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CAPITALIZATION Here we go with proper nouns (names, places, and, possibly, further descriptors,) from all 38 + 190 books in the series. Well, actually I expanded it to all non lowercase words except for those that start off a sentence. So, pretty much everything. Keep in mind that word phrases are subject to personal interpretation. Where I think California Gray Whale should appear as one phrase, I suppose others could argue that it should count as two or three entries. I also tended to combine plurals and possessives (Indians / Indian’s / Indians’) with their singular counterparts (Indian) unless I thought there was a good reason not to do so. I’m not distinguishing between different characters, just different names. There’s a bunch of fellows, good and bad, named Sam running around the series. Our dark haired hero will appear as Frank , Frank Hardy , Mr. Frank Hardy , etc. Another example would be that there are both boats and people named “Annie”. An entry is in italics only when every occurrence through all volumes is in italics . Same deal on bold . Volumes #1 through #38 are followed by an ‘o’ for original text and/or an ‘r’ for revised text. There’s no Zoobilly Boys in here. Or is there? ‘23 6o ’30s 135 ’32 108 ’44 68 ’51 108 ’60s 91 ’67 162 ’69 162 ’90s 165 ’98 20o ‘Bats’ Belfree 87 ‘Detective’ Smuff 3r ‘Jerry the Character’ Slocomb 32o ’Nam 162 ’Sconset 145 ‘Whitey’ Waulker 67 “Biff” 1o c 1 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION “Biff” Hooper 2o, 3o “Colonel” Deputy Wilson 83 “Maximum Challenge” Champion 132 “Slim” Robinson 4o $ 70, 152 $1 million-dollar 159 $1.00 59 $10,000 75, 127 $100 162 $100,000 17r, 66, 83, 137 $1000 REWARD 1o, 1r $2,500 80 $2.00 67 $250,000 108, 127 $2500 17o $3 8o $450 149 $5 8o $5,000 23r $50,000 106, 134 $500 6o $5000 1o, 4o $7,200,000 38o, 38r $750 6o .22 59, 161 .30-.30 101 .38-caliber 84 .38 94, 154 c 2 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION [I’M FLYING DOWN TO TIGERS’ BIGHT 19r TO SEE A GUY HIRFF TOLD ME ABOUT. HE SAYS THAT] IF THE TIGERS’ BIGHT [SETUP CAN USE A PILOT, I COULD MAKE A LOT OF DOUGH. I’M TO USE THE CODE NAME] AMETHYST [TO IDENTIFY MYSELF] #1 128 +- 80 + ==MENU OF OPTIONS== + 102 <B>BS Listings <D>ownload Files 102 <C>hat with Sysop <R>ead Messages 102 <E>lectronic Mail <P>ost Messages 102 <G>ames On-line <L>ist Files 102 <grin> 102 <S>ystem Information <U>pload Files 102 Église—Church 168 ½” BOLTS 75 0-0 32o 0 33r, 137, 162 00 46 080 16r 09:40 78 1-0 150 1-1 171 1 15o, 39, 74, 86, 102, 181 1,000 18r 1:00 153 1:07 114 1:20 35o 1:38 107 10-degree 18r 10 46, 107, 141, 186 10 A.M. 93, 139 c 3 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 10 P.M. 38o, 165 10 Walker Road 22r 10—15—18—70 25o 10—15—8—14 25o 10:00 P.M. 98 10:15 P.M. 62 10:22 151 10:30 60, 83, 127 10:30 A.M. 163 10:45 123 100-meter 114, 115 100 29o, 29r, 73, 96, 114, 150, 155, 171 100,000 184 100,000 Years—That’s Sudden 128 10000 168 100K 137 102° 84 103 111 1034 106 10562-5498 147 107 174 108 40 11 102 11 P.M. 20r, 98, 182, 186 11:00 P.M. 62 11:30 127 11:52 171 110-meter 115 116 114 117 158 119 60 c 4 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 1190 179 12 34o 12 P.M. 6r 12 x 14 107 12.5 Miles 161 12.6 Gs 85 12:07 85 12:20 38o, 38r 12:30 85, 127 12:35 6r, 127 12:48 83 120 96, 137 1200/2400/4800/9600 Baud 102 121.5 46 1220 111 12223 29o, 29r 123 94 123.8 135 124th Street 178 125 114, 190 125 cc 190 125 Port Street 21r 125th Street 178 125th Street Station 178 127 112 1295 A.D. 131 12PM 4112N 7059W 13K 080 1227 16r 13 15o, 73 13.2 85 130 96 1305 85 c 5 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 1314 85 1315 85 1316 85 1324 54 136 149 137 110 138576 31o, 31r 14-14 76 14-7-38-5-9 164 14.1 85 140 13r 1402 106 1410 104 1432 Meadowlands Road 93 1487 131 149 76 1497 182 15 80 15 Maple Drive 80 150 58, 112 1506 118 1510 43 1520 68 154.26 112 155 85 155 Main Street 36r 1574 100 1592 36o 16-millimeter 52 16 57 162 112 c 6 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 1620 23o 164 112 1645 55 1647 6r 165 18r, 40 1667 43 1681 23o 1699 100 17 68, 69, 181 17,500 85 1700 18r, 137 1700s 59, 67, 70, 145 1706 23o, 70 1710 144 1711 144 1712 70, 144 1725 23o 1728 98 174 146 1756 36o, 36r 1759 59 176 37o, 37r 1760 59 1762 44 1763 23r 1774 189 1775 99 1778 67 1780 29o 1781 67, 99 1783 53, 99 c 7 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 1786 18r 17E 69 18 46 180-degree 48, 113, 163 1800 55 1800 B.C. 187 1810 43 1812 26o, 36o, 26r, 36r 1817 125 1829 46 1832 130 1836 83 1850 130 1850s 130 1852 125 1859 83 1860 131 1860s 83 1863 29o, 29r 1864 146 1866 66 1871 123 1888 162 1889 151 1890 73, 80 1892 168 1893 23o, 58, 130 18th Street 127 19 14o 190 112 1900 73, 156, 162 c 8 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 1900s 182 1901 66 1902 73, 164 1903 135 1906 22o, 20r 1909 66, 67, 158 1909 S 66 1909 S, V.D.B. 66 1909 V.D.B. 66 1910 66 1911 65, 109 1913 66 1914 179 1919 47 1920’s 47 1920 73, 162 1920s 59, 95, 130, 135, 151, 162, 185 1921 162 1923 117 1924 162 1925 138 1927 177, 188 1928 162 1929 47 1930s 95, 155, 162, 170 1932 108, 182 1933 162 1936 21r 1937 58, 60, 162 1940s 95, 97, 135, 162, 189 1941 182 c 9 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 1943 182 1944 68 1945 68 1949 66 1950 22r 1950s 91, 95, 97, 127, 151, 156, 163, 177 1953 95 1956 66 1957 145 1959 66 196 76 1960 117 1960s 108, 116, 144, 162, 175 1961 85 1962 85, 97 1964 158 1965 94 1967 117 1968 182 1970 178 1970s 106, 162 1973 117, 149 1978 116, 162 1979 109 1980 109 1980s 106 1981 164 1986 130 1990s 189 1992 123 1998 179 c 10 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 19th 83 19•5•40 68 1A 61 1B 147 1C 147 2-D 47 2-meter 24r 2 30o, 24r, 39, 74, 131 2 A.M. 123 2 P.M. 36o 2:00 P.M. 66, 127 2:20.00 126 2:25.00 126 2:26 113 2:38 P.M. 171 2:42 171 2:57 16r 20 36o 200 98 200 KC 1700 CW 18r 2000-degree 35o, 35r 2001 102 2008 189 201 26r 202 49 206 89, 161 207 89 209 90 21-A 135 2100 GMT 18r 2100 Greenwich Time 18r c 11 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 211 53 212 49, 59 214 111 22 80 22 Beach St 25o 22 Beach Street 25o 22 Rua de Francisco de Almeida 182 220 115 221B Baker Street 143 222123 29o, 29r 223 29o, 29r 227 125 229 98, 125 23 46, 181 23 Elm Street 139 231 98, 135 2314 177 2314 North March Street 177 2319 Maple Street 136 233 98 24 69, 131 24 1 ARRESTED LEK 4 2 REVEALED 9 5 24r STATED 97 3 OVERHAUL 25 16r, 68 25 Malabar Road 16r 25¢ 67 250-mile 162 250s 190 2510 163 254 21r 257 74 259 21r c 12 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 26 33o, 33r 27 59, 186 273 17r 278 85 2B 54, 61, 66 2g 164 2go 164 3-D 128, 160 3 30o, 39, 74, 127, 155 3 P.M. 182 3—4—8—9—P—M—Skeleton 37o, 37r 3,000-horsepower 130 3,000 83 3,200 36o, 36r 3,213 85 3,700 130 3:00 A.M. 60 3:00 PM 106 3:14 156 3:26 P.M. 154 3:30 109 3:45 P.M. 179 30 29o, 29r, 59 300-YEAR-OLD 100 300 94, 98 301 155 309 36o, 36r 310 85 3100 Lyons Circle 102 312 82 313 17o c 13 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 315 17o 32 85 328 28r 34 32o, 32r 34—86X 32o, 32r 35-millimeter 60 35-mm 171 350 98 35mm 127 360 68, 134, 137 377-1778 78 386 102 388 76 38th Street 59 3C 147 4 39, 131 4 x 4 107 4,000-mile 38r 4/17/45 17r 4:20 P.M. 103 4:22 P.M. 171 4:30 127 4:30 A.M. 127 40-meter 24r 40 148 400 98 400,000 38r 401 16r 403 31o, 31r, 139 406 32o 408 16o c 14 / Capitalization CAPITALIZATION 41 12r 410 16o 412 16o 415 71 418 123 419 177 42 42 42 Pine Street, Bayport 16o 421 177 42236 29o, 29r 423 177 423 North Essex Street 177 4230 Sunset Lane 137 44 46 440 18r, 48 441810 46 441810682300 46 47 25r 47 Packer Street 25o 47 Parker Street 25r 4701 189 4702 189 476 A.D.
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