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No.4. Boxing. This book is, without doubt, the most valuable manual of its kind ever published. It is fully illustrated.
No. 5. Gymnastics. By Robert Stell, N. Y. A. C.
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Other ca's Champion on the Finges since 1885. No. 6. Lawn Tennis. By O. S., Campbell, Champion Player of America. Valuable for beginners as well as experts: rules of the game complete.
No.7 Base Ball. By Waster Camp. Specially adapted for college and preparatory schools. Complete history of college base ball.
No. 8. Golf. By J. Stuart Balfflour, Containing List of Implements and their use, Glossary of Technical Ter-8 and latest Revised Rules of the Game.
No. 9. Athletics' Guide, Articles on Training, by H. S Cornish; How to train for Distance Running, by T. P. Coneff, Sprinting, by Harry Jewett; Throwling Weights, by James Mitchell; Waking, by S. Lieb gold Jumping, Hurdling, Pole Vaulting, by A. A. Jordan, and Rules for the Government of Athletic Games.
No 24. Gfficial Foot Ball Guide for 1894, Edited by Walter Camp. Contains revised rules, portraits of leading players, etc.
No.25 Swimming. By Walter C Douglas. Illustrated.
No. 26. How to Play Foot Ball By Walter Camp, Phil King and Laura Bliss; How to Train by J. Lathrop of Harvard.
No. 27. College Athletics. By M. C. Murphy, Trainer at Yale; Chapters on General Athletics, Running, Jumping, Hurdling, Weight ThrowinS; also Tanning and Starting; contains Codistitution, By-Laws and Athletics of the Intercollegate Association of Amateur Athletics of America; a book that all college athletics should read.
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No 29. Pully Weights, Aow to exercise with them, and benefits to be derive'. By H. S. Anderson, Yale Gymnasium.
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