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The further boarding school adventures of Dan Vinton, roommate Gerald Pennimore, newcomer Kendall Burtis and their school chums at Yardley Hall. Football is once again the athletic sport of focus of this Yardley Hall series installment.When not in study or sports, the boys have a number of adventures and mishaps. Kendall lands in hot water when he overhears a plot against Yardley Hall by members of arch-rival Broadwood Academy. His plan is to foil the plot, but in so doing he is caught and the circumstantial evidence of Kendall being the culprit weighs heavily against him. Then, just days before the big game with Broadwood, football captain Dan Vinton is kidnapped!Another exciting sports adventure story from the prolific Mr. Barbour.

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The further boarding school adventures of Dan Vinton, roommate Gerald Pennimore, newcomer Kendall Burtis and their school chums at Yardley Hall. Football is once again the athletic sport of focus of this Yardley Hall series installment.When not in study or sports, the boys have a number of adventures and mishaps. Kendall lands in hot water when he overhears a plot against Yardley Hall by members of arch-rival Broadwood Academy. His plan is to foil the plot, but in so doing he is caught and the circumstantial evidence of Kendall being the culprit weighs heavily against him. Then, just days before the big game with Broadwood, football captain Dan Vinton is kidnapped!Another exciting sports adventure story from the prolific Mr. Barbour. [Suggest a different description.]

Excerpt from Change Signals: A Story of the New FootballI am taking this occasion to thank all of my readers, boys and girls alike, who have been so kind as to write to me. Sometimes your letters have gone unanswered for a long time, I fear; and it is possible that now and then, entirely by accident, one has been lost sight of entirely. If so I am both sorry and apologetic, for your let ters are always a real pleasure to me, whether, as is so surprisingly often the case, they are filled with praise for my stories, or, as is sometimes the case, they call me to account for mistakes made. Your criticisms, always just, are perhaps better merited than your praise, and are quite as well appreciated. My thanks and my compliments, then, to all my correspondents for their kindly.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

For this was the first night of the fall term, and many members had not touched their instruments since the final chord had been twanged on class day. (Brewster, playing second mandolin, was doing bravely with a silver dime, having lost his pick and not being able to borrow one!) Beyond the platform some two hundred and fifty clear-eyed, clean-skinned boys sang the words with vim. Many, unable to satisfactorily express their enthusiasm vocally, kept time with their feet. Across the platform from the musicians sat the Assistant Principal, Mr. Collins, the physical instructor, Mr. Bendix, the head coach, Mr. Payson, the president of the First Class, Lawrence Goodyear, and the football captain, Dan Vinton. The mass meeting had been called to formally open the football season at Yardley Hall School.

The further boarding school adventures of Dan Vinton, roommate Gerald Pennimore, newcomer Kendall Burtis and their school chums at Yardley Hall. Football is once again the athletic sport of focus of this Yardley Hall series installment.When not in study or sports, the boys have a number of adventures and mishaps. Kendall lands in hot water when he overhears a plot against Yardley Hall by members of arch-rival Broadwood Academy. His plan is to foil the plot, but in so doing he is caught and the circumstantial evidence of Kendall being the culprit weighs heavily against him. Then, just days before the big game with Broadwood, football captain Dan Vinton is kidnapped!Another exciting sports adventure story from the prolific Mr. Barbour.

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Barbour (1870-1944) was an American novelist who primarily wrote popular works of sports fiction for boys. In collaboration with L H Bickford he also wrote as Richard Stillman Powell, their most notable work being Phyllis in Bohemia (1897). His other works included light romances and adventure stories. Over the course of his career Barbour produced more than 100 novels amd numerous short stories. First published in 1912, this football story forms part of the Yardley Hall School Stories series. With four full-page illustrations and a facsimile of the original cover.

The further boarding school adventures of Dan Vinton, roommate Gerald Pennimore, newcomer Kendall Burtis and their school chums at Yardley Hall. Football is once again the athletic sport of focus of this Yardley Hall series installment.When not in study or sports, the boys have a number of adventures and mishaps. Kendall lands in hot water when he overhears a plot against Yardley Hall by members of arch-rival Broadwood Academy. His plan is to foil the plot, but in so doing he is caught and the circumstantial evidence of Kendall being the culprit weighs heavily against him. Then, just days before the big game with Broadwood, football captain Dan Vinton is kidnapped!Another exciting sports adventure story from the prolific Mr. Barbour.

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The further boarding school adventures of Dan Vinton, roommate Gerald Pennimore, newcomer Kendall Burtis and their school chums at Yardley Hall. Football is once again the athletic sport of focus of this Yardley Hall series installment.When not in study or sports, the boys have a number of adventures and mishaps. Kendall lands in hot water when he overhears a plot against Yardley Hall by members of arch-rival Broadwood Academy. His plan is to foil the plot, but in so doing he is caught and the circumstantial evidence of Kendall being the culprit weighs heavily against him. Then, just days before the big game with Broadwood, football captain Dan Vinton is kidnapped!Another exciting sports adventure story from the prolific Mr. Barbour.

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