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Work and Win No. 1352
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Work and Win No. 1352

· October 31, 1924

This issue of Work and Win (October 31, 1924, No. 1352) contains the serial "Fred Fearnot's Long Pass" by Hal Standish. The story follows young Fred Fearnot and his chum Terry Olcott, who encounter their friend Jack Mann—now a football captain in Montrose—and are invited to join his eleven for an upcoming game against Madison's college-player team. When they drive home, Fred's car collides with another motorist on a country road. The other driver, a man named Lamont, initially blames Fred and becomes combative, leading to a fistfight where both Fred and Terry prove skilled fighters, defeating Lamont and his companions. Lamont apologizes after his defeat and offers to settle damages. Fred is startled when examining Lamont's business card, which identifies him as a ticket scalper in New York, suggesting plot complications ahead.

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Date
October 31, 1924
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