THEY PACKED AWAY NEARLY EVERY TROPHY THE ROOM CONTAINED.—Page 249.

The Putnam Hall Champions.]

Copyright, 1908, by
EDWARD STRATEMEYER.

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER PAGE

I. A Race on the Lake 1

II. What the Wind Did 11

III. About a Gymnastic Contest 22

IV. Shortcake and Lemonade 32

V. The Interview in the Office 43

VI. Andy Snow’s Victory 54

VII. At the Drug Store 64

VIII. A Scare on the Road 75

IX. The Inspection 85

X. What Happened to Jack 96

XI. A Challenge from Pornell Academy 106

XII. The Bowling Match 116

XIII. Fun with Peleg Snuggers 126

XIV. The Mystery of a Bracelet 136

XV. The Great Bicycle Race 146

XVI. At the Chetwood Cottage 157

XVII. An Interview with George Strong 165

XVIII. Searching the Woods 173

XIX. The Bone and Blood Club 181

XX. The End of the Search 189

XXI. Surprises of a Night 197

XXII. Prisoners on the Sloop 205

XXIII. The Race of the Sloops 213

XXIV. Fred Century Makes a Change 221

XXV. A Cannon and a Flagstaff Disappear 229

XXVI. A Conference of Importance 237

XXVII. In the Trophy Room 245

XXVIII. An Unlooked-for Disappearance 253

XXIX. The Hill Climbing Contest 261

XXX. A Capture—Conclusion 269

INTRODUCTION

My Dear Boys:

This tale is complete in itself, but forms volume three in a line issued under the general title of “Putnam Hall Series.”

This series was started at the request of