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201674397Kingston upon Thames Vision Sports Publishing 2016. RELIVE THE GLORIOUS SUMMER WITH THOSE WHO WERE THERE. Oblong 4to. 256pp. Illustrated. Published to commemorate the 50th anniversary of England winning the football world cup in 1966. unknown
189329193New York: The Century Company 1893. Illustrated with photographs and wood engravings. 1 vols. 8vo. Original tan cloth titled in red with emblematic gilt device on both covers t.e.g. spine darkened and some cover soiling one signature starting else very good. Illustrated with photographs and wood engravings. 1 vols. 8vo. Deals with Track Rowing Football and Baseball with an appendix of rules contracts and constitutions. The section on football reviews the history of the game in America the development of the various team positions what constitutes fair tackling "They must not however throttle or choke the runner nor can players use the closed fist" 13 diagrams illustrating different plays responsibilities of the coach and details concerning kicking catching and passing. Baseball is divided into two sections: for the spectator covering what to look for at a game and for the player covering what to wear how to play the various positions and useful strategies to employ. Much of Camp's advice has a vintage charm "The first baseman and catcher should each wear gloves to protect the hands" much of it still highly applicable today and all of it is interesting.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Camp 1859-1925 was a prominent athlete at Yale and later its athletic director; he was known as the Father of American Football for his leading part in the game and in evolving the rules which govern it. The Century Company unknown
193371957New York: Barnes 1933. First edition. Small octavo. 80 pp. Diagram of football field. Publisher's printed brown wrappers. Some erosion along spine. Very good. Barnes unknown
1985z07917Pittsburgh: Fox Chapel High School 1985. Paperback. Near Fine. Lot of 9 Fox Chapel High School "Foxes" varsity football game programs. Includes Fox Chapel vs. Sto-Rox September 8 1973 vs. Shaler September 18 1976 vs. North Allegheny September 8 1979 the 1980 season guide vs. North Catholic September 4 1982 vs. Valley October 20 1984 vs. Shaler Area Titans August 31 1984 vs. Seneca Valley Parents' Day November 3 1984 and vs. Shaler August 31 1985. Paperback 8vo. in illustrated wraps. Varying paginations with ads and illustrations throughout. Overall in very good condition with minor shelf wear to wraps only. Programs include names and photographs of the Foxes athletics staff football players cheerleaders and the various sections of the marching band. Fox Chapel High School paperback
2008134318Docklands: Geoff Slattery 2008. 1st edition. As New. large octavo. pictorial boards 216pp. col. & b/w pls. text ills. Geoff Slattery hardcover
2008A114448Docklands: Geoff Slattery 2008. 1st edition. As New. large octavo. pictorial boards 216pp. col. & b/w pls. text ills. Geoff Slattery hardcover
19146291Minneapolis: Minnesota Alumni Weekly 1914. First Edition . Half-Cloth. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 188 pp. tall octavo b/w illus. & photos game charts foldout photo two foldout charts two color illus. printed endpapers. Hardcover black cloth spine paper over boards printed in black & red cover sl. soiled corners lightly rubbed o/w v.g. cond. The Minnesota Alumni Weekly vol. XIV #9 Nov. 9 1914. <br/> <br/> Minnesota Alumni Weekly hardcover
49840Five-sevenths 5/7ths of the class inducted into the legendary Canton Ohio institution are represented in these five choice signatures -- lacking only Larry Csonka and Gene Upshaw. Delightful grouping all on fine matching heavy stock 5" X 3" cards all original mailing envelopes included. Alphabetically: 1 LEN DAWSON 1935-22 quarterback with the Pittsburgh Steelers Cleveland Browns and Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs; he signs large in blue ballpoint dating it 29 October 1979 at upper right; 2 JOE GREENE born 1946 known as "Mean Joe" and also a College Football Hall of Famer defensive tackle with the Pittsburgh Steelers; he signs in black fineline dating it 19 December 1987 at upper right; 3 JOHN HENRY JOHNSON 1929-2011 fullback with the San Francisco 49ers Detroit Lions Pittsburgh Steelers and Houston Oilers; he signs handsomely in blue ballpoint adding "Best Wishes" below and at upper right dating it 5 March 1977; 4 JIM LANGER 1948-2019 center with the Cleveland Browns Miami Dolphins and Minnesota Vikings; he signs in black fineline adding "#62" and at upper right dating it 31 October 1975; 5 DON MAYNARD 1935-22 wide receiver with the New York Giants Hamilton Tiger-Cats New York Titans / Jets St. Louis Cardinals Los Angeles Rams and Houston Texans / Shreveport Steamer; he signs in black ballpoint dating it 17 January 1989 at upper right. Accompanied by a fine glossy 8¼" X 11" front cover for the 22 August 1987 issue of the NFL publication "Gameday" with a color artist's rendering of all seven 1987 Hall of Fame inductees. A superb quintette. unknown
1970K307901Melbourne: George Thompson 1970. September 19. Nice copy. quarto. pictorial wrappers 32pp. b/w pls. duotone ills. tables Preliminary Final . St. Kilda versus Carlton George Thompson unknown
1971K307899Melbourne: George Thompson 1971. September 25. Nice copy. quarto. pictorial wrappers 32pp. b/w pls. duotone ills. tables Grand Final 1971. Hawthorn v. St. Kilda George Thompson unknown
193623637Berkeley CA: University of California. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1936. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. 4to 11" - 13" tall; 32 pages; November 21 1936 football program for Stanford vs California. Measures about 8 X 11 inches. Near fine condition with a very light crease in center of front cover. Hard to see just looking at it. . University of California paperback
193923638Stanford University CA: Stanford University Press. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1939. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. 4to 11" - 13" tall; 45th Annual California vs. Stanford football game program. Measures about 8 X 11 inches. Near fine condition with very minor wear. . Stanford University Press paperback
17524'Nov. 1934 at Aberdeen.' Scotland . The game was played on 21 November 1934 at Pittodrie Scotland winning 3-2. 2pp. 12mo. on two leaves removed from an autograph album. Each team's autographs on a separate page. Both leaves in good condition lightly-aged. ONE: On page headed 'Scotland Team' carries 14 autographs: 'C Napier Charlie Napier 1910-1973 Celtic Alex Massie 1906-1977 Hearts <J S. McLuskie> Pr. McGonagle Peter William McGonagle 1904-1956 Celtic Wm Cook William Cook 1906-1981 Bolton Wanderers Jas Simpson James McMillan Simpson 1908-1972 Rangers captain Allan McClory 1899-1983 Motherwell William Cooper Doug. Duncan Douglas 'Dally' Duncan 1909-1990 Derby County Tommy Walker 1915-1993 Hearts Davie McCulloch 1912-1979 Hearts Andy Anderson b.1909 Hearts George Brown b.1907 Rangers'. And upwards along the right-hand margin: 'Donald Colman. 1878-1942 Trainer'. TWO: On page headed 'WELSH. TEAM. NOV. 1934 AT ABERDEEN.' With 13 names: 'R Williams Ron Williams 1907-1958 <>ley. T. F. Mills Thomas Mills Roy John William Ronald John 1911-1973 D. Richards Dai Richards 1906-1969 D. J. Astley David John 'Dai' Astley 1909-1989 Aston Villa C. Phillips. Cuthbert 'Charlie' Phillips 1910-1969 Spud Murphy. James Patrick Murphy 1910-1989 West Bromwich Albion C <>aley I M Hopkins. Idris Morgan 'Dai' Hopkins 1910-1994 H Hanford. Harry Hanford 1907-1996 Swansea Town S. Lawrence. Sidney 'Sid' Lawrence D Jones. David Owen Jones b.1910'. Also present is a worn newspaper cutting of a photograph of 'SCOTLAND'S VICTORIOUS TEAM'. 'Nov. 1934 at Aberdeen.' [ Scotland ] unknown
194776758Berkeley: Tilghman Press 1947. Wraps. Fine. Official program for the first college football bowl game featuring schools that are considered historically black colleges and universities HBCUs. Wilberforce University Ohio defeated Prairie View A&M Texas 26-0 in the inaugural Fruit Bowl. The game was held three times following the 1947 to 1949 seasons.<br /> <br /> This program include a list of special events the team rosters brief profiles of the five members of the Fruit Bowl Association etc. Notably it also features dozens of advertisements for Black-owned Bay Area businesses and entertainers including T-Bone Walker Saunders King and Ivory Joe Hunter. <br /> <br /> Quarto: 16 p. with photographic illustrations and advertisements. Original printed paper wrappers bound with two staples. A fine copy. Tilghman Press unknown
189376702New York: Charles H. Nicoll 1893. First Edition. This early football program is notable for featuring William H. Lewis 1868-1949 the first African American to earn First Team All-America honors who is seen here at the center of the Harvard team portrait. After graduating from Amherst and enrolling at Harvard Law School he played two seasons for the Crimson helping the team compile a 22-2 record. In November 1893 Harvard team captain Bertram G. Waters was unable to play in the last game of the season due to an injury. The game was Lewis' last college football game and the team voted him as the acting captain for the game making him Harvard's first African American team captain.<br /> <br /> Following law school Lewis was hired as a football coach at Harvard where he served from 1895 to 1906. It was during this time he proposed the "neutral zone" rule that is still used today to lessen the brutality of the game at the line of scrimmage before the snap. He also wrote one of the first books on the game A Primer of College Football 1896 before entering into politics. Elected to the Massachusetts legislature in 1901 he was named assistant U.S. attorney general for Boston in 1903. In October 1910 William Howard Taft appointed Lewis as a U.S. Assistant Attorney General sparking a national debate of the President's so-called "Black Cabinet". Later he led a successful private practice in Boston and emerged as a leading civil rights leader and speaker. Lewis was posthumously honored with induction into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2009.<br /> <br /> One of the only two losses in Lewis' Harvard career was the November 25 1893 game against Yale at Hampden Park in Springfield Massachusetts. For the first time Harvard wore leather uniforms rather than the expected canvas vest and canvas or moleskin pants. The Eli learned of the change about an hour before kickoff and countered by covering their uniforms with rosin which proved successful as Yale triumphed 6-0 on the strength of a Frank Butterworth touchdown in this era touchdowns were worth four points successful kicks after goal were worth two.<br /> <br /> A striking production die cut in the shape of a football. Oblong oval octavo 7 1/4" x 10 3/4": 76 pp. with photographic illustrations and numerous advertisements. The original cloth-covered boards feature decorative blind stamping and a stitched leather binding emulating the construction of a football. Period pencil signature to the title page with a few neat pencil notations to the blue Yale Score Card leaf. Some mild wear along the extremities with a bit of light discoloration to the rear panel; otherwise very good. Charles H. Nicoll unknown
1953160334Baltimore: Morgan State University 1953. Vintage program for a Morgan State vs. West Virginia football game held at the Hughes Stadium in Baltimore on October 24 1953.<br /> <br /> Program includes player and reserve lineups photographs of each team and the respective coaches and notes on the upcoming homecoming festivities. <br /> <br /> Near Fine in pictorial side-stapled wrappers. Morgan State University unknown
192459545Adelaide: South Australian Football League Limited and printed by Lonnen & Cope 1924. Fine. Adelaide South Australian Football League Limited and printed by Lonnen & Cope 1924. Duodecimo 163 x 104 mm 16 pages last page the colophon plus the title-cover. Saddle-stapled card; a fine copy. 'Umpires and stewards must report bad language and foul play such as hitting with the fist and with the elbow. The game according to the laws is strong enough there being no occasion for foulness of any sort. The fair player must be protected' page 11. Not in Trove. South Australian Football League Limited (and printed by Lonnen & Cope) unknown
1955135098Barcelona: Club de Futbol Barcelona 1955. Nice copy. large octavo. pictorial wrappers 28pp. b/w pls. text ills. Barcelona Football Club Information Bulletin for April 1954. Inc. Ômeeting between President Franco photographed but named only as the Head of State & Agustin Pujol president of the Catalan Football FederationÕ. Included is a list of BarcaÕs professional players with date of joining the club age height & weight. Plus a one page humerous comic strip Ôira el barca a marte. ÕAlso has accounts of the hockey pelota & rugby teams. Many interesting adverts inc. colour rear cover for radios & radiograms Club de Futbol Barcelona] unknown
193334511Berkeley: Printed by Lederer Street and Zeus Company 1933. Soft cover. Good. Program. Approx. 10.5" x 7." 36 pages. Illustrated with photographs of the players and the stadium; a two page color advertisement with probable starting line-up from the Richfield Gas Company; and color cigarette advertisements on the back of the program. Light wear to the covers. Printed by , Lederer, Street, and Zeus Company unknown
1960159459Melbourne: Collingwood Football Club 1960. 1st edition. Very nice copy. quarto. pictorial wrappers 40pp. b/w plates Inc. complete list of past & present players. Small print run & very scarce Collingwood Football Club unknown
19296064New York: Doubleday Doran & Company Inc 1929. First edition. 8vo 383pp. Yellow cloth lettered and decorated in brown top edge stained brown in illustrated jacket by William Gropper. Some smudging to boards else near fine in toned jacket with rubbing to folds and light chipping at spine ends and corners else nicely preserved. Very good. <br /> <br /> Methodist minister and author from Texas Charles W. Ferguson's 1901-1987 first novel and second book following his The Confusion of Tongues being a criticism and overview of religious sects. This satirical novel is a picture of university life at the time of course including football. Interestingly the book pokes fun at the idea of the Chancellor of the school secretly taking care of his athletes financially under pressure from his rich alumni donors. A very prescient topic. This book is quite uncommon in a presentable jacket. . Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc unknown
66249Very Good. Silk scarf measuring 12" x 12". Two fold lines one horizontal one vertical through the center. 1" split in the cloth to the surface. A sporty design by John Held Jr. <br /> <br /> Utah Artist John Held Jr. 1889-1958 was a prominent illustrator of the 1920s and 1930s. He began by drawing sports and political drawings for The Salt Lake Tribune when he was just 16 years old. Held moved to New York City in 1910 where he went on to gain notoriety for his drawings in the popular magazines "Life" "The New Yorker" "Vanity Fair" "Judge" and "College Humor." His work epitomized the Jazz Age. He is most recognized for creating the short-haired "flapper. unknown
194090140New Haven: Yale University Athletic Association 1940. Paperback. Very Good. frontis photos 48p. Softcover in original wrapper. 30cm. Minor cover wear. Cornell won 21-0. Yale University Athletic Association paperback
189433580np 1894. Framed photograph 10-1/2" x 13-1/2" matted behind glass within ornate gilt frame 21" x 23-1/2". Light wear to surface of photograph. Matting has some spotting. Some wear to frame and small chip to frame edge. Else Very Good. <br /> <br /> The squad is dressed in various football uniforms including laced smock vests over long sleeved shirts caped sweaters and knee length pants. Each of the two young men wearing military style uniforms has a small billed cap. unknown
195191027Philadelphia 1951. Paperback. Very Good. photos 8p. plus wrapper. Softcover. 28 cm. paperback