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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1970
Page
10
Louisville sports column analyzes post positions for the 96th Derby. Favorites struggle with outside starts as Corn Off The Cob My Dad George and Terlago face traffic issues. Diane Crump rides Fathom, becoming the second filly to ride in a Derby, in a field of 18.
The National Football League trading deadline produced two minor moves. Willis Crenshaw moved from the St. Louis Cardinals to the Denver Broncos for a future draft pick, while the New Orleans Saints sent linebacker Ted Davis to the Oakland Raiders for another draft choice, all before the 4 p.m. EDT cutoff. Crenshaw, a 6 foot 1, 230 pound back, expected to bolster Denver’s backfield pass blocking behind Floyd Little and Bob Anderson, after losing his starting job last season to Cid Edwards and with Larry Stogett drafted as the Cardinals’ top pick earlier.
Protanto, the Derby entry from trainer Mack Miller, suffered a left front ankle swelling and was withdrawn on Friday. The 3 year old Native Dancer colt had been drawn for post eight, leaving 17 horses to race in the 96th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Diane Crump, the first woman to ride in the Derby, will be aboard Fathom as the field goes to post.
Terry Fox pitched five innings of two hit ball while four Pendleton Heights batters each had two hits as the Arabs defeated Highland 8-3. Pendleton built its lead with a five run fifth, leaving Highland 0-4 and set for a game at Muncie Central Friday.
Highland frosh dominated the Scots track meet, blasting Frankton 96 to 22 as Kerr, Looper and Campbell led field events with multiple blue ribbons. Eagles’ Busby and Jones each earned two seconds. Highland swept most events with Kell and Stewart strong in sprints and relays.
A brief notice announces a members only event at Redman Lodge scheduled for Sunday May 3 at 6 a.m. The item provides limited details beyond access restriction to members.
The San Diego Chargers traded tight end Jacque MacKinnon to the Green Bay Packers for a draft choice. In nine NFL seasons he has 112 receptions for 2,107 yards and 20 touchdowns, from Colgate University.
The IHSAA announced schedules for the fourth annual baseball playoffs. Madison Heights hosts the semi state revival after a year in Richmond with weather problems. Alexandria joins Anderson sectional. Pendleton Heights moves to Greenfield Central.
Anderson College baseball hosts Marian College of Indianapolis at Memorial Field in a 1:30 p.m. doubleheader before hosting Concordia in track. The baseball Ravens, 6-6 with a 4-2 conference mark, aim to rebound after three straight losses. Scott Kirksey leads hitters at .350 with 2 homers and 8 RBIs while Kevin Lane boosts the squad with 9 hits in 21 at bats. Track coach Jim Macholtz seeks a winning season with a 4-1-1 record as the team nears the end of its schedule. Bill Beard set a school shot put record at 47 feet 7 inches.
Albany built early lead to 3 0, then 7 3, as Highland rallied with two in the sixth and three in the seventh to reach within one run. Forst led Highland with three hits and five RBIs, but allowed seven runs in five innings as Highland slips to 0 3 and prepares to host Pendleton Heights.
A New York study reports glaucoma causes blindness for about 3,400 people annually. The condition affects many adults, highlighting the need for early detection and treatment options.
Twenty four teams competed in Idlewold's breakfast and Florida Best Ball pro am Sunday with Eric Flowers of the Pendleton club reporting. Buck Moore delivered a chip for a birdie on the third extra hole to lift his team of Paul Abney Bill Powers and Bill Bryant to first place. Crosley Murphy Marion Morris and Ralph Fisher claimed second after a playoff birdie by Crosley on the fifth extra hole. Ju lian Miller O Brian Keesling earned third. fourth went to Kendall Morrison Barnett Maloney. Abney also won the longest drive at 280 yards.
Political advertisement cites John Rehm seeking Democratic nomination for the 20H county council at large seat. Ad promotes background and public service in a local party campaign context.
Pirate golfers defeated Lawrence Central 399 to 439 at Old Oakland Country Club. Medalist Max Minnick led with 76. Other Pirate scores included Donaldson 82 Todd 77 McLaughlin 84 Manifold 80. Lawrence Central counters Thompson 82 Jackson 90 Smith 87 Morris 90 Sechrist 92.
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