The Greenville News from Greenville, South Carolina • Page 35

Friday, August 17, 1973 (Emntnil ftfc 3b oox WRM, enow, You'll 65T TO BAT AT LEA5T TLOO MORE TiM THE tOAV. TEETH MARK ARE NOTGOOPj I HELD OVER! GREER 877-963S 2 MHEAIRES' tpril m' THREE DEFIANT COMPANIONS A' JSKf meuHuu twrcii I ih.o. Action and Suspense WALT D1SNE I of "THE GETAWAY" MUSTH SQUE 711 z. PRODUCTIONS present One little Indian 7ECHMCOLOflGj2 HBSP8H1 Rollin Butler Set For Race UTE SHOW FRL I SAT. lUO P.M.

ALL SEATS $1.50 PAUL NEVfilAU MAULDIN 277-1910 AND "FIST FULL OF DOLLARS" CUNT EASTWOOD IS BACK IN TOWN By DAVID HOWELL News Sports Writer 7 DOWNTOWN GREER I Rftllin Rlltlpr nlreorlu Viae noon 877-5081 NOW! UTE SHOW FRI. SAT. 11:30 P.H. ALL SEATS J1.50 DOMINIQUE SANDA GREER 877-9638 "LADY AND THE TRAMP" ADULTS $1.50 CHILD .75 SHOWS 2-5-8 P.M. HEY KIDS! The BIG day is here! SATURDAY at 2 P.M.

we will be giving away our ANTIQUE CAR. Be here. YOU MAY "EVEL KENIVEL" THE WORLD'S GREATEST MOT0RCVCIE DIRE DEVIL -plu. "SON OF BLOB" Installed the favorite, but wants to do well this weekend. The Greenville realtor who moved here from his native Florida a few years ago will be competing in the Piedmont Formula Vee Pro Championship race Sunday at the Road Atlanta, a course near Gainesville, Ga.

It starts at 2 p.m., and a lot of sponsors will have their eyes on him. It's a big weekend any way. epic stor of wooden derricks, iron men a defiant woman. LOWER LEVEL WADE HAMPTON MALL Th STANLEY KRAMER PretfudlWi 2nd BIG WEEK GEORGE C.SCOTT 235-2834 FAYEDUNAWAY JOHN MILLS The Continental Championshipa $50,000 event for I HgLD Formula 5,000 cars will be held after the Formula Vee sprint. v- ufl Ill I avill II nil II 1 WALKING TALL Is This Years BILLY JACK! It's a 30-lapper and sensational Jody Scheckter of South Africa SHOWS I xt Frl.

"A MAN CALLED NOON" Ne is favored in it, and his com OKLAHOMA CRUDE ffliuni iuoi TURN OUT TO BE A Great Movie About petition will come from the likes of David Hobbs of England, rian Redman, and former Indy THIS YEAR'S OvlFV 12th WEEK 500 winner Mark Donohue, YOUNG LOVE! Between Scheckter and Redman they have won all six races SLEEPER AND EMULATE THE RUNAWAY SUCCESS OF "BILLY JACK'." nu Who needs the world when you own the i moon and stars? so far in the series. Most of the practice and quali ATTEND MATINEES FOR CHOICE 1 1 oik il rviwvr.y Thi it the en rated movie parent should bring their TEENAGE children to see! fying is scheduled Saturday. A morning practice is slated for the Continental drivers. Then SHOWS 1 ADULTS $2.00 CHILD S1.Q0 SEATS uart of the Continental auaft J1.00 until 3 Wrewev MARCNORM DAVID r.t- Lmwt STANLEY KRAMER 'pjj tuMHMiuKitteutw UlWMIIMUKfttrSCflTtt fying will be held and the rest on Sunday. Formula Vee time "friends' trials will be held Saturday AND SAT.

11:15 ALL SEATS S1.S0 NEXT ATTRACTION: RICHARD HARRIS IN "CAMELOT" (G) jnorning. elton john0 Butler has been racing in the I iJ I il ill MAULDIN I 1J I 111 llli I 277-1910 I 1 1 SHOWS ADMISSION MAT. 1.50 .75 EVE. $2.00 1.00 Formula Vee, which is the smallest of the formula cars. in hi Now, he is ranked No.

1 in the Southeast. The rankings are NOW EVERYONE CAN FALL IN LOVE based on points. Also, he's con sidered as one of the top two or three drivers in the coun try- Also competing in the race SEE SLAUGHTER TAKE ON KARATE KILLERS will be Bob Haynes of Columbia, IN SAVAGE SCENES! T-0-D-A-Y who is Butler's terminate Butler maintains his own cars along with Haynes'. This team WITH HAROLD and MAUDE RUTHGORDON winroRT has done well this season, and should be among the co- lavorites. Already they are serious contenders for the point championship to be decided in Co-tarring Vivion Pieklei the October runoffs.

Since Butler's been on the iltli wlc. in Detroit That lne movie uw packs 'em in 6 times yearly in Atlanta-That was a smash at our midnite showings-It Back! Formula Vee trail, he's done everything on his own without heavy sponsorship. It's also gratifying to note he's been to the runoffs the past two years and was second. So, he hopes is i no go on to otner cars. Butler i had used Havnes I With Songs by Cat Stevens mount as a backup car last .1 1 WT 1 11 SOON 1 "MEET ME IN I 0 COLOR hv M0VIEIA8 T0DD-0 35 year in tne nationals, tie reDuiii the car from the frame up.

Now this season is turning out to be the best one Haynes and 1 I 3 I if jS- i Butler have naa. RANDE BOULcVAn Butter was invited to -Afrwp ITIP UfTI F.R" MOVIE Y. participate in a pro race last IIM RDfllAM AIIRWTPD'Q RIR DID.nCC" ITS THAT Jf CO HOSTEL year at san Juan, Puerto kico, hut rMined the invitation. Ollll UIUI1H III uunuui llll DIU lll Wt I v' Cn UnllAUnM nflM CTDni in prtnii urnnn.nifiunnuiiillue i lu miiiviHrium uumoinuuu uluimh ncnuru niunHnu iiillihivio Another event he participated in two vears aeo was in the I BROCK PETERS "THE PKODUt y4 A riot. The funniest since t.he4 Brundage Formula Vee race at paytona Beach, ria.

ne arew a terrible qualifying number, 22nd. and was forced to start Marxbromers." SHOWS AT 1-3-5-7-9 from there. But he won the qualifying event. Later in the big race, Butler was fighting tha lpnrt. hut had the misfortune of being involved in COMPLETE SHOWS 11 fTTIriVJdrillSrtitli I THE JACKAL an accident.

Some of the bieeest names MIND-BL0WINU SUSPENSE! -Charles Champlin, L.A. Times "SUPERB! in the business, like former world driving champion, Jackie Stewart, consider Road Atlanta one of the tougher courses with its winding 2.52-mile asphalt THE DETECTIVE SIMPLY stretching arouna tne layout. And Butler will be there again. honing to do well in his FASCINATING!" r.I division i fttW fomnetition in the field 55: THE UJRm TARGET J9 fMI 388881 Sk -Judith Crist, i THE New York Magazine r.MMQMITH Is expected to come from the west coast crowa ana irom Europe. Only the fastest 40 cars will start.

EDWARD FOX COLOR It would be appropriate for Butler to win, since he's done so well this season. He sure LAST 5 DAYS deserves it. I Track Club I Holds Meet 1 njirifinc 'My Some 50 runners of all ages turned out Thursday for the weekly all-comers track meet, sponsored bv the Greenville ii unc JXjfL JAMES W). 11 Deader Track Club, at Fur man Universitv. ivuigest I WW piesenis Among the standouts were Thelma Palmer, Danny joyner mm Andrew Dean in the seven ii ran under division, while Sassy Griggs, Joel Dean arat caroiyn Palmer were winners in tne 1A.iinipr In the 11-13 division, Jackie Mnrrnv nnri Mel villi Wright Were llll JOHNNY WHITAKER WARREN OATES color 1 StjT I Cinemascope.

ri Jndiaft i laiWsfeL $i-00 'or I lower 1 1:30 to 2:30 i.iii)Mi,attimij 1:30 to 2:30 impressive, while inthe 14-16 1 Class lkMI noma tuiu ivaj were standouts. NOW SHOWING Adrian Craven won the mile run with a time of 5:02.2, with Tom Robinson second1 with a KfMf uidiiuims vvbu i TECHNICOLOR Is uveand letdie COLOR 'PO 5:03.1 clocking. Ladies' Day Golf Results Fountain Inn SimpsMvlllt Low Gross Betj SHumatei Low Ntt -Betty Usllton, Joyc. Cook. Low Putts-Lib Caldwell, Special Evertt Audrey Bolen.

whippooRWILL Low Putts: Mole Ruth Treuschl nlne-hole-Belty Pressley. FINAL WEEK II LllltKil'r11''' t'1''1 1 ItXcI 11.1 IIIIIMTIIWljHft rftMMiiMiwMa, ypffl3iZfflMtiiy k1 i..