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8 (Thr fln-mitiiilt Nrfns Saturday, March 25, 1972 EASLEY DRIVE-IN THEATRE Casper Takes Two-Stroke RABEMIORST DIES BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -Harry A. Rabenhorst, former Louisiana State University athletic director and long-time dean of basketball coaches in the Southeastern Conference, died at his home Friday of an apparent heart attack. He was 71. GATES OPEN 6:30 SHOWS START AT 7:00 "CISCO PIKE" "THERE'S A GIRL IN MY SOUP" G'oldie Hawn BOTH RATED -R- Lead In New Orleans Open NEW ORLEANS (AP) Bil Jack Nicklaus, one of four Golf Tournament, firing a four under-par 68.

Casper had a 36-hole total of 134, 10 under par on the 7.080-yard Lakewood Country Club course. LATE, LATE ly jasper, again possessed of thes touch that brought him 48 tour titles, pulled out to a two-stroke lead Friday in the Greater New Orleans Open LATE SHOW tied with Casper for the lead starting second-round play, bo-geyed the final hole for a 70-136. He was tied at that figure with chipper Jim Colbert, who Pro Cagers NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Won Lost Pel. GB C-Boston 54 26 .675 New York 47 32 .595 Philadelphia 30 50 .375 24 Buffalo 22 57 .278 31 'i Central Division c-Baltimor 37 42 .468 Atlanta 34 46 .425 3' i Cincinnati 29 50 .367 8 Cleveland ,23 56 .291 14 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division c-Milwaukee 61 19 .763 Chicago 55 25 .688 6 Phoenix ...48 32 .600 13 Detroit 25 54 316 35V2 Pacific Division c-Los Angeles 67 13 .838 Golden State 50 30 .625 17 Seattle 47 33 .583 20 Houston 31 48 .392 35'? Portland 18 63 .222 49j c-Clinched division title Friday's Games Cincinnati 132, Baltimore 114 Houston 127, Cleveland 119 Atlanta 118, Golden State 102 Detroit 112. Buffalo 105 Milwaukee 131, New York 88 Chicago 116, Philadelphia 99 Phoenix at Los Angeles Only games schedulec SHOW cut three strokes off par with a 69.

SPECIAL LATE SHOW Textile Officials Ralph Johnston and Dave Ei- chelberger, each of whom had a 70, followed at 137. TAkllUT WTHEATRE 1 DRIVE Casper, in a slump most of iSISBSiSllSMP action IEY MET THE BRIDE OF SATAN CHROME aPf Ihot leathem WHEELEY No. 3 Pjj! ill 246-6071 Predict Big Crowds Officers of the Southern Tex this season and much of last, was tied with Nicklaus, Mason Rudolph, Bob Payne and Bunky Henry when play started on the mild, suimy day. ADM. $1.00 FOR LATE SHOW Rated Show ot 12:45 Join us as we kick off our summer late shows.

66- 68-134 67- 69136 66- 70136 67- 70137 67-70137 BARBARELLA' 138 JANE FONDA FREAKS OUT IN AN EROTIC SPACE FANTACY Billy Casper Jim Colbert Jack Nicklaus Ralph Johnston Dave Eichelberger Labron Harris Bunky Henry Bob Payne Babe Hiskey John Schroeder Bob Smith Mike Hill Forrest Fezler Bob Charles Doug Sanders Mason Rudolph Billy Ziocro Larry Ziegler Vaughn Moise ABA East Division Won Lost Pet. OB c-Kentucky 63 16 .797 Virginia 43 36 .544 20 New York 42 38 .525 21' i Floriaians 34 45 .430 29 Carolina 33 48 .407 31 Pittsburgh .24 56 .300 39v, West Division C-Utah ...58 23 .716 Indiana 45 34 .570 12 Dallas 39 41 .488 18! Denver 32 48 .400 25Vj Memphis 26 54 .325 31 'j c-Clinched division title Friday's Games New York 105, Virginia 104 Floridians 116, Carolina 115, overtime Denver 93, Indiana 92 Dallas 107, Memphis 88 Kentucky vs. Pittsburgh at Birmingham, Ala. 66-72-138 70-69-139 72-67139 140 140 66-74140 67-73140 141 NEXT WEEKEND WATER HOLE No. 3 rchie Bunker Lee Marvit will already be completed by the time the Textile teams start play.

It will also prove to be an advantage in ways other than attendance. Two divisions, the Open and the Class rely on college and prep players for teams. In the Open Division, some of the top college seniors in the Southeast annually make the trip to Greenville to see action, while in the Class competition, high school standouts from all over South Carolina are utilized. With regular season and postseason play over for all of these potential players, the field for this year's tournament is expected to be one of the strongest ever. THEATRE LATE LATE 69-72- "41 td bneed SHOW tile Athletic Association are predicting one of the best turnouts on record when the 49th annual Southern Textile basketball tournament opens Monday in Memorial Auditorium.

Some 81 teams from a five-state area are entered in the annual event, which has become one of the biggest tournaments of its type in the United States, and these teams will play more than 100 games before champions in each of the five classes are decided Saturday night. Tbe excellent attendance is expected as a result of the change in the tournament dates to some two weeks later than has been the custom. Last year, the tournament conflicted with the Atlantic Cosjst Conference tournament an4 consequently, attendance cut drastically. Harry Foster, one of the officers of the Association this LATE SHOW LATE SHOW OPENS 6:45 1st show 7:30 2nd show 9:00 Brad Anderson 70-71 Wl George Boutell 69-72141 Terry Wilcox 67-741)1 Rik Massengale 71-70141 Dewitt Weaver 70-71141 Tom Shaw 68-73-141 Allen Miller 141 Dave Glenz 71-71142 George Knudson 71-71142 Fred Marti 71-71-142 Ron Curl 71-71-142 John Lister 71-71142 Bob Menne 70-72142 Clemson Netters Win CLEMSON Duane Bruley's jjMwijp Wilt, WW MiiijpjjMipiiw I TnlTF (W NO ONE UNDfcR 17, UNLESS I Ufll I Accompanied By Adult Guardain Clemson tennis team chalked up 111 1 It its fourth consecutive and eighth season victory with a 9-0 decis i a rm ion over visiting Toledo Friday afternoon. The Tigers had little trouble with the Rockets, who have won 1 the Mid-American Conference title for the past six seasons, as only two of the single events Smell the rubber burn.

Hear the VYomen scream. Bob Rosburg 71.71 142 Gary Player 73-69142 Jacky Cuoit 71-71142 Wilf Homenuik 70-72142 Jerry McGee 68-74-142 Joel Goldstrand 72-70-142 Mike Reasor 68-74142 Jack Harden 69-73142 Dick Mayer 73-70143 Jim Wiechers 69-74143 Miller Barber 71-72143 Jack Ewing 74-69143 Bob Barbarossa 70-73143 Chuck Thorpe 72-71-143 Dave Hill 71-72143 Bruce Crampton 70-73143 Lanry Wadkins 74-69143 Don Bies 71-72143 Rogelio Gonzales 74-70144 Dave Haberle 74-70144 Steve MelnyK 73-71144 Tom Ulozas Ted Hayes Bob Stanton 74-70144 Larry Hinson 74-70144 J.C. Snead 72-72144 Bob Murphy 72-72144 Larry Gilbert 71-73144 Larry Wood 72-72144 Dick Crawford 71-73-144 Ron Cerrudo 70-74144 Randy Wolff 72-72144 Fred Haas 72-72144 Les Peterson 74-70144 Frank Beard 72-72-144 Jim Barber 77-67144 Bob Eastwood Kermit Zarley 73-72-145 Dan Sikes 72-7314; year, said of last year's disastrous turnout, "It hurt, but not ireally that badly. Of course, if we had three or four consecutive years like that, we coujd be in some financial difficulty. But we won't have three or four years like that.

We're making sure of that by moving the date forward. The change of dates sould prove to be more than enough to bring in spectators to the tournament competiton, because all highschool and college action At Furman Rips Milligan, 9-2 For the second straight day, Furman used an outstanding pitching performance coupled with a grand slam home run to gain victory. This time the heroes were pitcher John Jackson, who allowed only three hits, and Peyton Bartoh, who slammed a fifth inning bases loaded homer, as the Paladins routed Milligan College 9-2 Friday for their third win of the week. Jackson allowed a single run in the second inning on a home run by Milligan's Paul Wilson, but singled home Mike Sheehan to tie the score in the third. Catcher Don Leege put the Paladins in front 2-1 in the fourth inning with a home run, his second in as many days.

MILLIGAN FURMAN lb rbi ab rbi Threlkeld ss 5 0 0 0 Kfmnn If Crom cf 3 110 Shimko rf 1 0 ff 0 Krealoe rf 5 0 0 0 Filipic 2b 4 12 1 Parris lb 4 110 Dickinson ph 1 0 0 0 McKinnev 3b 3 0 0 0 Bonn cf 3 10 0 went into the third set. Clemson's next outing will come Sunday as the Tigers host Atlantic Coast Conference foe Maryland at 1 o'clock on the Clemson courts. SINGLES: Nunna Bhanumurthy (C) defeated Brian Engel. 1-6, 6-4, 6-4; Steve Parsons (C) defeated Jim Davis, 6-1 6-2; Herb Cooper (C) defeated Ken Brown, 7-5, 6-2; Mike Oppenheim (C) defealed Tim Thomas, 6-2, 0-6. 6-3; Terry Wilkins (C) defeated Mickey Schmidt, 6-4, 6-4; Larry Maggiore (C) defeated Ed Dickson, 6-1.

6-0. DOUBLES: Bhanumurthy-Coooer defeated Davis-Thomas, 6-4. 7-5; Parsons-Wil-kins defeated Engel-Brown, 6-2, 6-4; Mag-giore-Oppenheim defeated Schmidt-Dick-son, 6-1, 6-0. THEY TAUGHT MORE THAN THEY LEARNED! A GENERAL FILM CORPORATION presentation EASTMAN COLOR PLUS Mac McLendon 72-73145 Craig Metz 70-75145 Dick Smith 72-73145 Tony Jacklin 74-71145 Ross Randa 75-70-145 David Graham 71-74145 "FOUNTAIN OFLGYE" Open Nightly 6:30 Open Sundays 8 P.M. Exhibition Linescores Wilson If 4 111 Rogers ph larksnn 3 0 0 0 Leege Philadelphia 000 010 0001 8 1 Pittsburgh 000 020 01 3 3 0 fs.Knn Clin.l IO I A JmW RATED Elliott Failed to Qualify: Hugh Rover 72-74146 Butch Baird 73-73146 Bob Wvnn 72-74146 Dean Refram 76-70146 Mike Mitchell 74-72146 John Lotz 73-73-146 George Hixon 71-75146 Ralph Baker 72-74146 Bob Dickson 76-70146 George Johnson 73-73146 Jack Lewis 72-74146 Chuck Courtney 75-71146 Phil Rodgers 69-78147 John Jacobs 72-75-147 Jim Hardy 71-76-147 Charles Sifford 73-74147 Gordon Jones 75-72147 Bruce Fleisher 70-77147 Jack Montgomery Howie Johnson 77-71148 Bob Stone 75-73 14S Charles Coody 71-77148 Lou Graham 74-74148 Dave Marr 77.71-148 Harold Henning 74-74148 Bob Shaw 75-73148 Rod Funseth 72-76148 vni iiuii, jmuf i ya) ailu nyail, iviuusc, Lamb (8) and May, Sands (6).

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Show at 7:00 P-M- ifl liU THEATRE TONITE CAN YOU STAND Furman Net Team Wins The Furman tennis team notched its sixth straight victory Friday with a thrilling 5-4 win over Dartmouth. Not until the doubles team of Howard Hunt and Dudley Reynolds defeated Loyd Ucko and Kevin Chee after all the other matches had been completed was the victor decided. Ucko (D) d. Hunt (F) 7-6, 6-4; Ellison (FU) d. Williams (D) 6-2, 6-2; Reynolds (FU) d.

Kellogg (D) 6-4, 6-2; Holly (FU) d. Ordenburg (D) 6-4, 6-3; Harty (D) d. Harrison (FU) 6-4, 6-3; Chee (D) d. Hatfield (F) 6-7, 7-5, 6-2. Hune-Reynolds (FU) d.

Ucko-Chee (D) 6-3, 3-6, 6-4; Holly-Ellison (FU) d. Kellogg Oldenburg (D); Williams-Harty (D) d. Hatfield-Harrison (FU) 6-1, 6-2. 10 10 4 111 3 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 3 110 2 0 10 2 110 0 0 0 3 13 2 qduu Barton 10 1 0 0 0 Calish ph 2 0 0 0 Bartik 3b 0 0 0 0 Sheehan ss (J 0 0 0 Little ss 1 0 0 0 Boyd rf 0 0 0 0 Knapp rf Jackson 31 7 3 1 Total; ui nun. i ma i ii iauc iki no, Diuvyn.

Pittsburgh, Clines. Cincinnati 100 100 000-2 6 2 Chicago (A) 200 U0 00X 4 9 1 Benzi 2b Broadwine Stanley ph Barker Goode ph Jenkins Totals Milligan 35 9 14 9 MGM Presents ROBERT BLAKE CHARLOTTt RAMPLING PATRICK O'NEAL CONNELLY 010 001 0O0-2 001 160 10X-9 Furman Merntt, Gibfcon (7), Borbon (8) and Bench; Wood, Forster (8) and Egan. Wood. Merritt. Los Angeles 102 100 0004 8 1 St.

Louis 040 010 00x 5 9 2 Sutton, Mikkelsen (7) and Cannizzaro, Yeager (7): Bibb. Santorini (5). Hioains Errors Barton (F) Double Plays (F) 1-4- Stars 3-5th inning Left on base Milligan: Furman: 8 Three-base hits Bartik Home runs Wilson (M) Leege (F) Barton Sacrifice fly Jackson Stolen bases Crom (M) (9) and Simmons. Santorini. Sut Marty Fleckman 74-74148 ton.

HR Los Anaeles, Robinson. CALE YARB0R0UGHB0BB1E ALUSON DONNIEALLiSONBUDDY BAKER. -RICHARD PETTY- Herb Hooper 71-77148 IP ER I wm tm mm Jim Jewell 74-74148 Jim Grant 74-74148 5 5 Detroit 000 141 42012 1 8 3 Boston 101 001 000-3 9 2 BB 0 2 3 6 mm mm Boardwine 4 13 7 Jenkins 23 2 Barker 3 5 Jackson 9 3 Larry Miller 76-73148 Dale Douglass 72-77149 Timmerman, Niekro (6). Gilbreth (8) PLUS BIG BONUS HIT 3 3 1 1 2 2 4T. FILMED IN THE CAROLINAS and Freehan; Peters, Curtis (6), Tatum (8) and Montgomery.

Timmerman. Peters, HR Detroit, Horton 2, Boston, Peters. "SPEED LOVDRS" Minnesota 101 705 00fjo 13 3 rz Houston 001 800 30x 12 1 5 1 DRIVE-IN THEATRE JUNCTION WADE HAMPTON BLVD. W. POINSETT ST.

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At Fort Mlers, Fla. New York (A) 005 201 000 0008 14 0 Kansas City 022 202 000 0019 15 1 (12 Innings) Kline. Magnuson (5), Hambright (10) and Munson, Pena (6); Busby, Fitzmorris (4), Bunker (6), Angelini (11) and Martinez. Angelini. Hambright.

HRs New York (A), Murcer, Torres. Kansas City, Piniella, Mavberry 2. Dwight Nevil 74-75149 Steve Bogan 74-75149 Cliff Brown 73-77150 Don Iverson 73-77150 Ben Kern 74-76150 Paul Moran 74-76150 Bill Johnston 71-79-150 Buddy Allin 76-74150 Jim Hart 75-75150 Jerry Abbott 69-81150 Bobby Cole 79-72151 Lionel Hebert 74-77151 Johnny Pott 77-74151 Dow Finsterwald 79-73152 George Shortridge 74-78-152 Gene Carello 78-74152 Pete Brown 75-77-152 Wayne Vollmer 80-73153 Bill Robinson 78-75-153 Dick Chassee 79-74153 Chris Blocker 78-75153 Martin Roesink 73-81154 Dick Hendrickson 77-77154 Bill Wright 78-76154 Ros Allen 75-79-154 Hubert Green 79-75154 Jerry Comeaux 80-75155 Tom Watson 76-79155 Jimmy Self 81-75-156 Gibby Gilbert 74-82156 Rav Floyd 75-Wifhdrew Cesar Sanudo 72 Withdrew LACE. 1 -lSPJk Tournament Finals Set GREENVILLE MEMORIAL AUD. OPEN 6:30 STARTS 7:15 PICKENS The finals of the Pickens Booster Club's Open TONIGHT! Basketball Tournament will be TWO SHOWS TODAY! 2:30 MATINEE AND 8 PM GTrfSM TO ALL WHO ATTEND PLUS APAWIUKGmri TO AFTigt mvizf 1ST AREA SHOWING! held Saturday night at the Pickens High gymnasium.

In the championship game, scheduled to begin at 8:30, Carolina National Bank will SUNDAY MATINEE 2:30 PM TO THEM LIFE IS A BALL DMfl AFTER AFTER tangle with General Electric, while in the consolation game, 1.F8EHCH FRY I Zm. 65ftii) Singer of Pickens will face Tele- Lander Gets Net Win AUGUSTA, Ga. Lander College swept all six singles and all three doubles matches here Friday afternoon to extend its net record to 6-1 with a 9-0 win over Augusta College. The Senators will face the College of Charleston Saturday at 12. SINGLES Thompson (L) d.

Butler, 9-7; Sizemore (L) d. Reese, 6-2. 6-4; Mai (L) d. Peacock, 6-1, 6-1; McKeilar (L) d. Jones, 6-0, 7-5; Pannill (L) d.

Frve, 6-1, 7-5; Crawford (L) d. Fleming, 6-4, 7-5. DOUBLES Thompson-Pannill (L) d. Butler-Reese, 7-5, 6-3; Sizemore-McKellar (L) d. Peacock -Jones.

6-0. 6-1; May-Crawford (L) d. Denn-Gossett, 6-0, 6-2. l( ball BALL Si Sec, Inc. Admission to the event is $1 for adults and 75 cents for students.

ALL SEATS RESERVED 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.50 Plus 25c Seat Tax YOUTHS UNDER 16 HALF PRICE TODAY 2:30 P.M. SUN. 2:30 P.M. Marcis Leads Atlanta Runs (Continued from page 7) GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE! FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 242-6393 I LOVE-IN I jl Tpi iSl I i 1 I o.w.-h.- liffmM I 1st CITY SHOWING 1 We Wi" Sh Roin Shine I H.l Tf PC Takes Jabe Thomas, Christiansburg, Plymouth, 149.345; Bill Dennis, Glen Allen, ALL YOU CAN EAT Net Win CLINTON Presbyterian gave up only one singles and one doubles match here Friday afternoon in rolling to its sixth tennis win of the against three losses, this one a 7-2 decision over Penn State. Plymouth, 149.211; Dean Dal-; ton, Asheville, N.C., Mercury, 149.166, and Richard Brown, Claremont, N.C., Chevrolet, 148.972.

The Field 1. Bobby Allison, Hueytown, Chevrolet, 156.245 m.p.h. 2. Bobby Isaac, Catawba, N.C, Dodqe, 3. Richard Petty, Randleman, N.C..

Plymouth, 155.544. 4. A. J. Foyt, Houston, Mercury, 153.806.

5. David Pearson, Soartanburq, S.C, Ford, 153.0)6. The Blue Hose will see action again Saturday when they host BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY! Enjoy Our Sunday Buffet Now On Special the University of Toledo. SINGLES M. Kofol (PCI d.

Shivar, 6-0, 6-2; Hart (PC) d. Karr, 5-7, 6-2, 6-4; J. Kofol (PC) d. Bortner, 6-1, 6-3; Wright (P) d. McKenzie, 6-3, 6-4; Adair (PC) d.

Isadore, 4-6, 6-2, 6-1; Farley (PC) d. Ppllock, 6-2, 6-4. DOUBLES Kofol-Kofol (PC) d. Shivar-Wriqht. 6-4, 6-3: Hart-Lav (PC) A Large Assortment of Fine Foods and Desserts i d.

Karr-Bortner, 7-6, 6-2; Isadore-Pollock I (P) d. McKenzie-Farley, 0-6. 6-2, 6-4. 6. Donnie Allison, Hueytown, Chevrolet, 152.892.

7. James Hvlton, Inman, S.C Ford, 152.845 8. Jim Vandiver, Charlotte, N.C. Dodge, 152.683. 9.

Benny Parsons, Ellerbe, N.C., Mercury, 152.420. 10. Buddy Baker, Chaclotte, N.C, Dodge, 151.681. 11. Mark Donohue, Media, American Motors Matador, 151.618.

12. LeeRoy Yarbrough, Columbia, Ford, 151.438. 13. Frank Warren, Augusta, Dodoe, 150.036. 14.

G- C. Soencer Bluff Citv, Plymouth, 149.211. 15. Larry Smith, Whitnel, N.C, Ford, 149.211. 16.

Dave Marcis, Skyland, N.C, Dodge, 152.454. 17. Richard Brooks, Porterville, Calif. Ford, 152.166. THEY TAUGHT MORE THAN THEY LEARNED! Starring Pat Woodell Marki Bey Sandra Currie Barbara Caron EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Don Gottlieb PHODUCER Charles Stroud directed 8r Arthur Marks-Mack BiriJ 25 75 I A GENERAL FILM CORPORATION presentation EASTMAH COLOR CU Opens ACC Slate CLEMSON Clemson will ADULT CHILDREN UNDER 12 1 WW SHOWS AT 10:30 COLOR Also Playing at FOX Downtown PLUS NO.

2 AT 9:02 11:30 AM 3 PM 18. Walter Ballard, Houston, Ford, 151.434. 19. Red Farmer, Hueytown. Ford, 151.171.

20. Cecil Gordon, Horse Shoe, N.C, Ford, 151.033. 21. Lem BalnkenshiD, Keokuk, Iowa, Dorlae. 150.937.

SOME MACHINES ARE TOO HOT Delightful, Dining Atmosphere FOR ANY MAN TO HANDLE 22. Raymond Williams, Chapel Hil TEIillllO PA 1 DA III I IDT PAOr I ruic play its first Atlantic Coast Conference baseball games of the season Saturday afternoon when the Tigers, 7-6 after their disastrous Florida road trip, host Duke in a doubleheader beginning at 1:30 p.m. Rusty Gerhardt, 3-1 on the season, is scheduled to pitch the first game, with Lindsay Graham for the second. The third game of tree-game set is scheduled Sunday afternoon. 51 mi yni i iiii nunr i vl HIGHWAY TRAVELERS RESTAURANT UL LLLIUI UHOL LLVtlO 1 I 1 jj riw rru cc a N.C., F-ora, 150.531.

23. Coo Coo Marlin, Columbia, Chevrolet, 150.407. 24. Joe Frasson, Golden Valley, Dodoe. 150.049.

25. Buddy Arrinqton, Martinsville, Dodge, 150.045. 26. Ron Keselowski, Drayton Plains, Dodge, 149.459. 27.

Jabe Thomas. Christiansburg, Plymouth, 149.345. 28. Bill Dennis, Glen Allen, Plymouth, 149.211. 29.

Dean Dalton, Asheville, N.C, Mercury, 149.166. 30. Richard Brown, Claremont, N.C, Chevrolet. 18. 972.

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