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Georgia With a Peach Bowl bid depen ding on whether it wins its last two games, Georgia will. play Southeastern Conference rival Auburn Saturday in Athens. The Peach Bowl committee said this week that Georgia will get a bid if it wins its last two games against Auburn and on Dec. 1, movie S4 year. N1 Now Playing th Sensationa 1:20~3:20 Week 5:20 7:20 9:20 * , . ATE 1417 MAIN STREIT -SHOWS FRI - SAT 11:15 GOOD GRIEF TERRY SOUTHER "CANDY" Rl"es Stam WKauta &aad ewa AdU ad&. 1.50 TE' *rts FE[ IULim Hopes For Pe Georgia Tech. If Georgia loses one of the games, and Carolina wins against Florida State and Clemson, USC will get the bid. Georgia, 4-4-1, lost last week to Florida 11-10, a team which also beat Auburn; 12-8. In other games against common foes, Georgia beat Tennessee and the Vols beat :os a far this ophen Farber W YORK TIMES iin 62? LATE SHOW Fri. & Sat. Goodbye, Columbus 11:30 All seats 1.50 1 GELTUNE AT FOgEST EOAO Starts Wednesday, N'S Nov. 21!! A SIEGEL FiLM-A UNVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLORPANAVISO'oum Em... ....... BARS_RA STREIANDj riday er 16I ' ach Bowl Aubutn. - The Bulldogs heat Mississippi 21-0, and Auburn beat Ole Miss 14-7. Auburn's biggest win of the year was over otherwise undefeated Houston 7-0. Auburn's record is 6-3. The bowl committee said Arkansas is likely to be the op ponent of either Georgia or USC ir' the Dec. 28 bowl. The Brewma A'] 4614 De PRES Thurs. Nov. 15th Fri. Nov. 16th Sat. Nov. 17th --Tomorrow A Who Knows What In The B P OPEN 6 ADM $1.50 JACKsoN s*VD AT OVINE Being the adventures of a young man whose principle interests are rape. Uitra-violence and BEETHOVENt ...o si nq BRADFORD 0 [[M. IN STRRRAY AMmLTNa P Soccer CI Southeas According to many critics, Carolina did not have a team, but this was disproven as the Gamecocks captured the Southeastern Soccer Classic last weekend. The three-day event was held at 3ter Lounge vine St. 1"NTS Ed Blanton & Richard Gantt Homeboy Production Lurks... ack Room??? -elegant waterbeds ACCESSORIES BEAN BAG CHAIRS 950 HARDEN ST. PHONE: 254-2376 ACROSS FROM SEARS .... .....1...... . -VIVECA llNDFORS - HERB EDELMAN ~ TRICK ONEAL a .,~,. i ntodin LOI C LSe ub Takes tern Title the University of Tennessee in Knoxville where the soccer team won by scores of 5-0 over LSU, 3-1 over Georgia Tech and 2-1 over an established varsity opponent in Georgia State. The team returned to Columbia with the championship trophy along with Ken Jefferson winning the All-Tournament Goalie and The Most Valuable Player Awards. Also on the All-Tournament team was Don Belt, a forwardl. Another award brought home by the Gamecocks was the All Tournament Coach Award, an award for good sportsmanship and fine team play. The team rewrote practically all the records possible in the way of defense. Among the records were: best team defense per game-.67; most shutouts-1; top goalie-.67 goals per game. By capturing the tourney title, Carolina boosted its record to 7-6-3 with one scheduled game remaining. However the team might possibly attempt to schedule at least one more home game. intramural Playoffs Underway The battle to determine who will reign king among intramural football teams on campus is now being raged with several teams in the thick of competition. Last Monday Town Men downed a determined Moore squad 26-19. Chi Psi thrashed Lamda Chi Alpha 39-7. NROTC edged Alpha Tau Omega, 14-6. The championship game will be played on Nov. 20. Trophies will be presented to the championship team and also the first and second place teams. FSU From Page 9 hardly experiencing the success that Huff did. Mark Orlando has hit on just 48 per cent of his passes and his interceptionsthrown outnumber his touchdowns, seven to four. Orlando's backups are even less prolific throwing the ball, with Billy Sexton completing 38 per cent of his passes and Billy Prescott hitting slightly better at 48 per cent. State's running backs, Hodges Mitchell and Mike Davidson, have scored two touchdowns between them. That compares quite un favorably with USC's JayLynn. Hodgin, who has scored seven touchdowns rushing by himself. Carolina's quarterback remains a question mark. Jeff Grantz has taken his cast off and he will start if he is able to run without any trouble. If Grantz, who leads USC in total offense with 1364 yards, cannot play, Ron Bass will. Bass rushed for over 100 yards against Appalachian State last week. Saturday's contest might give some indication of how much of a factor motivation plays in a college game. USC is favored 14 points, and considering Carolina has exhibited a good offense and Florida State has shown almost none, Carolina should experience little difficulty surpassing the two touchdown margin. But, neither USC or Florida State has forgotten last year and those memories could cause USC's battle with 0-9 Florida State to be quite interesting.