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Chief's Crown heads 111th Derby running py MHOCIB18Q rre?? LOUISVILLE, Ky. ? Chief's Crown's record speaks for itself, and trainer Roger Laurin would just as soon have it that way. Having won six straight races, including three this year, Chief's Crown is the solid favorite for Saturday's 111th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. In his last start, the colt impressively won the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland. Chief's Crown's main opposition is expected to come from the late-charging Proud Truth and a pair of front-runners ? Spend A Buck, the Garden State Stakes winner, and Eternal Prince, the Wood Memorial winner. AT LEAST 13 3-year-olds were expected to be entered for the $250,000-plus, 1 1/2-mile classic, the first leg of thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown that also includes the Preakness and Belmont Stakes. The 49-year-old Laurin speaks confidently but mattcr-offactly about the son of Danzig and grandson of the great Secretariat. "vjnce ne itijikcs me icau, ne uocsn i pass wic- uicc, witlow-key Laurin said in a rare moment of boasting. "I like the hand I've got. 1 wouldn't trade my horse for the whole field." Chief's Crown worked a half-mile in 47 3' seconds Wednesday over a track made sloppy by a driving rainstorm. See "Derby," page 15 Save a LIFE. .* u mmmm ^ipp A SPECIAL F CAN HELP YOU IN With graduation here, you're probably new car. Chrysler Corporation undei graduate s problems establishing a cr< ? i % i and getting together enougn casn u new car purchase. Now yon can affon thanks to Chrysler's special p Gold Key program for col- I lege graduates. j You can drive a new a 1985 Chrysler or Plymouth j | SEND! _ Name t I Address ' lily | Citllt'Kt* ?>i I (.r.idii.ttin I I I Offsides (tackle HIM TACKLE 1 f? 1 MM! HC'S <W THE BAUJ.\ v Yr \\ fMl. Gamecocks spon From Staff Reporis Former I JSC soccer nlavers will return to campus this Saturday to battle underclassmen of the 1984 squad in the Sixth Annual Alumni game. The event will take place at the Graveyard soccer field on campus at 3 p.m. Admission is free. Alumni teams have never lost to the Use your head ? Plea: IIOGRAM FOR NEW GRAI HO A NEW CHRYSLER OH ready for a for a fraction of t rstands the ably low monthly ] sdit history from the receipt o 3 finance a of this exclusive p * /r *i 11 :l a new car, ivian me cou m f tmm mam mmm mmm mmm mmmm mmm mmam mmm mmm mmm mmm mmm I FIND OUT MflllE NIUnL. ^1Y MATKHIALS IX) THE ADDRESS BELOW. Stale v Zip I 'nivfrsily >11 I).!(?' M.nl In l'hf\-?lfr |*l\lilotilli V '?ll?vr I >r.i<|ti.t(r I'rihfMtn ?1 I- li'llcrMtii Am'iiih' IStunt Ml IE'5 6CTTHE BALL if 1 T7, i/?y OOM'T TMEy TACKLE LL C >v?y sor annual alumi varsity, although a 2-2 tic occurred last year. Many of the alumni team's members have professional experience, and many played on the 1979 Gamecock squad invited to the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament. n :li- r~- n|,, I'UNMUic Mciiici^ iui nit ciiuiimm icaiu se don't drink and di c* DUATES I PLYMOUTH. he purchase cost, with affon payments. You have six montl f your degree to take advanta* >rogram. pon below and get full detai T of this special Gold Key program for you, |vp the new college B^JL I graduate. Act now. ft/ i I I I I I I I I J By Jess MacCallum* W/SE HE'S THE PITCHER.JH ^ J tql rii soccer game I include Brian Winstcad, who holds USC records for most goals scorcd in a game, a season and a career. j Paul Turin, goalie for the 1979 team, played for the Tulsa Roughnecks in the North American Soccer League and the St. Louis Steamers of the Major Indoor Soccer League. ive. 1 , i "1 ^ 35mm Prints and filiriois from the same roll Kodak MP film ... Eastman Kodak's professional color motion picture (MP) film . now adapted for still use in IQ | )5mm cameras by Seattle FilmWorks. Its micro-fine irrain and nch color satura tion meet the exacting standards of the movie industry. Shoot in low or bnght light from 200 ASA up to 1200 ASA. Get prints or slides, or both, from the same roll. Enjoy the very latest in photographic technology with substantial savings. -j* INTRODUCTORY OFFER __ Ruih me two 20-e xpojure rolls of your leading KODAK y? MP film ? Kodak S247* (200 5^" ASA) Enc lo?ed it $ 2.00.1 "d like to be able to get color pnntt or slides (or both) from i|q (hf umc roll and exp<nrnc( ih? ttmarkablc versatility this pt ofeitumal quality film mhb NAME ADDRESS < sM CITY ];r;i| STATE ZIP 1' i'' tj LnM 1 n*t ftt miiMii fce4?Jk SM7 * ?.rflM?ro4 *1 tfif t**e*e U** C?o#wiy Mctl io: fW.nU fJnAVoAj P.O. BoiiC-MOM r Stank, WA 96114 'WHlwOWOiM ev