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7, No. 82.Monthly. JUNE, 1898. {>rice, 10 Cents.$1.20 Per Year.

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SPALDING'SIndoor Base Ball Goods.

INDOOR BASE BALLS.No. I , Spalding's Trade Mark Indoor Ease Ball, horsehldecover, regulation size and weight, as adopted by the leadingindoor base ball leagues, . . . . Each, $ | ,0O

INDOOR BASE BALL BATS.No. I . Spalding's Regulation Eat, with hollow rubber ball onend, made from second growth hickory, very fine, and used by

all the leading Leagues, regulation size, . Each, 50CINDOOR BASES.

Home Plate.No. (,No. 2.No. 3.Our CO

Base.Indoor Canvas Bases, 10-oz. Duck, unfilled. Per set of 3, $3.00Indoor Canvas Bases, 8-oz. Duck, unfilled, " " ** '^"Indoor Rubber Home Plate, .... 2.001.00

iplete catalogue of Fall and Winter Sports, containing everything mathletics as well as uniforms for the various sportsmailed free to any address.

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Shepard's "Bevel Gear" Cyclometer(.PATENTED SEPT. 24, 1897

Is made like a fine watch in Finish, Durability and Accuracy.Only 11-16 of an Inch in Diameter. Weight, iH ounces, withoutthe holder. Every part made from hardened brass and Lronze, andnickel-plated, making it dust and rust proof

No. 2Has also theStriker. Detachable Holder.

of Shepard Cyclometer.Using this detachable holder the cyclometer can oe detached

and carried in the pocket. Riders who have had their cyclo-meters broken off in transit on railroads will appreciate this.IT IS ABSOLUTELY SECURE, and the cyclometer can beeasily taken off or put on without changing the adjustment inany way.

REQUIRES NO LUBRICANT The plate over the register i.^ ^ selected cut glass. 1 he insidegear mechanism is a marvel of simplicity and accuracynot a springin the entire construction. A positive geared motion with everyrevolution of the bicycle wheel.

...EVERY ONE WARRANTED...Records to 10,000 Miles, and Repeats.

The Cyclometer is made to go on left hand side of Bicycle themounting and dismounting side.No. 1. Shepard Cyclometer, with Regular Holder, Each, $1.00No. 2. Shepard Cyclometer, Mith Regular and De-

tachable lluldcr," 1.25

Send for Complete Bicycle Sundries Catalogue.

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THE REACH BALLWhen merit is the best, it standspre-eminently alone as

The BestIt keeps its shapeIt gives satisfactionit is guaranteed

MAKERSA. J. REACH CO.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.


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PhysicalT^^^:^:*^^ BY PROF.1 raining e.bwarmanSimplified

Complete, Thorough andPractical. The whole manconsidered. Fully adapted Jto the needs of both sexes.

No Apparatus^ Required

This system is completein itself, as it brings intohealthful action every jointand muscle of the body ^without the use of any ^1apparatus whatever.

^ Price, 10 Cents

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^ OfficialTntmollegiateToot Ball

77|E have spared no expense in making this\M ball perfect in every detail, and offerit as the very finest Foot Ball everproduced. Each ball is thoroughly tested,packed in a separate box and sealed, so thatour customers are guaranteed a perfect ballinside when same is received with seal un-broken. A polished brass Foot Ball Inflater

will be packed with each IntercollegiateFoot Ball without extra charge. Used ex-clusively in all match games between theleading Colleges

USEDEXCLUSIVELYBYJlitibmt '^ '^Cornell * Dartmoutb Rarvara * *Penn$ylv)(inlaPrinceton* *milliams Vale * * * And all other lead-ing universities.

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Is theOfficiallyAdoptedBallof all theLeadinfLeagues andAssociations

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Spalding'sfltbkticSweatersshaker Made of selectedo.^f

in fit and finish. Guaranteed tobe absolutely all wool and fullshaped to body and arms. Colors"White, Black, Navy 131ue and Tan.

No. 3. Standard weightNo. 5. Lighter Aveight,

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SpaldiingsPUBLISHED MONTHLY

Devoted to Games and Pastimesof Interest to the Home Circle...

I Chess2 Whist

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17 Go-Bang 14 HeartsiS Games of Patience 15 Reversi

19 Children's Games 16 Piquet20 Cribbage

21 Drawing Room Games22 Group of Card Games

23 Children's Games24 Group of Card Games

25 Drawing Room Games26 Group of Card Games

27 Children's Games28 Skat

29 Drawing Room Games30 Baccarat

PRICE 10 CENTS

American Sports Pub. Co.,241 BROADWAY, N. Y.


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SPALDING'SAthletic LibraryNo. Published Monthly2. Indian Clubs and Dumb Bells.4. How to Become a Boxer.5. Gymnastics. [Campbell.6. How to Phy Lawn Tennis. By Champion7. How to Play Base Ball. Just the thing forBoys. By Walter Camp.9. The Athlete's Guide. How to Run, Sprint,Jump, Walk, and Throw Weights.

12. Association Foot Ball.13. Hand Ball.14. Curling, Hockey and Polo.16. Skating. A very practical book. By Champion18. Fencing. [Geo. D. Phillips.20. Cricket Guide. By Geo. Wright.21. Rowing. By E. J. Giannini, Champion Amateur2.'5. Canoeing. By C. Bowyer Vaux. [Oarsman.25. Swimming. By Walter G. Douglas.26. How to Play Foot Ball. By Walter Camp.27. College Athletics. By M. C. Murphy. [son.29. Exercising with Pulley Weights. H. S. Ander-30. How to Play Lacrosse. By W. H. Corbett.32. Practical Ball Playing. By Arthur A, Irwin.37. All Around Athletics39. Lawn Bowls. By Henry Chadwick.40. Archery. By James S. Mitchel.42. How to Use the Punching Bag.55. Sporting Rules ; for discus throwing, etc.57. Official Roller Polo Guide.58. Bowling. Latest rules and regulations.^62. Military Cycling in the Rocky Mountains.

Lieut. James A. Moss, U. S. A.G4. Spalding's Lawn Tennis Annual.65. Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. Guide.66. Technical Terms of Base Ball.67. Rowing Guide.68. Official Croquet Guide.61). Official A. A. U. Rules. [Walter Camp.70. Official Foot Ball Guide for 1897. Edited by71. Official Golf Guide.72. Physical Training Simplified. No Apparatus.73. Official Basket Ball Guide for 1897-8.74. Official Ice Hockey Rules; portraits and records.75. Indoor Base Ball.76. Official Bicycle Guide. Instructions to cyclists.

Portraits of all leading riders ; list of records.77. Wrestling.78. Athletic Almanac for 1898.79. Spalding's Official Base Ball Guide.

Per Copy, 10 cents, postpaid.AMERICAN SPORTS PUB. CO.,

241 BROADWAY, N. Y.


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Spalding's ^ ^ ^ILLUSTRATEDCATALOGUE OF

FALL ANDWINTER..., SpomFOOT BALL, ICE SKATES, GOLF ANDPOLO ^ ATHLETIC AND GYMNASIUHOUTFITS J> SWEATERS, HUNTINGCLOTHING AND EQUIPMENTS, ANDALL ACCESSORIES FOR FALL ANDWINTER WEAR. J^ J^ J^ ^ J^ ^

Handsomely illustrated, and the recognized authority for standard and

up-to-date goods. Mailed free to any address.

A. G. SPALDING & BROS.

NEW YORK CHICAGO


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