Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-11-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
FOOT BALL HURRAH


no. ward Mills tcenter); Leon Jones
ard william Carr (Guards). Francis
srosse and LLOYD Crothers (tackles):
esIao Warren and kirby Hart (enfs)
Charlie Jones' lfuH- -back): Leon Pa
eoe, and Lain Warren (half-baclss):
sns william RYAN fauarter- -hsck-).
The first score was made ny Sho-
,ynore II, the first quarter which was
ssfety. counting two points. This Is
sog II hsppenesi: Riehfieid puntod
ar The te. yard lire. The ball waE
slocked by Shoehone player ard went
:. sonrcsne hack ri their gpsi. TIE boil
rlas recovered b% one of tne Rfchheid
players WHO was downed back OF their
goal
rre next acore was 2 touchdown
rade by Richfeid afer which they
escieed = successful goal Shortly af
r-~ fbis the first quarter Eas 1p. with
me score. Richfieid 7 and Shoshone 2
RichneId made touchdown In the
second quarter when Lain Warren
Kissed his attempted tackle of F7etch
~. the Richfieid nsn, near the side
s4e-
shoshone's touchdown came in the
5-cend quarter, as a result OF a line
pIunge through the right tackle. by
sa-oga- Al the end OF the first half.
sae score was. Richfield II and Sho-
saoue 8.
Warren and Hart changed ends 'n
he third quarter. Murphy replaced
crosse at right tackle
Near the end Of the last ha;E Sho
snone exhibited real football Cap
tain Jones made q successful place
kiek from the 52 YARD itne. Shoshone
tren received snd by forward masses
the ban was worked TO z1thfn thirty
yards OF tire Richfieid goal Another
snccessfrt place kick by Captain Jrnes
with Ryan holding the bah. gave three
more points to Shostone- Again Sho-
secre received and by end rfns and !
forward passes the bah WAS advanced |
70 the forty yard fine. Zones again |
place kicked trl;e to style. with Ryan I
soIding the ball I
As oniy one minute Vas left 70 play /
-either side bad the opportunity TO
score again. The game ended With
Shcshone 1s and Richfieid u
1t was r7ln,ored by good foot bah
sritics that SToshone, exhibited the
best style in place kicks of any high !
school In the state.
The Besslin School gave . very in
rsresting Halloween program last Sat
urday evening About seventv-five
guests were present At the close OF
the program. Miss MCGOWAN. the Co.
nurse. spoke on the health work 70 be
accomplished through the co-onera-
ton OF community and sc l0o'
After this. the guests founi some
Jolly fires outside where -ts5 = ts's:: = 4
'-xeinies" and were served delicious
coffee and sandwiches.
Ghosts mingled. with the crowd. but
zee noticed they were ready for their
share OF refreshments.
THE HALLOWEEN PARTY
The Halloween party of last Sat
urday was one Of the biggest and pep
lest" parties ever pulled of in Sho-
snone High School. Everyone came
dressed In the gayest OF colors and
decked with ruffles and pon-pons ga
lore. The party started out with the
good old fashioned game Of drop the
handkerchief. which brought out the
spirit In everybody. The dancing then
began and at different intervals be-
tween dancing other games were played I
one OF them benig g peanut scramble.
A large paper bag full OF peanuts
was suspended from the middle OF the
ceiling. Then one CT the larger boys
took took swing at II with base
ball bat. sending the peanuts flying
in all directions. with the players af-
ter them. The point In the game was
20 see who could find the most pea
nuts.
When the party was at full height.
: ~ r,rr The
fights were lowered and from some
where In the dininess. Miss Josephine
ZONES came skipping to the middle OF
the floor. dressed in fancy black.
costume. and gave very artistic solo ;
lance Her gracefuiness as a dancer
received enthusiastic applause.
Later on. the dancing was interrup-
ed again. for milk bottle race. Two
milk bottles were placed on the floor.
,ne at each end OF the hall. Eleanor
md Ciato were the first ones 70 try =
% win the prize The game was 70 SIT /.
N the bottle without topping over
These PLAYERS were more successful I
han Catherine and Charles Dih VINO I
ried next This caused much amuse
rsent and gay laughter
Probably the nlost fun -proaufinf 4
;ame Of the party was the Penny race. 4.
Zach contestant WAS required - nnsn :
penny across the floor by means ~ !,
Iis nose There were five participants Il
n tbe first race ana fhe same numoef sl
n the second Marshall Jones won a
he five pennies in fhe first raca fne 3.
'ame resulted in much unshfef anf "a
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