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Spalding How to Play - 1924

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The guide is appears to be thesis work by Guerdon N. Messer. It is interesting to note that Spalding moved basketball from Group VII to Group V in 1915. On this guide, they made a mistake and reused an old version of the front cover by accident, as it still refers to Group VII. However, on the 1919 version, they got it correct.

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Very Good

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