Batting to Win: A Story of College BaseballChadwick, Lester
General
Batting to Win: A Story of College Baseball
Chadwick, Lester
Baseball stories; College sports -- Juvenile fiction
[Illustration: HE SLAMMED IT OUT FOR A THREE-BASE HIT.]
BATTING TO WIN
A Story of College Baseball
BY
LESTER CHADWICK
AUTHOR OF "THE RIVAL PITCHERS," "A QUARTER-BACK'S PLUCK," ETC.
ILLUSTRATED
NEW YORK
CUPPLES & LEON COMPANY
BOOKS BY LESTER CHADWICK
=THE COLLEGE SPORTS SERIES=
12mo. Illustrated
THE RIVAL PITCHERS
A Story of College Baseball
A QUARTER-BACK'S PLUCK
A Story of College Football
BATTING TO WIN
A Story of College Baseball
(Other Volumes in preparation)
CUPPLES & LEON COMPANY NEW YORK
Copyright, 1911, by
CUPPLES & LEON COMPANY
BATTING TO WIN
Printed in U. S. A.
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I A STRANGE MESSAGE 1
II SID IS CAUGHT 16
III MISS MABEL HARRISON 27
IV ELECTING A MANAGER 41
V RANDALL AGAINST BOXER 59
VI THE ACCUSATION 75
VII GETTING BACK AT "PITCHFORK" 84
VIII THE ENVELOPE 92
IX A CLASH 100
X SID IS SPIKED 105
XI A JOKE ON THE PROCTOR 114
XII PLANNING A PICNIC 122
XIII A SPORTY COMPANION 131
XIV "MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS!" 140
XV AN UNEXPECTED DEFENSE 146
XVI A SERIOUS CHARGE 152
XVII SID KEEPS SILENT 157
XVIII BASCOME GIVES A DINNER 163
XIX FAIRVIEW AND RANDALL 170
XX RANDALL SCORES FIRST 176
XXI RANDALL IN THE TENTH 183
XXII SID DESPAIRS 195
XXIII FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES 202
XXIV PITCHFORK'S TALL HAT 209
XXV A PETITION 219
XXVI TOM STOPS A HOT ONE 226
XXVII GLOOMY DAYS 233
XXVIII A FRESHMAN PLOT 239
XXIX THE SOPHOMORE DINNER 246
XXX TOM'S LAST APPEAL 255
XXXI THE BAN LIFTED 265
XXXII A PERILOUS CROSSING 275
XXXIII THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 284
XXXIV BATTING TO WIN 295
BATTING TO WIN
CHAPTER I
A STRANGE MESSAGE
Sid Henderson arose from the depths of an antiquated easy chair, not
without some effort, for the operation caused the piece of furniture to
creak and groan, while from the thick cushions a cloud of dust arose,
making a sort of haze about the student lamp, and forcing two other
occupants of the college room to sneeze.
"Oh, I say, Sid!" expostulated Tom Parsons, "give a fellow notice, will
you, when you're going to liberate a colony of sneeze germs. I--er--ah!
kerchoo! Hoo! Boo!" and he made a dive for his pocket handkerchief.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
Reviews
Reviews
No reviews yet
Be the first to share your thoughts on this work.
Join the Discussion
Join the discussion
Sign in to leave a comment or review.
Sign InorCreate an account