Camp wrote articles and books on the gridiron and sports in general, annually publishing an "All-American" team. By the time of his death, he had written nearly 30 books and more than 250 magazine articles.
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7 issues
1883-1889
The Official rules and regulations governing the American Intercollegiate Association of Football were published annually. When American football started...
/ The Official rules and regulations governing the American Intercollegiate Association of Football were published annually. When American football started gaining popularity in the late 1800s, intercollegiate game play set the standard for American football since there were not yet any established professional leagues. Spalding also published an identical copy of the 1885, 1886, 1888, and 1889 Wright & Ditson guides. In 1890, Spalding took over publication of guide and evolved it into a comprehensive annual football reference for the next several decades
31 issues
1890-1920
Spalding also published an identical copy of the 1885, 1886, 1888, and 1889 Wright & Ditson guides. In...
/ Spalding also published an identical copy of the 1885, 1886, 1888, and 1889 Wright & Ditson guides. In 1890, Spalding took over publication of the Wright & Ditson Official Foot-Ball Rules Guide and evolved it into a comprehensive annual football reference for the next several decades. From 1906-1918, 1920-25, and 1929-32, Spalding published various regional editions of its football guides, which often differ significantly in coverage - though the extent to which they differ varies, depending on the year of issue. Begining in 1921, with the origin of the NFL, Spalding dropped any scant coverage of the professional game and renamed the publication to the Official Intercollegiate Football Guide.
1 issues
1891-1891
Walter Camp, the father of American football prefaces this book with: "The progress of the sport of football in...
/ Walter Camp, the father of American football prefaces this book with: "The progress of the sport of football in this country, and a corresponding growth of inquiry as to the methods adopted by experienced teams, have prompted the publication of this book. Should any of the suggestions herein contained conduce to the further popularity of the game, the object of the writer will be attained."
44 issues
1894-1937
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1 issues
1896-1896
Drastically updated version of Walter Camp's first book on Football, the preface of this book reads: "This volume is published...
/ Drastically updated version of Walter Camp's first book on Football, the preface of this book reads: "This volume is published in the hope that it may aid in the development of American football, and more especially that it may encourage a scientific study of the game."
1 issues
1910-1910
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1 issues
1911-1911
There is many a spectator who goes to a football game in blissful ignorance, not only of the higher technique...
/ There is many a spectator who goes to a football game in blissful ignorance, not only of the higher technique of the sport, but of the simple rudiments of the game, and his or her pleasure might be greatly enhanced by attentive reading of the manners and methods of this so popular autumn sport. This year some such preliminary preparation appeals not only to the person who is going for his first time, but, in a measure, to a great many others who have some familiarity with the sport as it used to be.
20 issues
1921-1940
Begining in 1921, with the origin of the NFL, the Spalding guide renamed itself the Official Intercollegiate Football Guide. ...
/ Begining in 1921, with the origin of the NFL, the Spalding guide renamed itself the Official Intercollegiate Football Guide. Spalding published various regional editions of its football guides, which often differ significantly in coverage - though the extent to which they differ varies, depending on the year of issue. In general, the Eastern editions emphasize developments in New York and New England, the Middle Atlantic states, and the Southeast, while the Western editions emphasize developments in the rest of the country, including the Midwest. Pacific Coast editions were published in 1923-25 and 1930-32. Coverage is never limited to the region of emphasis, however; there is a great deal of overlap.