What is "rydal"

Usage examples of "rydal".

During a trip to the gymnasium, Cranston introduced Harry to the physical director, a chunky, affable man named Tom Rydal, who had done wonders with his job.

As the two lowered their fists, Rydal clapped Harry on the back, then swung around.

As Harry started toward the locker room, Rydal suggested that he stay around a while.

Appearing there as Cranston, The Shadow witnessed considerable excitement that terminated when Tom Rydal appeared from an elevator, summoned by a call to the gymnasium.

In that brief interval, Rydal explained matters, so far as he was able.

He was sitting up, talking in dazed fashion, when Rydal and Cranston arrived.

On the telephone, Rydal was summoning Delmot and Weston from their conference room on the mezzanine.

Delmot reached for phone, as though to call the gym and tell Rydal to warn Harry.

When he learned that Cranston was looking for Harry and Clyde, Rydal nodded.

At least, Rydal thought it was a ghost that came around the corner, until he saw that Lamont Cranston was carrying the deadly Indian club.

He came for Rydal instead, and with a wild shout, the stocky man plunged among the lockers.

When the black-cloaked fighter appeared from among the lockers, Rydal was on his feet again.

Harry and Clyde were in the other elevator, using it as a pillbox to cut off the escape of Rydal and the rest of his gun-toting athletes.

IN the midst of all that, Rydal was huddled on the stairs, shooting at a target of his own.

Low in his crouch, Rydal sidled up the stairs, using the forms of his sinking followers as shields to help him reach the top.