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Center Rush Rowland
Center Rush Rowland
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I ROWLAND ARRIVES 1
II A CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE 17
III GETTING SETTLED 36
IV FOUND—A ROOMMATE 48
V SCHOOL BEGINS 61
VI THE ENEMY CALLS 78
VII THE FIGHT 94
VIII IRA DECLINES AN INVITATION 108
IX AN ULTIMATUM 126
X ON THE FOURTH SQUAD 140
XI IRA RENEWS AN ACQUAINTANCE 157
XII IN THE LINE-UP 169
XIII A CONFERENCE 182
XIV HARD KNOCKS 196
XV PARKINSON HAS A CHANGE OF HEART 211
XVI IRA PLANS 224
XVII THROUGH THE ENEMY’S LINE 234
XVIII “OLD EARNEST” 251
XIX CALLERS 264
XX BEFORE THE GAME 278
XXI PARKINSON SCORES 288
XXII COACH DRISCOLL APOLOGISES 297
CHAPTER I
ROWLAND ARRIVES
“Say, where’s this school located?”
The speaker removed a straw hat, rather the worse for wear, and mopped a damp forehead, while a youngster with a freckled face, who was engaged in lowering an awning in front of a grocery store, paused and viewed the inquirer with a mixture of curiosity and amusement. Eventually he jerked a thumb northward. “Two blocks straight ahead,” he answered.
“All right. Thanks.” The other settled his hat on his head again and went on. He was a big, deep-chested, broad-shouldered youth, rugged-looking, bronzed of face and hands. He carried himself a trifle awkwardly, as though conscious of being a bit too large for his seventeen years. Under the straw hat the hair was warmly brown and a pair of calm dark-grey eyes looked out with level gaze. He was good-looking without being[2] handsome, for, while his nose was exceptionally straight and well made, the mouth, turned up at the corners in a quiet smile, was too wide for beauty, just as the chin was too square.
CHAPTER PAGE
I ROWLAND ARRIVES 1
II A CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE 17
III GETTING SETTLED 36
IV FOUND—A ROOMMATE 48
V SCHOOL BEGINS 61
VI THE ENEMY CALLS 78
VII THE FIGHT 94
VIII IRA DECLINES AN INVITATION 108
IX AN ULTIMATUM 126
X ON THE FOURTH SQUAD 140
XI IRA RENEWS AN ACQUAINTANCE 157
XII IN THE LINE-UP 169
XIII A CONFERENCE 182
XIV HARD KNOCKS 196
XV PARKINSON HAS A CHANGE OF HEART 211
XVI IRA PLANS 224
XVII THROUGH THE ENEMY’S LINE 234
XVIII “OLD EARNEST” 251
XIX CALLERS 264
XX BEFORE THE GAME 278
XXI PARKINSON SCORES 288
XXII COACH DRISCOLL APOLOGISES 297
CHAPTER I
ROWLAND ARRIVES
“Say, where’s this school located?”
The speaker removed a straw hat, rather the worse for wear, and mopped a damp forehead, while a youngster with a freckled face, who was engaged in lowering an awning in front of a grocery store, paused and viewed the inquirer with a mixture of curiosity and amusement. Eventually he jerked a thumb northward. “Two blocks straight ahead,” he answered.
“All right. Thanks.” The other settled his hat on his head again and went on. He was a big, deep-chested, broad-shouldered youth, rugged-looking, bronzed of face and hands. He carried himself a trifle awkwardly, as though conscious of being a bit too large for his seventeen years. Under the straw hat the hair was warmly brown and a pair of calm dark-grey eyes looked out with level gaze. He was good-looking without being[2] handsome, for, while his nose was exceptionally straight and well made, the mouth, turned up at the corners in a quiet smile, was too wide for beauty, just as the chin was too square.
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