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A group of Yardley Hall schoolboys supports Gerald Evens as he trains and competes in seasonal school sports. The narrative follows cross-country, hockey, basketball, elections for team positions and school events, highlighting rivalries with Broadwood, team camaraderie, training, and leadership challenges. A missing trophy creates a mystery that tests loyalty and resourcefulness, and culminating contests determine team honors and an individual award symbolized by the Y. Through competitions, speeches, campaigns, and incidents at a bonfire and picnic, characters grow in confidence and responsibility, learning sportsmanship and earning recognition from peers.

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Title: Winning His "Y": A Story of School Athletics

Author: Ralph Henry Barbour

Illustrator: C. M. Relyea

Release date: October 30, 2018 [eBook #58192]

Language: English

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*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK WINNING HIS "Y": A STORY OF SCHOOL ATHLETICS ***

WINNING HIS “Y”


BY RALPH HENRY BARBOUR.

Each Illustrated, 12mo, Cloth, $1.50.


  • Double Play.
  • Forward Pass!
  • The Spirit of the School.
  • Four in Camp.
  • Four Afoot.
  • Four Afloat.
  • The Arrival of Jimpson.
  • Behind the Line.
  • Captain of the Crew.
  • For the Honor of the School.
  • The Half-Back.
  • On Your Mark.
  • Weatherby’s Inning.

D. APPLETON & COMPANY, NEW YORK.



WINNING HIS “Y”

A STORY OF SCHOOL ATHLETICS

By

RALPH HENRY BARBOUR

AUTHOR OF
“THE SPIRIT OF THE SCHOOL,” “THE HALF BACK,”
“FORWARD PASS,” “DOUBLE PLAY,” ETC.

ILLUSTRATED

NEW YORK AND LONDON
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY
1910


Copyright, 1910, by

D. APPLETON AND COMPANY

Published September, 1910


TO

GEORGE OSBORNE FORREST


CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE
I.— Gerald Evens Old Scores 1
II.— Hiltz Enters a Protest 16
III.— Which May Be Skipped 30
IV.— Poetry and Politics 34
V.— Dan Buys a Ticket 48
VI.— Conducting a Campaign 60
VII.— The Election 70
VIII.— At Sound View 80
IX.— The Cross-Country Meet 90
X.— At the Finish 98
XI.— By One Point 106
XII.— Off to Broadwood 114
XIII.— “Fighting For Old Yardley” 122
XIV.— Around the Bonfire 137
XV.— The New Captain Makes a Speech 146
XVI.— The Picnic 158
XVII.— The Return 173
XVIII.— Building The Rink 185
XIX.— The Hockey Team At Work 199
XX.— First Blood For Yardley 213
XXI.— The Basket Ball Game 222
XXII.— Gerald Goes On An Errand 232
XXIII.— The Cup Disappears 241
XXIV.— Gerald Watches 254
XXV.— The Cup Is Found 268
XXVI.— Winning His “Y” 279

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

    FACING
PAGE
“Gerald drew ahead steadily” Frontispiece  
“‘I guess I won’t go, thanks,’ said Dan”   56
“‘Don’t take the rug away yet,’ begged Alf”   166
“His wide, startled eyes held Gerald’s for a long moment”   270