Dave Porter And His Rivals
PREFACE "Dave Porter and His Rivals" is a complete story in itself, but forms the seventh volume in a line issued under the general title of "Dave Porter Series." When I brought out the first volume of this series, entitled "Dave Porter at Oak Hall," I trusted that the story would please the young people for whom it was written, but I did not imagine that so many thousands of boys and girls all over our broad land would take to Dave as they have, and would insist upon knowing more about him. My opening tale was one of boarding school life, and this was followed by "Dave Porter in the South Seas," whither our hero had gone in search of his father, and then by "Dave Porter's Return to School," in which book Dave met all of his friends again and likewise a few of his enemies. So far our hero had heard about his father, but had not yet seen his parent, and the next volume, "Dave Porter in the Far North," related the particulars of a trip to Norway, where the youth had some stirring adventu
...res amid snow and ice in the Land of the Midnight Sun. Coming back to America, the lad was sent again to Oak Hall, as set down in the next volume, called "Dave Porter and His Classmates." During that term at school many complications arose, and our hero did something for the honor of Oak Hall that was a great credit to him. Dave's father was now with him, but his sister Laura was in the Far West, and upon her return he received an invitation to visit a large ranch, and how he went, and what strenuous times he had, were related in "Dave Porter at Star Ranch." As soon as his Western outing was at an end, Dave returned home, and then betook himself once more to Oak Hall. Here, to his surprise, he found an unusual state of affairs, the particulars of which are given in the pages that follow. Once again I thank those who have praised my books in the past. I hope the present volume will also please them and do them good. --Edward Stratemeyer. *** CONTENTS!-- Autogenerated TOC. Modify or delete as required. -- CHAPTER I. An Automobile RideCHAPTER II. Dave and His PastCHAPTER III. What Happened at the FallsCHAPTER IV. An Unexpected ArrivalCHAPTER V. The Boys and a BullCHAPTER VI. A Talk with Aaron PooleCHAPTER VII. On the Way to Oak HallCHAPTER VIII. About Some New StudentsCHAPTER IX. The Football MeetingCHAPTER X. Looking for a Missing RowboatCHAPTER XI. A Midnight FeastCHAPTER XII. An Earthquake for Job HaskersCHAPTER XIII. In Which Some Shoes Are MissingCHAPTER XIV. What the Girls Had to TellCHAPTER XV. A Runaway Motor-BoatCHAPTER XVI. A Struggle on the GridironCHAPTER XVII. Reorganizing the ElevenCHAPTER XVIII. An Initiation and What FollowedCHAPTER XIX. Sneak Against SneakCHAPTER XX. The Great Game with RockvilleCHAPTER XXI. Thanksgiving, and a Snowballing ContestCHAPTER XXII. In Which the Shoes Come BackCHAPTER XXIII. Hooker Montgomery's Strange RequestCHAPTER XXIV. A Race on SkatesCHAPTER XXV. In the Hands of the EnemyCHAPTER XXVI. A Dash for LibertyCHAPTER XXVII. A Game of Ice HockeyCHAPTER XXVIII. A Discovery of InterestCHAPTER XXIX. Hooker Montgomery's RevelationCHAPTER XXX. The Enemy Runs AwayCHAPTER XXXI. Another Victory-Conclusion
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