CHAPTER V 

THE DEFEAT OF THE BULLY 

"Go ahead, Jack! You've got to win!" 

"Don't let 'em beat you, Bill. Put it all over those Rovers." 

"Oh, Jack, don't let them get the best of you!" cried Ruth. 

"You've got to win!" screamed Martha. 

"Here is where Glutts shows 'em what the _Yellow Streak_ can do!" 

So the cries ran on as the two bobsleds slowly gathered momentum and started down the long slope leading to Clearwater Lake. 

At the beginning Glutts had a little the better of it, because the right side of the slide seemed to be more slippery than the other. He was the first to gain the top of the nearest rise and he shot over this while Jack's bobsled was still climbing the slope. 

"Hurrah! Bill Glutts is ahead!" 

"He said the _Yellow Streak_ could beat any thing in this vicinity." 

"Oh, do you really think Glutts will win?" questioned Ruth anxiously, as she turned to Dan Soppinger. 

"Well, I should hope not!" answered Dan. 

"If he does win there will be no holding him down," put in Ned Lowe, another chum of the Rovers. "He'll crow to beat the band all winter." 

Forward went the two bobsleds, each steersman doing his best to guide his sled where running might be the easiest. 

Just as Jack topped the first rise and started to speed down on the other side, he saw Bill Glutts start to resume his old tactics. The bully was running close to the center of the course, and now he overlapped the other side by at least six inches. 
What does Gluttts show them?
Does Dan want the Glutts to win?
Was Glutts nice?
What was he?
by how much did he take over the other side?
who noticed that?
when?
how?
what did he see?
were they trying to take difficult routes?
what were thy trying to do?
guide them where?
were they going backwards?
what was the chapter title?
was Glutts ever winning?
who won in the end?
who was another friend of the Rovers?
Was he yelling negative things?
Who had an advantage in the beginning?
how?
what the _Yellow Streak_ can do
what the _Yellow Streak_ can do
no
 I should hope not!
no
The bully
a bully
The bully
at least six inches
at least six inches
Jack
Jack
Just as he topped the first rise
Just as Jack topped the first rise
as he sped down on the other side
started to speed down on the other side
Glutts start to resume his old tactics
Glutts start to resume his old tactics
easiest
easiest
guide their sleds
guide his sled
where running might be the easiest
where running might be the easiest
no
Forward
THE DEFEAT OF THE BULLY
THE DEFEAT OF THE BULLY
yes
Hurrah! Bill Glutts is ahead
unknown
unknown
Ned Lowe
Ned Lowe
"If he does win there will be no holding him down,
"If he does win there will be no holding him down,
Glutts
Glutts
because the right side of the slide seemed to be more slippery
because the right side of the slide seemed to be more slippery