The Grammar School Boys in Summer Athletics by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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"Hurrah!" cheered Spoff Henderson from the subs' bench. "We know
how to stop Ted Teall's mouth now!" Teall happened to hear the remark. "Oh, you fellows are a lot of boobies!" sputtered Ted wrathfully. "Anyway," Toby Ross leered back at him, "we're not so young that we yell when we hit a ball by mistake." In the fourth and fifth innings the Central Grammars, though they booked some base hits, did not succeed in getting any runs through. However, they succeeded in preventing Teall's nine from scoring, which kept the score still at one to nothing. In the first half of the sixth Harry Hazelton was brought home from third by a good one by Dan. Then the side went out. In this inning Teall again had a chance at bat. Before batting he stalked over to where a lot of his schoolfellows were grouped and muttered: "Don't you fellows shoot any funny remarks in this inning. Keep quiet." "Huh!" shot out one of the boys. "What's the matter with you, Ted?" "No matter. But I don't want any funny line of talk steered over to the Centrals to-day." "Seems to me you've changed a lot, Ted," grinned one of his classmates. "Yesterday afternoon you put us up to a lot of funny things to holler to-day." |
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