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FRED FENTON MARATHON RUNNER
CHAPTER I - IN THE SNOW
CHAPTER II - THE BATTLE BETWEEN OLD RIVALS
CHAPTER III - UP THE MOHUNK ON AN ICE-BOAT
CHAPTER IV - THE RESCUE, AND A MYSTERY
CHAPTER V - LOOKING OVER THE COURSE
CHAPTER VI - THE WILD DOG PACK
CHAPTER VII - THE SHORT-CUT WAY
CHAPTER VIII - THE TELL-TALE PIN
CHAPTER IX - AT THE TOLL-GATE
In the frosty yard of Riverport School, a band of boys turns a simple snowball contest into a test of skill and camaraderie. Fred Fenton, the school’s star pitcher, watches his friends fire snow‑filled missiles at a distant tree‑hole, each miss echoing with good‑natured teasing. When the boys grow weary, they hand the puck‑shaped challenge to Fred, confident that his famed precision will finally hit the mark.
The scene captures the lively banter of youth, the clash of personalities—from Bristles’ stubborn humor to Sid’s scientific curiosity—while hinting at a larger competition looming on the horizon. As Fred lines up his first throw, the snow crackles under his fingers, and the promise of a great race begins to swirl among the students, setting the stage for rivalry, teamwork, and the unexpected twists that a school marathon can bring.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (263K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2009-09-26
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

Best known as one of the house names of the Stratemeyer Syndicate, this byline appeared on brisk, adventure-filled books for young readers in the early 1900s. It’s especially linked with stories about trains, business, schoolboy exploits, and the fast-moving world of early radio.
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