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PHIL SENDS THE FIRST BALL.
PHIL SENDS THE FIRST BALL.
RIVAL PITCHERS OF OAKDALE
BY
MORGAN SCOTT
AUTHOR OF "BEN STONE AT OAKDALE," "BOYS OF OAKDALE ACADEMY," ETC.
With Four Original Illustrations By ELIZABETH COLBORNE
NEW YORK HURST & COMPANY PUBLISHERS
NEW YORK HURST & COMPANY PUBLISHERS
AUTHOR OF "BEN STONE AT OAKDALE," "BOYS OF OAKDALE ACADEMY," ETC.
With Four Original Illustrations By ELIZABETH COLBORNE
NEW YORK HURST & COMPANY PUBLISHERS
NEW YORK HURST & COMPANY PUBLISHERS
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
Phil sends the first ball . . . . . . . . . . . . Frontispiece
Ere the horsehide was brought down between Rod's shoulder-blades, his hand had found the plate
"Several prominent members of the great Oakdale baseball team, I observe," said Rackliff
The local crowd "rooted" hard
Phil sends the first ball . . . . . . . . . . . . Frontispiece
Ere the horsehide was brought down between Rod's shoulder-blades, his hand had found the plate
"Several prominent members of the great Oakdale baseball team, I observe," said Rackliff
The local crowd "rooted" hard
RIVAL PITCHERS OF OAKDALE
CHAPTER I.
THE BOY WHO WANTED TO PITCH.
CHAPTER II.
BASEBALL PRACTICE.
CHAPTER III.
TWO OF A KIND.
CHAPTER IV.
LEN ROBERTS OF BARVILLE.
CHAPTER V.
HOOKER'S MOTORCYCLE.
CHAPTER VI.
A DEAD SURE THING.
CHAPTER VII.
RACKLIFF FISHES FOR SUCKERS.
CHAPTER VIII.
READY FOR THE GAME.
CHAPTER IX.
THE FIRST INNING.
CHAPTER X.
THE CRUCIAL MOMENT.
CHAPTER XI.
A CHANGE OF PITCHERS.
CHAPTER XII.
WON IN THE NINTH.
Ere the horsehide was brought down between Rod's shoulder-blades, his hand had found the plate.
Ere the horsehide was brought down between Rod's shoulder-blades, his hand had found the plate.
CHAPTER XIII.
RACKLIFF'S TREACHERY.
CHAPTER XIV.
JEALOUSY.
CHAPTER XV.
PLAIN TALK FROM ELIOT.
CHAPTER XVI.
DREAD.
CHAPTER XVII.
THE BOY ON THE BENCH.
CHAPTER XVIII.
A LOST OPPORTUNITY.
CHAPTER XIX.
POISON SPLEEN.
CHAPTER XX.
FELLOWS WHO MADE MISTAKES.
CHAPTER XXI.
A PERSISTENT RASCAL.
CHAPTER XXII.
SELF-RESTRAINT OR COWARDICE.
CHAPTER XXIII.
HOOKER BREAKS WITH RACKLIFF.
CHAPTER XXIV.
ONCE MORE.
"Several prominent members of the great Oakdale baseball team, I observe," said Rackliff.
"Several prominent members of the great Oakdale baseball team, I observe," said Rackliff.
CHAPTER XXV.
THE WYNDHAM PITCHER.
CHAPTER XXVI.
THE PLUNGE FROM THE BRIDGE.
CHAPTER XXVII.
A REBELLIOUS CONSCIENCE.
CHAPTER XXVIII.
WHEN THE SIGNALS WERE CHANGED.
CHAPTER XXIX
PHIL GETS HIS EYES OPEN
CHAPTER XXX.
THE GREATEST VICTORY.
The local crowd "rooted" hard.
The local crowd "rooted" hard.
THE BOY WHO WANTED TO PITCH.
CHAPTER II.
BASEBALL PRACTICE.
CHAPTER III.
TWO OF A KIND.
CHAPTER IV.
LEN ROBERTS OF BARVILLE.
CHAPTER V.
HOOKER'S MOTORCYCLE.
CHAPTER VI.
A DEAD SURE THING.
CHAPTER VII.
RACKLIFF FISHES FOR SUCKERS.
CHAPTER VIII.
READY FOR THE GAME.
CHAPTER IX.
THE FIRST INNING.
CHAPTER X.
THE CRUCIAL MOMENT.
CHAPTER XI.
A CHANGE OF PITCHERS.
CHAPTER XII.
WON IN THE NINTH.
Ere the horsehide was brought down between Rod's shoulder-blades, his hand had found the plate.
Ere the horsehide was brought down between Rod's shoulder-blades, his hand had found the plate.
CHAPTER XIII.
RACKLIFF'S TREACHERY.
CHAPTER XIV.
JEALOUSY.
CHAPTER XV.
PLAIN TALK FROM ELIOT.
CHAPTER XVI.
DREAD.
CHAPTER XVII.
THE BOY ON THE BENCH.
CHAPTER XVIII.
A LOST OPPORTUNITY.
CHAPTER XIX.
POISON SPLEEN.
CHAPTER XX.
FELLOWS WHO MADE MISTAKES.
CHAPTER XXI.
A PERSISTENT RASCAL.
CHAPTER XXII.
SELF-RESTRAINT OR COWARDICE.
CHAPTER XXIII.
HOOKER BREAKS WITH RACKLIFF.
CHAPTER XXIV.
ONCE MORE.
"Several prominent members of the great Oakdale baseball team, I observe," said Rackliff.
"Several prominent members of the great Oakdale baseball team, I observe," said Rackliff.
CHAPTER XXV.
THE WYNDHAM PITCHER.
CHAPTER XXVI.
THE PLUNGE FROM THE BRIDGE.
CHAPTER XXVII.
A REBELLIOUS CONSCIENCE.
CHAPTER XXVIII.
WHEN THE SIGNALS WERE CHANGED.
CHAPTER XXIX
PHIL GETS HIS EYES OPEN
CHAPTER XXX.
THE GREATEST VICTORY.
The local crowd "rooted" hard.
The local crowd "rooted" hard.
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