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MARSHALL NEWS MESSENGER Waskom Continued from Page IB he darted in from two yards out. The PAT was good. The Wildcats refused to submit to defeat as they mounted their first scoring drive of the game early in the fourth quarter. On first down from his own 29-yard line, Wildcat quarterback Brown unloaded a 71-yard bomb to sophomore Kirby Edwards, who caught the ball between two defenders and sprinted the distance for a touchdown. Thejtwo-point conversion attempt failed, leaving Waskom down 30-6 at the 8:07 mark of the game.

Hawkins increased its lead when Jordan sprinted ,19 yards for a touchdown on the Hawks' next possession. The PAT was good, giving Hawkins a 37-6 advantage. Waskom scored again late in the fourth quarter and added a two-point conversion, but was unable to overcome Hawkins' margin. The final score stood at 37-14. With about six minutes left in the game, Waskom senior linebacker Jerome Johnson suffered a sprained neck and was taken to Marshall Memorial Hospital.

Johnson was treated and released later that night. rushing, led by junior running back Shawn Waddleton, who bullied for 241 yards and two touchdowns on 37 carries. Jordan followed with 184 yards and three touchdowns on 25 carries for the Hawks. Waskom was held to 238 yards offense, most of it coming from Luster, who had 116 yards on 18 carries. Wildcat quarterback Steve Brown was 5 of 13 for 106 yards and a touchdown.

"You can't take anything away from our players," Bunton said. "They have played excellent ball all year long. We had a great year and tonight we just got beat by a great football team." Hawkins scored its second touchdown with 6:28 to go in the third quarter when Waddleton slipped up the middle virtually untouched from the three. The point after attempt was good and the Hawks increased the lead to 16-0. The Hawks made it 23-0 two minutes later, capitalizing on a Waskom fumble when Jordan rambled in from the 15-yard line.

Once again the point after attempt was good at the 3:59 mark. Waddleton made the score 30-0 at the end of the third quarter when Bunton said. "We got good breaks early on but just did not take advantage of them." Hawkins will move into area playoff action next week against Groveton, which defeated West Hardin, 47-0. Both teams fumbled twice in the first quarter on each of their first two Hawkins generated a 15-play, 86-yard drive late in the first quarter, only to have junior running back Tyrance Jordan cough the ball up on the Waskom 2-yard line. --r On the subsequent Waskom series, junior running back Gerald Luster recovered his own fumble in the Hawks' end zone for a safety at the 11:24 mark of the second quarter.

After that, it was all academic as the Hawks mounted a 28-yard scoring drive that ended when Jordan scored from one yard out at the 5:53 mark of the second. John Pugh's point after left the Hawks with a 9-0 advantage. The Wildcats could muster only a little offense and almost no defense against Hawkins, which rolled up 407 yards of offense. The Hawks had 390 yards 2b aunaay, Novemoer uai Yellow Jackets Continued from Page IB Jones picked off a fumbled Winona punt at the Wildcat 27, and took it the distance for a touchdown with 7: 12 left in the opening period. With Jeff Powell's point after kick good, the Jackets took an early 7-0 lead, the only score they would savor throughout the rest of the game.

Following the Jackets' kickoff, the Wildcats wreaked revenge quickly with sophomore tailback Waylon Young's 47-yard TD run from the Jacket 47 with' 6:08 left. Fullback Marvin May and vingback Marcus Jones assisted in the 17-yard upfield rush to set up Young's score. David Roach's PAT was good, tying the score at 7-7 in the first quarter. In the second quarter, both defensive teams saw heavy action as the ball changed hands once on an EF turnover a total of nine times. The Wildcats managed to rake up another score late in the second quarter with 49 seconds left.

From the EF 16, Young again sprinted across the goal line. The PAT was good and Winona led at the half, 14-7. In the third quarter, the negative turning point foE EF, Winona almost totally controled the ball for all but 2 minutes of play. A six-minute drive by the Wildcats to start the quarter finally took them to the EF 15, where May roared in for the score with 5:53 left. The 84-yard drive from the Tom Keller EF quarterback Clint Bounds is sacked by a Winona tackier during Friday's bi-district game.

The YeMow Jackets lost their fourth straight playoff game to Winona, 35-7. Schoolboy scores rushing forays into the EF defense, and tailback Ranee Pullum then sprinted in for the score from the EF 17. Roach's extra point was good, and the Wildcats took a 28-7 advantage. In the fourth quarter, the Wildcats deflated the Jackets even more when May lunged over the goal from the EF 3 frith 8:40 left. Dutton Continued from Page IB Ennis 44, Red Oak 0 Flour Bluff 45, Port Lavaca Calhoun 7 Gregory-Portland 14, Rockport-Fulton 13 Hays 28, New Braunfels 0 Hereford 24, Borger 7 Jasper 56, Lumberton 7 Kerrville Tivy 35, New Braunfels Canyon 14 LaJoya 34, Los Fresnos 21 Leander 33, Bastrop 21 Lubbock Estacado 24, Pampa 3 Mercedes Cigarrpa 0 Midway 42, Pflugerville 21 Mineral Wells 27, Graham 18 Monahans 40, Fort Stockton 0 PA Lincoln 26, Little Cypress 0 Pleasanton 23, SA Southwest 14 Raymondville 20, Edcouch-Elsa 7 SA Edgewood 26, SA Memorial 0 Schertz Clemens 62, Lockhart 0 Seagoville 49, Dallas Wilson 0 Snyder 21, Lamesa 0 Sweetwater 34, San Angelo Lake View 6 Taylor 35, Del Valle 0 Uvalde 24, Carrizo Springs 7 Waxahachie 35, Cedar Hill 30 Wilmer-Hutchins 40, Midlothian 14 CLASS AAA PLAYOFFS Region I 1.

Littlefield 38, Childress 0 2. Slaton 21, Fabens 14 3. Abilene Wylie vs. Decatur, Saturday 4. La Vega 22, Lampasas 7 5.

Tulia 6, Perryton 6 (Tulia on penetrations) 6. Kermit 41, Idalou 6 7. Iowa Park 32, Ballinger 19 8. McGregor 43, Burnet 3 Region ll 1. Southlake Carroll vs.

Aledo, Saturday 2. Wylie 24, MabankO 3. Daingerfield 28, Lindale 7 4. Linden Kildare 26, White Oak 3 5. Springtown 14, Hillsboro 0 6.

Bonham 24, Wills Point 0 7. Pittsburg 31, Brownsboro 7 8. Gladewater 35, Hooks 7 Region III 1. Diboll 21, Crockett 14 2. Newton 40, Barbers Hill 8 3.

Cameron Yoe 40, Splendora 0 4. Bellville vs. Hitchcock, Friday 5. CorCamey 42, Ozona 14 4. Hamlin 35, Goldthwaite 0 5.

Panhandle 7, Wellington 6 6. New Deal 37, Springlake-Earfh 0 7. Reagan County 41, Iraan 7 8. San Saba 26, Haskell 20 Region II 1. Electra vs.

Callisburg, Saturday 2. Pottsboro 48, Celina 8 3. Eastland 30, Millsap 0 4. Lorena 34, Leon 8 5. Holliday 15, Boyd 14 4.

Pilot Point 49, Tom Bean 12 7. DeLeon 13, Italy 12 8. Mart 44, China Spring 0 1. Harmony 31, Leonard 21 2. Eustace 33, Royse City.

27 3. Winona 35, Elysian Fields 7 4. New overly vs. West Sabine, Saturday 5. Cooper 28, New Diana 8 6.

Kerens 25, Grand Saline 14 from Nebraska, Landry said. Dutton, also from Nebraska, was the Baltimore Colts' first pick and the fifth player selected in the 1974 draft. Dutton came to the Cowboys in 1979 from the Colts in exchange for first-and second-round draft picks. He worked at end and tackle the first year before becoming the regular left tackle in 981 He started all but one game during the next six seasons, but lost his starting job to Brooks this summer during training camp. "It really came down to a decision on Danny Noonan and how fast 9-point whitetail 7.

Hawkins 37, Waskom 14 8. Groveton 47, West Hardin 0 Region IV 1. Rogers 28, Liberty Hill 6 2. Schulenburg 14, East Bernard 3 3. Junction vs.

Lytle, Saturday 4. LaVernia 21, Woodsboro 6 5. Manor 14, Barflett 6 6. Boling 34, Industrial 25 7. SA Cole 28, Mason 18 8.

Refugio 68, Pettus 7 CLASS A PLAYOFFS District 1 Wheeler 40, Happy 8 Vega 21, Follett 6 District 5 Paducah 42, Rotan 14 Munday 40, Knox City 0 District 9 Celeste 40, Lindsay 16 Collinsville vs. Gunter, Saturday District 11 Coolidge 34, Axtell 6 1 Wortham 7, Meridian 6 District 13 Normangee 18, Thorndale 14 Holland vs. Bremond, Saturday CLASS A REGULAR SEASON Anton 28, Bovina 21 Baird 50, Blanket 0 Bryson 20, Santo 18 Eden 13, Menard 3 Farwell 28, Sudan 21 Flatonia 41, Runge 22 Gorman 36, Lometa 0 Grandfalls-Royalty 15, Fort Davis 14' Irion County 13, Water Valley 6 Maud 33, Tenaha 21 Medina 39, Leakey 0 Rising Star 30, Santa Anna 14 Robert Lee 14, Bronte 7 Rocksprings 58, Center Point 0 San Isidro 33, Bruni 12 Skidmore Tynan 27, Agua Dulce Sterling City 28, Garden City 0 Throckmorton 38, Perrin 0 Wink 40, Anthony 14 SIX-MAN PLAYOFFS Benjamin 52, Lueders-Avoca 0 Christoval 56, Harper 6 Higgins 44, Guthrie 38 ay ton 46, Sands 0 Jonesboro 60, Covington 39 May 54, Novice 22 Newcastle 68, Paint Creek 2U Southland 67, Three Way 18 Strawn 30, Gordon 30 (tie) Vernon Northside 60, Harrold 36 Whitharral 83, Smyer 36 Zephyr 42, Panther Creek 33 Private Schools Beaumont Kelly 49, Mount Carmel 0 Calvin Academy 43, Irving Christian 13 Temple Christian 28, Sacred Heart 20 WHEN I GROW UP I WANT TO 7 Wildcat 16 was led by May, Young and Jones. Following Winona's kickoff, and on the first play from scrimmage on EF's 21, Jackets' QB Clint Bounds threw an interception to the Wildcats' Jones, setting up the next Winona score from their own 49. Jones and May traded off he came along," Landry said.

"Dutton was really in our plans as a starter or backup starter. "If Randy (White) or Kevin (Brooks) had gotten hurt, Dutton could have been our starter. But when Noonan started to come on, then in my mind he becomes the starter if someone gets hurt." Randy Watts' return at defensive end Wednesday gave Dallas nine defensive linemen. The Cowboys played most of last season with six. Landry said Watts' potential also contributed to the decision to release Dutton.

Van HilburnNews Messenger Van HlltmrnNnrt Mtttatr 1 High school playoffs By The Associated Press Here are results and pairings for the Texas high school football playoffs. Number before each game denotes schedule bracket, with winners of games 1-2, 3-4, meeting in next week's playoffs: CLASS AAAAA PLAYOFFS Region I 1. El Paso Andress 20, El Paso Hanks 0 2. Amarillo Palo Duro vs. Odessa Permian, Saturday 3.

Denton 41, Fort Worth Southwest 10 4. Fort Worth Haltom vs. Duncanville, Saturday 5. El Paso Eastwood 14, El Paso Irvin 12 6. Amarillo vs.

Midland Lee, Saturday 7. Lewisville 41, Fort Worth Trimble Tech 20 8. Arlington vs. Irving MacArthur, Saturday Region II 1. North Mesquite 27, Dallas Spruce 14 2.

Dallas Carter 28, Piano East 17 3. Longview 28, Killeen Ellison 10 4. Humble Kingwood vs. Cypress-Fairbanks, Saturday 5. Garland vs.

Dallas Roosevelt, Saturday 6. Piano 35, Dallas White 14 7. Tyler Lee vs. Waco, Saturday 8. Langham Creek 43, Bryan 21 Region III 1.

Houston Stratford 27, Houston Lamar 12 2. Houston Waltrip vs. Houston Sterling Aldine vs. PA Jefferson, Saturday 4. Pasadena Dobie vs.

LaPorte, Saturday 5. Katy Mayde Creek vs. Houston Madison, Saturday 6. Houston Washington vs. Houston Yates, Saturday 7.

Aldine MacArthur vs. Beaumont West Brook, Saturday 8. LaMarque 14, Deer Park 14 (LaMarque advances on first downs). Region IV 1. Sugar Land Clements 21, Alice 20 2.

SA Churchill 17, Austin Reagan 16 3. SA Clark 31, SA Fox Tech 12 4. Edinburg 13, Weslaco 6 5. Willowridge 15, CC Carroll 10 6. Converse Judson 31, Austin Crockett 14 7.

SA Houston vs. SA Holmes, Saturday 8. Mission 54, Harlingen 7 CLASS AAAA PLAYOFFS District 4 Everman 45, Granbury 15 Brownwood 38, Foft Worth Brewer 18 District 5 Rockwall 14, Denison 11 Allen vs. McKinney, Saturday District 8 Kilgore 38, Palestine 7 Henderson 29, Mount Pleasant 0 District 10 Crosby vs. Tomball, Saturday Housron C.fc.

King 41, Brenham43 District 12 West Columbia 58, Friendswood 10 Wharton 17, Dickinson 3 CLASS AAAA REGULAR SEASON Azle 28, Burkburnett 6 Belton 31, Waco University 21 Big Spring 21, Andrews 0 Boerne 14, Smithson Valley 7 Calallen 30, Beeville 15 Canyon 35, Frenship 10 Corsicana 34, Lancaster 0 Dallas Lincoln 9, Dallas Adamson 7 Dallas Madison 37, North Dallas 20 Dumas 8, Lubbock Dunbar 7 Edinburg 13, Weslaco 6 Savings to 50 24-Hour Wrecker New and Rebuilt Parts Large and Complete Service Dept. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK I Auto Parts and Service 900 East End S. 935-3392 or 933-5171 UP I Tigers Continued from Page IB PAT, increasing L-K's margin to 19-3 with 9:26 left in the game. On White Oak's next possession, quarterback Chad Pepper's pass was picked off by Josh Lynn his second interception of the game at the White Oak 39. The Tigers drove 61 yards before Dowell scrambled into the end zone from one yard out: Henry kicked the extra point to end the scoring at 26-3 with 5:32 left in the game.

una Schoolboy standings Top 10 results 1 By The Associated Press Here are this weekend's regular season and playoff game results involving teams ranked in the final Associated Press Schoolboy Football Poll (season records in parentheses): SA (Bi District Playoffs) 1. Piano (110) beat Dallas White, 35-14 2. Midland Lee (9-0) vs. Amarillo, Saturday 3. North Mesquite (110) beat Dallas Spruce, 27-14 4.

Beaumont West Brook (10 0) vs. Aldine MacArthur, Saturday 5. Converse Judson (901) beat Austin Crockett, 31 14 6. Odessa Permian (8 1) vs. Amarillo Palo Duroi Saturday 7.

jAidine MacArthur (8-2) vs Beaumont West Brook, Saturday 8. Denton (11 0) beat Fort Worth Southwest, 41-10 9. Houston Stratford (11-0) beat Houston Lamar, 27 12 10. Corpus Christi Carroll (10-1) lost to Willowridge, 15 10 Class 4A (Zone Playoffs) 1. West Orange-Stark (9 0) vs.

Silsbee 2. West Columbia (110) beat Friendswood, SO 10 3. Gregory Portland (9-1) beat Rockport-Fulton, 14 13 4. x-Jasper (7 2) beat Lumberton, 56-7 5. Wichita Falls Hirschi (7-2) vs.

Vernon 6. x-Canyon (9-1) beat Frenship, 35-10 7. Sweetwater (9 1) beat Lake View 34 4 8. McKinney (8 1) vs. Allen, Saturday 9.

Brownwood (10 1) beat-. Fort- Worth-, Brewer, 38 18 10. Kilgore (10 1) beat Palestine, 38 7 Class 3A (Bi District Playoffs) 1. Cuero (110) beat Smithville, 47-0 2. Cameron (10 0) beat Splendora, 40-0 3.

Gladewater (110) beat Hooks, 35 7 4. Southlake Carroll (100) vs. Aledo, Saturday 5. Newton (110) beat Barbers Hill, 40 8 6. LaGrange (110) beat Hallettsville, 13 7 7.

Littlefield (10 1) beat Childress, 38 0 8. Daingerfield (9 11) beat Lindale, 28 7 9. Kirbyville (10 1) beat Orangefield, 21 7 10. Hebbronville (10 1) beat Port Isabel, 2210 Class 2A (Bi District Playoffs) 1. Refugio (10 0) beat Pettus.

68 7 2. Pilot Point (110) beat Tom Bean, 4912 3. New Waverly (10 0) vs. West Sabine, Saturday 4. Leonard (10 1) lost to Harmony, 31 21 5.

Reagan County (9 1) beat Iraan, 41 7 6. Mart (10 1) beat China Spring, 44 0 7. New Deal (10 0) beat Springlake Earth, 370 8 Winona (10 1) beat Elysian Fields, 35 7 9. Rogers (10 1) beat Liberty Hill, 28 6 10. Eastland (10 0 1) beat Millsap, 30 0 Class A (Zone Playoffs) 1.

Munday (10 0) beat Knox City, 40 0 2. Paducah (11 01 beat Rotan, 42 14 3. Burkeville (7 0) is idle 4. Gunter (10 0) vs. Collinsville 5.

Bremond (9 II vs. Holland, Saturday 6. Flatonia (9 1) beat Runge, 41 22 7. Wink (9 1) beat Anthony. 40 14 8.

Skidmore Tynan (10 0) beat Agua Dulce, 27 0 9. Louise (9 1) is idle 10 Wheeler (8 2) beat Happy, 40 8 denotes regular season games AP DN 11 14 87 1208CST Deer Processing now at Caddo Packing 609 S. Washington 935-2211 I Scott Schwartz, 14, holds a nine-point whitetail deer, his first kill, that he shot at 9 a.m. Saturday. in the Lee community.

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(ireen. I.ongv iew 758-0131 I-msI Trxas most vxpcru in cd tutoring vrntvr. 5-point black whitetail Jason Branch of Marshall bagged this five-point blacK whitetail deer oh the Boyd Ranch In Harrison Co. Jason, 17, shot the buck with a 16 gauge shotgun at 8 a.m. Saturday..