Jack Winters' Baseball Team; Or, The Rivals of the Diamond

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Jack Winters' Baseball Team; Or, The Rivals of the Diamond

by Mark Overton

EN·~3 hours·21 chapters

Chapters

21 total
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E-text prepared by Roger Frank

0:56
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JACK WINTERS’ BASEBALL TEAM - CHAPTER ITHREE BOYS OF CHESTER

10:35
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CHAPTER IIA WEAK LINK IN THE CHAIN

11:35
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CHAPTER IIITHE LAST PRACTICE GAME

12:04
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CHAPTER IVWHEN CHESTER AWAKENED

11:39
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CHAPTER VTIED IN THE NINTH INNING

11:18
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CHAPTER VIFRED PUT TO THE TEST

11:49
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CHAPTER VIITHE GAME CALLED BY DARKNESS

11:55
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CHAPTER VIIITHE PUZZLE GROWS

11:19
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CHAPTER IXA FAIRY IN THE BADGER HOME

11:04

Description

In a bustling East‑side town where factories hum and summer heat shimmers off the streets, a group of boys clings to their pride through baseball. Their team, once triumphant over the unbeaten Harmony nine, now faces a fierce rematch after a narrow defeat that left the town’s spirit bruised. The rivalry crackles with the echo of marching bands, bonfires, and the townsfolk’s hopeful cheers, setting the stage for a showdown that could put Chester on the map.

At the heart of the drama is Jack, the reluctant captain whose confidence wavers as the decisive game approaches. He gathers his friends for a candid heart‑to‑heart, determined to confront the doubts that threaten their chance at redemption. With a new pitcher discovered on the sandlots and the weight of the town’s expectations on their shoulders, the boys prepare to race against time, hope, and the looming shadow of their rivals.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (226K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2010-02-25

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Mark Overton

A leading historian of English agriculture, his work explores how farming, rural life, and the wider economy changed from the medieval period into the modern age. His books are known for turning complex economic history into clear, grounded stories about everyday life and long-term change.

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