Besides the news football makes for 'The Blade,' just think of the profit from doing all the poster and ticket printing for us.

Then there's Henley, who sells the team uniforms and other athletic goods _and he's one of the aldermen_! Why, man alive, there are a score of big men in town who can't afford to see H.S.football stopped.

Here are some of their names-----" Dick rattled it along, giving a long list to Len Spencer, who jotted down the names.
"Thank you; old man," said the reporter, cordially.

"I'll get these interviews, and it'll make a corking good second-day story.
Pollock says I can push this as far as I like, for it has struck a popular vein.

But Pollock says he wouldn't have thought of it, Dick, if you hadn't set the ball rolling." "Then he knows the big part that my chums and I took in the game ?" asked Dick, his face showing his concern.
"Yes; but don't worry.