"I wouldn't give a cent for Canterbury's chances in the next period," he said. "Look at Andy's face, fellows. It has the 'blood-lust' on it. When Andy looks that way something has just got to happen!"
"He looks annoyed," assented Harry.
"You'd be annoyed if you had your lip cut the way his is," chuckled Roy.
"Do you think we'll beat them?" asked Tom anxiously.
"Nothing can save them," replied Roy conclusively. "Andy has his dander up."
"It took him long enough to get it up," grumbled Steve. "He let those fellows run rings around us in the first half."
"That's his foxy way. Now he's got them all tired out and we'll go in and rip 'em up. You watch!"
"There's Marvin going in for Milton," announced Tom. "Say, those chaps haven't made a change in their line-up yet."
"One," corrected Harry. "They put in a new right guard last period. They're a funny lot, seems to me. You'd think they were having the time of their lives."
"I like that, though," said Roy. "After all, you know, this thing of playing football is supposed to be amusement."