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Studet fw a a. kV5 Roasl m i. rami and I 4 icea i For 0 Hacdeex. Good Only at Har< d/(zs. dclioCi.n si {. rr O tCLLCLLLij . H3t?.ClR. fcitit 0 Q.<xms? L c^ehism at <^f^u??sLL cp ^ <zSicjn-ufz ( -r? /</& TOMMY RE F Happy H L211 D1 11 Special \ Beef wrich teaular fefl niy 99* good after 3:00 p.m. and for a limited time only, mts must show Student I.D. or University Club Card. dee's-825 South Main Street ci iJ logtcwz Linton (JrujLts*. ou 'Do uitfz tfzs. ^J-^IEH-LCLSnt 3. c^Ho Ids tmcin. p ^ bzt 19, 19x4 J: 30 m. holl??. dxoom 327 in CiPHl Office / 5 P dcGfeUtih.' /LIVE F BEL and the ROCKl :ri. & Sat. Sept. 14 & 15 Coming Next Week: The PEDESTRIANS lour Mon.-Fri. 4:3 i n r\r?wiKir? o t r\ tr n/^v/ i ^ ucviinc o i . uv ;/< Goodwin Quintet Every Monda Alabama quarterli Associated Press TUSCALOOSA, Ala. ? Alabama quarterback Paul Fields has quit the football team after being downgraded from the first to third string. Coach Ray Perkins said Thursday that "it was Paul's decision to remove himself from the squad. We felt it was in the best interest ~' *1'" '""m liimculf that hp chnnld UI lilt ivaiu anu iiuuovii i??M? leave." The fifth-year senior from Gardendale, Ala., made up his mind Wednesday after being told he was being ranked third behind sophomore Mike Shula and freshman Vince Sutton, said his mother, Gail Fields. "He was real disappointed about it," she said. Perkins said he met with Fields twice 11/^ J,,,, /> Clt not 1 An at VVCUIIC5UU)' IU unvuaa lllO jiiumuv/H ui Alabama. In a prepared statement released by the university, Perkins did not say anything about Fields being ranked third. Fields could not be reached for comment, but earlier in the week, he said he would be disappointed if he couldn't start at quarterback after overcoming a hamstring muscle pull in preseason practice. ' / 920 S. Main Open 12-2 am^ * FEATURING * Pnnl Tahlp? Tr?n Virlpn fiampc Big Screen featuring As Always No Cover! piiirlm I 50$ off the regular price | 8 I r\i \/Aiir fnir\r-\ta Imn^rt s , vi y vui ia v vi itv iiupvii i or ; I A $ 1.7 5 Pitcher j "] j Expires 9/19/84 w/coupon I oints _ "M T\fl K)CK-N-ROLL CLUB I I Wis I ERFELLAS 1 II li Need^ Jim: lack quits team "I wouldn't have come back it 1 hadn't believed I could start," he said. 1 j > - ? - 1 ~ rieius mjui y-piugucu cttuci iu be over after the 1983 season. But in the spring, it was learned that an NCAA retroactive redshirt rule affecting 1980 freshmen could give him another year of eligibility. Perkins invited Fields to return to the fold and he did. Fields was ranked as the top quarterback before the season, but his musclr iniurv nut him on the bench for Alabama's season-opening 38-31 loss to Boston College last Saturday. Shula and Sutton led the Tide offense in the nationally televised game. Perkins said, "Paul will remain in school and on scholarship and will continue to receive any assistance needed in obtaining his degree. "He is a fine young man and we all certainly wish him well." Fields, 6-feet tall and 195 pounds, played " ' O c A 1 oUo rv* o mcKinn *>7 ti moc ill 10 gciiiiv.:) i kj i niauaiiiUf turning, x. # uuiv.i for 72 yards and completing 10 of 19 passes for 163 yards, including two touchdowns. He was the most experienced of Alabama's quarterbacks when the season opened. Don't be in the J u<l ^ Uv i 4 Ucllft dUUUl birth defects. I Call your local chapter. Support /larch of Dimes MHMBIRTH DEFECTS FOUNDATION - CURE THE MIDNIGHT BLUES! 5 FRIDAYS ICE COLD PITCHER OF BUD DRAFT only $1.75 after I 2:00 p.m. Check Our Happy Hour Prices 4:30 - 6:00 Everyday ] /ISTABEAD 1 TM f 1 k RIRRFST fsFI FrTlflM ANVWMFRF M ^ FROM 99? ^"fe^JEWELRY WAREHOUSE t-* UNIVERSITY CENTER MAIN AT BLOSSOM 2909 PIATT SPRINGS RD. P^^^^^310^R0A^IVE^a^DFCKE^AL^. your eyes checked? | iftHrafr I m? I | check out the 1 University Telephone I Directory |