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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1973
Page
5
The page lists a long basketball schedule with numerous players and a separate probate notice dated November 6 1973. It includes court and estate details with publication dates through February 1964 and invitations for various games across multiple towns.
In the District Court of Iowa for Palo Alto County the will of Arnold N. Girres deceased dated February 27, 1965 was admitted to probate on November 6, 1973 with no personal administration planned. Potential challengers must file within one year from the second publication in this county. The notice lists multiple basketball schedule dates associated with the case.
Bob Joyce stood strong in the short middle against Everly's passing attack. He made multiple tackles as Everly pushed runs off the ends and prevented long gains with quickness. Joyce saved a touchdown with a tackle on a screen pass and delivered a key hit on Graettinger's kickoff to force out of bounds.
John made two key tackles at the end of the first quar ter to halt Everly’s threat. He stopped a Graettingers advance at the eleven yard line in the closing minute of the second quarter. A pass sack on the thirty five yard line forced an eleven yard loss and a potential touchdown was saved. Fans gave him a standing ovation for his leadership.
The coach and school praise J. R. Brown for leadership on a successful football squad. Though injured in the Ruth ven game, he attended practices amid pain and kept urging teammates on. Alongside John Anderson and Tim Kulow, he led early preseason work, and many hoped he would finish the season strong at fullback.
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