RIGHT TACKLE TODD THE FOOTBALL ELEVEN BOOKS BY RALPH HENRY BARBOUR LEFT END EDWARDS LEFT TACKLE THAYER LEFT GUARD GILBERT CENTER RUSH ROWLAND FULL-BACK FOSTER QUARTER-BACK BATES LEFT HALF HARMON RIGHT END EMERSON RIGHT GUARD GRANT RIGHT TACKLE TODD [Illustration: He felt rather tired, very happy and--extremely foolish.] RIGHT TACKLE TODD BY RALPH HENRY BARBOUR AUTHOR OF LEFT END EDWARDS, FULL BACK FOSTER, RIGHT GUARD GRANT, ETC. ILLUSTRATED BY LESLIE CRUMP [Illustration] GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS NEW YORK Made in the United States of America Copyright, 1924, By DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY, Inc. CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I “DIFFERENT” 1 II JIM TODD QUITS 13 III ON THE ICE 25 IV CLEM GETS A LETTER 36 V A NEW TERM BEGINS 49 VI JIM REPORTS 64 VII OFF-SIDE 76 VIII JIM BUYS A FOOTBALL 89 IX EXPERTS IN CONFERENCE 102 X JIM ASKS A LOAN 118 XI THE ART OF LINE PLAYING 128 XII AT THE POLICE STATION 139 XIII MR. WEBB TODD 156 XIV IN THE JUDGE’S CHAMBER 170 XV LOWELL IS WORRIED 184 XVI JIM DABBLES IN STRATEGY 200 XVII ALTON MEETS WITH DISASTER 215 XVIII THE REVERSE PASS 229 XIX FULL-BACK TO RIGHT TACKLE 244 XX CLEM DELIVERS A LETTER 255 XXI ALTON VS. KENLY HALL 267 XXII THE BANDAGED HAND 277 ILLUSTRATIONS He felt rather tired, very happy and--extremely foolish _Frontispiece_ PAGE We lost most of the team last June 52 It’s rotten to know that there’s a thief in the dormitory 144 Jim dropped to a knee, struggled erect again and again advanced 288 RIGHT TACKLE TODD CHAPTER I “DIFFERENT” “Stereotyped,” said Martin Gray. “That’s the word!” He spoke triumphantly, as one will when a moment’s search for the proper term has been rewarded. “Stereotyped, Clem!” “Oh, I don’t know,” replied his room-mate, only mildly interested in Mart’s subject. “Of course they do look pretty much alike--”