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Updated: May 12, 2025
Ellen Seymour and Mignon La Salle gathered themselves for the toss. Up it went. The two players leaped for it. The referee's whistle sounded again. The struggle for basketball honors began. A jubilant shout swelled from the throats of the watching freshmen and their fans. Mignon had caught the ball.
"The Yanks were now fairly cowed, and when another grand piece of play by Stewart, backed up at the proper moment by Watt, put a third goal to the credit of the Scotchmen, the visitors, in the most gentlemanly way, heartily joined in the cheering for the victors. When the referee's whistle was sounded, the Scotchmen were declared the winners of a hard-fought field by 3 goals to 1.
So, as one of the recognised members of the sing-song party, he sang with, be it added, considerable effect. He was a wisp of a man with a pale, beardless face and small features; incidentally, too, the scrum half of the ship's Rugby team and the referee's terror.
In their general disorder of plan, they could do nothing to prevent the Palatines from making goal after goal till, when the referee's whistle announced that the first twenty-minute half was over, the score stood 12 to 6 against Kingston.
The captain of the Greenites appealed from the umpire's and referee's decision to the football committee of the college, who gave it against him, and he then appealed to the Rugby Union, who decided that the umpire's decision was perfectly right, and the victory thus remained beyond further contention with the River-Smithites. "Bravo, Clinton!
Diamond should arrange that matter to suit himself." "But there is to be no kicking," Tad Horner hastily put in. "Certainly not," stiffly agreed the Southerner. "All right. Shake hands." Diamond placed both hands behind his back, and Merriwell laughed. "Ready!" called Horner. "On guard! Now you're off!" Barely had the words left the little referee's lips when top, tap, slap!
He had breakfasted early, and if he did not eat right speedily it seemed to him that dissolution would set in. "Whazzat?" said Mr. Burrowes feebly. "It took him fifteen rounds to get a referee's decision over Cyclone Mullins," said Sally severely, "and K-leg Binns..." Mr. Burrowes rallies. "You ain't got it right" he protested. "Say, you mustn't believe what you see in the papers.
But if the jury should make a mistake and find for the plaintiff, then the judge has the intention of setting that verdict aside, nullifying all the work of the jury, the witnesses, the clients, and the lawyers, and ordering a new trial. This is rather a weak-minded proceeding and shows the necessity of having a man in the referee's chair who knows how to decide.
"You're cowards, every one of you," burst forth Mignon, her dark face distorted with rage, "and if " "T-r-r-ill!" The referee's whistle was summoning them to the game. Mignon ran to her station resolved on vengeance. Four girls followed her to their places divided between two fears.
Mignon La Salle's black eyes were fastened upon it with almost savage intensity. She leaped like a cat for it as it left the referee's hands. Again the screech of the whistle sounded. The game had begun. It was Marjorie who won the toss-up, however. She had been just a shade quicker than Mignon.
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