Eight Candidates Named For Red Haven Memorial Award
Eight Madison County high school stars vie for the fourth annual Red Haven Memorial Award to be presented at noon by the Anderson Exchange Club in the YMCA Mulberry Room. Nominees include Dan Carwile Madison Heights, Stan Daugherty Alexandria, Bruce Etchison Elwood, Stephen Gephardt Anderson, Jimmy Howell Lapel, Gary Rudig Highland, Eric Smith Pendleton, and Jim Truex Frankton, all recognized for athletic and academic achievement.
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Red’ Haven
Whic
Anderson Exchange Club
Ymca Mulberry Room
Madison County
Dan Jacob Carwile
Madison Heights
Stanton Richard
Stan) Daugherty
Alexandria
Bruce Etchison
Elwood
Stephen Gephardt
Anderson
Jimmy Jack Howell
Lapel
Gary Lee Rudig
Higa
Eric Smith
Pendleton
Sac- Heights
James R. Truex
Frankton
Notch
Admira
O.W
Red
John Yates
Haven
Clarence
Julia Carwile
Dan
Fellowship of Christian
Daugherty
Hoosier
Indiana
Richard Daugherty
Etchison
Maurice Etchison
Bruce
Gephardt
AHS
Tribe
David Gephardt
Steve
National Honor Society
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Howell
White River
Jack Howell
Jimmy
Rudig
Highland
Air Force Academy
J. H.rudig
Na‘Club
Science Club
H-Club
Smith
Pendleton Heights
Eric
Truex
Robert G
Anna L. Truex
Jim
Talon Club
Rotary Club Honors Three Mr Sportsmanship Winners
Anderson Highland and Madison Heights high schools selected Mr Sportsmanship winners from among nominees. Don Courtney of Anderson, Kent Kreegar of Highland and Dan Carwile of Madison Heights were honored with certificates and plaques.
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Dan Carwile
Madison Heights
Kent Kreegar
Highland
Don Courtney
Anderson High
YMCA
Anderson Rotary Club
Herald
Shari Keys
Regenold Named Sportsman of the Year by Anderson Downtown
Jim Regenold, former Madison Heights star and Ball State standout, is honored as Sportsman of the Year by the Anderson Downtown Coaches Club. Award ceremony is Wednesday at 6 30 PM during Edgewood Country Club event. Regenold set Ball State scoring marks with 716 in a season and 1 685 career points.
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Jim Regenold
Madison Heights
Ball State University
Anderson Downtown
Regenold
DCC
Edgewood Country Club
Phil Buck
Buck
Rocky Bowers
DePauw University
Anderson
Bob Freeman
Randy Davis
Anderson Packers
Ken Johnson
Cincinnati Bengals
Ray Jones
Anderson Country Club Foll
Steve Barnett
Rex Robbins
Virgil Carter
Bengals
Ball State
BSU
Indians coast to 18 stroke golf win at Edgewood
Richmond Anderson's Indians dominated Richmond 424 to 454 at Edgewood. Dick Peck Steve Douglass and Scott Steger each posted 73 while Cue 74 Roberts 78 led a pack. Red Devils Ron Melling tied at 73. Anderson reserves also won. The Tribe next plays at Muncie North Thursday.
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Dan Skaggs
Bran McFarland
Anderson
Tribe
Muncie North
King Resigns Schaus Named Purdue Cage Coach
Fred Schaus said he is leaving the Los Angeles Lakers to coach Purdue University, returning to college basketball at 46. He will succeed George King as Purdue's head coach, with the Lakers’ GM speaking from his Forum office.
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Schaus
LOS Angeles
Fred Schaus
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Purdue Boilermakers
Lakers
George King
Purdue
Lakers Hire Fred Schaus as Coach After West Virginia Ties
West Lafayette quotes show Schaus leaving Purdue to take over the Los Angeles Lakers. He cites fan base, college-town environment, and a history with the team as key factors guiding his decision. Jerry West era notes and Cooke expresses regret at the move.
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Ind
Schaus
King
West Virginia
Jerry West
West
Mountaineers
Lakers
New York
Los Angeles
Fred Schaus
Purdue
Freeman to Attend Alabama after high school signing
Greg Freeman, a 6-7 center for Anderson High School, signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Alabama yesterday. The move makes him the fourth Anderson High athlete coached by Ray Estes to join Alabama, following protégés from Bridgeport, Illinois. Freeman played 45 varsity games, scored 310 points, and was a leading rebounder with a career high 16 points in the 1970 sectional and again against Muncie Southside in 1971. His brother Rod Freeman, a former AHS standout, will be a Vanderbilt senior next year.
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Greg Freeman
Anderson High School
University of Alabama
Freeman
Anderson
Ray Estes
Alabama
Estes
Bridgeport
Ill
Indians
Daleville
Muncie Southside
Greg
Rod Freeman
AHS
Vanderbilt
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