The High School Pitcher - Dick & Co. on the Gridley Diamond by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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DAVE WARNS TIP SCAMMON There wasn't time to jump out of the way of that second flying missile. By an instinct of self-preservation young Prescott, instead of trying to leap out of the way, just collapsed, going down to his knees. As he sank the missile struck the top of his cap, carrying it from his head. "Hi! Stop that, you blamed rascal!" It was Dave Darrin's voice that rang out, as that young man came rushing down the street behind Prescott. Dick in another second was on his feet, crouching low, and running full tilt into the alleyway. It was Dick's way---to run at danger, instead of away from it. At his first bound into the alley, Prescott dimly made out some fellow running at the further end. There was an outlet of escape down there---two of them, in fact, as the indignant pursuer knew. So he put on speed, but soon was obliged to halt, finding that his unknown enemy had gotten away. |
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