The Radio Boys at Ocean Point

ace for any one troubled with a weak heart durin

for blood" was evident from the moment tha

oclaimed the radio voice. "It caromed off the left field wall and was skilfully

urmured Herb, shifting a l

im. "One swallow doesn't make a summe

rd," continued the voice. "Elton scored easily

t-out anyway," muttered Jimmy. "B

wever, he w

e a great attempt to spear it but couldn't reach. A quick relay of the ball ke

third and no man ou

d Bob. "Did you notice that each one of them offered at the

ion was evident from the pause that followed and the subseq

ike

ike

und better," Jimmy

ion was of sh

elmer by a brilliant effort knocked it down, but too late to g

ighed Herb. "One more an

o do that much at least," muttered Bob. "It's too bad to have th

inful as the boys waited

ust beating Thompson's go

tless that they rose and paced the room, or sat forward in their chairs

two runs and put Pittsburgh

clean-up man at the

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e him bite at bad o

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l th

le," murmured Jimmy. "He's go

afraid that Krug will

a moment

left hand. He throws to Albers and catches Wilson, who had left the bag, Albers hurls the ball to Menken and gets

roar broke out that brought Mrs. Layton up to the room in a h

ly excited over the baseball game. It came out s

ayton smiled back. "But you can make all the noise you want as l

t happens only once in a blue moon. Say, fellows, maybe we

ny a game, and I never got more real excitement over one than I've had this afternoon

ies comes along in the fall!" chuckled Jimmy. "We'll

st," put in Herb. "It may not be s

we have to-day on Newark. And, anyway, the results will be sent to the Newark station so that it can be broadcasted all over the East. We'll take them all in, never you fear, an

rust him to forget baseball or anyth

rubic bliss coming on his face. "Can it be? Yes, t

at she'd start making them so that we could have them fresh and hot by the time we were through. So come ahead downstairs, fell

ed downstairs where several big dishes heaped high with crisp, delicious doughnuts a

ch on a perfect day," sighed

e. "And say, fellows, wasn