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It’s Cow-a-Dunga Time...
I was studying my
card when the guys
walked in for coffee.
“What did you get?”
asked Doc.
“D-24.”
“Just one?”
“Yeah. The boys
caught me when I was
kinda short, so I only
got the one this year.”
“They hit me for
ten,” Doc said. “In E
section.”
Dud looked at us. “I
think E section’s a
pretty good bet. Especially later in the afternoon. The sun will be
over there then. Nice
and warm. She’s liable
to go there.”
It’s
Cow-a-Dunga
time again. It was Bill
Shaver’s idea. He’s the
music teacher for all
three of our schools
here, and he needed a
way the kids could
raise some money for
band trips.
“I hear they’re using
one of Simmons’s cows
this year,” said Dud.
“Doc, is there any kind
of laxative you can give
a cow?”
“How should I know?
I’m not a veterinarian.
Besides, you know
they’ll keep her identity
a secret until Saturday.
They know there are
people out there just
like you who’d like to
doctor that cow.”
We all laughed. No
one would think of bothering the cow, of course,
but we’ll all spend at
least part of Saturday
down in the bleachers at
the high school football
?eld keeping an eye on
that cow. That’s the
whole fun of Cow-aDunga, of course.
By now, the kids have
that acre of grass all
crisscrossed with chalk
lines, dividing the ?eld
up
into
one-yard
squares. Each square
sells for a buck. If all the
squares sell, that’s ?ve
grand for the kids. The
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When the cow’s digestive system causes her
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holder of that square
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“I wonder,” said
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rule against using the
evil eye. You know, like
if she’s heading for
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could send her a signal
to hold it for a while.”
“Cheaters
never
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