Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 479
he gold-and-green for the big game,and Billy Dwyer, after hastily running down thelist, gasped suddenly, for there, after the nameof Emory—catcher, he read, Hildreth —pitcher. A hot wave of unreasoning anger shook thesenior. Naturally, no definite promise had beenmade, but it had been a foregone… … HIS TEAM-MATES WERE ALREADY DONNING UNIFORMS FOR THE BIG GAME the Marston battle, and the senior, a shade morebrilliant than steady Captain Don Hildreth, hadlooked forward to playing, with his father in thestand, in this final game that was to decide thestate inter-scholastic baseball championship.…
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