Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 314
r-taking the play. Now point goes out, makesa desperate spring, and misses the ball by ahairs breadth, and goal-keeper must come outand leave the goal unguarded. Not yet; forthe one who is responsible for all this is up atlast, and with a tigers bound is upon the blue outside home, and spills him,… … ht-SW- -n. MAKING A LONG THROW FROM FRONT OF GOAL. each successive position on the attack-field,gives the blues each time an extra man toreceive and pass on the ball. An enormousadvantage. How can it be stopped? The unhappy wretch who has beenpassed knows his only chance to retrievehis error, and…
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