The Boys of Columbia High on the Gridiron : or, the Struggle for the Silver Cup

d Buster Billings, who

been kidnapped!" exclaimed a shuddering girl, and t

re been so well attended. Time was when it consisted of a baker's dozen of students, bu

ourse, much wor

out to saunter around with one of the girls, l

Why, even Allie Sawyer, who generally takes up so

th a smile; "but we must get busy, an

oke up a gi

asked Frank, turn

e doorway, and had to move aside for him. And he spoke to me, t

know Bones

lldog name

to the hall to-night

the world, I happened to rub up against him!" declared Tom Budd, the boy gymnast, who was constantly doing stu

m, and it really got on my nerves. Well, I guess it acted the same way wi

anky exchan

eclared the latt

s sudden desire to stop the howling of the dog. He went out, and as he hasn't come back, we'd better be looking

outskirts of the town. It had once been some sort of church, and was now used for a variety of

ng of the bulldog nearby became more furious than ever. It

that silence would be necessary if they hoped t

agerly; "do you see Bones, or d

hinking of his do

nk? How does he come in

him. More than that, I believe the smart dog knows that something has

im growl and bark. I never heard a

, but looks like a full-blooded bull. Bu

are of a bully good football player needed in to-morrow's game. What i

ht lead us to where

will, if someone could only hold him in by his leash!" exclai

try it!" shouted

and hold him?" asked Frank, always pr

tter than anyone else," said Jack E

th him. He's tasted of me three different time

ou?" said Jack, in

'll all promise to see that my remains are gathered up and given a fitting burial. Everyone who likes a goo

he had been tied up by his master, upon reaching the hall. He jumped up

o break loose, in order that he may chase after them. I shouldn't be surprised if we had some succ

, as he bent down, and began to sp

soft soap tal

lay it on; he's kisse

old fellow; he likes th

he talked so soothingly to the brute. Frank suspected what might happen if this suddenly came free when the dog was

the wind, and they would have been as badly off as before. But with the weight of the two boy

ank, who did not want a second disaster to o

ver the territory adjoining Dyckman's Hall, following the pair wh

took note of a

claimed, as well as he was able, while being

f Bones meant to duck him in the river, and treat him so harshl

just such an ending to the affair, knowing as they did what conscienc

hundred yards had already been covered, without the least sign be

ch; indeed, but for the sustaining hand of the more agile Frank, the fat boy must h

? Don't let him loose, Frank, on your life, or he'll just murder some of them!"

y, somebody, to take hold!" was what Frank cried in return, as he was d

g hand. The appearance of Kaiser was not at all reassuring, and n

led Molly Man

the rush of many feet over the ground rather deadened anything else. Still, between times they caught what seemed to be boisterous laughte

that's what!" coughed Bu

rce grunt. Of course, the rope was torn from his hands. And as the shock was too much for Frank

rom the tugging dog at the end of the leash, and t