Frank Merriwell's Athletes; Or, The Boys Who Won

by Burt L. Standish

By STREET & SMITH

Frank Merriwell’s Athletes

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foreign languages, including the Scandinavian.

Contents

• [CHAPTER I—FRANK AND HIS FRIENDS]
• [CHAPTER II—BARNEY’S STORY]
• [CHAPTER III—IN A QUANDARY]
• [CHAPTER IV—INZA’S LETTER]
• [CHAPTER V—TO THE RESCUE]
• [CHAPTER VI—FRANK BUYS A YACHT]
• [CHAPTER VII—THE STORM]
• [CHAPTER VIII—A CHANGE OF SCENE]
• [CHAPTER IX—A DISCUSSION ABOUT GIRLS]
• [CHAPTER X—THE YALE COMBINE]
• [CHAPTER XI—THE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE]
• [CHAPTER XII—FRANK IS TROUBLED]
• [CHAPTER XIII—A GAME FOR TWO]
• [CHAPTER XIV—A GOOD START]
• [CHAPTER XV—A HOT DASH]
• [CHAPTER XVI—THE ARRIVAL AT EMBUDO]
• [CHAPTER XVII—OFF FOR PUEBLO]
• [CHAPTER XVIII—CARVER’S OPINION]
• [CHAPTER XIX—ON DANGEROUS GROUND]
• [CHAPTER XX—THE SUN DANCE]
• [CHAPTER XXI—THE RELIGIOUS RACE]
• [CHAPTER XXII—THE BALL GAME]
• [CHAPTER XXIII—THE WRESTLING MATCH]
• [CHAPTER XXIV—THE FOOT RACE]
• [CHAPTER XXV—JOHN SWIFTWING’S FAREWELL]
• [CHAPTER XXVI—MORNING AT RODNEY’S RANCH]
• [CHAPTER XXVII—COWBOY PECULIARITIES]
• [CHAPTER XXVIII—INDIAN CHARLIE IS SURPRISED]
• [CHAPTER XXIX—HANS AND THE BRONCHO]
• [CHAPTER XXX—INDIAN CHARLIE’S GAME]
• [CHAPTER XXXI—FRANK MERRIWELL’S RIDE]
• [CHAPTER XXXII—INSOLENCE OF BILLY CORNMEAL]
• [CHAPTER XXXIII—SHOOTING]
• [CHAPTER XXXIV—FRANK SHOWS HIS SKILL]
• [CHAPTER XXXV—WHO FIRED THE SHOT]
• [CHAPTER XXXVI—A CAST FOR LIFE—CONCLUSION]

Frank Merriwell’s Athletes

CHAPTER I—FRANK AND HIS FRIENDS

“Say, boys, just listen to that racket!”

It was Jack Diamond who spoke, and he addressed Frank Merriwell and several others of his friends.

“It is certainly awful,” came from Harry Rattleton, one of the boys.