Speed the Runner Prompts Showdown at Flying Heart Ranch
The Flying Heart ranch plots to keep Speed on track for a race against a Centipede cook. Helen Blake urges Covington to reclaim a prized phonograph, while Speed trains under Larry Glass with fake athletic luster. Ranch life, wagers, and comic mishaps pepper the setup as plans unfold for a dramatic race.
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Lying Heart Ranch
Centipede Ranch
Flying Heart
J. Wallingford Speed
Yale
Culver Covington
Elen Blake
Speed
Jean Kapin
Covington
Helen
Larry Gless
Rainer
Helen Blake
Wally
Fresno
Tanford University
Glen
Cowboys
Cowboys and Yale men at Flying Heart ranch tale
The piece follows Speed and his Yale friend and trainer Glass at the Flying Heart ranch in the Catskills. A lively house party features Helen Blake and Covington while Fresno from Stanford courts her rival. romantic rivalries, racing wagers, and frontier intrigue mingle with flirtations and rivalry among cowboys, trainees, and guests.
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Speed
Mr. Glass
Lawrence Glass
Flying Heart
Willie
Ile
Jack
Larrys
Fresno
Wally
Podenu
New York
Yale
Glass
New Mexico
Martedetta
Lawrence
Helen
Mariedetta
Catskill Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Mariedella
Mies Blake
Carara
Larry
Covington
Berkeley Fresno
Corral
Eastin Speed faces pressure over Centipede race wager
Cowboys in the Flying Heart outfit press Speed for proof on the foot race against the Centipede. Willie, Stover, Carara, and Miss Blake fear losses on wagers and the prized items at stake including a rare phonograph and a jeweled saddle. Speed pledges to protect himself and fellow riders while tensions rise during the morning meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Stover
Miss Chapin
Glass
Miss Blake
Gallagher
Fresno
Silas
Fifth Avenue
Holy City
Willie
Desperado
Melon
Muale
Glase
Benares
Carara
Mr. Speed
Mr. Chapin
Bill
Carura
Mr. Cloudy
Helen
Speed
Flying Heart
Joplin
Missouri
Wille
Josin
Blake
Waltham
Wally
Dodge City
Kansas
Gambln
J. Wallingford Speed
Senor
Seven X
Missa Blake
Overworked Women Struggle with Time for Papers
Mrs Knaga complains that women lack time to read papers while Mr Knagg counters. She laments missing sections from the household department to society notes and divorce news, noting skipped death notices and bargain ads amid chores.
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Bargiiz
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I. Rex Beach
Rex Beach
Paul Armstrong
I Harpei
Flying Heart Ranch
Hampton
Centipede
J. Wallingford Peed
Jean Apin
Larry Glass
Heenias
PH Jay
Vaide
Cy Thes
Arly
Socrates
Hemlock
Genta
Jerry
Youngstown Telegram
Sanath
Will
Willis
Harper & Brothers
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Eugene Register
Eugene
Agen Aoe Analy
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