When the Fardale Military Academy arranged to play a baseball game with the Great Northern A. A. it was generally believed that the cadets would be “snowed under.” The Great Northern was a semi-professional organization, and it had been necessary to give the team a large guarantee in order to bring it to Fardale. Captain Merriwell, of the Fardales, had taken no part in the arrangements for this game. He had advised neither for nor against it.…
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