Spotter Honors Son John Yates in Red Haven Memorial
John Yates of Madison County earns the Red Haven Memorial Award, honoring three-sport dedication at Anderson High School. The 1976 recipient follows his father Gene Yates’s athletic legacy while showcasing grit in football basketball and track through a demanding senior year.
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Grant Signs 5-Year Pact With Vikings
Bud Grant, 42, of Superior Wisconsin, signed a five year contract to remain head coach of the Minnesota Vikings. The deal, reportedly around 35 000 per year, extends through 1974 and continues the team’s strong organization. Winters announced the signing and praised Grant for building a solid staff and a competitive club after taking over in 1967.
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Butsler Wins Season Opener at Putt-Putt Event
Eldon Butsler captured the season opening 26 hole amateur Love ney event on Wednesday night. Greg Davis and John Mason earned trophies for first three places. Davis Mason and Craig Richards tied for second with 73s, Davis 217 and Mason 18 in a nine hole playoff for seconds and thirds.
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Fish Fry Bingo Carnival at Longfellow School
All come Friday May 22 from 8 to 10 p.m. for a fish fry and bingo carnival at Longfellow School. Proceeds support school activities and student programs.
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Yates Wins Red Haven Memorial Award From Madison Heights
John Yates, standout at Madison Heights High School, received the second annual Red Haven Memorial Award as one of eight nominees. He starred in football, basketball, and track during his high school career and plans to attend Purdue University. The traveling trophy goes to MHHS for a year.
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Gary Roosevelt Favored For Track Crown In Indianapolis
Gary Roosevelt is seen as a top contender at the Indiana track meet in Indianapolis with rivals from Lafayette Elkhart and Fort Wayne. The article notes strong marks in the half mile and two mile events, including Hill versus Martin in the 220 yard dash and Bir challenging in the two mile, with state meet records under pressure in vault, long jump, and relay events.
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Brown Sets ABA Playoff Scoring Record in Pacers Rout
Brown scored 52 points to break Elgin Baylor's ABA playoff mark as the Indiana Pacers defeated the Los Angeles Stars 147-120 in Anaheim. Rick Barry of Washington led the league with 52 points against Denver earlier this season and drew praise for Brown's one on one prowess. The series heads to Indianapolis with the Pacers one win from the NBA style best of seven title series.
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Grandview Women Announce May Golf Results
The Grandview May Breakfast 9-Hole Putting Tournament was won by Betty Koling with 12 putts. Virginia Cue and Larraine Allen tied for second with 14 putts each. A group finished at 18 putts including Margaret McCallister Mary Lou Foster and Arione Poors.
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