| Chapter | Page |
| I. | "Old Dut" Tells a Story—Dick Another | [7] |
| II. | A Brush on the Street | [20] |
| III. | Football—Without Rules | [39] |
| IV. | Ab. Dexter's Temper is Squally | [53] |
| V. | Football Uniforms in Sight | [63] |
| VI. | On the Trail of the Cab | [73] |
| VII. | Dick Leads a Spirited Rush | [80] |
| VIII. | Two Accidents—Or Traps? | [90] |
| IX. | An Awesome River Discovery | [104] |
| X. | A Problem in Footprints | [115] |
| XI. | Dan Sees Bears—In His Mind | [124] |
| XII. | The Boy With the Oakum Taste | [130] |
| XIII. | A Great Football Pow-Pow | [142] |
| XIV. | Dick Steps Into a Death-Trap | [157] |
| XV. | What Grammar School Boys Can Do | [161] |
| XVI. | Out for Hallowe'en Fun | [170] |
| XVII. | The Newest Trick of All | [180] |
| XVIII. | Carrying Fun To the Danger Limit | [187] |
| XIX. | Ben Wants To Know Who "Blabbed" | [198] |
| XX. | Dick's Accuser Gets Two Answers | [208] |
| XXI. | Ab. Dexter Makes a New Move | [218] |
| XXII. | Tricked Into Bad Company | [226] |
| XXIII. | Dick Makes His Stand for Honor | [235] |
| XXIV. | Conclusion | [247] |
