Chip Hilton Sports

24 primary works

Touchdown Pass

by Clair Bee

Published 1 September 1996

In the process of learning to go beyond himself and to reach out to others, high school star football player Chip Hilton uncovers an act of sabotage at the local pottery.

Championship Ball

by Clair Bee

Published 1 October 1998

When a broken leg forces him off the high school basketball squad, Chip Hilton faces the coming season with all odds against him as he attempts to help build a winning team.

Strike Three

by Clair Bee

Published 1 October 1998

When Chip Hilton learns the reason for the animosity shown him by two other members of the baseball team, he finds a way to overcome the problem.

Clutch Hitter

by Clair Bee, Cynthia Bee Farley, and Randall K Farley

Published 1 October 1998

While playing baseball for the steel company where he works during the summer, high school star athlete Chip Hilton comes up against professionals participating illegally in amateur sport.

Pass and a Prayer

by Clair Bee

Published 1 April 1999

The final season of team captain Chip's football career at Valley Falls High finds him fighting a new coach, who threatens to destroy the fair play, sportsmanship, and good citizenship that have made his team great.

Hoop Crazy

by Clair Bee

Published 1 April 1999

A smooth-talking man who claims to have played basketball with Chip's father creates dissension on the Valley Falls high school team and plans to use Big Chip's pottery formula in his latest scam.

Pitchers' Duel

by Clair Bee, Cynthia Bee Farley, and Randall K Farley

Published 1 May 1999

During his senior year at Valley Falls High School, Chip pitches in the state championship baseball tournament, runs for student mayor, and fights a drive to force Coach Rockwell to retire.

Dugout Jinx

by Clair Bee

Published 1 May 1999

After graduating from high school, Chip is invited to join the Parkville Bears as a summer intern and he manages to save the Bears' season--and his own baseball future--from being spoiled by the schemes of an unscrupulous man.

Freshman Quarterback

by Clair Bee

Published 1 September 1999

Backboard Fever

by Clair Bee

Published 1 September 1999

Fence Busters

by Clair Bee

Published 1 October 1999

As the freshman baseball team at State University tries to live up to its nickname, "Fence Busters," Chip must endure an injury and friction with a jealous teammate.

Ten Seconds to Play!

by Clair Bee, Randall K Farley, and Cynthia Bee Farley

Published 1 October 1999

Chip takes a job at a summer camp and meets a talented athlete who may be joining him on the football team at State University, and whose arrogance hides a secret problem.

Fourth Down Showdown

by Clair Bee

Published 1 April 2000

While continuing to lead State's football team to victory, Chip finds time to help an underprivileged boy working with him at the drugstore.

Tournament Crisis

by Clair Bee

Published 1 April 2000

Chip and his teammates come to the aid of their Chinese American friend so that he can pursue an education while also playing basketball at State University.

Hardcourt Upset

by Clair Bee

Published 1 May 2000

Forced by a knee injury to sit out part of the basketball season at State University, Chip Hilton watches in dismay as his team suffers through a losing streak, while his friend Soapy is suspected of a series of robberies.

Pay-off Pitch

by Clair Bee

Published 1 May 2000

As a member of the college baseball team at State University, Chip Hilton finds his sense of sportsmanship challenged when he is wrongfully suspected of playing for a professional team.

No-Hitter

by Clair Bee

Published 1 February 2001

Triple-Threat Trouble

by Clair Bee

Published 1 May 2001

Backcourt Ace

by Clair Bee, Randall K Farley, and Cynthia Bee Farley

Published 1 July 2001

Chip Hilton and his teammates doubt that even Chip's scoring prowess will be enough to help State University win the Holiday Invitational Tournament, but a seven-foot-tall junior might, so they hope to find a way to get him to play for their team.

Buzzer Basket

by Clair Bee

Published 12 August 2001

Chip faces difficult challenges in dealing with a new basketball coach and increased responsibilities at Mr. Grayson's store.