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By TOMMY GEORGE 6·9 V. McCorm
Two'inarow II Gobblers return to NCAA 1 , balanced, not overp()wering
By MAR'K HEATH
A balanced Virginia Tech team Virginia will face Western tonight in Diddle Arena O!j. the Gobblers Tech make their second NCAA tournament oppearance in two tokes advantage of chance. to years.. I run. T he Gobblers. la.t year'. ,"We are not real rip and run," Metl'O Confe rence tournament Moir sold. " We will set up. We champions. have u 20·7 record. arc shooting about 50 percent on and fin ished second in the Metro the year." regular seeson before losing to The learn is basically ubout Cincinnati in the first round of even o n rebou nding aga in;; t Seven d ifferent varieties. all 100% pure choice Lh e Metro tourney. o'pponents, Moir said. " We have beef ... se rved open face. with a Clip of our " We orc just huppy to be in it let in feri or teams oulrcboulld us (lhe tourna mCl!.tI. .. coach Charles because of not blocking out. " " almost" famous baked beans. Moir suid . "Of tourse. when you . Moir said . " We ha ve outre· huve to piny on D home team's bounded some good clubs. we noor. you are never completely outreboundcd ~.ou isv ill e . Overall happy. West.ern is awfully toug h . we ure 8 common club. We arc in Bowling Green. and we will not overpowering." Sandwiches have to play awful,\)- g.>o I :: Me::.Cont;rence 20-7 overall QUiche ' No. Pos. Player Ht. Reb. Pts. Made 'with the freshe t ingredients .. .using ali,/" very own recipe. Includes a·visit to our great 10 G Page Moir 5-110.6 0.6 sa lad bar. . 11 {j Dexter Reid 6-1 2.7 5.5 14 G Mark Shrader 5-11 0..3 1.7 15 G Chris Scott 6-3 1.3 2.B 21 F Les Henson 6-6 5.1 ' 14.0 23 G Reggie Steppe 6-0 0.9 4.1 24 G Jeff Schileider 6-4 1.6 8.9 Se lect a full-course dinner from our Prime 25 F Michael Cooke 6-5 1.9 2.9 Rib. Filet, Rib-eye. Scallops, Stuffed Trout" 32 F Gordy BrYan 6-8 2.0 3.6 35 F-C Dale Solomon 6-8 '7.6 16.7 Bar-B-Q Ribs. Pork Cnops, Chicken Breasts or' 40 F-e Wayne .Robinson 6-9 8.2 15.3 the famous Sampler. .. plus. much mofe .. .with 44 F David Bennett 6-6 1.6 1.1 all the extras! 50 C John Hillenbrand 6-9 2.1 3.3 All the way in the NCAA Salads & Ap-~tizeps A Spinach salad, the· giant Great Gatsby salad, f the Diete'r's Delight, or visit our scrumptious • salad bar. Plus, everything from deep fried mushroom~ or zucchini ... to homect)Qked f· soup & Gatsby fries, with. much, much more. ~ Desser4s Specializing in New York or Choc Show your colors: now specially pric~. red sweaters with the WKU red towel as FOR LUNCH & pictured above. THE KEY TO MENS FINE APPAREL JJim~~ir tt~en~qnp 31.,W. BYPASS PHONE 842 · 08 ~7 By LI ' DA YOl':>I K I.~ University . center Elvis Rolle is the other lCUI11 member aver The Florida Sta t,· Scmlllolc, aging in double fi gures at 15.3. TACOTICO !. F lorida 1801 3;l·W By·Pass 781·9989 \' n (er the u lio nul Colh·~t8 t (, II" is s hootihg 6 1 percent from ~\ lhll'lIf Ass()('iution tournsl11 £>nt St ate lh,' fwld a nd wu s named to the J wIth a ~ I · ~'Co rd. but somc bud oll ·tournament teom. ~ 2 Sanchos . ~! lu(,k 9t l hc ~ nd of gam~, hil S k~pt I . . ~ l he record from bcin,,:: bet ll'l' Fur lhl' pU~1 I h'rl"'t· n 'a rs. thl? Will iams "aid he has nOl ScmJn ull':-; l1u\'(' mod«' th e finals-o f dt ~(· tded (tn i. is s l 8 rtin~ line up for § for $ 1.48 . ' . I FlOrida lull' 1l1t.'(., t ~ th,,· tonight 's gaml'. r---=:ml thl' ~lt't ro Tourna mel1' but h llV(' Il1O: linivcrsity of Tok' Florida Sta l t" TIlt' )" '''1'1,· a lii ... F"II .. " ill;: 7·5 Metro Conference 21 ·8 overall No . Pas. Pl ayer HI. Reb. Pts. FOOD 3 G Marvin Haynes 6·2 0.2 0.6 10 G Rodney Arnold 6·4 1.2 7.6 STORES 11 G Bobby P arks 5·" 2.3 8.3 12 F·G Ed -Y oung 6·3 0.2 O.'l • 1403 Ador1)s St. 22 G Mickey Dillard 6·3 4.1 20.4 1305 Center St. 23 G Tony JacI<'SOn 6·0 2.4 5.7 24 F. G.· Co'li insworth 6-5 1.0 . 1.2 34 F Murray Brown 6-8 7.7 18,3 35 G Jerry Cox 6-4 0.6 1.0 42 C Elvis Rolle 6-101.9 15.3 54 F Pernell Tookes 6-6 3.6 4.2 B ow lin ~ G recn Ilud ~c l1 ~ \' i ll ,' I , 1 Bea\'('fd a lll H o r ~t' Cavc ''.- Cf' ntral'C it y Lei tchfield ~ . : " ( :" Iu!uhia " oq.:anlllw n Startoff right. i .· " ,: 1':,IIIlIOllt"n Portla lld. T il, l o: Seethe Fra'Jkl i,~ l ::-i .. icllce H ill I, ' Herald's ( ;' I a~~ , 'w St,,,ttsvillc . :" ..,.. Il ardin"bur;! Sw edcn spr ing sports '.- suppleme.nf in Thursday's paper. " GO BIG RED! t- ·----" ~-lI!i _ • ., . r Balanced Scoring and defense team '8 tOJ> assets By TIM McKENZIE The Toledo Rockets will go WE'LL TAI<:E ANYBODY'S into post-season National Colle giaLe Athletic Association acLion Gotta pair of scissc?rs? CUp a coupon for the second straight .eason - another pizza joint's, burgers, j when they face the Florida SLate chicken, soup, toothpaste or draw Seminoles in the first round of your own. 'We"lll give you a free the 'Mideast Regional. ·pit.cher of Pepsi when you buy a The Rockets bring a 23-S'record into Diddle Arena along with a Large pizza. Umlt one pltc.her pcr I ~,g e pill. ordered. Offe, expires M.rch 31, 1980. Toledo GOdfaUIer's Pizza ~~-- r-~~ Mid-American Conference cham pionship. 1500 31·W By·Pass All five Rockets sLarters are averaging in d~ubl e figures. Jim 782·1074 Swaney. a 6·foot. 71;'·inch senior. averages 18.9 points per game ond is second in rebounding wi th an 8.7 average. The leading rebounder for the Rockets is S- 7 !It cenLer Dick Miller. Tho senior from Mih:..... · .. kee overages 9.9 rebounds. ;".1 Ba~q;::RY CAKE 1.. game and is second in scohn" with 14.2 points. the · . The guards will be senior Tim Selgo. averaging 12.8 points per game. and Jay . Lehman. who Way~ .. averages 10.1 per game. The other .torter is forward Harvey... Knuckles. a 6·6 junior who It's a winner averages 13.6 points per game and 5.6 rebounds. , every time. Toledo ' coach Robert Nichols considers the Rockets" defense and balanced scoring " our two biggest assets." Folkcrafts Nichols promised that the 842-62.32 729 'Chestnut ockets would play a much differellt style than Florida Toledo'• .Jim Swaney trieI ~ IOOre IQIlinA Bowling Green. Slate. "We doo't run. to speak of. " he Mid, "and we try to get tbe good.looking sbot most of the points," Nichols Mid. "They a40 "but we played poorly that tiine. " have a yery high field goaJ night." Nichols said h. expecta the percentage." In tbe first game of . tbe Rebel's Landing Seminolea to pJ.y a much. f';ter The Rockets finisbed the Mid·American Conference tour· style and to be a much bigger season with just two conference nament, the Rockets defeated 1211 u.s. 31 • If By P_ team, a:~~51'. he admita that he losses. The firet '1'188 at BowUII8 Ball Slate for the·thin! time this BOJ'UNG GREEN' KENTUCKY knows very Iittl~ about bis Green State. 7,.'71, and tbe season. PllOIUl SQUU2.1700 opponent. second was at Kent State, ·83·73 . In the tournament final, Toledo .. But we' do know that they are Nichols Mid that Swaney W88 See ROCKETS very quick and will score a lot of hurt during the Kent Slate game, Page io, CoIUJIUI 1 We have Gifts All the Way in the NCAA! Around the Worlc;l! Associated Student Government Hummel Figurines supports the Toppers in-the NCAA tournament. Ferrandiz Figurines \ Upcoming ASG elections: Norman RO,ckw.ell Print$ Filing Deadline: March 31 by ~ p.m. --~. ----.. ----~,----.. -----~ GIFTS, FLOWERS Primary: April 15 AND DECORA ~OR IT~MS General: April 22 ------.. ----~-~. ~------Candldat~ fUe f,?! 9frJCe 'in tM ASG office, RQOm ,327 DUe, , .. ~----~----~------~----- 3- 7-80 Hoosiers' Bobby Knight: a madman or a genius? By ALAN JUDD we 've s tuck with in these post·season games." I ndia na head baske tball he explained that requests for coach Bobby Knight has been Indiana in terviews are so numerous that call ed profane, brutis h. bias· Knight. his assistants and his phcmous-"u vulgar lout" who Invitation Tournament title. players wouldn't have Lim ~ to get berates his players, Indiana fal]s, That was a few months after ready for the touri( ment t he press and' his opponents with Knig ht had kick ed three game- a t 12 :07 Sunday after· L'Mike Woodson championship. nasty names "Iso call him a was i njured, and he und.erwent Of all the things that Knight m~gician , a wiz.ard who can coach back surgery Dec. 27 , DQ<:tors is. there is something he basketball as good as or better else said he was out for the Beason. ' isn't - accessible, especially to than any othe r man in the Things looked bad, but Knight the press. count.ry. apparently didn't' give up, even So if Kmght is a mani.Bc. he is The basketball office at IU has though without Woodson, the _lao a genius. ' a press Ii_iaon named Anne Hoosiers lost four conference In nine seasons at Indiana, Bastianelli who, among other games and ~eemed to· be out of I Knight's teams have won about thingS, sets up inte"'rviews fo r the Big. 10 rocc. because Purdue 80 JX'rcent of their games. His I{ni~ht-the few he gives. and OhiO' s tate and practically 1976 team went undefeated and " We've cut off all interviews everyb.ody else in the conference . Indiana's Mike Woodson 'drives against a Big 10 oppo wo n th/! Not ional Collegiate un til after the fa ct ." Ms . were s p orting their stro ngest Athletic Association champion· nent in the Hoosier 's Assembly Hall. Woodsen rec~e red Bastianelli said by telephone teams in yeors. s hip. Last year the Hoosiers won from Bloomington the other day. But Woodson returned for the from an early season back injury to lead Indiana to an e ig~ t of their last nine games on NCAA bid. " We won't be doing anything SeeWOOJ)SON thtir way to a Nat ional prior to these games. It's a policy Page 9. Column I J. UJO Herald NCAA l Ulu 7 Tradi'tion I W~ldcats ~ present is as good as their illustrious past By KEVIN STEW ART time with the winner of the Toledo and f lOrida State gnme," If onything's for certain that Kentucky HaU ~aid . " Whoever you play in Kentucky hAS going for it. when it the. first game of the tournament starts NCAA Mideast Regional Hupp developed Kentucky 's is always tough." play here Sunday. it's tradition. winning tradition. When the Hall probably knows as well as Never mind that the Wildcats Baron retired from coaching at anyone tha.t this is true. Despite are the nation's fourth·ranked age 70 in 1972. Iw had won on a sub·par season last year (19·121 team with a 28·6 record and are amazing 82 petcent of his games. Kentucky was 0 clear favorite to the Southeastern Conference When Rupp retired, Kentucky beat Cle mson in an opening regular season champions. fans worried that no heir to the round NIT game and perhaps When the Cats play, people Kentucky legacy could do the job capture ita third N IT title. But f. .. want to see them. because the that Rupp had done. But they the Atlantic COast Conference Cots produce. An indication of worried needlessly. " team defeated"'the Wildcats, that became apparent in Bowling Unlike such sch~ls 08 UCLA 68·67, in overtime at. Rupp Arena Ii Green I,ost 'week when the prices lind Marquette where success to end Kentucky's season. being paid ticket scalpers for subsided after coaches John To add to the difficult in Sunday 's game started sky· Wooden and Al McGuire. winning an NCAA title, eight rocketing after the announce· respectively. retired. Kentucky teams have been added to this ment thnt Kentucky would ploy hWl continued winning under the yenr's field. making a total of 48 here. direction of Joe B. Hall. tenms. More tenms mea\'ls more The Wildcata have made a Since following Rupp in 1973. upsets, and Hall said he clearly record 24 NCAA appenrances, Hall has won . 182 garnes, Sees ,the task ahead of him. I winning 42 gnmes and losing 21. including one NCAA chnmpion' "The tenms are aU tough," he I: That ' includes five national ship and one Nationlll Invitation said. "Any team that plays with 1\ ch8lT\Pionships-in 1948. 1949. Tournl1IDent chnmpionship. consistency In the toumnment is 1951 . 1968 and 1!,178. Hall, bowever, is cautious, like a pOtential winner. Kentucky has won a record any good coach, when he ~s of "Nationally, the whole country '1.223 games. 880 of those corning his tenm's chances.in, Sunday's is balanced. Any of 15 Or 20 under the guide of the late gnme. &~ST RO N(! Adolph Rup~ . "We'll-have a very difficult Page 10, Colu";n ,. PI'Ioto by ~ wtt a..'Cfner All·Ameri~ Kyle Macy goes up for a jump shot against Auburn. Macy leads Kentucky in scoring and assists. Kentucky 17·4 Southeastern Conference 28·5 overall No. Pos. Player Ht. Reb. Pts. 4 G Kyle Macy 6·3 2.4 15.7 ,10 G Difk Minniefield 6-3 1.9 5.1 12 G Bo Lanter 6-1 0.6 0.8 15· G Chrif Gattelfingor 6-2 0.3 1.1 25 G Jay ·Shidler 6-1 1.3 6.2 31 C Sam Bowie 7·1 8.2 13.3 32 F Derrick Hord 6-6 2.9 5.9 33 F Tom Heitz.. 6-8 0.8 1.2 34 F Chuck Verderber 6-6 2.1 2.9 40 F Fred: Cowan 6-8 5.7 12.0 44 F charles Hurt 6-6 2.9 3.8 52 F laVon' Will iams 6-7 5.1 7.4 QUICK PRINTING Xero'! copies while you wait Thomas Marking Products 1128 Stete ~treet .. Bo\VlI ~ g Green. KY Call'7·81-4770·. Tfln Yellrs- of D IIPfi"~-!, II(ty We Support The 'Hi11toppers ! - In The NCAA Tournament! .. SpotC~h 326 E . Main S t. ; , Citizens National Bank 500 E. Main St. Marr's Pedal ... Forest of Glamour .' 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I u 's assis l a nt to ou·r Hill·t·oppers in th'e sporL. information director. lo st six games. and the Hoosiers In the Ohio Stale game. which responded with wins in the lo. t Bouc hie missed, the o the r five. including a 7/l·73 ovortime forwnrd spot wn s fill ed by both 1980-NCAA Midea·st victory over Ohio S tall' in a gnme 6-8 Steve Risley and 6-10 Landon thal deddC 11 G Isiah Thomas 6-1 4.1 13_9 20 G Jim Thomas 6-3 . 1.5 2.6 23 G Chuck Franz 6-2 0.6 0 ..7 30 F Ted Kitchel 6;8 1.2 1.7 31 G Tony Brown 6-2 0.8 0.9 32 F-e Landon Turner 6-104.5 7.8 ). I, 34 F $~e¥e Risley 6-8 1.7 2.6 40 F Glen Grunwald 6-9 1.1 1.6 appy Hou 41 G Butch Carter 6-5 3.4 11.2 prices in the 42 F Mike Woodson 6-5 3.3 20.3 44 F Phil lsenbarger 6-8 1;6 2.9 .W------arehoL\se- ( 45 F-e Ray Tolbert 6-9 7.2 -10.4 7:30 'til clOSing 54 F Steve Bouchie 6-8 3.7 6.5 ". T\le sday Wednesda y and " Thur sday 8:30 'til closing -. . ) " I. Scot·tsville "Road .j .. ~~rtsh g rcstauran'e : 781~8888 WORK • .- II .. OJ •• .& __"IIC!:.. ;, ... !'-_'_c I II 1I.'r(llci \ C I I I ...u( ' 3· :-IJO Strollg Wi~dcats led l)y All-America Macy Continued from PUKe 7 - The 6·foot. 3· i~" h senior from Peru. Ind .. has logged Z62 more It.'urHS (' an Win. minutes uf playing time thon any, Hut if any t oam con be other Wildcat - marc than four ~onsi dered lO win the lOu,,"'a' whole games of playing t ime. ment, e.pecioll y th'e M idea.t lie's hit, more than .53 percent Regional, it' Kentucky . of his s hots from the field , which We say Congratulations H Kentucky wins' in Diddle is cons idered s uperior for a Arena Sunday, where Kentucky guard. He's also hit 100 o( 110 (ans will easily outnumber (ans o( free throws for a 91 percent any team it plays, it-will go lO the average and has dished out 259 Mideast Regional semifinals and assists. fin;,. in, d all places, Rupp Another key to the Wildcats is Arena, Kentucky's 23,500'seat the ploy of 7· 1 (res hman center home. Bowie. Although at time. early The sLrengths that mark this tltis season Bowie IVOS hardly )'~8r 's K e ntu c~y learn are noticeable on the court, h~ has bal8n~e , depth and on almost since become one of the most and Good Luck in the NCAA perfl'Ct court leader. productive Wildcats. Bowie could A characteristic of champion· be a key to Ken tucky's shIp te"ms the pu·.t few years is tournament play. and Holl said balunn-d scoring. Kenlucky has he thinks Bowie is getting belter I hr.,,' players in double figures led by t he minute. by Kyle Mocy ( 15.7). nm Bowie " Sum 's improved 100 percent 1\3.3 ) and Freddie Cowan (121. GO B ·DG, RED·g this season," Hall said, " and he After those, four more players continues Lo improve with every average better than five points game." per outing. So Kentucky appear. ready to As many coacheJ! hlIve said, roll, but as it has been in so many WiS" Kentucky loses very little when games t his season, Kentucky ~ ,. . . ~ -~~------~~-- - 3-7-80 Herold NCAA lulU /i S·olomon leads Gobblers - Continued" from .Page 3- "There are some favorites," he. storter to average in double said. "If you are in the fino) 48. fi gures. Henson, • 6-6 forward. lack of the ability to come from you have a shot at it. I am sure • averages • ~ I'o.nt5 and 5.1 behind. Western feels the some way rebounds per game. " We have a good ball club," because they have .a good ball "We ore not ~ one-man ball Moir said . "Last year's team was club. If you have a I>ad night, you club," Moir said. "Our reserves quicker. When we get down we pack it up for the year." can score: We feel that they can, don't come bock as quick. We Tcch has t hree starters in and if a player gets t he hot hand can't aff9rd to get behind. We double figures, il)cluding lost we get the ball to him." have got to s hoot the boll well." year's Metro freshman of t.he - Moir helieves hi. team mat.che. Moir said the team has trouble year, Dale Solomon. up pretty well with Western. He coming bock because it is often Solomon was the firs t said that although the team has a unable to apply pressure to its freshman to make the Metro slight advantage in the front opponents. AII ·Tournament team, aver·aging court, he believe. Western has Tcch has lo.t four of its last 17.8 and .hooting 56 percent the adyantage at guard. seven games. Moir .oid the team from the field . Thi. year the Tech's guards are 6-1 Dexter played well in three of those 6·foot, 8·inch sophomore is Reid and 6·4 Schneider. Both games against good competition. leer averaging 16.7 ppints and pulling Western gu~ds , Billy Bryant The Gobblers fell to !.ouisville down 7.6 rebounds. and Trey Trumbo, are &5. twice. i~c1uding a 56·54 overtime loss. The Gobblers also lost to "Solomon is a strong ~Iayer " Bryant is awfully Quick for Memphis State, 65·63, in and good shooter," Moir said. . 6·5," Moir said. " They (Western I overLime. " He is a good all·around ball have good athletes. Overall ' it player. He is a better cI~fensive appears to be a good mat.chup. I n the team's last game, the player lIjis year and a better though I haven't seen them play opening round of t he Metro pcsser. except on television. That home . t ourna m ent, Tech dropped a crowd can make the home team 14'point d ecision , 65·6 1. to Wayne Robinson is the team's ' play a little better." Cincinnati. leading rebounder with 8.2 per game. The 6-9'ft senior is the .fn lost year's NCAA tourney, Moir said that Tech is team's sccond leading scorer with physically in good shope. " If Tech beat Jacksonville, 70·53, in 15:3 a game. the first rouni:! beCore losing to both teams rlay well , it should be national runner· up Indiana Stete, Les Henson is the third Tech a great bal game." 86·69. The Go.bblers also appeared in the 1976 tournament, IQsing in the first round to Weste rn Coach ties tourney record Michigan. 77-67, in overtime. In 1977. Tech beat Georgetown, FIO'rida State Coach . J oe game . Virginia Tech's Wayne Robinson scores against Florida 83·79. in the National .invitation . Will i ~ros 'will become the SloCOnd Williams JOIDS retfred coach State. Robinson leads the Hokies in rebo.unding with Tournament and lost t:o Ala" ' coach in Notional Collegiate ·Frank McGuire as the only coach 8.2 per game and is second in scoring with 15.3 points. barna, 79·72. Athletic A.sociation tournament to take three teams to the tou"';ament. Williams coachea Moir Iieves the Gobblers history to take three different Jacksonville to th ~ tOurnanient in ha'(e as good a , chance as school. to the Natio!,al tourna· I !t70 ,and . led Furman to five anybody to win this year's ment when the Se"minoles face NCAA appearances 'in 1971, NBC to ~lecast on Sunday tournament. Toledo in tonight '9 opening 1974, 1975 and 1978. - Continued (rom P"ge 2- chairman of NBC and a Western graduate) seems to be very proud ha,;nel 13 . The National of his roots there," Marooney Broadcasting Co. will feature said . " He's ' one of the great Sunday's games: however, .the executi ves of the age, and closest affiliates to Bowling everybody here loves him. So Green carrying the broadcast are coming to Western Kentucky WPSD·6 in Paducah and provides a little sentimentality W A VE·3 in Louisville. for us." Goodman is also the cousin of " We wou'ld have liked to former president Dero Downing. telecas t the games. but we dOli 't Marooney saia a crew of about have the rights, " saId Gene 45, including cameramen, video Prather, Channel 13 program and sound men and maintenance director. They station .is an men will be here Su,nday. American Broadcasting Co. Marooney added that a backup affiliate. " Our ability to get crew in New York would insert Friday's games is only because specials, commercials and other the NCAA is dOing the' telecast. " intermission devices. NBC's broadcast on Sunday "This will be Criqui's ftrSt timP, Bring in this ;'hich will feature Indiana and covering the NCAA. Pat ker has H'ERE -TO Coupon before Kentucky against Friday's win , done hundr<:ds, " Marooney said. ners - will bring national expo ".They·re two of our best OFFl:R YOU March 31, 1980 and sure to Diddle Arena. !Ulnouncers along .with I Dick I Don Criqui and Billy Packer:' Enberg and (AI) McGuire." you will re nd fon,ner Tech. He said that game will be assistan t director, will be telecast across mOre regions. of producer of NB'C ' s efforts, the country. Marooney, 42, is one of eigjlt "I get blamed for everything," NBC producers working the Maf(>oney said. "Our success will NCAA tournamcn~ . depend on the pictures' total '1 " We' re looking' forw ard to look, the sound and on working coming to Bowli;'g Gree n ," cooperations. OPEN LATE Maroone'{ said by phon.' ftom " Unlike any othe r s port. Mon,-Thurs, 11 a.m, ·l' p.m. Greenwood Mall ' 1 New Y o~k . " Most of us have maybe including pro football, the Fri.-Sat. , f a.m.·" a.m, 162S Scottsville Rd . n ~ \' c r been there but we·v €.' heard :-Ie A-A p N'sents tre n1 endou. SuOctay Noon·'" p.m. 782·9600 • n 10\ ahou\ it. res ponse," Maroo ncy said. "This " Julia n G o<:> clm an (rofme r , is rcqlly a ~ ~ ti o n o l l.O urnumcnt. ·· 1 . ' . \ I 12 IIlirold NCAA I"ue 3·7-80 . J .I 1-65 (Exit 22) Greenwood Interchange (.1 mile East of Greenwood Mall) OPEN ,24 hrs. Mon.-Sat. I SUD. until 10 p. m. 781.9477 Coffee lOe Countr'Y Fixens, Welcomes Fans and Player's to Bowling Green, Ky. and to the NCAA •••••••• 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. ~: •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. • •••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Country Fixens NCAA Spc('iul ·:• Coulliry Fixc'"'' N(:AA Spec'iul ' !.~ COUll try Fixens NCAA ~pec jul Specialty of the House i Fried Chicken Dinner ; Turkey and Dressing Country Ham (center slice), 2 Egr]s ' · forTwo Oanberry Sauce, 2 Vegetables, Biscuits and Gravy, Hash browns, 2 Vegetables and Salad Bar Only $5.00 and Salad Bar $2.95 Sliced Tomatoes, Cof[ee . Regular Price 6.50 :- Regular Price 3.50 Regular Price 4.50 NCAA Price 5.00 NCAA Price 2:95 NCAA Price 3.89 $ave SI.50 $ave .55 $ave .6. This Coupon Go~ Sunday, March 9, 19t1O COUPON GOOD THRU MARCH 15, 1980 • COUPON GOOD l'HRU MARCH 15, 1980 : ONLy ••....•..•...... •••...... ~ ...... · ' . ~ .. Mushroolll .60 Chili ,85 Specialty of t,be House Chick{'n Noodl{' .60 Bean .60 Country Ham (Center Slice). 2 Eggs. any style. Iiiscuits and TOllluto .60 Beef-Veget.&IJIe- .60 Gravy. Hashbrcwns .. Sliced Tomatoes. Coffee. S4.50 T ·Horll' Su'ak l~ " "' . 6.95 Grilled Pork Chops , t ..., 1I. ~u' " • .,d I"~ ,, ) 3.50 Rib·eye SLe:tl: Ii oz. .5.95 Rib·eye Steak·6 oz .. , .:•• ' II ,,",",,, ond Ii ... , .4.50 Country Ha~IICcllter Slicd .4.50 Country Ham, J [,,~, t h_' UI C~ . nd " ,., _, 3.50 Shrimp 6 oz. ,4.75 I,.ittle Smokey, , t,,,,,, II ,~", ...nol (0 ,,,, 2.50 . Grilled Pork Chops :3.95 Baked Ham. , tf{,l(" MIM UI a., . nd I~,." 3.00 Hamburger Steak .. , .3.25 Sausage, '! r.J(."''' UI~ ' UIU end t: ra, } 2,25 Catfish . .. . 3.50 Bacon. J .. ~ .. BI"4,-uu, and C.til' ,I 2,25 Fried Chicken , .. 3.25 Two Eggs. Biscuits and Gravy 1.10 AU Dinners Served With 2 Vegetables One Egg. Biscuits and Gravy · ,80 or French Fries or Baked Potato and Salad Bar Ilamburgcr .95 Dacon. ·Let. & Tom . . , 1,75 Plain Omelette 1.50 Club Sandwich 2.40 Chicken Fi~h Sandwich . 1.15 Ham. Sausage. Bacon or Cheese 1.75 Country Ham , >Q 2.20 Filet Baked Ham . , . .. 1.80 Country Fixens Omelette . :i.25 Cheeseburger 1.10 Sandwich HotDog , .70 Ham, Tomato. Cheest!. Onion. Peppers, Gril\IGQ.ee~e , ' .90 1.65 French- Fries .65 Ham and Cheesl' 1.95 Onion Rings .75 T~llderioin, Bbtuits and Gravy 3.75 Hotcakes . 1.40 French Toast 1."0 Waffles 1 "0 Bowl 01 Bean!. Cooked ill CoulIlry Ham with Corn Bn'au 1.25 Bllrhe<:ue on Cnrncilkes ' , , . .. , " ...... , . 2.75 HashIJroWll s .00 Bi ~(uil s nr 'l'oasl 8. ,1 ('l1y .55 R OASI B~f Sandwich, Whipped Potatol!.S 3ud Gravy 2.95 Grits .55 Sllllsilgegra"y" Uis~lI i! s 1.35 Sausag.. & Bisnli~~ 1.80 Oa lnl<.'lJl 7S Country It a", & Bi"~lIil " 2.75 C<.lld Cereal 7S Coff"" .10 Buttermilk .40· .55 Danish ,50 Il otllune,v BlIlI 60 Sanks .'10 M.t~ Shakes 'T"otnato ,lulce .35 Cillnamun Tuasl ,65 En!;lish M uffihs .&5 Milk .4S-. 55 .80 Grapt'inlil .35 BREAKFAST SERVED ANYTIM~! We Serve RC .4 0-.50 Orange .Julce , ~O· , 55 , . H omemadt. Pies and ,Cobblers .75 . ... -...... - .. : .. - . ~--.,.