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Healthful sports for boys

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Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Published Date
1910
Author
Rochefort, Alfred
Publisher
New York : The Christian Herald
Call Number
05.5 C46h
Author
Rochefort, Alfred
Responsibility
Alfred Rochefort
Publisher
New York : The Christian Herald
Published Date
1910
Physical Description
212 pages
Medium
Library - Book (including soft-cover and pamphlets)
Subjects
Sports
Guidebook
Abstract
Pertains to a collection of tips, information, rules and codes of conduct on various sports. The publication is catered to men and discusses an abundance of sporting activities, all of which have been divided among the four seasons. Readers are granted a rare insight into the social expectations of men during the early 20th century, and the ways in which they were expected to behave.
Contents
Chapter I: Marbles - How played
Chapter II: Whip tops and Top Games
Chapter III: Kites and How Made
Chapter IV: Hoops, wheels and buzzers
Chapter V: Let's go A-Fishing
Chapter VI: Boating and Canoeing
Chapter VII: Small sail boats
Chapter VIII: How to swim
Chapter IX: Styles of swimming
Chapter X: Things boys should know
Chapter XI: Curious rhymes for games
Chapter XII: Tag and bull in the ring
Chapter XIII: All about leap frog
Chapter XIV: Duck on the rock-cat
Chapter XV: Ball, bat and racket
Chapter XVI: American baseball
Chapter XVII: All about football
Chapter XVIII: Mumbly peg-hop scotch
Chapter XIX: How to camp out
Chapter XX: Bicylces and lassoes
Chapter XXI: Golf, hockey and shinny
Chapter XXII: Skating-skiing-snow shoeing
Chapter XXIII: Coasting-tobogganing-sleds
Chapter XXIV: General athletics
Chapter XXV: Cries-shouts-college yells
Chapter XXVI: Clever tricks
Chapter XXVII: Sleight-of-hand
Accession Number
3069 a
Call Number
05.5 C46h
Collection
Archives Library
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