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Reprints of Spalding's Football Guides for the years of 1893, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891 and 1893 bound into a single volume. Most years include descriptions of the rule changes that went into effect that year. Most years' guides included commentary written by Walter Camp and also include his All-America teams. Some years include photos of the better teams that year.

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This is a reprint of Pop Warner's long-out-of-print classic teaching guide on the rudiments of football. Not only does it cover all aspects of the game, but it includes much information about the fully-evolved single- and double-wing formations that Warner invented at the Carlisle Indian School two decades earlier. Warner's book is of interest not just to historians but also to coaches running the single-wing today.

Reprint of Pop Warner's 1912 classic on coaching football. Includes balanced-line single-wing formation.

Reprints of the 1908 Offense pamphlet, 1909 supplement & 1910 revision from Warner's ground-breaking correspondence course on the rudiments of football. Also includes Tom Benjey's interpretation of the birth and early evolution of the single-wing offense. This is the first of what Tuxedo Press calls the Pop Warner Single-Wing Trilogy.

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In Doctors, Lawyers, Indian Chiefs, Tom Benjey expanded the scope of his previous work, Keep A-Goin': The Life of Lone Star Dietz, to explore the lives of not just one of the Carlisle Indian School football immortals but the core group of men -- more than 50 all told -- who helped create the sport, both amateur and professional, we enjoy today. The issue for the Carlisle students of the competing visions of mainstreaming versus cultural retent...

Other than for Jim Thorpe and Pop Warner, the Carlisle Indian School football teams are largely forgotten. Although these teams were legendary in their own time, they are now virtually unknown except to the most ardent football historians. The Indians' contributions to the game were substantial and deserve to be remembered today. Six Carlisle Indians have been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame (not bad for a program that played i...

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