"Here's where she goes over, old thing!" "Let her go," replied Harry.

"I'm watching." "I hope they don't try another silly field-goal," muttered Steve.
"Not on first down, they won't.

Bully work, Norton! Did you see it?
Three yards easily!" Then Marvin himself cut loose for four around left end and the Canterbury coach hustled three substitutes on.

But Brimfield was not to be denied now.

It was first down on Canterbury's seven yards, and, with the spectators yelling like Indians, Kendall, right half, took the ball on a delayed pass, found an opening outside right tackle and slipped through and over the line for six more points.
Captain Miller kicked goal and the score stood 10 to 7.