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Identifier: captainofnine00heyl (find matches)
Title: Captain of the nine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Heyliger, William
Subjects: School stories Baseball stories
Publisher: New York
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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o has reached second istaking a big lead, the center fielder creeps in.The catcher throws as though to get the run- 183 THE CAPTAIN OF THE NINE ner napping. The runner, seeing the ball goover the basemans head, starts for third andeven the coachers are sometimes fooled. Thecenter fielder catches the ball on the fly, tossesto third and the runner finds the ball waitingfor him when he slides. If it was worked only once in a game,mused the coach, it might stop a run. Hestood up abruptly. Come on, fellows; welltalk this play over with Redway, Dix. The boys walked back to the campus. Therethey separated. Jenkins, Hartley and Dixonstarted for Redways room. Bartley knocked. There was no response.He pushed open the door. An exclamationcame from his lips. Jenkins thrust him aside and strode acrossthe threshold. The room was in wild dis-order. Clothing was scattered over thefloor. The closet door was open, and the cloth-ing hooks therein were bare. What does this mean?. the coach de-manded. 184
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He read it aloud, slowly. 185 THE CAPTAIN OF THE NINE Dixon pointed to the study table. A slip ofyellow paper was partly under the study lamp. Telegram, said the boy. Jenkins caught it up. He read it aloud,slowly: Father worse; come home. Mother. Bartley was the first to speak. Therespencil marks on the other side, Jenkins. The coach turned the slip over and found ascrawled message from Eedway: I had to leave. Wanted to see you, butjust had time to make 8: 40 train. The coach put the message down heavily, asthough it were a vast weight. Gone! he groaned. Murray with abroken wrist, and Eedway gone. Rockton willswamp us. CHAPTER X THE FIRST CLEW THE coach, the captain and Dixon keptstaring at the telegram in a despairingway.Some of the fellows who tried for the nineas catchers, Dixon suggested, might possiblyfill in— Hopeless, said the coach. Theyd befrightened stiff every time they took a peep atthe stands. I know, said Dixon. Footsteps sounded on the stairs. The coachsprang over and

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  • bookyear:1912
  • bookdecade:1910
  • bookcentury:1900
  • bookauthor:Heyliger__William
  • booksubject:School_stories
  • booksubject:Baseball_stories
  • bookpublisher:New_York
  • bookcontributor:New_York_Public_Library
  • booksponsor:MSN
  • bookleafnumber:200
  • bookcollection:newyorkpubliclibrary
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