Batting to Win: A Story of College Baseball

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Batting to Win: A Story of College Baseball

by Lester Chadwick

EN·~5 hours·36 chapters

Chapters

36 total
1

BATTING TO WIN

0:36
2

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

0:13
3

BATTING TO WIN - CHAPTER I - A STRANGE MESSAGE

18:07
4

CHAPTER II - SID IS CAUGHT

13:27
5

CHAPTER III - MISS MABEL HARRISON

15:26
6

CHAPTER IV - ELECTING A MANAGER

20:38
7

CHAPTER V - RANDALL AGAINST BOXER

18:20
8

CHAPTER VI - THE ACCUSATION

10:09
9

CHAPTER VII - GETTING BACK AT “PITCHFORK”

9:28
10

CHAPTER VIII - THE ENVELOPE

8:46

Description

In the opening chapters we meet three sophomore friends at Randall College—Sid, Tom, and Phil—who spend their days nursing a shared love of baseball while the relentless rain keeps them confined to an indoor batting cage. Their banter and camaraderie reveal a tight‑knit group eager to trade the stale air of the dormitory for the fresh scent of a real outfield. As they watch the storm pour against the windows, the promise of open‑grass practice becomes a distant, almost mythical goal that drives their restless energy.

A sudden, cryptic note arrives for Sid, bearing the name “Mr. Zane” and a challenge that hints at an upcoming test of skill and character. The message pulls the trio into a new, unanticipated pursuit that could shape their season and their futures. With humor, youthful optimism, and the crack of a bat echoing through their small world, the story captures the excitement and uncertainty of college athletics in its earliest, most hopeful stage.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (345K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Donald Cummings and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2012-10-28

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Lester Chadwick

Lester Chadwick

1873–1962

Best known as the pen name behind the lively Baseball Joe books, this Stratemeyer Syndicate house name is closely tied to the work of Howard R. Garis, one of the busiest children's writers of the early 1900s. The stories blend sports action, teamwork, and school-day adventure in a way that still feels breezy and fun.

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