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TITLE Selected Teaching Materials in Physical Educationfor Elementary School Pupils.

INSTITUTION New York State Education Dept., Albany. Bureau c1:Elementary Curriculum Development.; New York StateEducation Dept., Albany. Bureau of School Libraries.

PUB DATE 70NOTE 24v.

FDRS PRICE FDRS Price ME-T0.25 PC-$1.30DESCRIPTORS *Bibliographies, Elementary School Curriculum,

*Elementary school Students, *Physical Education,Pecreational Activities

ABSTRACTThis bibliography was compiled to assist educators

in their selection of reading materials in physical education forelementary pupils. Besides general and reference works, specifictopics include: (1) games; (2) the olympic games; (3) aquatics; (4)

individual and dual activities; (P) team activities; (f) rhythms and(lance; (7) the great outdoors; and (8) winter sports. A listing ofperiodicals, sources of free material, and a directory of publishersis included. (TL)

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BUREAU OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AN) lECKEATIONBUREAU OF SCHOOL LIBRARIES

BUREAU OF ELEMENTARY CURRICULUM DEVELOPMEsf1970

This bibliography has been prepared to assist educators inthe sele,:tion of reading materials in physical education forelementary pupils. This list teresents only part of thewealth of eate:ial that is available.

The University of the State of New YotkTHE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OP NEW YORK

Regents of the University (with years when teres expire

1984 Joseph W. McGovern, A.BChancellor

1985 Everitt J. Penny, B.C.SVice Chancellor

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President of the University and Commissioner of MentonEwald 8, Nyquist

Executive Deputy ConnissionAr of EducationCordon H. Ambach

Deputy Commissioner for Elementary and Secondary EducationHerbert F. Johnson

Associate Cnomissioner for Instructional ServicesPhilip 8. Langworthy

Assistant Commissioner for Instructional Services (General Education)Bernard F, Hash

Directcr, Curriculum PcItIopment CenterWilliam E. Young

Chief, Bureau of Elementary Curriculum DevelopmentRobert H. Johnstone

Director, Division of Health, Physical tducetionond !striationGeorge 11. Grover

FOREWORD

Many books are being published for elementaryschool boys and girls to real related to the areas of.ohysical edu:ation and recreation. It is through thereareas that some pupils obtain ani enhance their interestin reading.

This annotated bibliography of books that elementary pupils can read we; developed to assist teazhersand librarians. The material was prepared by AstridHansel, a librarian.

The Bureau of Physical Education and Recreation andthe Bureau of Reading worked cooperatively with the ireau

of Elementary Curriculum Development in preparing thismanuscript for press.

GENERAL AND REFERENCE

Antonucci, Robert J. Physical fitness for young champions. McCraw. 1962.

$3.95. (Whittlesey House publications). Grades 4.6Information on conditioning the body, forming of good habirs,and onechapter on a program for the physically handicapped.

Barr, George. Young scientist and eportsy featuring beseb111, football,

basketball. McCraw. 1962. 63.30. (Whittlesey House book). Grades 4.7.Application of scientific principles to the three sports as well as the

fun:tioning of the organs and muscles of the body.

Brownell, Clifford L., ed. Recreational sports. eTtAtiV. Educational

Society. 1962. 65.93. Credos 4.6.

Cooke, David C. Better physical fitness for boys. Dodd. 1961. $3.00.

0:ades 4.7. Profusely illustrated with photographs and tells how to set

up a physical fitness program, exercise cnd develop specific muscles.

Durant, John. The r orts of our Presidents. Nastingt. 1964. 34.93.

Grades 6.9. The al incite gives statistics on Presidents as spectators

and particips,ts.

Dypvick, Otis J., Olsen, Pinar A., & Jacobs, Wen N. Coll, swimming,

tennis. Mankato, Ni.neinta. Creative Educational Society. 1962. $9.95.

(Creative sports series). Grades 44. Rules, how to master the funds.

entalsond the history of each of these three sports.

Hindman, Darwin A. Complete book of games and stunts. Prentice Aell.

1956. 86.93.

Runt, Sarah Ethridge. Gasket and sports the world around. Ronald. 1964.

55.00. Grades 4.6.

Jakes, John. Famous firsts in sports. Putnam. 1967. $1.66. Grades 5.7.

Keith, !Weld. Sports AAA WM. Rev. Crowell. 1967. $3.90. Oradell 1.41.

The history of IS games t.-om bad-kitten to wrestling with intttucttoAs

on how to play the sort.

Marsh, Irving ,ad thre, Edward. lest sports stories. Dutton. 1968. 64.93.

Grades 3.6.

Henke, Frank C. The encyclopedia of sports. Sams. 1965. 317.30.

Citadel S-6.

MItitle. Leotard, it al. Rev bunter's encyclopedia. Rev. e1. Stockpot,.

1966. $24.95 with Rev fishermants encyclopedia by t. M. Cahrielson.

set, $19.95.

11,0ison, Lillian. coop. Sprints and distances. Crowell. 1965. 14.0.

Willard, ed. The limier Matteotti encyclopedia of sports. 3r1 ed.

lobbs.Merrill. 1966. $5.93. Cr. 4A 1.1.

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Pratt. John Lowell, ed. The official encyclov:ia of aporre. Watts. 1964.$6.93. Grades 4.6.

GAMES

Ploy, Edgar S. The best singing games for children of all ages. Rev.Starling. 1959. Grades - All ages. $3.95. Over SO singing gam,: andaction songs. There are also a few jump rope jingles, and counting andbouncing rhymes.

Grayson, Million. Let's do finger plays. Luce. 1962. $5.23. Grades K.2This is s collection of [Inge) plays, songs and poems with simple line.by -line Instructions for the use of the hands.

Jacob', Frances E. Finger plays and action rhymes. Photographs by Lure &Courtrey Owen. Lothrop. 1941. $3.50. Grades K-S. Each play has arhyme and for some of these there is music.

Kettlelksmp, Larry. Spinning tops. Morrow. 1966. $2.95. Grade 4.Tra:es their develnment and describe, some of the more interesting kinds.

Millen, Mina, ed. Children,' games from many lands. Friendship Press.1951. $3.95. Grades 3.5.

Webb, Marian A. Games for younger chilirev. Morrow. 1947. $3.30.Grades 3.4, Eighty games and how to play then.

71it OLYMPIC CAMS

Pell, Joseph M. Olympic thrills. Messner. 1965. $3.93. Credit 4.5.

tyrant, John. Highlights of the olpapical from Ancient times to the pres-ent. Rev. Hastings. 1961. $4.95. Grades 5-9.

Tinlayson, Ann. Stars of the modern olympics. Gerrard. 1967. 1202.Grades 3.6.

Gelman, Steve. Young °tropic champions. Morton. 1964. $3.75. Grades 5.7.

Walsh, John I. the first book of the olymplc games. Watts, P. 463.$2.63. Grades 4.6.

AQttATICS MDNF1CTION

Pendick, Jeanne, Sea so big, ship so small. lend-McNally. 1963. $3.93.Cvades 4.6.

toy Scouts et America. Swimming. Hew Brunswick, Rev Jersey. boy Scoutsof Ampules. 1960. 1.35. CMetit badge eerie,'. Credos MO.

Ptidges, Lloyd. the stoty of skis diving. Chili, 1960. 43.50.Grades 3.6.

Frey, Shanty. The complete beginner's guide to skin diving. Doubleday.

1965. $3.50. Grades 4.7.

Joseph, James. Better water skiing for boys. Dodd, Mead. 1964. $3.00.

Grades 3.7.

)(ramp, Marry, I. Sullivan, George. Swimming for boys and girls. Follett.

1966. $1.00. Grades 3.8.

LaUlan, Carle. Commetitien swimming. Hawthorn rooks. 1965. $2.36.

Grades 3.8.

Lanoue, Fred R. Drownproofinst a nev tethniqut for voter safety. Prentice.

Hall. 1963. 41.32. Ora(' 4.6.

Lesko, George. You and your boat. Lothrop, tee,and Shepard. 1964. $3.16.

Crider 3.8,

McAllister, Evelyn D. tasy steps to safe sviming. Barnes. 1965. $3.95.

41ades 5.10. Manuel for the beginning swimmer.

Olney, Ross. The young sportsman's guide to surfing. Nelson, 1963. 92.15.

Credos 4-7. (The Young Sportsman+. Library).

Pearsait, William. Junior skipper. Norton. 1965. $3.50. Crades 7.11.

Schiffer, Don. The first book of swimming. Watts. 1960. $2.65.

Crades 2-5. Step.by.step instruetions for the beginning swimmer and rules

for water safety.

Wilson, Mike. toy beneath the sea. Nailer. 1958. $3.25. Grebes 5.8.

The text by Arthur C. Clarke describes the discovery.hy e bey with anAgwelunfof the wonders of sea life or the Ulan bottom.

First five fathom a guide to underwater adventure. Harper.

1960. $3.19. Cud., 3.9. Text by Arthur C. Clarke.

tarchy, Barry. Let's go booting. Fnopf. 1952. $3.09. Crades 4.6,

AQUATIC!' - ?ICBM

Seim, Jerrold. POMBINI hole. Morrow. 1931. $2.94 net. Crades P-S.

Pictures by Louie Darling.

Olds, totem O. Jim can swim. Rnovf. 1461. $2.15. Cradle Preschool-4.

Pictures by tens Jock Bests.

INDIVIDUAL Amn DUKI. ACTIVITIle. NONFICTIGEN_

Archta

Cannon, Robert. The complete book of archery. CowardMcCann. 1964

$4.93. Grades 4.1.

Bowling

Clause, Frank. The complete nsnawook of junior bowling. Fleet. 1963.$3.95. Grades 5.6.

Cooke, David C. better bowling for boys. Dodd, Mead. 1963. $3.00.Oradea 3-6.

Schuon, Karl. bowling. Watts, F. 1966. 52.65. Oradea 4-7.

boxing

Sullivan, George. tatter boxing for boys. Dodd. 1966. $3.00.

Colf

Prom, Mary C. Fellls teen-age guide to winning golf, Fell. 1963. 33.95.Grades 4.6. (Fell's Guide Series).

Croats, Robert A. Golf for boys and girls. Follett. 1965. $1.00.Croats 4-6.

Dypvick, Otis J. Colt , Creative Educational S)clety. 1962. $5.95.Grad's 4.6. This is a threeinoae voluile also containing sectionsentitled: Svimuing, by Einar A. Olsen, and Tennis, by Helen HullJacobs.

Colf Digest. Setter golf for boys. Dodd, Mead. 1962. 4J.00. Grades 4.5.

Table Tennis

Cottlieb, William P. Table tennis. 1C.,opf. 1954. 5105. Crades 4.1.

Tennis

Murphy, Sill 6 Murphy, Chet. Tennis for beginners. Ronald. 19511. $3.50.Grades 5.01. This book advocates the buddy system vbere two beginnerslearn the game together, benefiting by mutual coaching and tritieirm.

INDIVIDUAL AMD DUAL ACTIVITIES FICTIOM

The American Citl. The American girl book of sports stories. Random.1565. 41.95. Grades 54.

Gilbert, Nu. Chomplons don't cry. Kuper. 1960. $3.50. Grades 6.7.Sally, a matsral athlete, plays tennis very well but lacks the stayingpower. She leans discipline when she plays older and sure experiencedplows.

Vitt., $411o*. Victory volley. Narver. 1967. WM Crades 5-7.(Tennis Story).

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TEAM ACTIVITIES . MONTICTION

Baseball

Antonacci, Robert J. 6 Bart, Jane. Baseball for young champions.Whittlesey House. 1956. $3.95. (Whittleaey House Book). Grades 4-7.Handbook for young players that covers rules and tips how to pitch, tocatch, to hit,and to play.

Bell, Joseph N. World series thrill.: ten top thrills from 1912 to 1960.Messner. 1962. $3.95. Grade. 6 up.

Basher, Furman. Strange but true baseball stories. Random. 1966. $1.95.(Little League Library). Grades 5.11.

Brewster, Benjamin. The first book of baseball. 3rd ed. Watts. 1963.

62.55. (The First Books). Grades 3 up. Simplified explanations of base.ball terminology, playond team organisation.

Cooke, David C. Better baseball for boys. Dodd. 1960. $3.00. Grades 4.7.Illustrated :nth 135 photographs shoving a boy how to field, bat, pitch,and play each positimi.

DiLlemente, Frank F. Baseball. Mankato, Minnesota. Creative EducationalSociety. 1962. $5.95. (Creative Sports Series). Grades 4.7. him'of the game and how to master the skills.

Epstein, Sam. The game cr! baseball. Garrard. 1965. $2.32. Grades K.S.

Freeman, S. H. Basic baseball strategy. Foreword by Stan Musial. Double.day. 1965. $2.95. Grades 3.6. Emphasis on offensive and defensivebaseball strategy.

Graham, Frank. Great pennant races of the major leagues. Banda.. 1967.

$1.95. Grades S.B.

Crean., Carla. 1 vo-t to be a :metal% player. Children, Frees. 1963.

$2.50. Grades R.j.

Hollander, Zander, ed. Baseball lingo. Norton. 1967. $3.75. Grades S vp.

Jackson, C. Paul. Now to play better baseball. Crowell. 1961. $3.50.Grades 3.6. A manual of fundmmental rules.

Masln, Herman L. Now to star in baseball. Four Winds Press. 1966. $2.50net. Grades 5.6. Step.by.etep guide for ball pleyets.

Robinson, Ray. Gr:',atest world series thriller.. Random House. 1965.

$1.95. Grades 4.6.

Siebert, Dick 6 Vogel, Otto. Paseb,11. Sterling. 19'S. $1.95. (AthleticInstitate snits). Grades 4.1. In pictures and brief test every phase ofbaseball is coveted.

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Sports 'Illustrated, ed. Sports illustrated book of baseball. Lippincott.1960. $2.93. Grades 3 -7. This book is for beginners and their instruc-tors.

Baseball - Biography

Bonner, Mary Graham. Baseball rookies who made good. Knopf. 1954. $3.19net. Grades 5-8.

Brosnan, Jim. Great baseball pitchers. Random. 1965. $1.95. Grades 4-7.The biographies of 10 great pitchers, showing how diverse qualities canmake a great pitcher.

Hirshberg, Albert. Baseball's greatest catchers. Putnam. 1966. $3.29net. (Putnam's Sports Shelf). Grades 5-6.

McConnell, Mickey. How to play little league baseball. Foreword by BranchRickey. Ronald Press. 1960. $3.80. Glades 5-8.

Meany, Tom. Babe Ruth; the big moments of the big fellow. Grosset. 1967.

$1.95. Grades 5-6.

Mitchell, Viola A. Softball for girls. 3rd ed. Ronald Press. 1952.

$3.33. Grades 5-8.

Newcombe, Jack. The fireballeral baseball's fastest pitchers. Putnam.

1964. $3.29. Grades 4-7.

Peters, Alexander. Heroes of the major leagues. Random. 1967. $2.38 net.Grades 5-9. Contents: Frank Robinson, Roberto Clemente, Sandy Koufax,Harmon Killebrew, Juan Marichal, Hank Aaron, Al Kaline, Tony Olive, JoeTorre, Brooks Robinson.

Robinson, Jackie. Breakthrough to the big league. Harper. 1965. $3.50.Grades 5-9.

Robinson, Ray. Speed kings of the base paths; baseball's greatest runners.Putnam. 1964. $3.50. Grades 5-7.

. Stan Musial: baseball's durable "man." Putnam. 1963.

$3.29 net. (Putnam's Sports Shelf). Grades 5-6.

Schoor, Gene. Roy Campanella; man of courage. Putnam. 1959. $3.29.

Grades 4-7.

Silverman, Al. Heroes of the world series. Putnam. 1964. $3.69 net

Grades 4-7.

Baseball - Poetry

Thayer, Ernest L. The first book edition of Casey at tLe bat. Introductionby Casey Stengel. Watts. 1965. $2.65. Grades 5-6.

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Basketball

Antonacci, Robert J. 6 Barr, Jene. basketball for young champions. McGraw.1960. $3.95. (Whittlesey House publications). Grades 4-7. A history,rules, training, fine points of playing,und storekeeping equipment forthe game.

Bee, Clair. Make the team in basketball. Grosset and Dunlap. 1961.

$2.95. Grades 5-6.

Cooke, David C. Better basketball for boys. Dodd. 1959. $3.00.Grades 4.6. This is a book about fundamentals.

Hutton, Joe. Basketball. Creative Educational Society. 1962. $5.95.Grades 4.5.

Maeda, Herman L. How to star in basketball. Four Winds Press. 1966.$2.50. Grades 4-6.

Schiffer, Don. First book of basketball. Watts. 1959, 42.65. Grades 5 -8.A gcod basic book on basketball explaining rules, strategy, and offeringmany pointers and techniques of the game.

Van Riper, Guernsey, Jr. The game 3f basketball. 111. by Al Fiorentino.Garrard. 1967. $2.32, Grades 3-6.

'tsketball - Biography

Devaney, John. Bob Cousy. 'Aitnam. 1965. $3.50.

Hirshberg, .1. Basketball's greatest stars. Putnam. 1963. $3.49 net.(Putnam's Sports Shelf). Grades 5-8. The biographies of 22 basketballplayers.

Football

Antonacci, Robert J. 6 Barr, Jene. Football for young champions. McGraw.1958. $3.25. (Whittlesey House Publications). Grades 5-7. Explainsthe rules of the game, describes formations, Instruction in fundamentaltechniques, iirecticals for playing each position,and information onequipment.

Camerer, Dave, ed. Winning football plays. Ronald. 1962. $5.50.Grade 6.

Giessen, Harold. Football's unforgettable games. Ronald. 1963. $5.50.Grade 6.

Cooke, David G. Better football for boys. Dodd. 1958. $3.00. Grades 5-8.Describes blocking, tackling, running interference; many nhotogrephsand text. '

Hollander, Zander 6 Zimmerman, Paul. Football lingo. Norton. 1967.$3.95. Grades 5-7. A dictionary giving definitions and anecdotes.

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Isenberg, Jerry. Championship) the complete NFL title story. Four WindsPress. 1966. $4.95. Grades 4-6.

Leckie, Robert. The story of football. Random House. 1963. $3.95.(Landmark giant). Grades 5-8.

Masin, Herman L. Now to star in football. Four Winds Press. 1966. $2.50.Grades 4.6.

Newcombe, Jack. The game of football. Garrard. 1967. $2.32. Grades 1-5.

Schiffer, Don. First book of football. Watts. 1958. $2.65. Grades 5-7.This book is written for the benefit of the observer, but it also givessome tips for football players.

Van Riper, Guernsey, Jr. Yea, Coach. Garrard. 1966. $2.32.

Football . Biography

Anderson, Dave. Great quarterbacks of the NFL. Random House. 1965.$1.95. (Punt, Pass, and Kick Library). Grades 5-8.

Hand, Jack J. Great running backs of the M. Random House. 1966. $1.95.(Punt, Pass, and Kick Library). Grades 5-8.

. Heroes of the NFL. Random House. 1965. $1.95. (Punt,Pass, and Kick Library). Grades 4-6.

TEAM ACTIVITIES - FICTION

Baseball

Bishop, Curtis. Lank of the little league. Lippincott. 1958. $3.39 net.Grades 4-6. A story of how Lank had to fight for r place on the littleleague team.

Little league amigo. Lippincctt. 1964. $3.39 net.Grades 4-6. A Cuban refugee boy makes good on a little league team.

. Little league heroes. Lippincott. 1960. $3.39 net.Grades 4-6. A Negro boy wins his place on the little league tram.

Bonner, Mary G. Dugout mystery. Knopf. 1953. $3.09 net. Grades 3-5.The strongbox containing the young Yankees'savings for uniforms disappears.

Brooks, Walter R. Freddy and the baseball team from Mars. Knopf. 1955.

$3.00. Grades 3-4. Freddy organises a baseball team consisting of fiveMartians, a lion, an elephant, and an ostrich.

Christopher, Matt. Baseball flyhawk. Little, Brown. 1963. $2.95.(Sports stories for young readers). Grades 3-4. Chico comes from PuertoRico to New York City and tries to get into baseball.

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Catcher with a glass arm. Little,Bruwn. 1964. $7.95.

Grades 3-5. Jody has a problem, he is afraid of being hit by a baseball.

. Little lefty. Little. 1939. $2.95. Grades 2-5. Bill

must overcome some problems before he can become the starting pitcherfor his team.

Long stretch at first base. Little, 1910. $2.95. Grades1-4. Bobby learns about baseball, friendship, and fair play.

Corbett, Scott. The baseball trick. Little. 1965. $3.50. Grades 3-6.

Fenner, Phyllis R., comp. Crack of the bat; stories of baseball. Knopf.1952. $3.19. Grades 5-8. Baseball stories and biographical sketches.

Gelman, Steve. Baseball bonus kid. Doubleday. 1961. $2.95. Grades 5-8.

Hayes, Florence. Skid, Houghton. 1948. $3.25. Grades 5-7.

Neuman, William. Hillbilly hurler. Dodd, Head. 1966. $3.50. Grades 4-7.

Jackson, O. B. Southpaw in the mighty mite league. McGraw-Hill. 1965.

$2.93. Grades 5-7.

Lee, Robert C. The iron arm of Michael Glenn. Little, Brown. 1965.

$3.75. Grades 4-6.

Lord, Beman. Bats and balls. Wslck. t962. $3.25. Grades 4 -6, A base.

ball story of a young athlete facing a personal challenge.

. The perfect pitch. Wrack. 1965. $3.25. Grades 3-5. A

little leaguer attempts to help a stranger who is ignorant of baseballtalk.

Offit, Stdn.y. Soupbone. St. Martin's. 1963. $3.25. Grades 4-5. A

worn-out pitcher, S,upbone MoDexter, is given magic elixir by two boys.

Olson, Gene. Bonus boy; the story of a southpaw pitcher. Dodd, Mead.1963. $3.25. Grades 5-7.

Vhilbrook, Clem. 011ie's team and the baseball computer. Hastings House.1967. $3.'5. Grades 4.6.

Renick. James L. Is Renick, Marion. Steady: a baseball story. Scribner.

1942. $2.97 net. Grades 3-5. After Steady visited a baseball trainingcamp he went home and organized a team coached by a real ball player.

Renick, Marion. Bats & gloves of glory. Scribner. 1956. $3.50.Grades 2-4. Bruce's only interest was baseball, but at the school hobbyshow he made his own Hall of Fame.

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. Heart for baseball. Scribner. 1953. $3.50. Grades 3-5.Scooter Jones and his friends started a team of their own.

. Pete's home run. Scribner. 1952. $2.76 net. Grades 2-4.Pate had a baseball bat and a cat, but not until his older brother joinedthe little league team did Pete beccae interested in baseball.

Basketball

Christopher, Matt. Basketball Sparkplug. Little, Brown. 1957. $2.95.Grades 2-4.

. Break for the basket. Little, Brown. 1960. $2.95.--umw;774. This is a story of Emmett overcoming Ms fears as a member

of the Penguin basketball team.

. Tall ma in the pivot. Little, Brown. 1961. $2.95.Grades 3-5. Chuck learns that to be a good friend and a good basketballplayer you have to trust others.

Fenner, Phyllis R., comp. Quick pivot, stories of basketball. Knopf.1965. $3.50. Grades 5-7.

Friendlich, Dick. Warrior forward. Westminster. 1950. $3.25.Grades 5-7.

Lo Ileman. Guards for Matt. Walck. 1961. $3.25. Grades 2-4.

Meader, Stephen W. Sparkplug of the hornets. Harcourt. 1953. A3.50.Grades 6.8.

Olgir, Jose01. Back,.ourt atom. Houghton. 1960. $2.-3. Grams 4-7.Shorty McNeal 11,14:. too short for the team, but he still made the team.

Football

Archibald, Joe. Red dog center. Macrae Smith. 1962. $3.50. Grades !-A.

Bishop, Curtis. Gridiron glory. LIppincw:t. 1966. $3.50. Grades 4-6.

Christopher, -:att. The counterfeit tackle. Little, Brown. 1965. $2.95.Grades 3-5. Twin brothers, Bust and Corky, switch positions on the teamand cause much trouble.

. Crackerjack halfback. Little, Brown. 1962. $2.95.Grades 2-5.

Touchdown for Tommy. Little, Brown. 1959. $2.95.Grades 2-6. Tommy believed that the only reason to play football was towin, and any methods to achieve this end were permitted.

Friendlich, Dick. Touchdown maker. Doubleday. 1966. $3.50. Grades 5-7.

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Neuman, William. Horace Higby and the field goal formula. Dodd, Mead.

105. $3.50. Grades 5.8.

Hutto, Nelson A. Coal line bomber. Harper. 1964. $3.50. Grades 6-10.

Lord, Begun. Mystery guest at left end. Walck. 1964. $3.25. Grades 4-6.

The left end of a football team is a girl, disguised as "Cousin George."

Quarterback's aim. Walck. 1965. $3.25. Grades 4-6. Alanwanted to make the football term but he was too thin.

HcKone, Tim. Lone star fullback. Vanguard. 1966. $3.95. grades 5-7.

Offit, Sidney. Cadet quarterback. St. Martin's. 1961. $3.50. Grades 3-7.

Otto, J. R. Football. Advisory editors' William C. Pace, U. G. Montgomery,M. F. Sprunger. Cveetive Fducational Society. 1962. $5.95.

Renick, Marion R. Nicky's football team. Scribner. 1951. $2.76.

Grads 1-4. The story of how Micky acquired his first fcotball .nd or-ganised his friends into a team.

. The tail of the terrible tiger' a football story. Picturesby Paul Galdone. Scribner. 1959. $3.25. Grades 2-3.

. Touchdown for Doc. Scribner. 1959. $3.25. Grades 1-3.

Young Mr. football. Scribner. 1957. $2.97 net.Grades 3-6. Bo had lived in %sally towns because of his father's business.So wanted his friends to rerember him after he left, and after the MudBowl no one would ever forget So.

Renick, James L. & Renick, Marion. Tommy carries the ball. Scribner.

1940. $2.97 net. Grades 2-5. Tommy loses his chance to play with theRangers because he fumbles.

Lacrosse

Offit, Sidney. Cadet attack. St. Martin's. 1964. $3.50. Grades 4-5.

Soccer

Jeffrey, Bill. The young sporLaman's guide to soccer. Nelson. 1963.

$2.78. Grades 5-8.

RHYTHMS AND DANCE

Appleby, William. The sleeping beauty and the firebirdp stories from theballet. Walck, H. Z. 1965. $3.50. Gtades 4-6.

Audsley, James. The book of ballet. 2d rev. ed. Warne. 1964. $2.50.Grades 5-7.

Chappell, WarrenA. Coppelia, The girl with enamel eyes. Knopf. 1965. $3.50.B. The nutcracker. Knopf. 1958. $2.95.The two above books are etories of the ballets end contain musical pas-sages. Grades 4-6.

DeMille, Agnes. The book of the dance. Golden Press. 1963. $14.95.Grades 4.6.

Draper, Nancy. Ballet frA. beginners. Knopf. 1951. $3.95. Grades 3-6.

Coulden, Shirley. The royal book of ballet. Follet. 1964. $4.95.Grades 4-5. Beautifully illustrated.

Haskell, Arnold L. The wonderful world of dance. Doubleday. 1960. $2.95.Grades 4.8.

Woody, Regina J. YoAng dancer's career book. Dutton. 1958. $4.50.Grades 4-7. A guide for young people interested in a dancing career,answering questions about choice of a teacher, education,and the oppor-tunities in dancing.

RHYTHMS AND DANCE - HISTORY

Dancing

Haskell, Arnold L. The wonderful world of dance. Doubleday. 1960. $2.95.Grades 4-8.

RHYTHMS AND DANCE - FICTION

Dancing

Woody, Regina J. Janey and the summer dance camp. Kncpf. 1956. $2.50.Grades 2-5.

SELF-TESTING ACTIVITIES

Track

Jordan, Payton. Track and field for boys. Follett. 1960. $1.98.Grades 4-6.

Myers, Earl & Hacker, Rich, Track and field. Mankato, Minnesota Creative 1

Educational Society. 1962. $5.95. (Creative Sports Series). Grades 4-11.A full description of 13 events and the history of this sport.

S,Ilivan, George E. Better track and field events for boys. Dodd, Mead.1967. $3.00. Grades 5-7.

_rack - Biography

Nelson, Cordner. The Jim Ryun story. Tafnewa Press. 1967. $4.95.Grades 4-7. Ryun drove himself beyond the pain barrier to become thefastest miler in the world.

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Tumbling

Burns, Ted. Tumbling techniques. Ronald. 1957. $3.50. Grades 5-7. Thebasic individual tumbling techniques are covered in text and pictures.

THE GREAT OUTDOORS

Balch, Glenn. Tie young sportsman's guide to western horseback riding.Nelson. 1965. $2.75. Grades 4-7. (The Young Sportsman's Library).

Colby, C. B. First camping trip. Coward - McCann. 1955. $2.52. Grades 3-7.

. First hunt (with success and safety). Coward-McCann. 1957.-1-13-27 Grades 4-7.

First rifle (how to shoot it etraight and use it safely).Coward - McCann. 1954. $2.52. Grades 3-7.

Harrison, C. William. The first book of hiking. Watts. 1965. $2.65.Grades 4-6.

Horizon Magazine. Mountain conquest. American Heritage. 1966. $4.79.Grades 4-7.

Mason, Bernard S. The junior book of camping and woodcraft. Ronald Pret,s.1943. $3.02. Grades 1,-6.

McNally, Tom. Fishing for boys. Follett. 1962. $1.00. Grades 3-7.

. Hunting for boys. Follett. 1962. $1.00. Grades 3-7.

. The young sportsman's guide to spinning. Nelson. 1965.12-.75. Grades 4-6. (The Young Sportsman's Library).

Ormond, Clyde. Complete book of outdoor lore. Harper and Now. 1965.$4.95. Grades 6.7.

Puccfnelli, Marie. Catch a fish. Bobbs-Merrill. 1965. $2.95. Grades K-4.

Seraphine, Gene. The young sportsman's guide to target shooting. Nelson.1964. $2.78. Grades 6-7. (The Young Sportsman's Library).

WINTER SPORTS - NONFICTION

Brown, Conrad. Skiing for beginners. Scribner. 1951. $2.35. Grades 4-6.

Fitzsimmons, Robert. How to ski. Doubleday. 1964. $2.96. Grades 2-6.

Foss, Wiliam. Here is your hobby-skiing. Putnam. 1964. $3.25.Grades 4.7.

Jeremiah, Eddie. Ice hockey. 2d ed. Ronald. 1958. $4.00. Grades 6-7.

Larsen, Finn Eddy. Skiing for boys and girls. Follett. 1966. $1.98.Grades 3-7.

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Lieber., Arthur. The complete book of winter sports. Coward-McCann. 1963.$4.95. Grades 6-7.

Lindsay, Sally. Figure skating. Rand-McNally. 1963. $2.95. Grades 5-6.

Scott, Barbara Ann. Skating for beginners. Knopf. 1953. $3.99.Grades 5-6.

Weil, Lisl. The happy ski ABC. Putnam. 1964. $3.50. Grades 4-5.

W1NTPR SPORTS - FICTION

Hockey

Christopher, Matt. Wingman on ice. Little, Brown. 1964. $2.95.

Grade. 2-6.

Lord, Umen. Rough ice. Welck. 1963. $3.25. Grades 4-6.

OTHER ACTIVITIES

Balch, Clenn. The young sportsman's guide to Western horseback riding.Nelson. 1965. $5.95. Grades 5-8.

Darby, Ray. The space age sport: Skydiving. Messner. 1964. $3.95.Grades 7-10.

Hyde, Margaret. Where speed is king. Rev, ed. McGraw-hill. 1961. $3.95.Grades 8-12.

Winter, Ginny Linville. The riding book. Cbolensky. 1963. $2.53.Grades 1-6.

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Periodicals

Athletic Journal $3.00 per year

Baseball Digest 3.50 per year

Boy's Life 4.00 per year

Child Life 5.95 per year

Coach and Athlete 3.00 per year

Yield and Stream 4.00 per year

Scholastic Coach 4.00 per year

Sport 6.00 per year

Sports Illustrated 6.00 per year

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Name of Organization

SOURCES OF FREE MATERIAL

Example of Free Material

Amateur Softball AssociationSuite 20111 Hill StreetNewark, New Jersey 07102

American Medical AssociationDepartment of Health Education535 North Dearborn StreetChicago, Illinois 60610

Athletic InstituteChicago, Illinois

Becton, Dickinson 6 Co.Rutherford, New Jersey

Bicycle Institute of America, Inc.122 East 42nd StreetNew York, New York 10017

Children's bureauDepartment of Health, Educationand Welfare330 Independence AvenueWashington, D. C. 20201

Ebonite Co.Newton, Massachusetts 02158

Greek EmbassyInformation Service2211 Massachusetts AvenueWashington, D. C. 20008

Hillerich 6 Bradsby Co.434 - 436 Finger StreetLouisville, Kentucky 40203

Huntington Laboratories Inc.Huntington, Indiana 46750

Northland Ski Mfg. CompanyDept. 412325 Endicott StreetSt. Paul, Minnesota 55114

Pearson, Inc., Ben4th 6 Orange StreetsPine Bluff, Arkansas 71601

"Preparation of a skinned infield"

"Johnny makes the team"

"Planning facilities for health, phys-ical education, and recreation"

"Ace manual for prevention and treat-ment of athletic injuries"

"Always use bike hani signals""Bicyclist's safety rules"

"Handbook for recreation"

"Better bowling and how it's done"

"The Olympic games"

"Baseball rules""Famous slugor yearbook""Official softball rule book"

"Seal-O-San basketball coaches' digest"

"Northland ski manual"

"Archery made easy"

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President's Council on Youth FitnessRoom 1031 "Youth physical fitness"

General Accounting Office BuildingWashington, D. C. 20203

United States Floor Tennis Association1580 Sherman Avenue "Floor tennis instruction pamphlet"

Evanston, Illinois 60201

United States Olympic Committee37 Park AvenueNew York, New York 10016

"The Olympic."

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Directory of Publishers

A. S. Barnes & Co., Inc.Forsgate DriveCranbury, New Jersey 08512

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.33 W. 60th StreetNew York, New York 1002)

American Heritage Publishing Co.,Inc.551 Sth AvenueNew York, New Yotk 10017

Argonaut, Inc.737 N. Michigan AvenueChicago, Illinois 60611

bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc.4300 V. 62n1 StreetIndianapolis, Initana 46206

Boy Scouts of AmericaSupply DivisionNew brunswicr, New Jetsey 08906

Charles Scribner's Sons597 Fifth AvenueNew York, New Yorl 10017

Children's Press, Inc.1224 V. Van Buren StreetChicago, Illinois 60607

Chilton book Co.401 Nitwit StreetPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19106

Coward-Mt:Ann, In:.200 Madison AvenueNev Yotk, New York 10016

Creative tducational Society515 N. Front StreetHanker.), Minnesota 41401

David McKay Co., tn:.750 Third AvenueNev York, New York 10017

Dodd, Mead 6 Compeny79 Madison Ave,lotNev York, New 1,:rk 10016

Doubleday b. Company, Inc.501 Franklin AvenueGarden City, New York 11530

E. P. Dutton 6 Co., in:.201 Park Avenue,. S.New York, New York 10003

Franklin Watts, Inc.575 Lexington AvenueNew York, Nev York 10022

Frederick Felt, Inc.386 Park Avenue, S.New York, New York 10016

Frederick Warne 6 Co., Inc.101 5th AvenueNew York, New York 1000)

Fleet Press corp.iSe Sth AvenueNew York, Nev York 10010

Follett Publishing Company1010 W. Washington boulevardChicago, Illinois 60607

Tour Winds Press51 W. 43rd StreetNew York, New York 10)36

Friendship Press475 Riverside DriveNev Yotk, New York 10027

O. P. Putnam's Sons200 Madison AvenueNev York, Nev York 10016

Garrard Publishing Co.1607 N. Market StreetChampaign, Illinois 61820

Golden Press, Inc.850 Third AvenueNev York, New York 10022

Grosset & Dunlep, Inc.S1 Mailman AvenueNew York, Mew York 10010

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Rtrcourt, Brace & World, inc.757 third AvenueNew York, New York 10017

Harper 6 Row, Pubs.Keystone Industrial ParkScranton, Pennsylvania 18512

Hastings House Publishers, Inc.151 E. 50th StreetNew York, New York 10022

Hawthorno Books, Inc.70 5th AvenueNew York, New York 10011

Henry Z. *Ark, Inc.19 Cnion Square, W.New York, New York 1)001

Houghton Mifflin Co.53 V. 43rd StreetNew York, New York 10036

Ivan Obotensky, Inc.117 First AvenueNew York, New York 10021

J. B. Lippintott CompanyE. Washington SquarePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

Julian Messner PublicationsOrders to: Simon I. Schuster

1 W. 39th StreetNew York, New York 10318

Oceana Publications, Inc.40 Cedar StreetDobbs Ferry, New York 10!12

Prentice Hell, Inc.Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey 07632

Rand Motility & Co.405 Park AvenueNew York, New York 10022

Itarviox House, Inc.

33 V. 60:h StreetNew York, New York 10023

Robert b. Luce, Inc.See David McKay, Inc.

Ronal' Press Company79 Madison AvenueNew York, New York 10016

St. Martin's Press, In:.175 5th AvenueNew York, New York 10310

Sterling Psblishing Co., Inc.419 Park Avenue, S.New York, New York 10016

19105 Stockpile BooksCameron 6 Kelker StreetsFitrrisburg, Pennsylvania

Little, Brown 6 Co.,200 Vest StreetWaltham, Massachusetts 0215%

Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co.31C Park Avenue, S.New York, New York 10316

Macrae Smith Company215 S. 15th StreetPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19102

MtCraw-Mill Book Govan)?110 V. Iu2ni StreetNew York, New York 10336

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TAFnews PressP.O. Box 296401 First StreetLos Altos, California 94022

Thomas Nelson & SonsCopewood & Davis StreetsCciden, Mew Jersey 08103

Thomas Y. Crowell CompanytOi Park Avenue, S.'law York, New York 10022

Vanguard Press, Inc.24 Madison AvenueNew York, New York 10317

W. W. Norton I. Co., Inc.55 Sth AvenueNew York, New York 10003

Westminster PressWitherspoon BuildingPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19107

William Morrow and Co.784 Bloomfield AvenueClifton, New Jersey 07012

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