The New Boys at Oakdale
Morgan Scott
HE THRUST OUT HIS HAND FOR OSGOOD TO TAKE.
THE NEW BOYS AT OAKDALE
By MORGAN SCOTT
Author of
“Ben Stone at Oakdale,” “Boys of Oakdale Academy,”
“Rival Pitchers of Oakdale,”“Oakdale Boys in Camp,”
“The Great Oakdale Mystery,” etc.
A. L. BURT COMPANY
Publishers—New York
Printed in U. S. A.
Copyright, 1913
BY
HURST & COMPANY
Printed in U. S. A.
CONTENTS
- I—AN ORDER DISOBEYED.
- II—THE SCORE TIED.
- III—BENCHED.
- IV—WYNDHAM’S LAST DESPERATE STAND.
- V—THE DIPLOMACY OF OSGOOD.
- VI—THE SUSPICIONS OF SLEUTH.
- VII—YOUNG SPORTS.
- VIII—A HOT GAME.
- IX—THE BLOW AND AFTERWARDS.
- X—THE LIE.
- XI—PIPER SURPRISES HIS FRIENDS.
- XII—DREAD.
- XIII—THE PROFESSOR’S APPEAL.
- XIV—PIPER PUTS IT UP TO SHULTZ.
- XV—STILL SILENT.
- XVI—THE FACE AT THE WINDOW.
- XVII—THE GREAT FEAR.
- XVIII—FLIGHT.
- XIX—THE APPARITION IN THE WOODS.
- XX—THE SEARCH.
- XXI—THE CAMP ON THE ISLAND.
- XXII—A SURPRISING CONFESSION.
- XXIII—ANOTHER SURPRISE.
- XXIV—SHULTZ SEES A LIGHT.
- XXV—INTO THE OLD QUARRY.
- XXVI—THE CONFESSION.
- XXVII—LIKE A MIRACLE.
- XXVIII—COMRADES ALL.