THE ROVER BOYS ON A TOUR CHAPTER I THE SNOWBALL FIGHT "Now then, boys, are you ready?" 1 am! "Been ready for the last 6ve minutes1" "Sure you've got all the snowballs you cat? c^rry?" "I couldn't carry any more if I tried," came from Sam Rover, with a grin. "Just see how I am loaded up," and he glanced down at both hands, which were rilled with snowballs, and at the snowballs held under either arm. 'Tve got some dandy hard ones/' put in Spud Jackson. "Oh, you can't use soakers, Spud!" cried Stanley Browne, who Avas the leader of the snowballing contingent. "That's against the rules." "They are not soakers, Stan ley/' was the re-Table of Contents CONTENTS; CHAPTER PACE; I The Snowball Fight i; II Something Aeoux the Rover Boys 14; III What Happened to Songbird 25; IV The Chase 35; V At the Railroad Station 46; VI At the Sanderson Home 57; VII Sam and Grace 67; VIU Something About Blackle Crowden 78; IX In Whjch Tom Arrives 90; X The Feast iOO; XI Tom Frees Hts Mind 11 r; XII Old Crisley Comes to Terms 121; XIII Sam on the Road 133; XIV Days of Waiting 143; XV Baseball Talk 134; XVI The Opening of the Ball Game 166; XVII How the Game Ended, 176; XVIII Good^Bye to Brill 187; XIX Getting Ready for the Tour 201; vti CONTENTS; c?rnii FACE; XX A Moment of Peril 21 x; XXI News or Blackie Crowden 221; XXII Ok the Trail 232; XXIII Back at Ashton 242; XXIV At the Festival 252; XXV A Call for Assistance 262; XXVI Sam Frees Hjs Mind 272; XXVII A Telegram from New York 282; XXVIII Cloudburst and Flood 292; XXIX The Rescue on the River 304; XXX Mrs Sam Rover-Conclusion 314About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically impo