Central High School - Helios Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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if ..., Qu o .- ull! .Hfi5?iplQfJSl'lfCTS fur a successful seaswn luuked yery lwright this year in that Cuacli Cfvryell wwuld have lmth inure experienced and heavier ft -- A iff? material In wwrk with than in swine time past. Of last year's team Hicks, Mee, Simpspn, llruckineier, vlaehnig, llnnes, Cunnan, Price, and Kun- ing were lwack. .Xruuml these lmys was cwnstructed the team uf '27 which, with the exceptipn uf the last game, we feel has a very guild record. The iirst game uf the year was played with Ottawa llills. The Indians, after en-plying an undefeated season in 1926 and the return this year of fifteen letter men, were all set fur lwig things. They played well and fnught hard hut fnund class .X cnmpetitidn quite different from class C. Despite the very hut weather and frequent sulnstitutiuns, Central piled up a scare uf 41 tu Ottawa llills, U. The second game uf the seasun was the one with Creston. The day was cumfurtalmly warm fur the crrvwd nf about three thwusand people who watched, lrut it was intpleralily hut fur the players. The game was nut characterized lwy much spectacular play: fur the must part it was just straight fundamental tlmtlwznll. This secwnd annual fmttlrall game with Crestun ended Z0-O in favor uf Central. The third game in line this seaswn was the Lansing game. .Ns yet Lans- ing has but png large high sclmnl and that schfml is always represented hy Fl' Allwrt Alf-nes llaxid Hrwclsnieier llmrard ,laehnig Irving Simpsnn 51163