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WEATHERBY’S INNING
A Story of College
Life and Baseball
BY
RALPH HENRY BARBOUR
AUTHOR OF BEHIND THE LINE,
THE HALF-BACK, ETC.
Illustrated by C. M. Relyea
New York
D. Appleton and Company
1903
Copyright, 1903
By D. APPLETON AND COMPANY
Published September, 1903
TO
ALFRED LOUIS BAURY
AGED ELEVEN
YOUNGEST AND MOST LENIENT
OF CRITICS
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE I.— Coward! 1 II.— An interruption 11 III.— Mr. Tidball introduces himself 19 IV.— Catcher and pitcher 30 V.— An encounter in the yard 39 VI.— In disgrace 47 VII.— At the batting nets 57 VIII.— The last straw 68 IX.— Anthony studies a time-table 80 X.— Flight 94
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tdrt">XI.— Anthony makes a statement 106 XII.— A fly to left-fielder 120 XIII.— Joe is pessimistic 127 XIV.— The mass-meeting 139 XV.— Anthony on baseball 148 XVI.— Jack courts the muse 156 XVII.— Erskine vs. Harvard 167 XVIII.— Jack at second 176 XIX.— Anthony tells a secret 184 XX.— Stolen property 194 XXI.— Off to Collegetown 203 XXII.— At the end of the sixth 213 XXIII.— A triple play 223 XXIV.— Weatherby’s inning 239
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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FACING
PAGE Perkins was speeding for second. Frontispiece He leaned back, clinging to the planks behind him. 7 Anthony waved the coffee-pot hospitably. 47 “What’s wrong, Weatherby?” 99 Weatherby sprang straight upward, two feet above the turf. 238 With a gasp for breath he leaped forward. 246
PAGE Perkins was speeding for second. Frontispiece He leaned back, clinging to the planks behind him. 7 Anthony waved the coffee-pot hospitably. 47 “What’s wrong, Weatherby?” 99 Weatherby sprang straight upward, two feet above the turf. 238 With a gasp for breath he leaped forward. 246
WEATHERBY’S INNING