- Complete List of Books in the
WHITTLESEY HOUSE SPORTS SERIES

 

  
  
   
  
    
    

Allen’s BETTER BASKETBALL ee

Technique, Tactics and Tales. By Forrest C. “PHoc” Auten, Director of Physical Education and Coach of
Basketball, University of Kansas. A complete, lively treatment, including comprehensive analysis of plays,
new material on offensive and defensive tactics, training, etc., and true stories from the duthor’s experience,
dealing with winning games. 490 pages, 6 x 9, illustrated.

 

_Lamar’s THE ATHLETIC PLANT a. $3.00

Layout, Equipment and Care. By Emit Lamar, Department of Physical Education, Berkeley High School,
Berkeley, Calif. Explains how to lay out, construct, and care for athletic fields and facilities for all types of
athletic contests. Gives practical material on constructing athletic equipment in the school shop. Includes
suggestions for conducting athletic contests in line with modern trends.

Jones and Brown’s SWINGING INTO GOLF - $2.00

By Ernest Jones, Professional, Women’s National Golf and Tennis Club, Glenhead, N. Y.,
and Innis Brown. Ernest Jones says, “The swing’s the thing—get that right and you can
forget everything else!’ His method, emphasizing one simple idea for producing a free natural —
swing, is explained in detail in this book. 150 pages, 514 x 8, illustrated.

 

Bierman’ Ss WINNING FOOTBALL $2.50

Psychology, Strategy, and Technique. By B. W. “Bernie” Bierman, Professor of Physical Education and
Head Football Coach, University of Minnesota. Gives the reader not only Bernie Bierman’s rigidly practical
methods for developing team and player skill, but also the keen insight, into psychological factors of winning
eee ot a veteran coach. Includes detailed schedule for an entire season’s practice. 276 pages, 574 x 8,
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Crisler and Wieman’s PRACTICAL FOOTBALL $3.00

A Manual for Coaches, Players and Students of the Game. By H. O. “Fritz” Crister, Head Coach, and

i Wireman, Line Coach, Princeton University. Presents practical, ready-to-use methods, with
special emphasis on blocking, tackling, position play, the kicking game, the passing game, the running game,
offensive plays, generalship, and defensive-planning. 242 pages, 5} x 8, illustrated.

Littles HOW TO WATCH FOOTBALL ee

The Spectator’s Guide. By Lou Lirrie, Head Football Coach, Columbia University. The reader watches a
typical college football game with Lou Little, who explains as the game progresses the significance of the
various plays, rulings, stratagems, etc., Includes a brief outline of the author’s own methods of building a
team.

_ Skillman’s SQUASH RACQUETS yo. Bese

By Joun Sxitiman, Head Coach, Squash Racquets, Yale University. A manual for begin-
ners and seasoned players, explaining simply and clearly the technique of the game,
describing the actual plays in detail, giving advice on angle and corner shots, volleys,
training, tournament play, etc. 190 pages, 514 x 8, illustrated.

 

 

 

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