, 1927-10-05
ON THE

A second big Parade is going
to be shown in Cody At about two
o'clock on Friday afternoon the
students of Cody High are going to
put on a parade to boost the Cody
Lowell football game, which will be
played on u own field an hour
later. The Cody High School band
VIII lead the parade. and each class
will have either a stunt or a float.
Tickets for the game will be Csc
and soc. No student season tickets
VIII be sold, but students may buy
adult season tickets at the regular
price of $3.50.
On Monday night Of this week a
football game rivalling the Army
Navy games was played by the first
and second teams (assorted). The
teams were picked by Sweitzer and
called themselves by the names O {
two neighboring towns, which for
purpose of concealment we shall
call Cowell and Powley.
AS the two teams lined up a deaf
ening roar of applause was heard
from the great crowd assembled to
witness this epic game. All fifteen
were yelling dustily and the great
roar could be heard for almost
twenty yards.
The teams being ready and Can
tain Corder of Cowell and Captain
Frost of Powley announcing them
selves ready. Powley kicked off. The
kick was received by Starr of Cow
ell, who. after having removed the
lead from his shoes, dashed hero
icall up the field and came gently
to rest in the ARIA of a Powley
player. Finally, CowelI, having
made her downs two or three times
that redoubtable Cowell PLAYER
Carlow, for some unexplained rea-
son. failed to catch the bali when
1t was passed to him from center
Wyllie recovered the tumble and
Captain Frost of Powley punted
Starr. at the other end of the field
reached out HIS arms appealinely
and the ball, falling, by some mis-
chance. into them. he ambled up
the field until certain Powley play
ers seriously objected. At last. the
players being fatigued by so much
exertion. and it being nearly time
anyway, Assistant Coach Hampshire
called the quarter.
The play proceeded in much the
same dramatic manner in the sec
Iond quarter. when CoweIl made a
touchdown through the heroic eff
Forts Of Corder. In the third quar-
ter. the ball. kicked off by Cowell.
came straight for Frost, but he.
after having just seer some ducks
flying over. was in a much too ex-
cited state of mind to pick IL nm.
1t was in this quarter. that CoweIl.
being hard pressed, punted. and
Pitts Of Powley caught the ball.
After inspecting its seams for two
or three minutes he decided to run
with 1t. but. unfortunately, about
that time a rude Cowellite inter
rupted him. During the latter part
OF this quarter IN Interested spec-
tator might have seen a football
soaring gracefully up from the foot
ball field, end over end. Captain
Frost had punted 1t easily eighty
yards-straight up. Finally it came
down and lit on Carlow of Coweli.
who then had the presence of mind
to investigate a Powley players
stomach with his head.
Finally came the last quarter,
with the throng of spectators cheer
ing madly between yawns, and both
teams upon their heels, but neither
side could score a point. Powley,
seeing no action on the field, de-
cided the game was over and start
ed cheering for .Cowell. but was
finally dissuaded. At last the whis-
tie blew, and the game was over-
so In favor of Cowell.
The victors left the field on the
of the rejoicing multitude,
and one more game was history.
A change in football rulings has
been made. so don't be surprised IL
you see our fellows making touch
downs ten yards inside of the goal
posts. Instead of being right on
the goal line. the goal posts are ten
yards back this year.