human
If Haskell will take us on, we'll play them, he said simply, as he arose in his seat.
gpt
But will they, after Blue Hill turned us down?
human
I'm glad that at least your captain isn't afraid, spoke Mr. Spencer, for he and his colleague had heard the half-suppressed whispers of objection.
gpt
I know it sounds like a big thing to you, for I know what a strong team Haskell has. But I believe it will do you good to play that eleven. Of course if you don't feel that you could stand the pace, or----
human
Go on! Challenge 'em! We'll play 'em.
gpt
Of course we will.
human
And beat 'em, too!
gpt
I'm glad to hear that, commented Mr. Martin.
human
Then if Manager Hatfield will confer with us after the meeting and practice, we will arrange to get a date with them.
gpt
But will they play us? asked Dick.
human
You know they always like to arrange big games, and they may not want to take us on.
gpt
Oh, I fancy that can be arranged, spoke Mr. Martin easily.
human
Mr. Spencer and I know the coach there and he is a good friend of ours. I am acquainted with the captain, too, and I am almost sure they will give us a game. Now let me congratulate you once more on the showing you made yesterday, and suggest that we get out to practice. We can't get any too much if we are to play Haskell--and beat them.
gpt
Beat 'em! We'll be lucky if we hold 'em down to as much as the score by which we beat Dunkirk,
human
Here! None of that!
gpt
None of what?
human
That treason talk, replied Dick.
gpt
I want you all to feel that we're going to win, or there isn't much use playing.
human
Oh, well, just as you say, agreed George with a laugh.
gpt
Do you think we'll win, Paul Drew?
human
Of course,