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[ Association Football: Scotland v Wales, 1934 ]:Biblio.com

Association Football: Scotland v Wales Aberdeen 1934. The Autographs of 13 members of the Scottish team with trainer Donald Colman and 13 members of the Welsh team.

Peszynski, DonBiblio.com

Win More - Lose Less! : Maximizing Profits on NFL Wagering

2000020205Privately Published 2000. Very Good EX-LIBRARY. Sharp corners. Library label/stamps on the cover first and last pages only. All other pages are unmarked. NO underlining. NO highlighting. NO margin notes. No year of publication is indicated but 2000. Covers: which half-points are the best deal; how to buy half points on the margin; which Super Bowl props to avoid; when you should be playing parlays; when to hedge futures games; what is the real vig on a standard teaser; which teaser is the best deal; what stat best determines the pointspread outccome of a game; etc. From Elihu D. Feustel's on-line review: "5 stars Excellent text for intermediate to advanced gamblers There is a learning curve one must suffer through before they have a chance to be a professional sports gambler. If you have done your homework for a year studied your math and want to get better this is an excellent text. It is very math heavy but if you are not willing to wade through the details you really should not be in sports gambling the golden information rarely gets published. This book has the gold -- including thorough analysis of NFL teasers the value of NFL point buying and solid money management advice there are other topics as well but these are most recognizable by intermediate sports bettors. Additionally the handicapping analysis of turnovers pp. 94-95 is worth the cost of the book alone if you do your own handicapping. Although it is an exceptional text it is not for beginners." Oversize Softcover. 9" wide by 11" tall. Bound in the original blue printed wraps with a black plastic comb binding. The front and rear wraps are protected by a stiff clear plastic cover which was added by the library for superior durability. This large book will require extra postage for Priority and International shipments but only the standard charge for media mail. 1st ed No additional printings listed. Oversize Softcover. Very Good EX-LIBRARY. iv 120pp. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. Privately Published Paperback

About Books · États-Unis249,95 $US≈ 211,48 €

Spalding's Official Football GuideBiblio.com

Spalding's Official Foot Ball Guide 1916

1916220221916. SportsFootball Camp Walter ed. Spalding's Official Foot Ball Guide 1916. New York: American Sports Publishing Company 1916. First edition. Includes numerous tables diagrams and statistical summaries. Original pictorial wrappers in black and beige with football vignette illustration on front cover; titled spine in black. Part of the long-running Spalding's Athletic Library series this volume Group II No. 2 is edited by Walter Camp-widely regarded as the "Father of American Football." This 1916 edition reflects the pivotal transformation of the sport in the post-Progressive Era emphasizing new safety rules collegiate athletic expansion and regional league development.<br /> <br /> This edition provides exhaustive coverage of the 1915 football season and the updated rules adopted in 1916 by the Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee. Highlights include Camp's commentary on rule changes including refinements to the forward pass and field formation and detailed regional summaries such as "Foot Ball in the Middle West" "Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association" and "Foot Ball in Hawaii." The guide includes full-page statistical charts for team and individual performance historical retrospectives like "Famous Runs 1873 to 1915" and "The Field Goal Record" as well as collegiate and scholastic records with annotated lists of team captains coaches and league officials. Special attention is paid to "Foot Ball in the District of Columbia" and "Virginia Preparatory Schools" underscoring the sport's geographic reach. Of note is the inclusion of sections on Black players and schools in passing mention reflective of the period's broader racial exclusions and regional disparities in recordkeeping.<br /> <br /> Spine chipped and partially split with wear to crown and foot; wrappers show edgewear and minor tears but remain intact and visually striking. Pages uniformly toned with age but internally complete and legible with solid binding. Overall good condition. A foundational football annual and an essential primary source on early 20th-century collegiate sports history notable both for Walter Camp's editorial influence and for its documentation of evolving gameplay and governance. unknown

Max Rambod Inc. · États-Unis225,00 $US≈ 190,37 €

Duffner, James H (signed)Biblio.com

The Lyle Alzado Story 77: Nobody's Invincible signed

2019028368Meadville PA: Christian Faith Publishing Inc 2019. INSCRIBED / SIGNED by the AUTHOR directly on the front free endpaper. SIGNED copies are SCARCE. Square and tight. Hinges are perfect. NOT a library discard. NOT a remainder. Pages are clean and unmarked. Photo illustrated. Bound in the original black laminated boards stamped in bright white. From the rear cover: "Football legend Lyle Alzado was one of the most intimidating football players of all time he was an animal on the field a one man wrecking crew. Due to his sheer viciousness on the gridiron he is the only player to have an NFL rule named after him one meant to prevent injury and to possibly save lives. Off the field however he was a picture of contradictions: prone to rages and abrupt acts of violence he was also known for his compassionate work with mentally and physically challenged children. The man who feared nobody was in reality riddled with a deep seated terror that any kind of failure would send him back to the ghetto streets he grew up on. Living with a violent selfish father left him desperate for love which he often looked for in all the wrong places. Having been teased and ridiculed mercilessly in school left him with a deep seated need for acceptance leaving him emotionally vulnerable. He was hysterically funny and menacingly frightening astoundingly powerful and surprisingly gentle seemingly invincible and ultimately very very fragile. From his early days as a street fighter just trying to survive the mean streets through his astounding football career his days as a celebrity actor and restaurant owner his shocking accusation of rampant steroid use in the NFL and his tragic death from that abuse this is the Lyle Alzado story told as only a best friend could share it. NOBODY'S INVINCIBLE is packed with personal stories never before seen photographs and insights into Lyle's life that 20 years after his death can finally be revealed. No holds barred here. You are invited into Lyle's inner circle to rub shoulders with both sports greats and Hollywood superstars and to get to know him better than almost anyone except his closest friends. Some would say Lyle paid the ultimate price for his lifestyle. But I'm here to tell you he didn't. He was saved before it was too late. He was a player in every sense of the word friends with the world's top athletes Hollywood royalty and the underworld bad guys. He was the last of a breed and I was proud to call him my best friend.". INSCRIBED / SIGNED by the AUTHOR. 1st ed No additional printings listed. Hardcover. Very Good condition/No dust jacket as issued. Illus. by NOT a library discard. 303pp. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. Christian Faith Publishing, Inc Hardcover

About Books · États-Unis193,50 $US≈ 163,72 €

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