and the teams went into the locker room at 31-14 It was still only a 17-point game seven minutes into the second half, but over the last 13:34 of the game the host Cajuns outscored the Gold Rush 43-14 to build the big final margin. Xavier, which shot 32.1 percent from the field, got 11 points from Mike McCullum.

Southeastern 66 Texas Wesleyan 61 HAMMOND (AP) Young Rucker's two free throws snapped a tie with 59 seconds left and Southeastern Louisiana added three more points from the foul line to gain a 66-61 season-opening college basketball win over Texas Wesleyan Saturday. Texas Wesleyan fell to 6-2. Rucker, who hit 17 points, was joined in double figures by Michael Wolf who tallied 18 as the Lions stopped a four-game 1804 MacArthur Drive Metro Center Mall Montgomeiy Ward Congratulations and thanks to all of our Pigskin Picks winners for participating in this year's Football Contest. lil.Hieaii.