[The High School Pitcher by H. Irving Hancock]@TWC D-Link bookThe High School Pitcher CHAPTER XVIII 16/17
"The band is playing something about a captain, isn't it ?" In the dressing room Dick had abundant offers of help.
Fred Ripley was the only silent one in the group.
He changed his togs for street clothes as quickly as he could and disappeared.
Later, Dave Darrin and Greg Holmes helped Dick on to a street car, and saw him safely home.
That knee required further treatment by Dr.Bentley, but there was time, now, and no game depending on the result. "Fred, I can't say much for your appetite tonight," remarked his father at the evening meal. "Neither can I, sir," Fred answered. "Are you out of sorts ?" "Never felt any better, sir." "Being out in the open air all this April afternoon should have given you an appetite. "I didn't do anything this afternoon, except sit around in my ball togs," Fred grumbled. "I hope you'll have a few good games to pitch this season," his father went on.
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