The Grammar School Boys in Summer Athletics by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
page 54 of 242 (22%)
page 54 of 242 (22%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
"Whack!" shouted Teall. "Woof! Did you hear it strike? And
it hurt, too. Who has the arnica bottle?" There was laughter, but Dick ignored it, sending in a neat drive over the plate. Greg caught it and sent the ball back. As it once more reached Dick's hand Umpire Tozier shouted: "Ready! Play ball!" Greg Holmes signaled what he wanted. Dick gave the ball a twist, and the game was on. Chapter V NORTH GRAMMARS PLAY REAL BALL "Say, dress a kid up swell, and send him on the street---did you ever know him to be any good?" demanded Ted Teall scornfully of those who stood near him. "Well, that's what ails the Centrals. They're wearing a bale of glad dry goods and they can't keep their eyes off their togs long enough to find the ball." Dick and Dave heard this as they went to grass at the end of the third inning. |
|