Mites Beat Terris 5-2 in Graettinger June Game
Graettinger Mites defeat Terril 5 to 2 at Graettinger on June 26 with John Millen and Terry Masters in the battery. Millen homered driving in runs. Terril errors helped the Mites widen the gap.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
9
Graettinger Mites defeat Terril 5 to 2 at Graettinger on June 26 with John Millen and Terry Masters in the battery. Millen homered driving in runs. Terril errors helped the Mites widen the gap.
Graettinger high school loses 7-6 to Estherville on June 29 with Tim Kulow and Holly Dawson forming the battery. Estherville pitchers Irwin, Halsted, and Sifrit held the visitors to six runs on eight hits. Graettinger hitters include Stiles, Nicol, Kulow, Duus, and Dawson with a mix of singles and a double. PeeWees drop to Ruthven on June 30 as Terry Heller and Rick Baas toil behind a Ruthven attack, while PeeWee batters Iverson Baas and Westergard collect singles. On June 27 Graettinger Midgets blank Everly 8-0 in three innings before rain ends the game. Kulow doubles and triples lead Rick Kulow, Steve Dawson, and Kinnett.
Graettinger Midgets defeated Terris 9 to 6 on June 30 with 6 runs in the fourth inning aided by 3 walks and 3 hits. Dave Kinnetz closed the game with bases loaded strikeout. Graettinger also split two earlier games that week, including a 7-1 loss at Esthaville and a 7-2 Terril loss during a separate Graettinger game. The PeeWees and junior high squads posted wins, while local softball teams dominated with multiple scoring innings and standout players like Mike Fries, John Millen, Steve Dawson, and Rick Kulow. Weekend visitors from Denmark, hospital notes, and church notices filled out community updates.
Sue Osher, Marcia Peterson, Cinday England and 4-Hers from Emmet and surrounding counties left Friday by chartered bus for Washington D C to attend a six day citizenship short course at the National 4-H Center. The group totals 160 youths from ten counties in the region with Mrs Earl Nepps of Estherville as chaperone. Twelve Emmet county 4-H members join the trip. Diane Simonsen, Gary Simonsen and Valarie Simonsen, former area residents now in Orange City, attended the Explo Religious revival in Dallas June 12 17. Twelve Orange City youths traveled by plane from Omaha with Diane acting as emcee for her church. Roger Rustad received a F F A scholarship to Buena Vista College. House moves and family visits are noted for Estherville residents. Amy Osher hospitalized with a virus infection. expected release Sunday.
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