Dave Darrin's First Year at Annapolis by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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Before that assortment of blows Dave Darrin was forced to resort
to footwork. "Stand up and fight!" jeered Farley harshly as he wheeled and wheeled, still throwing out his hammer blows. "Don't play sneak on the field!" Dave didn't even flush. Trained with Dick Prescott at Gridley High School, Darrin was too old a hand to be taunted into indiscretion. In spite of his footwork, however, Farley succeeded in landing upon him twice, though neither blow did much damage. Then a third blow landed, against the side of Darrin's head, that jarred him. It was all he could do to stand off Farley until he recovered his wits enough to dodge once more. Yet, all the while, Darrin was watching his chance. CHAPTER VIII THE MAN WHO WON "This isn't a sprint!" yelled Farley, in high disgust. "Come back here!" Dave did come back. |
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