Change Signals: A Story of the New FootballBarbour, Ralph Henry
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Change Signals: A Story of the New Football
Barbour, Ralph Henry
Football -- Juvenile fiction; Schools -- Juvenile fiction
Back came the ball to his hands. He turned it end up, canted it a
trifle, settled it to earth. Kendall stepped forward. He had forgotten
that the enemy, desperate and determined, were waiting to throw
themselves upon him. He only saw the ball and, dimly, the whitewashed
posts straight ahead. The lines broke. Broadwood came rushing through.
Canvas rasped against canvas. Inarticulate cries filled the air.
Kendall’s toe met the ball squarely below the lacing. Somebody plunged
against him and he went over backward.
But the ball went true, safe over the upstretched hands of the leaping
Broadwood forwards, straight up and up, turning leisurely in its
flight, over the crossbar!
Later, when Kendall, somewhat dazed, sat again on the bench with a
dozen fellows questioning and laughing about him, the game paused a
moment and Arthur Thompson, throwing off his blanket and sweater,
limped onto the field to play the final thirty seconds and win his Y.
And then it was all over, and Yardley, triumphant, dizzy with joy,
cavorted over the battleground and tossed hats and caps over the
crossbars, while the Greenburg Band thumped out a brazen march of
victory!
THE END
By RALPH HENRY BARBOUR
YARDLEY HALL SCHOOL STORIES
Forward Pass!
Illustrated in Colors, Cloth, $1.50
A story of the new football in which a forward pass, brilliantly
played, wins for Yardley.
Double Play
Illustrated in Colors, Cloth, $1.50
Dan Vinton, hero of “Forward Pass” again is the central figure. Base
ball is the thing in this story.
Winning His “Y”
Illustrated in Colors, Cloth, $1.50
Gerald Pennimore, a new boy, wins his “Y” at hockey.
For Yardley
Illustrated in Colors, Cloth, $1.50
All the favorites of earlier stories reappear in this one. Base ball,
track athletics and school life in general are featured.
Change Signals
Illustrated in Colors, Cloth, $1.50
A country boy comes to Yardley, is initiated into the mysteries of
“inside” football, and figures as the hero of the big game of the year.
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY, NEW YORK
BY RALPH HENRY BARBOUR
The Spirit of the School
The Story of a Boy Who Works His Way through School. Illustrated in
Colors. Cloth, $1.50.
Four Afloat
Four Afoot
Four in Camp
A Series of Books Relating the Adventures of Four Boy Companions.
Illustrated in Colors, $1.50 each.
On Your Mark!
A Story of College Life and Athletics. Illustrated in Colors by C. M.
RELYEA. 12mo. Cloth, $1.50.
No other author has caught so truly the spirit of school and college
life.
The Arrival of Jimpson
Illustrated. 12mo. Cloth, $1.50.
Stories of college pranks, baseball, football, hockey, and college life.
Weatherby’s Inning
A Story of College Life and Baseball. Illustrated in Colors by C. M.
RELYEA. 12mo. Cloth, $1.50.
A fascinating story of college life and sport.
Behind the Line
A Story of School and Football. Illustrated by C. M. RELYEA. 12mo.
Cloth, $1.50.
Captain of the Crew
Illustrated by C. M. RELYEA. 12mo. Cloth, $1.50.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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