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Stratemeyer, Edward, 1862-1930

"The Rover Boys in Camp or, The Rivals of Pine Island"

"First
Jackson tried to change the hammers and now Flapp himself tries to
disable you. We must be on our guard after this."
"That's true," replied his elder brother, and Sam nodded.
Because of Dick's hurt foot it was decided that Gus Pender should jump
first. Pender did his best, clearing the stick by two inches better
than before.
"Put it up an inch higher," cried Dick, and made the jump, despite a
pain in the instep that was by no means pleasant. Then Pender tried
again, but failed, and Dick was declared the winner.
"This is the day for the Rovers!" cried one cadet, and a cheer for Tom
and Dick followed, while the Staton girls waved their handkerchiefs
wildly.
After this came several other contests, in each of which the crowd
pitted against the Flapp faction won. This made Lew Flapp, Rockley,
Pender, Jackson and a number of others feel very sore.
"We must win something," cried Pender fiercely. "If we don't we'll be
the laughing stock of the whole academy."
At last came the half mile race for which Sam had entered. Now, though
Lew Flapp was much larger than most of the others, he was in the same
class as Sam, and he had also entered this race, which boasted of ten
contestants, including William Philander Tubbs.
"You have got to win this, Lew," said Rockley. "It ought to be easy
for you, with such long legs."
"I mean to win and leave that Rover boy so far behind he'll feel sick,"
answered Flapp.


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