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Ralph Henry Barbour
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Ralph Henry Barbour
Ralph Henry Barbour 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, notably Phyllis in Bohemia. Other works included light romances and adventure.
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A Maid in Arcady
Ralph Henry Barbour · Frederic J. Von Rapp
The Half-Back: A Story of School, Football, and Golf
Ralph Henry Barbour · B. West (Benjamin West) Clinedinst
The New Boy at Hilltop, and Other Stories
Ralph Henry Barbour
The Lilac Girl
Ralph Henry Barbour · Edward Stratton Holloway +1
Left Tackle Thayer
Ralph Henry Barbour · C. M. (Charles M.) Relyea
The Adventure Club Afloat
Ralph Henry Barbour · Edward C. Caswell
Captain of the Crew
Ralph Henry Barbour · C. M. (Charles M.) Relyea
Around the End
Ralph Henry Barbour · C. M. (Charles M.) Relyea +1
Behind the Line: A Story of College Life and Football
Ralph Henry Barbour · C. M. (Charles M.) Relyea
Center Rush Rowland
Ralph Henry Barbour · Edward C. Caswell
Left Guard Gilbert
Ralph Henry Barbour · Edward C. Caswell
Barry Locke, half-back
Ralph Henry Barbour · C. M. (Charles M.) Relyea
Crofton Chums
Ralph Henry Barbour · C. M. (Charles M.) Relyea
Captain Chub
Ralph Henry Barbour · C. M. (Charles M.) Relyea
Left End Edwards
Ralph Henry Barbour · C. M. (Charles M.) Relyea
Bases full!
Ralph Henry Barbour
Danforth Plays the Game: Stories for Boys Little and Big
Ralph Henry Barbour · John A. (John Albert) Coughlin
Change Signals: A Story of the New Football
Ralph Henry Barbour · C. M. (Charles M.) Relyea
Full-Back Foster
Ralph Henry Barbour · Edward C. Caswell
The Crimson Sweater
Ralph Henry Barbour · C. M. (Charles M.) Relyea
The Turner Twins
Ralph Henry Barbour · C. M. (Charles M.) Relyea
Four Afloat: Being the Adventures of the Big Four on the Water
Ralph Henry Barbour
Pud Pringle, pirate
Ralph Henry Barbour · William F. (William Frederick) Stecher
The play that won
Ralph Henry Barbour · Walt Louderback
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