The Rockspur Eleven
A FINE FOOTBALL STORY FOR BOYS
BY
BURT L. STANDISH
AUTHOR OF
“The Merriwell Stories”
STREET & SMITH, PUBLISHERS
79-89 SEVENTH AVE., NEW YORK CITY
Copyright, 1900
By STREET & SMITH
The Rockspur Eleven
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By WILLIAM WALLACE COOK
| 1— | The Desert Argonaut. | 14— | The Paymaster’s Special. |
| 2— | A Quarter to Four. | 15— | Adrift in the Unknown. |
| 3— | Thorndyke, of the Bonita. | 16— | Jim Dexter, Cattleman. |
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