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Title: The Half-Back
Author: Ralph Henry Barbour
Release Date: February 11, 2004 [eBook #11041]
Language: English
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THE HALF-BACK
A Story of School, Football, and Golf
By
RALPH HENRY BARBOUR
Illustrated by B. West Clinedinst
[Illustration]
TO
EVERY AMERICAN BOY
WHO LOVES HONEST, MANLY SPORT,
THIS STORY IS DEDICATED.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER
I.--THE BOY IN THE STRAW HAT.
II.--STATION ROAD AND RIVER PATH.
III.--OUTFIELD WEST.
IV.--THE HEAD COACH.
V.--A RAINY AFTERNOON.
VI.--THE PRACTICE GAME.
VII.--A LETTER HOME.
VIII.--THE GOLF TOURNAMENT.
IX.--AN EVENING CALL.
X.--THE BROKEN BELL ROPE.
XI.--TWO HEROES.
XII.--THE PROBATION OF BLAIR.
XIII.--THE GAME WITH ST. EUSTACE.
XIV.--THE GOODWIN SCHOLARSHIP.
XV.--THE BOAT RACE.
XVI.--GOOD-BY TO HILLTON.
XVII.--THE SACRED ORDER OF HULLABALOOLOO.
XVIII.--VISITORS FROM MARCHDALE.
XIX.--A VARSITY SUB.
XX.--AN OLD FRIEND.
XXI.--THE DEPARTURE.
XXII.--BEFORE THE BATTLE.
XXIII.--HARWELL _vs_. YATES--THE FIRST HALF.
XXIV.--HARWELL _vs_. YATES--A FAULT AND A REQUITAL.
XXV.--THE RETURN.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
A leap in the nick of time.
Joel's arrival at school.
His next drive took him cleanly over Rocky Bunker.
"Stay where you are; the fellows are bringing a boat".
The left-guard bore down straight upon Joel.
Instantly the crimson crew seemed to lift their boat from the water.
DIAGRAMS.
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