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.r:q ~ ' fi '' Z ' -PO- 2:20-4: -3: Nominated For. ~ULI Du. BE=ST ACTOR -R in. . BEST P CTUR BEST DIRECTOR 10 SAcademy Awards Nominations End. BEST PICTURE P BEST P SI II| BEST A >~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ v }t : r . . a4 . r 3. RSON SQ. 10 A-V ISION _ /1801 Mai.n Stret 284-73 Nominations Ind PAUL BEST PICTURE DFORD ACTOR 4C-7:009:20 DIRECTOR c..S.C e oo George Glenda Segal Jackson PICTURE ICTRESS lAch PG Of Class 30-5:20-7:10-9:00 CH SQUR SOT 2:00 4:35 7:00 9:25 INGMAR BERGMAN'S *CRIESAN -1:40-3:30-5:20-7:10-9:00 TOWNLASNOW-Ana n_ FRet/26-33VI.A P[E& BA S ICTTHE CT@RE11:00SP 72"llMMDI Officia ti Gets Crit By HAROLD REAMES Sports Writer The officiating at Carolina Coliseum was the object of criticism for the third time in the past five USC home games after Carolina dealt struggling Virginia Tech an 82-71 setback last Wed nesday night. "I think if they are going to disband the goaltending rules they should do it everywhere," VPI Coach Don Devoe said after the game. "I can't believe those officials let them get upon the rims like they did. That allowed them to get the tempo." "If there had been any of ficiating whatsoever out there as far as judgments of shots and goaltends, we would have been right in the game," DeVoe added. Carolina blocked eight shots and was called for goaltending only once during the game. Hot-handed Brian Winters made 10 of 11 shots from the floor in the first half to guide the Gamecocks to a 42-30 halftime lead, and the Gobblers committed too many fouls in the second half to make a eame of it. Carolina made $1.25 BUFI 3 vegetables, salad, tea or 0I $1.75 BUF] 1 meat or fried chi< salad, bread and bu Meal T1'iekets: 81 LUNC'1l open 11:00-2:15 F SUPPER 5:( Cornell Ari ''('urneri (t u i dc a; v FRI. MAOCi NEW! UNIQUE! UNPAB ALLEL SE E 25 F ANT ASTIC ACT S NEV BEFORE SEEN IN AMERICA PE RFORMANCES FRI. (Mar. 8) 7:30 p.mr PIGGLY WIGGLY NIGHT-Sat. (Mar. 11:00 a.m.. 3:00 & 8.00 o.m.-Sun (Mar. 10) 1.00 & 5:00 p.m ALL SEAT S RESERVED TAX IN CLUDED. S3.50-14 50-I sn SAVES1.00 ON KIDS UNDER SA T MORNING 11:00 a.m. Ticketss Now On Sale:Coliseum Box Of Taylor St. Pharmacy-Broadwood Pharm Mitchell Piano-CAMDEN: King Haigler M Shop-ORANGEBURG: Williams Mu SUMTFR : Seaco Musix St, AUGUSTA-Stereo City, Daniel Village S ping Cntr.-AIKEN: Elliot's OttsceSuppli GREENWOOD: Lindsey's-CHARLEST Record Bar&Bottoms Up-FlORENCE: P1 Villiage-FORT JACKSON:Special Servi FOR INFORMATION CALL777 MAILt OR DER S. Send stamped self-addre envelope, with check or money order payo t Colu mbia. S.C. 29208 rg Again icized 18 of 21 attempts from the foul line in the game while Tech managed only three of six. Winters drew more attention from Tech's defense in the second half, missing all seven field goal attempts to finish with 21 points, but Alex English and Nate Davis picked up the pace on the inside. Davis hit five of eight field goal attempts in the second half and English hit six of eight. Each finished with 19 points. "They played me a little bit tougher and left the other guys free," Winters said. Mark Cartwright, who tran sferred last year to Virginia Tech from Carolina, made a surprise start for the Gobbler's and con tributed 14 points, hitting seven of 10 from the floor. Until his starting assignment Wednesday night, Cartwright had played four minutes during the entire season. "I didn't find out I was going to start until today," Cartwright said. "We needed some outside shooting against zones. It helped me a lot to know the players I was up against." FET $1.25 bread and butter, coffee FET $1.75 -ken, 3 vegetables, Etter, tea o' coffee 1 value for $10 'atures a 68 cent enti'e )0-8:00 p.m. ns Buffet ll1'U 'dy 8-SUN. 10 MARCH S oto lces ahp