Ralph Henry Barbour: 58 books

Tale of youyng men at school opting to play baseball for the school's team.

Thrilling tale of football, sports, and honesty, written for young men.

Thrilling football action for younger men and football fans.

Thrilling tale of football  --- fun reading for the entire family, though originally written for teen boys.

There had been almost a week of zero weather and the Hudson River in the neighborhood of Coleville and Ferry Hill was frozen hard and fast from shore to shore. They were cutting ice below Coleville, and Dick Somes had watched them for some time before crossing the river in the teeth of a bitter east...

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Tommy Parish, Critic Bert Refuses an Invitation An Humble Member The Manager Gives a Party Tommy Makes a Prediction Mooney's Bert Goes Through Expert Advice Subs vs. Scrub Chick Misses a Forward-pass A Shake-up The Editor Calls Around the End Devore Comes to Collect Fumbles Peanuts and Conversation...

An Old Acquaintance in a New Rôle Hansel Declares for Reform Mr. Ames Tells a Story School Against Town Hansel Meets Phineas Dorr The Cause Gains a Convert The First Skirmish Mr. Ames States His Position The Second Skirmish Hansel Leaves the Team Hansel Makes a Bargain Three in Conspiracy Fairview Sends a Protest The Spirit of the School The Game with Fairview

Ext. : Three boys lay at their ease in the shade of the white birches which crown the top of Hood’s Hill, that modest elevation on Fox Island at the upper end of Outer Beach which, with the exception of Mount Emery, is the highest point on the island. From this proud vantage, some twelve...

The boys at Maple Ridge School play baseball with a teams of Boarders competing with the Towners and run into trouble with Farmer Finkler when a ball lands in his field, but everything works out in the end.