Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 534
him a sub didnot hurt. That was what he was. But totell him that he was not playing the game aftersuch a run made him furious. St. Jos hadnot come so near scoring before, and now theyfound fault with him. They had graverreason a moment later. The speedy Nor- 19221 THE HIPPO AND THE HUMMING-BIRD 353… … AND NOW HE WAS SKATING FOR ST. JO S settles this game. If the Bird had made thatpass, the scored been tied now. But the score was not tied at the end ofthe half. It was still 2 to 0. The Nortoncrowd was jubilant. The rest of the gamewould be slaughter. Mr. Campbell cameup to his team. They hung…
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