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SPALDINGCOMPLETE LINE OF
ATHLETIC GOODSIN THE FOLLOWING CmF<:
NEW YORK(Uptown) .n23 Fifth Ave.
Downtov.nl I24-I2S Nassau St.NEWARK. N. .T.
.-..SO Broad StreetPHILADELPHIA. PA.
1210 Cliestnut Street
BOSTO.N, MASS.74 Summer Street
I'lTTSBUROn, PA.608 Wood Street
P.t'FFALO, N. y.en Main Street
BYRACrSE. X.
Street
War StROCHESTER.
40 Clinton Avenue. NorthAI.B.\NY. N. Y..n2 State StreetBAI.TIJIORE. jm.
no East Baltimore Street
WASHINGTON, r>. C.013 14tli Street. N. W.
ATLANTA, GA.74 N. Broad Street
NEW ORLEANS. LA.130 CaroDdelet Street
DALLAS, TEX.1.-18 Main Street
DETROIT. JIIOH.810 Wor.dward Avenue
INDIANArOLlS, TND13B N. Pennsvlvania Street
LOriSVILLE. KY.32s West .Tetterson Street
CHICAGO211-217 South S
ST. LOUIS. MO.S23 Locust Street
CLEVELAND, O.1117 Euclid Avenue
CINCINNATI, O,110 East Fiftli Arenne
COH'MBI'S. 0.107 Simtli Higli Street
MILWAl'KEE. WIS.37a East Water Street
KANSAS CITY, MO.IOCS Grand Avenue
PES MOINES, lA.S03 Locust Street
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN.52 Seventli Street. South
ST, PAl'L, MINN.3S6 :Minnesota Street
DENVER. COL.(i22 Sixteenth Street
SALT LAKE CITY. TTAH.331 Main Street
SEATTLE. WASH.1204 Second Avenue
PORTLAND, ORE.Broadwav at Alder
SAN FRANCISCOisfi-lo.s Geary Street
OAKLAND, CAL,416 Fourteenth Street
LOS ANGELES. CAL.435 Soutli Spring Street
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND72. Lord
MANCHESTER. ENG.4. Oxford Strei
P.IRMINGHAM, ENG.New Street House
BRISTOL, ENG.42, High Street
EDINBURGH, SCOT,3 So, Charlotte St. .ror Princes 1
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INDEXSPALDING 1920 CATALOGUE—FALL AND WINTER EDITION
PageAbdominal Masseur. 55Ankle Supporters. . 9Athletic Library . 83.84Attachments, Rowing 53
"lathing Suit .
Caddy . . .
Striking . .
Ball Cleaner. Golf
BallsBasket
eld Hockey
. Co'llege'
Ind^LacMa
Golf
, Rolle
MidiParaPlayiPoloPus'-SoccSquaTrenVoil.
Water PoloBandages. Elast
ntal
B.Hr Stall
Bars. HorBases-Indoor .
Bnthing Suits.
Batons . .
Bati-Indoor
Belts. LeatherBladders-
Basket Ball
Fool Ball
SoccerSinking BagVolley Ball
Blades. Fencing
Caos-Bathing .
GoUKnittedOuting
University
Chest Weight:
Marking. GolfStriking Bag .
)iscus. Olympic
Ear Stopples. ... 49
Felt Letters . .
Fencing Sticks .
Field Hockey .
Flags-Marking. Golf
Foils. Fencing.
Foot Ball . .
Hl^-^JiM^fc:» FOOT BALLS
SpaldingOfficial Intercollegiate
No. J5 Foot Ball
Used in every important college foot
ball game in this country during the past
thirty years.
Case made of finest quality foot ball
leather, tanned in the Spalding tannery
at Leeds, England. Bladder guaranteed
pure Para rubber. Complete with lac-
ing needle and rawhide lace.
No. J5. Spalding Official
Intercollegiate Foot Bail
Each, $12.00
WE GUARANTEE every No. J5 Spalding Foot
Ball to be perfect in material and workmanship
and correct in shape and size when inspected at
our factory. If any defect is discovered during
the first game in which it is used, or during the
first day's practice use. and if returned at once,
we will replace same under this guarantee. We do
not guarantee against ordinary wear nor against
defect in shape or size that is not discovered
immediately after first day's use.
Owing to the superb quality of every Spalding
Foot Ball, our customers have grown to expect a
season's use of one ball, and al timrs make un-
reasonable claims under our guarantee which we
will not allow.
SpaldingOfficial Lined Foot Ball
Superior to any except our No. J 5 Official
Intercollegiate Foot Ball.
Best quality leather case. Complete with
guaranteed pure Para rubber bladder,
lacing needle and rawhide lace.
No.JSL. Each, $10.00Spalding
College Special Foot BallSpecially tanned grain leather case, peb-bled. Each ball put up in a sealed boxwith guaranteed bladder, lacing needleand rawhide lace.
No. A. Each, $9.00SPECIAL NOTE: The Spalding highest grade foot balls listed above ar
Patented September 12, 191 1
ALL PKICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUEABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
• PAGE 3-JUIY5. 1920
all fitted with patented padded tongu
FOOT BALLS j^u-4-miM^
SpaldingCollege Foot Ball
Selected fine grain leather case, with guaran-teed bladder, rawhide lace and lacing needle.
Regulation size.
No. B. Each, $8.00
SPALDINGS OFFICIAL FOOT BALL GUIDEEdited by Walter Camp. Copy. 25c.
SpaldingCollege Foot Ball
Case of foot ball leather, pebbled. Guaranteed bladder. Rawhide lace and needle
Regulation size.
No. F. Each, $6.00SPECIAL NOTE.-The Spalding high grade fool balls hsted
above are fitted with patent padded tongue. Pat. Sept. 12. 1911.
Spalding Guaranteed College Foot Ball Bladders
No. OR rorNo5.J5.J3L. Each. $1.00 No. P. ForNos. A.B.F. Each.90c. No. R. For Nos. S. C. Each, 75<:
All Spalding rubber foot ball bladders are guaranteed perfect in material and workmanship.Dofi'f n%e ntoutli lo inflate- rnhlui hl.uldn ..
Spalding
College Foot Ball
Case of pebbled sheepskin, with guaranttsed
bladder, lace and needle. Regulation size.
No. S. Each, $5.00
Don't permit your foot ball to become water-soaked and then
expect it to keep in good playing condition.
SpaldingCollege Foot Ball
Case of pebbled sheepskin, with guaranteed
bladder and lace. Good size.
No. C. Each, $4.00
AIL PKICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO CUB
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EPFECI ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 4-JULY 5, 1920
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SPALDING COLLEGE FOOT BALL CLOTHING
descriptions, specially manufactured for us: the curled hair,
selected, and we use no metal eyelets, all being hand worked.
SPALDING FOOT BALL PANTSNo. NDl. Superior quality brown canvas, wuh special
design hip pads, supported to keep in place, and
canvas covered. Special thigh guards laced in to per-
mit adjustment. Felt hip pads and leather covered
felt knee pads. We believe these pants are the best
that have ever been put out by any manufacturer.
Pair. $15.00
Nc HTP. The special white felt hip and kidney pads
in these pants extend all around, giving perfect pro-
tection, with supporting pieces of leather to keep themin place. Patented fiber thigh guards in pad pockets
with special protection for side of leg. Adjusting laces
on pads so player may place to suit himself. Felt
knee pads. Best quality brown canvas. Pair, $12.00
ol felt and other padding U
Cut Showing Arransement of
^, pT-p Padding in No. PTP PantsNo. PTP No. 3PNo. PTP. Equipped with heavy white felt hip and kidney pads, felt knee pads and a patented fiber thigh guard that will
not lose Its shape. Thigh guard can be raised or lowered to suit player. Special tunnel belt loops. Note cut of pantsturned insideout showing position of padding and special thigh guard pocket. Best quality brown canvas. Pair, $10.00
No. VTU. Unpadded. This unpadded " shell" provides the proper cover for such special padding arranoement as maybe desired by team coaches or trainers. Made with eyelet holes in the waist for lacing hip and kidney pads in and apocket inside the pants to hold fiber guards, besides leather pieces with lacing eyelets in front for adjusting thigh guards.Best quality brown canvas. Canvas half belt with metal buckle f^airr$5.00
No. 3P. Good brown canvas. Gray felt hip and kidney pads, real cane strips at thighs. Curled hair knee pads. " 6.00No. 2P. Good quality brown canvas. weW padded and teal cane strips at thighs "4 00No. BP. Brown drill, correctiv padded " 3.50
Felt Hip Pads listed on Page 6. Jerseys. Page 28. Sweaters, Pages 25-27.
ALL PKICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS -WiXL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUBABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PKICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 5—JULY 5. 1920
FOOT BALLI* = -P-f:
SPALDING CORRECTLY DESIGNED FOOT BALL SHOULDER PADS
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. HW Hip Pad
riiittd in italic
No. XSC. Improved design. Padded with best whitefelt. Sole leather new design protection for shouldercaps and collar bone. Not cumbersome, but gives
thorough protection Each. $8.00
No. GT. Special design. Padded with best white felt.
Solid leathershouldercaps with special sole leather extra
protection for shoulders and collar bone. Each, $7.50
No. XF. Combined shoulder and collar bone protector.
Padded with felt. Sole leather molded shoulder caps.
Each, $6.00
No. YF. Molded leather shoulder pieces, felt padded,complete with special extra thick felt collar bone pro-tectors and adjusting straps to regulate size.
Each, $6.00
No. LL. Large, leather: felt padded. . . " 4.50
Spalding Shoulder Pads.ArehNo. B. Made to fit should
and out with wool felt.
ly padded inside
. Each, $2.75
Spalding Elbow PadsNo. EF. Felt strips protecting elbow, with elastic bandage for
support Pair, $4.00 if SI5.00 Doz. Pairs
No. HEW. Soft leather, lined with wool fleece, with wideelastic bandage supports above and below elbow.
Pair, $2.75 * SSO.Od Doz. Pait s
ed. lined with felt and with elastic rein-
;nd. Pair, $1.60 * i/7.2S Doz. PairsNo. KC.
FOOT BALLd
SPALDING HIP, KNEE, THIGH AND SHIN GUARDS
Spalding Hip and Thigh PadsNo. BB. Hip and thigh pad. Drill covered, fibre reinforced,
portion connectins wai^t and hip of patented fibre squares
padding. (Patented Oct. 26. l-^l 3) Pair, $5.50
No. HC. Special simple style combined hip and thieh Dads,
fiber reinforced. Elastic belt Pair, $3.00
Spalding Thigh GuardsNo. TF. Fiber, felt padding on edges, and steel band rein-
forcement to keep in shape. Light in weight and effec-
tive. (Patented Feb. 22. 1916). ...... Pair. $2.00
No. TFS. Combining No. TF as described above, with extra side protectionfor leg Pair. $3.00
Spalding Foot Ball Knee PadsNo. 9KP. Made with solid leather knee cap, pa.lded with wool felt. Conforms
with curve of the knee and is the most effective and safest made. Pair, $5.25
No. KP. Made entirely of felt, otherwise similar to No. 9K.P.
Pair. $3.25 * 000.^*7 /A,; /'„/, ^
No. KPX. Soft leather knee cap, felt padded, with wide elastic bandage belowknee for e.xtra support, and elastic strap above to hold in place.
Pair. $3.00 * ..V>-.V./'^/ /A,c. /',i;;-v
No. LKP. Like No. KP.X, but solid leather knee caps.
Pair, S4.00irS/.\/'tU>,':. f\urs
No. KF. Felt strips protecting knee, with elastic bandage for support.Pair. S'i.OO •kSl'i.lV J>oz. Pairs
Spalding Foot Ball Shin GuardsNo. 7. Molded fiber shin guards to be worn under stockings. Webbmg
straps inside to ward off shin bone. Bound with telt at ankle.
Pair, i2.25ifS.' /.!><' />'=. Pans
Spalding Patented Knee Braces
possible to throw knee out of
the old Princeton half-back,
ws perfect freedom or move-
With either of these braces, it is practically i
joint. Made after suggestion ol Ridge HaSaves knee fracture or injury to joint, yet a
ment.
No. HSB. Improved style. .'Xdjustable, special steel side braces with leather
leg supporting straps. Nicely padded Each, $15.00
No. HK.B. On this style, elastic bandages are attached abovean 1 below knee and these in order to support ligaments
must fit snugly. When ordering it is necessary to
state measurements, both above and below knee.Patented April 14. 1914 Each. $14.00
Mike Murphy "Rub-In" LinimentThis preparation is the same as used bv the la
Mike .Murphy, the famous trainer.
Large botde, .65 Small bottle. .35
War stamp tax .03 War stamp tax .02
Total retail .68 Total retail .37
The prices printed i Quantity prices
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO CUEABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EfFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 7-JULY 5. 1920
FOOTi
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SPALDING HEAD HARNESSct. They are endorsed by the most prominent trainers in th:
f Intercollegiate Association. We are the oriainators of the s
MENTION SIZE HAT WORN WHEN ORDERING HEAD HARNESS
rtray from top of head haelastic adjusting head band.
Each, $9.00 • ..^ V..^7^ ^>u/i
No. M
No. M. With this head harness top ot head rests against firm elastic strapping which keeps it
:
Guard itself of firm black leather, felt padded, and perforated for ventilaiion. There is a
but size of hat worn should be mentioned when ordering. Patented October 3, 1916. ,
No. A. Firm tanned black leather, molded to shape, perforated for ventilation, leather sweat band and extra felt protec-
tion at back. .Adjustable chin strap. Presents a perfectly smooth surface and, while giving absolute protection, is one of the
coolest and lightest made. Mention size hat worn Each, $9.00
No. S. Split leather "_ 7.50
No. H. Soft black leather covered, and padded with fine soft yielding felt. Ventilation holes on top. . .
" 7.00
No. W No. BNo. W. Full felt padded, well ventilated, black leather, elastic adjustment in front and low back extension. Popular
especially with Western colleges. Mention size hat worn Each, $5.00
No. B. Soft black leather top and sides, soft leather ear pieces, adjustable chin strap. Top padded with felt, leather
sweatband and well ventilated. Sides stitched and felt padded. Mention size of hat worn Each, $4.50
No. C. Soft black leather top, well ventilated; moleskin sides and ear pieces, elastic chin strap. Nirelv padded with felt,
leather sweatband, substantially made. Mention size hat worn Each, $3.00
ISPALDINGNOSEMASKS AND MOUTHPIECES^^^^^ jT ~ ~~TI Rubber
Wendell Patent Nose Masks .^^^^^''V Vt'
iflj M th'p':\ Inyentionof Percy L.'^WenSTamousTine buckerandCaptamof / % ^^^mtM0S^^^ nierpt/^ 1911 Harvard Foot Ball Team. Made o( finest rubber, fitted with I % ^
'V^ piece ot soft tanned leather at either side for gripping by back teeth. I J No. A. Best quality Para rubber ;
;,W r Ki ur r> 1•
Amply ventilated. Oii^perfect protection to mouth and*J j No. W. Regu ation size. Each, 80c. •* .V.S.^j/ZAj;. \c^ .u c 1- j -.u
ji \Y \,^ = ' '^ Ml/ teeth. Same as supplied withMorrill Patent Nose Masks No. O I:-/ ^^^ q ^^j^ qB masks.
No. O. Regulationsize, with adjustable mouthpiece. . . Each, lOc.if S/ .o6Do3. Each, 25c. if SJ.Tf? Doz.No. OB. Youths' size, with adjustable mouthpiece. ... " 60c. ^ '<./J " loorderimc .pe.-ify whetl.., m..uthplec-eisre(iiiited
No. 1. Regulation size, without adjustable mouthpiece. " SSc.ifO.M" forNos. o«rOBNo.eMa.ka.
Felt Numbers for Identifying Spalding Foot Ball Gloves
2Foot Ball Players No. 1. Conibear Glove. Back of hand protected by
^
r~ 11 L T a piece of sole leather and anv strain to the wrist is ,
Furnished in either 7 or 8^^^.j^j ^^ ,^3,her strap supporter. Glove does
|
mch size, and m any color. not interfere with free use of hand. Made fo
Each, 22c.*-C?.//7/)^:. right or left hand Each, $3.50 I
The prices printed in italics opposite items marked with ir inU he qiinied nnlii on orders for one-half dozen or more at one limeQuanlittj prices NOT allowed on tiems NOT marked with *
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOTIT NOTICE ALL ORDEES WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUKABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 8-JULY 5. 1920
b'r^^mm<-^ SHOES
SPALDING FOOT BALL SHOES
Spalding Featherweight ShoeNo. AX. Finest kangaroo leather. For
fastest players only, not for general or
hard usage. Finest material through,out. Strons;. soft laces.
Pair. $13.50 if $13.00 Pat!
W.
Mud CleaU
11 supply on special order, notcarried in stock, any style collese foot
ball shoes ( except Nos. A-3 and A-^)),
for use in wet weather and on muddyfields, equipped with special mudcleats, at an extra charge of Pr., $2.25
llluslratlng Spalding FootBall Ankle Brace withwhich we equip the No.A2.M style shoe. De-signed by the late MikeMurphv. trainer of theUniversitvoi Pennsylvanialean, .Absolutely pre-vents turning of ankle.
No. A2-M
Spalding Club Special ShoeNo. A2-S. Sprinting Shoe, light weight;
black selected leather, box toes, goodquality, well made. Strong, soft lacfs
Pair, $11.00 • SJO.JLf Pan
Special 'Varsity ShoeNo. A2-M. Finest selected black lea-
ther; thoroughly made. Fine soles
with cleats hrmly attached; box toes.
Strong, soft laces. Equipped withspecial ankle brace designed by the
late Mike Murphy, the famous trainer.
Pair, $12.00 * $11.50 Pair
Spalding Interscholastic ShoeNo. A-3. Well made, of excellent qual-
ity black leather.
Pair, $9.50 if $<?.00 Pair
Spalding Special Kicking ShoeNo KK One shoe in pair made with
kicking toe. Specify which shoe re-
quired with kicking toe when order- ^P*'?
ing Pair. $16.00
Spalding Amateur Special ShoeNo- A-9. Black leather, good quality,
durably made. .A verv serviceableshoe. . . Pair, %6.00-k $5.i0 /'air
Kicking Toekicking, supplied on any
style college foot ball shoe (except Nos..A-3 and A-9) at time shoe is ordered,not afterward, at an extra charge for
fitting one shoe in pair. , . $4.50
ox toe, fo
SPECIAL NOTICE5 "Dri-Foo(," used on uppersgreatly adds
The Spalding Improved Ankle Supporter(In ordering, give size o( shoe worn ) I Patented July 14, 1908. No. 892,064.)
Improved on original Hackey patent, of which A. G. Spalding & Bros, wenlicensees. The patent on this supporter refers particularly to the seamless bamake it in all qualities with a molded back, requiring no seam. Worn overstocking and supports the ankle admirably while not interfering in any waymovements. Relieves pain immediately and cures a sprain in a remarkably short time.
No. H2. Good quality tan leather, no seam in back Pair. $2.50No. SH. Good sheepskin, well made. Special patented molded back, seamless.No. CH. Black duck, lined and bound. Special patented molded back, seamless,
r underith free
1.5075
The prii inted 1 : ita}i.
Qu SOT.ill..u:.t ,
,.; oxiu or.
•ms SOT > Ith •AIL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.PAGE 9—JULY ."i. 1920
FOOT BALL ^;{:^_i_cn^ji
SPALDING FOOT BALL TACKLING DUMMYHeavy 10-ounce brown canvas, reinforced inseams and without joining at waist; reinforced
at bottom with heavy sole leather. Complete with heavy rope ring for special reinforcement
(see cut). ,./7/ many cf the prominent colleges a pair of fool hall trousers are put on the dummy and
held secure hy the encircling strap which we furnish With the dummy Each, $25.00
Foot Ball Tackling Machine and Releasing Attachment
Complete equipment as shown in
cut, except uprights and cross-
beam, comprising tackling dum-
my, releasing attachment, with
pulley block, and connecting rope,
and steel cross rod as listed
separately below. . Each. $65.00
Uprights and iS-be
Steel Cross Rod for Tackling MachineThreaded both ends, complete, nuts and washers Each. $24.00
Releasing Attachment for Tackling MachineWith pulley block to run on cross rod. spliced to connecting rope. Each, $16.00
Spalding Foot Ball Officials' HornNo. 3W. Loudest horn manufactured. Heard above cheering in places as
large as Harvard Stadium or \'ale Bowl. .Attached to wrist band ofleatHer Each, $2.50
No. 7 Nickel-plated, heavy metal referee's whistle.
Each. 55c.(See pages 16 and 21 for o^her whistles!
Linesman's Measuring OutfitWhite painted iron rod uprights, toppe I with whiteflags. Chain of special design. . Complete. $11.00
Lawson Foot Ball TimerStem wind and stem set. Nickel case. Registers 60
NX seconds by fifths with large dial to record 60
|\ minutes of play Each, $5.00
"Club" Foot Ball Inflater"^ No. 2. Polished brass, nickel-plated. CvlinderlO'^
BallTimer inches and diameter I '.j inches. . . Each. $1.00
No. 3 Brass, nickel-plated, polished. Cvlinder9',
Foot Ball Lacing NeedleNo. N. Made of annealed steel wire with wooden handle. A
practical lacer Each. 10c.
Canvas CoverNo. 02. To carry inflated foot ball Each. $3.50
Rawhide Foot Ball Lace No. R. Each, 10c.
ColleKe and School Flags. Pennants, etc., listed on page 77. Megaphor.
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDEr.S WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUKABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTEP BET.OW,
PAGE 10—JULY S. 1920
FOOT BALLS
Spalding's
Championship " Olympic " Soccer Foot BallRet-.U Sl'at Ulf.
Made complete in the Spalding English foot ball factory,
Leeds, England. Hand-stitched throughout. Twelve-piece leather cover. Guaranteed pure Para rubberbladder. Complete with rawhide lace and lacing needle.
No. G. Each, $15.00
';iT
Spalding No. G Championship'
exclusively during the past seven
1913-14 1915-16
1914-15 1916-17
in the semi-FinaU and fii
Foot Ball Associati
Ulympic :5occer ^oo
1917-18 191!
1918 19
als of the United Sta
SPALDi
OLYM
Spalding
American ^p^ec^ Soccer Foot Ball
Similar model to our Championship "Olympic" No.G. Ball. Made in the Spalding American foot ball
factory, Brooklyn, N. Y. Selected leather, twelve-
piece cover. Guaranteed pure Para rubber bladder.
Complete with rawhide lace and lacing needle.
No. GA. Each, $15.00
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Spalding
OfpciAl 3Aelic
Official Gaelic Foot Ball
Made with eight sections and "black button" ends.
Best quality foot ball leather. Guaranteed pure Para
rubber bladder. Complete with rawhide lace andlacing needle.
No. K. Each, $15.00Spalding Foot Ball Goal Nets
Heavy tarred nets. pegs, guysand everythiny necessaryexcept the posts and crosspieces. which can be put upby any carpenter. No. O. Set complete, $30.00
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. AIL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO CUBABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 11—JULY 5. 1920
SPALDING'S OFFICIAL SOCCER FOOT BALL GUIDE1920 Edition. Edited hy Thomas W. Cahill. Copy. 25 Cents
FOOT BALLSt
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"HHH
No. O
Spalding Army and NavySoccer Foot Ball
No. OCase of first grade foot ball leather, with guar-
anteed bladder, rawhide lace and lacing needle.
Regulation size.
Each, $10.00
SpaldingSoccer Foot Ball
No. XCase of good quality, durable leather, wth guar-
anteed bladder and lace; slightly under regula-
tion size.
Each, $7.00
Spalding
Guaranteed Soccer Foot Ball Bladders
No. OB. For Nos.CGA and K balls. Ea.,$1.00
No. A. For Nos. O, X and Z balls."
.90
All rubbe foot ball bladders bearing our
tteed perfect in material andTrade Markirkmanship
DON'T USE MOUTH TO INFLATE RUBBER BLADDERS
See Inflaters listed on Pages 10 and 60
Spalding Canvas Coverfor Carrying Inflated Soccer Ball
Leather handles, strap - and - buckle fastening.
Spalding "Orb" Soccer Foot Ball No. Z No. 03. Each, $3.75Made in Great Britain Over a quarter of a million supplied
to and used by the Enslish army.
Caseof waterproof materialwhichis ourpatentedspecialty. Made in the Spalding English foot ball
factory. Guaranteed bladderand lace. Ea.,$6.00ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUK
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PACE 12-JULY 5, 1920
m A A-tr^^ FOOT BALL
No. U. Spalding Soccer Shoe. Drab horsehije, with special leather box toe andround leather cleats Pair, $9.50 i( SyMO Pair
No. T. Good leather, correctly made and durable. . . " 8.00* 7.SO"SPECIAL NOTICE. Spalding "Dri-Foot" used on uppers and soles adds greatly to wcarof
foo shoe 10
Spalding Soccer ShirtsSpecial Orders Only. Prices on application.
No. V. Medium weight cotton, full sleeves.
Striped alternately ; also in plain solid colors.
Special order only.
No. VL. As No. V, but laced front.
No. D. Good quality medium weight cotton, full
sleeves. Sash across front and back. Special
order only.
No. D2. As No. D, but two stripes across chest.
Special order only.
No. D3. As No. D. but three stripes across chest.
Special order only.
See Page 23 for Striped Knit Shirts
Spalding Soccer PantsFurnished on Special Orders Only
nvas, white or kh.iki, loose (ittin..;. fly front, belt loops.
Pair. $2.25
No. 8S. Drill, white or khaki color " 1.75
Stripes down side of pants, extra" .75
See Page 23 for Tights and Trunks. Stockings, all styles, listed on Pa.:e 29.
Spalding Skull CapsSpecial Orders Only. Any Colors
ght. striped alternate or solid colors. . . .
ht, striped alternale or solid colors. ...Spalding Association Foot Ball Shin Guardss covered, well padded with special ankle pads.
Pair, $l.50ief/''.J(> /'":. /
No G. Canvas covered, no ankle pads, real reed paddini? and leather tongue ; no straps;
worn inside stockings Pair. $l.SO-k SI'k.V /Xk: Pail i
Thr prlrcf! vrlntid in italics opposite items marked with * n'ill be quoted onhj nn orderx for one-half
dozen pairs or more at one time. Quantity prices NOT allowed on items NOT marked with • 1
ALZ PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECTABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW
PAGE 13—JULY S, 1920
No. SBS. Worsted, heavNo. SCS. Worsted, light
No. F. Ca
lo. GTO QUE
MEDICINE BALLS J&}^
Spalding Medicine Balls
An excellent form of exercise, especially for business men and others en-
gaged in sedentary occupations. Medicine ball exercise develops the chest,
exercises the back. arms, legs; in fact, improves the whole system.
Covered with Special Selected Smooth Tan Leather.
J§ ^^^Sj^^^^ No. 11. 4-lb. Ball. Diameter I Oji inches. $10.00
/ 1^^^^^^^^^ No. 12. 6-lb. Ball. Diameter \2 inches. . 12.00 ',
'No. 13. 9-lb. Ball. Diameter 14 inches. . 15.00
No. 106. 6-lb. Ball. Durable leather cover. 8.00
. ^^^^^^^^^^^ No. 108. 8-lb. Ball. Durable leather cover. 8.50
iiJ ^^^^^^^^^^r No. C6. 6-lb. Ball. Canvas covered. . . 6.50
ti^.^^ ^^^^^^^^^ No. C8. 8-lb. Ball. Canvas covered. . . 7.00
No. 12. Medicine BallSpalding Volley Balls
No. OV. Official style. Best quality white chrome
leather. Regulation size and weight. Each, $10.00
Volley Ball may be No. RV. Special brown tanned leather. Regula-
played either tion size and weight Each, $10.00indoors or out ., ,,, ^ , i i i w; n i
No. W. Good quality leather. Well made practice
ball Each, $5.00
No. CV. Canvas cover. Complete with rubber
bladder Each, $3.25
No. A. Guaranteed bladder, for any of the above
volley balls Each. 90c.
E^-i;
Spalding
Mass or Crowd Ball
Canvas cover, outseam style, dur-
able and properly made. Bladder
of pure Para rubber. Size, when
inflated, 2^2 feet in diameter.
No. CM. . . . Each, $30.00
Spalding Push Ball
Cover of heavy cowhide, carefully made. Blad-
der of pure Para rubber. Nearly 6 feet in
diameter, when inflated.
No. H Each, $450.00
Spalding Volley Ball
Nets and Standards
No. 2 Volley Ball Net
No. P. Posts complete, with guyropes Pair, $9.00
No. O. Posts complete, with
spikes Pair, $6.00
No. 2. Standards, 9 feet high.
For indoor use. Complete with
net Pair, $20.00
No. IX. Nets separate, for stand-
ards or posts. . . Each, $4.00
Volley Ball Rules. Latest
revision, contained in Spalding's
Athletic Library No. 364. Volley
ball can be played by anyone be-
tween the ages of eight andeighty, and is suitable for either
extreme. Copy, 10c.
SpaldingTrench or Grenade Balls
New type of leather covered :
ball for general exercise
olid
and
No. 1. Good leather cover, out-
seam style . . Each, $5.00No. 2. Leather cover, outseam
style Each, $3.50
Spalding Fist Ball
Cover of leather, special quality.
Bladder of pure ParL rubber.
Size of ball, when inBated, 12
inches.
No. FB Each, $9.00
iLL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUEABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW
PAGF 14 JULY .;. 1920
HAMMERS
SPALDING "OFFICIAL OLYMPIC" ATHLETIC IMPLEMENTSI \ A F- slamp as shown. SpaliHnR jrnplei
Spalding Athletic HammersNo. 16BH. Spaldins "Official Olympic" Brass Shell Head
16-lb. Hammer (Patented August 20, 1912). including ball-
bearmg swivel. Supplied resularlv with double triansle
wire grip (Patented Dec. 22. 1914). "... Each, $20.00
No. 12BH. 12-lb. Brass Shell Head Hammer, otherwise
same as No. 16BH Each. $15.00
Any regular Spalding Hammer listed above furnished with No. MG gr
Extra Handles for Athletic HammersNo. MG. Single Grip Style (see cut). Supplied separately
with wire handle. .'. Each. $2.75
No. FH. Double Triangle Grip, complete with wire handle,
furnished separately Each. $1.?,5
Leather Case for Athletic HammersNo. L. Leather case, to hold e.ther 12 or 16db. hammer.
Each, $7.00
The Spalding "Official Olympic" Discus No. 5No. 5. Wood center Each, $14.00
Spalding Practice All-Steel Discus (MnSi™'.'Soi5,)
No. 15. Spalding"Practice"Disciis. all steel. Each. $8.00
Spalding "Youths' Official" Discus
No. Y. Spai'dmg"" Youihs- OfficiTl" bTscus."wood center.
Each. $6.00No. WD. Women's Discus " 7.50
Regulation 56-lb. WeightNo. 2. Endorsed bv all weight throwers. L.ead. Pac ked
in box. guaranteed correct m w.-iv,ht. Complete. $30.00
Spalding "Official Olympic" JavelinNo. 153. Spalding "Official Olympic "Javelin. Each. $9.00
Reshafting JavelinsMetal to be returned lo ,m. ehar'jes prepaid . $3.00
No. 16IHB. K.db. Solid Iron Head Hammer, includingball-bearing swivel and double triangle wire crip. (Pat-ented Dec. 22. 1914) Each. $12.00
No. 12IHB. 12.1b. Solid Iron Head Hammer, otherwisesame as No. 161HB Each. $11.00
No. 8IH. 8-lb. Solid Iron Head Hammer, without ball-
bearing swivel. Double triangle grip. . Eaeh. $10.00. inste.ad of triangle style, on special order, for an extra charge of $1 .75
Spalding Athletic ShotNo. 16BS. Spalding "Official Olympic" Brass Shell
16-lb. (Patented August 20. 1912).'
No. 12BS. 12-lb. Brass Shell. . .
No. 16IS. 16-lb. Solid Iron. . .
No. 12IS. 12-lb. Solid Iron. . .
No. 24LS. 24-lb. Solid Lead. . .
No.No.No.
No,No.No.No.
SIS.
24IS. 24-lb. Solid Iron.
SIS. 8.1b. Solid Iron.
5-lb. Solid Iron.
Leather16-lb. leather cox
12-lb. leather co\
8db. leather cov
4.
3.
26.
5.
Covered'ered.
ered.
d. .
3-lb. leather covered.
Shot.
.$20.0017.506.504..50
17.5012.003.502.50
$19.0017.5014.0010.00
Spalding Indoor Athletic ShotRubber Covered. Patented December. 1905
No. P. 16-lb. Each. $15.00 No. Q. 12-lb. Each. $12.00
Spalding "Official Olympic" Hurdle
No. 31. Three Adjustment Hurdle.Set of forty
Each. $10.00. . 400.00
J.
Spalding Lanes for Sprint Races'
,„i, No. L. Spalding Sprint Lanes. Sufficient stakes and cordwui^H
; I
,.,
i
'
;:
to lay out four 100- yard lanes. Stakes are made with
loi'i«i".','','i' "i" '' " ';'''' "-: - .i'
' .Ml ., ;I. ','
,'•,':,'/
,,„'i "f- pointed ends and sufficiently strong so that they can beorawi;wi,J,,t".-^a;u!;"lMli!;i'i'[;,"i,"li'.'i'n.Vi
h „,-,ii,.e~Mii..i i,,niivr,,ir , „„driveu mto hard grouud Set, $25.00
ALL PRICES StTBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OURABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS, PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOT£D BELOW,
PAGE— 15 JULY 5. 1920
PARAPHERNALIA ^__^_X-^
No. MS Sacks
SPALDING FIELD AND TRACK ATHLETIC IMPLEMENTSSpalding Indoor Bamboo Vaulting Poles
.. lOBV. "io ft"''Ea.r$i'2.00''" NoTV4BV!''l'4 ft.' Ea., $15.00
.. 12BV. 12 ft. •' 12.00 No. 16BV. 16ft. " 15.00
Spalding Outdoor Bamboo Vaulting Poles
.. lOOBV.' ioft.'' Ea'.'i'$i2.00'''' No.'"l04BV.1''4f't7 Ea..$15.00
.. 102BV. 12ft. •• 12.00 No. 106BV. 16ft. " 15.00
Indoor Pole Vaulting Board.. 117. Made up of sectional blocks of wood placed on?nd so the spike will not split them. Complete. $40.00
Spalding Vaulting and Jump Standardsi. 116. '.-inch graduations, 1 3 ft. 6 inches high. $40.00i. 106. Inch graduations. 7 ft high 15.00i. 212. Cross Bars. Officially correct. Hickory. Ea., 1.75i. C. Cord, with weight bags at either end. .
" 3.00
Competitors' Numbers
1 to 50 $1.001 to 75 1.50
1 to 100 2.00I to 150 3.001 to 200 4.00! to 250 5.00
No. 7.
No. 8.
No. 9.
No. 10.
No. 11.
No, 12.
No. 13.
No. 14.
No. 15.
No. 9.
tions.
No. 19.
sectio
o 300. Set,$6.00400.
500.
600.
700.
900.
1000.
1 100.
Spalding7 Foot Circl
band iron.
8 Foot 2-inch Circle
IS. band iron.
No. 16. I to 1200. Set,
No. 17. 1 to 1300.
No. 18. 1 to 1400.
No. 19. 1 to 1500.
No. 20. 1 to 1600.
No. 21. 1 to 1700.
No. 22. 1 to 1800.
No. 23. I to 1900.
No. 24. 1 to 2000.
Official Olympic" Circles
For shot and weights. ThiEach,
For throwing discus
Each,
8.0010.00
' 12.0014.0016.0018.0020.0022.00
$6.009.00
12.0018.0024.0030 00
$24.0026.0028.0030.0032.0034.0036.0038.0040.00
$18.00Three$21.00
Spalding Take-off BoardThe Take-off Board is used for the running broad jump.Regulation size; painted Each, $7.00
Spalding Toe Board or Stop BoardUsed when putting the 16-lb. shot, when throwing weightsand discus. Regulation size; painted. . . Each, $7.50
Spalding Official Sacks for Sack Races
No. MS. Men's Sack! reinfoicecl.'' 'official. . Each, $4.00
Spalding Official Batons for Relay RacesNo. X. Hollow wood. Correct size, length, weight. Ea., 65c.
Official Harness for Three-Legged Racing
No. 1. Official Harness for'three-iegged' racing! Set, $4.50
Spalding Referees* WhistlesNo. 7. Nickel-plated, heavy metal whistle. Each, $ .55
No. 4. Horn Whistle, nickel-plated, heavy metal. " 1.10No. 3. Nickel-plated, special deep tone. . . " .40
No. 2. Very reliable. Popular design. . . " .30No. 3W. Official Whistle. With wrist strap. . " 2.50
Patent Steel Tape Chain on Patent Electric ReellA.r Meaauiin^: L..fit.- Distanc.-s in Athl.^lio C.n.p'-tili'.ns.
lie reeled and unreeled as easily as "tapes in cases. Last foot only marked in inches. Sup-plied on special order only.
No. IB. 100 ft. long, $15.00 No. 118. 200 ft. long, $22.50
Official Athletic Steel Measuring TapeNo. 11 IB. 300 feet long; has etched markings throughout.
Feet, inches and eighths. Complete on reel, with con-venient wood handle Each, $30.00
Patent "Angle" Steel Measuring TapedlT, i'lhVateMai.t.^n.at'ic'han'dii .JpJ'nlr.'BM ™.unt'ini,.s"n'ick'.'|.plated"
No. A. 50 ft. long, -^s in. wide, in leather case. Each, $6.00No. B. 100 ft. long, Vs in. wide, in leather case. " 10.50
Potato Race EquipmentPotatoes, official specifications. . . . Set of eight, $2.75Receptacle for potato race Each, 4.50
Spakling Sector Flags
No. S. Spaldi'nrs'ector'Flags,'' metal.'
'""."''''!
""!'""Each, 90c.
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUSABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW,
PAGE 16—JULY 5, 1920
t^-_-_tt^A QUOITSd
No. 6. Loaded. Will not slide or roll
No. 5. Best rubber, plain.
No. Q
Spalding Rubber QuoitsWeii;li about 5 lbs. to a set Set of four. $4.50
•• 3.00
No. J. Made
Spalding Indoor Quoit Pinsith floor plate and detachable pin; unscrewed when not in us Pair, $1.10
Spalding Iron QuoitsNo. 1. 4';
BALL Xr-^_-V-
Joint Committee on
Basket Ball Rules
Princeton. N. J., March 1, 1920.
A. G. .SpaWinpr & Bros.,124-128 Nas5au Street,
New York City.
The vote of the Eastern IntercollegiateBasket Ball League, based upon a test ofsample balls submitted by the principalmanufacturers in the country, resulted inthe selection of the Spalding No. IM ball asthe otlicial ball for the League.
Very sincerely yours.
^j^MZ^i^f
yN^ENT^'-FlVE years ago the Secre-
tary of the Athletic League of
Young Men's Christian Associations of
North America, the lale Luther Gulick,
ordered from A. G. Spalding & Bros.,
balls for a new game that had been invent-
ed by Dr. Naisinith, andin which both he
and Dr. Gulick were much interested in
developing as an ideal athletic indoor game.
We worked with Dr. Gulick to perfect a
ball that would be the best for such a
game and our No. M Official Basket Ball
was the result. This ball was adopted
originally as official by the Y. M. C. A.,
in 1896, becoming the original and official
ball, and has been used in every important
match game since. To-day the No. Mball, with case of genuine English leather
(tanned in the Spalding tannery, Leeds,
England), is the best ball that has ever been
made for basket ball, and it is the official
ball because of the most Mgnificant adop-
tion that it is possible to secure— the adop-
tion of use. It is used to-day, as it has
been during the past twenty-five years, in
every important game both here and abroad.
The Athletic Le
ung Men's Christian As;
of North America
Springfield, Mass.
Sept. 9. 1S96.
Messrs. A. G. Spalding & Bros.
Dear Sirs
:
I am authorized to inform youtiiat the Governing Committee ofthe Athletic League has decidedto adopt your Basket Ball and Goalas the Official Basket Ball andGoal for the coming year, and alsoto request you to puljlish the Ofifi-
cial Basket Ball Rules.
I am.
Sincerely yours,
(Signed) Luther Gulick,
Secretary.
THE OFFICIAL BOOKS OF THE GAMENo. 700R. Spalding's Official BasketBall Guide. This is the official book of
the game, containing the rules as adoptedby a Rules Committee representing the
Amateur Athletic Union, National Collegi-
ate Athletic Association and Young Men'sChristian Association. Among the contents
are: reviews of the past season; basket ball
articles from all sections of the country;
list of approved officials.
The book is divided into three parts: onedevoted to the A. A. U., one to the N. C.
A. A., and one to the Y. M. C. A. OswaldTower, representing the N. C. A. A., is the
editor-in-chief.
SPALDING'SX^^ OFFICIAL
•^1.^ .AmatcurMlcticftr^i-,
M Ss^ ,'-^ Umltil Sialcs^'' "^ |Na(ional Colicji« ij_
. ,
'"Yiirnj Mens
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fe
_^_ic-_>:^_\i-itl- BASKET BALL^
Spalding No. 100 Basket Ball GoalsNo. 100. The Spalding No. 100 goal-made under the Schommer patent,dated Aug. I. 1916, No. 1.193.024-is the outcome of constant efforts to makea goal without the side braces, and yet rigid and firm enough to stand roughusage. It is made of a two piece malleable iron bracket and a steel ring. It
is fastened with large plate washers.The elimination of the side braces does away with the hazzard of hitting them
in "close up shots"; of deflecting the ball at any angle, making the judge ofthe rebound a rank guess; of slowing up the game by the ball lodging be-tween the braces and the back board; of stopping the game due to a brokenside brace; and the shifting of the braces to all'kinds of angles when theywork loose.
The bracket gives a large bearing surface which gives the goal far more rigidityand strength than the old types. The bracket is mathematically constructedso as to conform with the rules and yet no ball thrown for the goal can bedeflected by the bracket. It is fool proof from hitting it with a medicine ballto using it as a horizontal bar.
No. 100. Spalding (Schommer Patent) Basket Ball Goals. Complete with"''''
. Pair, $10.00
Practice Goals.
-=-i^ \ Spalding Basket Ball Goals~^''
' N.x 90. Drop Forged Goals. So'--^ far as we know this is the only
drop-forged goal made. Practical-ly unbreakable; with extra heavvnets. Should be used in allgymnasiums. . , . Pair, $9.00
No. 50. Detachable Goals. Can be•' detached readily from wall or
upright, leavmg no obstruction tointerfere with other games orgeneral gymnasium work. Com-plete with nets. . . Pair, $11.00
Substantial in construction. Correct in design.
'"*!'*«>««i'K»>*'-^«''''^
Spalding Nets, Separate, for GoalsHeavy twine; hand knitted; white. . Pan, $1.50
Spalding Bladders—Guaranteed Quality /^No. OM. For Nos. M, ML, M2, M3, PCO, PVO.
,
an 1 PICO balls. . .... Each, $1.50 \
Canvas Inflated Basket Ball HolderFor carrying an inflated basket b.ill. Each. $4.00
No. T. Substantial support for thumband wrist; will answer for either rightor left hand. .... Each, $1.25
Paper cover, 10 :
Cloth cover, 25 g
Spalding Basket Ball Score BooksEach. 20c. No. A, Collegiate, paper cover, 10 games
•' 50c. No. B. Collegiate, cloth cover, 25 games,women Each, 50c.
Each, 20c.50c.
No. 4
Horn Whistl.
Spalding Basket Ball Whistles /^
No. 3 No. 7^-"
Nickel. plated, made ofheavy metal Each, $1.10
No. 3. Nickel-plated, special deep tone. " .40
See also No. 3W Whist'e wit
2r^ No. 2
No. 7. Nickel-plated, heavy metasatisfactory and loudest of any.
No. 2. Very reliable and popular dtvrist strap, listed on page 10
ALL I'KICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLST SUBJECT""
TO OUR.fliilLlil TO bUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 21—JULY 5, 1920
BASKET BALL -^-|^-_>-_^.
SPALDINGRUBBER SOLED SHOES
No. AB. High cut. drab leather. Blcut ; heavy red rubber suction I'oir
soles, superior quality.J;Sii$ii.io
No. BBL. Women's. High cut. light, blackleather, good quality red rubber suctionsoles Pair, $9.50
Spalding Special Canvas TopRubber Soled Shoes
No. P. Special quality soft lubber soles
Absolutely hold on most slippery floor.
Light weight, durable, correct design.
Sizes6'2 to 12. PaSizes 2^4 to 6.
.$5.00irS57./'/> /^c
4.50* .y.^'/'•
No. PA. Diamond suction design rubbesoles. Lace down to toes. Sizes 6'- to 12
Pair, $S.00irS.^7J'/> />z
Sizes 2 --i to 6. " 4.50 -k .y.t't'•
reededOn orders
ATHLETIC WEARI
SPALDING KNIT ATHLETIC SHIRTS
STOCK SIZES: 26 to 46 inch chest.
Spalding Sleeveless Shirts
No. 600. Worstea. Carried in stock in Gray, White, Navy Blue, Maroon, andBlack Each, $4.25-*-..S/,V.////yV:.
No. 700. Sleeveless. Worsted. Light weight. Carried in stock in Gray,
White, Navy Blue. Maroon, and Black. . ^ . Each. $3.75 -kSU.i)/) Do:.
No. 600W. Worsted, with 6-inch stripe around chest. Cariied in stock in
following combinations of colors: Navy with White stripe. Black with Orangestripe. Maroon with White stripe. Black with Red stripe. Gray v/ith Cardinal
stripe Each, $4.50 -A:.,Vj7. <'/'/'<':.
No. SOOT. Same as No. 600W. but with two narrow stripes wide apart.
Each, $4.50 -k S-5/.l'O Po'J.- - '" '
No. 700W. Worsted, light weight. Six inch stripe arounc! chest. Color combi.nations similar to No. 600W. Special order only. Ea., %4.00 i( S/.'^.i 'iJ /'.'".
No. BE. Sanitary cotton. Bleached White Each. $
No. 6E. Black or Gray
No. 6ES. Sanitary cotton, solid color body, with 6-inch stripe around chesi, in same combiNo. 600W Each, 5
No. 600V. Worsted. Sleeveless. V-neck. Supplied on special orders only, any color. .
r-^
1-00 •1.15*
FELT LETTERSI
SPALDING FELT LETTERS. NUMERALS, MONOGRAMS. EMBLEMS Sev- differenl styles of jettcrini; apply for either fell or cloth
ABCM^/flJi
e. eti'., done aftor tliev jiiive been flntr;i .li;iig,. will be made.
_ .. ... .. . . I orders for one-halfdo^cn or more.AIL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT 1
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.PAGE 24-JULY 5. 1920
Ti„' p,
Each, $1.00 $9.60 Dz.
intc<I iti henvyjitpe will hr Quoted onlu c
MT*^^^^^ SWEATERS
\
SPALDING REVERSIBLE COLLAR SWEATERSOur best quality, all wool worsted sweaters. The reversible collar feature, together with their special athletic stitch
and easily fitting comfort makes them without an equal in the line of sweater manufacture as ideal garments for golf,automobiling and general ou(-door wear.
No. AWJP. Regular sleeves heaviest weight special worsted;pocket on each side. . . Each. $30.00 ic $-"7..^! ' t'ai'/l
No. WJP. Highest Quality special heavy weight worsted, with pocket on each side. Model of No. AWJP, butlighter weight Each. $25.00 -k SJJ..y> t;u /i
No. WDJP. High leversible collai. Light weighi ; best quality worsted;pocket on each side. " 22.50* Jl'./'/>
"
For Light Weight Golf Knitted Jackets see Nos. GV and GTO listed on Page 27.
sweater listed on this page, if ordered at lime sweater is made, not after, at an extra charge on each
al orders at no extrSPECIAL NOTICE -Above sweaters with one color body and another color (not striped) collar and cuffs, c
SIZES-2? to 46 We allow four inches for stretch in all our sweaters and si
for people who are at all stout, a size about two inches larger than coat meaCOLORS - All sweaters listed on this page supplied in Gray, White Navy Blue, Maroon, and Cardinal.
N. B. -Three different shades are sometimes called RED. They are Scarlet, Cardinal, and Maroon. Where RED is specified on order, wesupply Cardinal.
The i.r,c,-« ,,,i„t.-,l ,„ ilahr: „,,,„,.,,,. ,7. ,„s mark,,! „-,th • will Ik ,,n,,t,;l o„h, „„ ,„•,/,,-,. /.,r -h,,!/ ,l„z,n vr „„„;- at „„, t i ,m.
(J,unit,ty ,,>„; s .\OT allomd on ihms NOT i,iark,,l will, *ALL PRirES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO CUB
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 25- JULY 5, 1920
SWEATERS
SPALDING VEST- COLLAR AND BUTTON FRONT SWEATERSThe V- neck style, always favorites, are much worn at Summer and Fall camps, or for general outing or athletic wear
—
slip-overs or button fronts, as one prefers.
No. AG. Highest quality, heavy weight worsted. Not button front. No pockets Each, $20.00 ir $/SWNo. BG. Best quality worsted, good weight, same style, but lighter than No. AG " 17.50 ir lf>.00
No. VGP. Button front style, best quality worsted, heavy weight; pearl buttons; two pockets. " 20.00 -^ IS.00
Above styles supplied in Gray, White, Navy Blue, Maroon and Cardinal.
ade, not after, at an extra charge on each
SPECIAL NOTICE- Ab.
SIZES 28 lo46 inches.
that for people who ,
N.B. -Three different ;
we supply Cardinal.
Tilc prierx friut'il in
We allow fourire at all stout, a
hades are some
1 on this page, if ordered at time sweater i
olor body and another color (not striped t collar and cuffs, on special orde xtra charge.
ailed RED. They are Scarlet, Cardinal, and Ma Where RED is specified on order
'e-half dozen or more at one time.
ALL PPICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUBABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS^ PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 26—JULY 5, 1920
r*^^^^.^ SWEATERS
^r\3 " ^ x^
No. A. Specii
and neck put tosjethpr by hancl, not
No. A No. BWJG
SPALDING ROLL COLLAR SPECIAL TRAINING SWEATERht. bpst quality worsted; 9-inch roll collar; extra long and full. Special athletic stitch. Body, arms
itched up on a machine, . the majority of garments sold as reE:ular
Each. $20.00 ir S-/.\\tii>\'arh
SPALDING "PAL" SWEATERNo. BWJG, Best quality worsted, good weight, not button front except at neck; but n
on our ri >. .AWJP Sweater shown on page 2X Pearl buttons on collar and at neck.
with reversible style collar asEach, $20.00 ic S/Wi'i'earh
SPALDING LIGHT WEIGHT GOLF JACKETSNo. GV. bor the golfer who desires a thoroughly comfortable, easy fittin;?, slip-on garment with sleeves. Medium
weight. V-neck, best quality worsted, soft finish—a thoroughgoing and good 'vearing sweater. Colors are Maroon,Hea'^ther, Gray, Black, and White
"
Each, $10.00
No. GTO. Those who prefer a sleeveless slip-on sweater that will "set well" under a coat, allowing of free movement,fmd great satisfaction in this Spalding style. V-neck, of the same quality worsted as the GV and furnished in thesame colors '.
Each, $9.00
For Heavy Weiuht Golf Sv
ater listed on this pase. if ordered
iPase 25.
SPECIAL NOTICE Abo veaters (except Nos. GV and GTO) with one
COLORS -All I listed this ccpt Nos. GV and C
ailed RED. They ar
lor b
JERSEYS
1
No. lOP
Showinc Regular Roll CollarNos. lOP. 12Pand 15P.
SPALDING WORSTED JERSEYS
Plain Color Jerseys
Regular roll coNo. lOP.colors.
Wefurni.h No. lOP
No. lOPF. Siraisht 1.
Special quality worsted, fashioned. Solid
Each, $7.50 -k S^/J't' />oz.
iai order with V-neck at no extra charge.
liar. Special c)Ualitv worsted, fashioned. Solid colors.
Each, $7.50 if S\/.llii !>o:.
No. 12P. Regular roll collar Good quality worsted. Solid colors.
Each, $6.50 if S12.ll(inoz.
No. 12PF. Straight low collar. Good quality worsted. Solid colors.
Each. $6.50 * S7J.00 Doz.
No. 12PV. Furnished with V-necU; otherwise same as No. 12P.
Each. $6.50 if S72.00 Doz.
No. 15P. Regular roll collar; light worsted. Solid stock colors only. Navy Blue,
Black, Gray and Maroon only. No special orders. Each. $5.00 if S57 CO Ihs.
Any style striping on sleeves or around chest, or both, on Nos. lOP and I OFF
iersevs 25c. each extra, •^f S-. 10 Jhic.
js carried in stock reuularl
rked accordingly. It ii :
I in all qualities; 28 to 46 inches chest. We allow two inches for stretch in all our jerseys
uggested. however, that for very heavy people a size about two inches larger than
:nt be ordered to insure a comfortable fit.
STOCK COLORS-PLAIN COLORS—We carry in stock in our line of solid color worsted jerseys listed on thii
page, in following colors: Navy Blue, Gray, Black, and Ma
SPECIAL NOTICE-We will fum.sh any of the above jerseys except No. 15P, with one color body, and another color
(not striped) collar and cuffs in any colors (not more than two colors in any garment) at no extra charge.
N. B.—Three different shades ar ed RED. They are Scarlet. Cardinal, and MaCardinal will be supplied
Where RED is specified on orde
Striped Jerseys
STOCK. COLORS of Nos. lOPX, 12PX and 15PX Jerseys: Maroon and White;
Black and Orange; Black and Scarlet; Navy and White. Second color
mentioned is for body stripe or stripes on sleeves.
No. lOPX. Special quality worsted, fashioned; solid color body, with striped
gleevps Each, $7.75 -^ .N:s'7./-i'/>(;r.
No lOPFX Same as No. 1 OPX, but straight, low foot ball collar.
Each, $7.75 * X\'7.l>0 />oz.
No. 12PX. Good quahtv worsted; solid color body, with striped sleeves.
Each, $6.75 if SJ.'^.OO Doz.
No 12PFX. Sam.- as No. liP.\. but straight, low foot ball collar.
Each, $6.75 if .^7^.00 />oz.
No 15PX. Light worsted. Stock colors only. No special orders.
Each. $5.25 * Sf,0.00 Doz.
Pri warkni with * mil h,
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ALL PKICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 28-JULY 5, 1920
1H„I^„^>JLt
STOCKINGSd
ISPALDING STOCKINGS
Supplied <m Special Orders without feet al no exi
STRlPED-lForCOLOIiSsce below)
N0.3-OC. Athletic Unit. Special weight, best quahtyworsted, calf band of different color, white feet.
Pair. $5.10 • .v.: v._'(; /fe.No. 3-OA. Same as i-OC. except with different color
ankle band. , . . Pair. $5.10 * .S^XJ' l>„z.
No. 3-OX. Same as 3-OC. except with special calf
stripes Pair, $5.10 * .VVV..V A,3.No. lORX. Special weight, fine worsted ; special calf
stripes; white feet. . Pair. $3.85 * ..s/f 3' /)<'.;.
No. IRC. Heavy weignt. good qualitv- worsted, calf band ^^/of different color ; white mercerized cotton feet, tripled
toes and heels.. Pair. $3.10 -^ X-?7.A' /->"-.
No. IRA. Same as IRC, except with different colorankle band. . , Pair. $3.10 if S3!.SO Do::.
No. IRX. Same as IRC. except with special calf stripes. ....No. 3RC. Good wool, calf band of different color, white cotton feet. . . .
No. 3RA. Same as 3RC. except with different color ankle band. . .
No. 3RX. Same as 3RC, except with special calf stripes. ......No- IIRX. Heavy weight cotton, special calf stripes, white feet
No. 4RC. Cotton, calf band of different color, white feet
>#!W.
No. 3-OC No. 3-OX
Pair, $3.10 -A- S.^-I.S() Doz'• 2.85 * .^I.S(>
•'
2.85 * .<! .S(i"
" 2.85 * ,>V ,V'"
•' 2.10* _:i' AV
1.60 if I.S.II(I"
PLAIN COLORS- (For COLORS see below)
No. 3-0. Athletic knit. Special weight, best worsted, white feet PaNo. lOR. Special weight, fine quality worsted; plain colors, white feet
No. IR. Heavy weight, good quality worsted, feet same as No. IRC. ...... '
No. 3R. Good quality wool, feet same as No. 3RCNo. IIR. Heavy weight cotton, solid colors "
No. 4R. Cotton, solid colors
No, BB. White cotton stockings, good weight, worn under colored stockings **
Spalding Heavy Socks For AthletesNo. SSG. Country knit, wool mixture ; ribbed and very full in leg to allow
for turnover. SuppUed in Gray. Particularly suitable for camping, also for
tramping. f^aii. $1.50No. SSW. White, otherwise similar to No. SSG • 1.75
COLORSSTOCK COLORS-All Plain Color Slockin«s carried in slock in Black. Navv Blue, and Maroon.All Striped Stockincs carried in stock, with one stripe 4 inches wide around calf, in followingcolor combin.,lions. Second color indicates calf stripe. BLACK AND SCARLET. MAROON
AND WHITE, BLACK AND ORANGE, NAVY AND WHITE.SPECIAL COLORS -All Plain Color Stockin^is lexcepl No. 4R) supplied in any color on specialorders without extra charge. All Striped Slockinqs . except No 4RC) supplied with any stylestripini; and in any color- ' not more than two colors I on special orders without extra charge.
N. B. -Three different shades are sometimes called RED. They are Scarlet. Cardinal andMaroon. Where RED is specified on order Cardinal will be supplied.
Spalding Golf StockingsNo. GC. Best worsted. Light weight, fancv tops. .... Paii.$6.00No. GCF. Footless. Otherwise as No. GC . .
' 6.00No. G. Best quality worsted. Light weight, plain, not fancy tops, but made
exceedingly long so tops may be doubled over for cuffs. . . . Pair. $6.00No. GF. Footless. Otherwise as No. G " 6.00
$5.00 *• .sp;.^'/' /;<>.?.
3.75 • /Jti' ••
3.00 ir .xli,/)"
2.75 if <,)>.<
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2.00 if _\\J0 "
1.50 if 11,. SI I "
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SPALDING KNITTED CAPSNo. RC. Heavy knitted, soft pompom at the top. Best grade worsted; In colors to match No.WJP Sweater. See page 25. Trimmed any colors, on special orders at no extra charge.
Each, $2.50
No. SB. Best worsted, heavy weight, athletic knit. In various solid colors, or on special orders in
any colors (not more than two colors) striped alternately Each. $2.00
No. SC. Similar to No. SB, but Hghter " 1.00
The I. rices printed in italica oiiposit- iter
PAGE 29-JULY 5. 1920
APPARATUSfc
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ATHLETICSKEPT THESOLDIERS FITFORFIGHTING-WORKERSNEEDATHLETICSTO KEEP FITFORWORKING
HOW TO LAY OUT AN ATHLETIC PLANT
^%RECREATION
RATIONAL EXERCISE IS THE BEST MEDICINE FOR MIND AND BODY
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PAGE 31—JULY 5. 1920
GOLF BALLS
• <l»-^ 6,SPALDING GOLF BALLS—1920
Spaldin- Thirty
Spalding Sixty
SPALDING FIFTYThe wonder ball of the age and the medium,par excellence, for the hard-hitting golfer.
By its aid more championships and tourna-ments were won last season than threetimes the combined total of all other makes.
Each, $1.00—Dozen, $12.00
SPALDING SIXTYAn ideal ball for golfers of moderate powers.It is exceedingly sweet-feeling, of mediumsize and weii;ht. Has a beautiful (light andis extremely durable. A dependable ball.
Each, $1.00—Dozen. $12.00
SPALDING FORTYSimilar in construction to Fifty, but larger.Well adapted to powerful golfers, many of
Each, $1 ,00-Dozcn, $12,00
SPALDING THIRTYExtremely high quality ball; in some re-spects the best all-around ball we produce.
Each. $1.00—Dozen, $12.00
RED HONORRetains its deserved popularity, has pleasingappearance, splendid flight; very durable.
Each. 90c.—Dozen, $10.80
BABY DIMPLEAnother old favorite, s„„illisl, in size, butvery larf/c in demand ; a fine all around ball.
Each, 7Sc.-Dozen, $9.00
GLORY DIMPLEBest floating ball made. Full size. Scientifi-
cally marked for maximum flight. Durable.Each. 7Sc.—Dozen. $9.00
BLACK DOMINOA full si7e ball, well made, and at a pricesuitable to all.
Each. 60c.—Dozen. $7.20
GREEN DOT MESHThe only mesh-marked we make ; large size.
Each, 60c,-Dozen, $7.20
Spalding Forty
scriptive booklet explaining Spalding Golf Ballline sent to any address on request. Green Dot Mesh
PAGE 32—JULY S. 1920
e.^Jll^-I^UUl: CADDY BAGS
J
SPALDING CADDY BAGS
Spalding Corduroy Caddy BagsNo. 800. Best quality English tan corduroy, reinforcing strips of steel, leather covered; black leather trimmings.Tunnel hood with padlock fastening. Diameter, J'j inches Each. $21.00
No. 800W. Same style as No. 800. but without hood; and diameter 5 inches " 15.00
Spalding Duck Caddy BagsNo. WS. Best quality white or brown duck; tan or black leather trimmings; white leather
lacing; reinforcing steel strips, leather covered ; umbrella attachment brass patent buckle lockto fasten waterproof hood; brass trimmings. Diameter, 7 or 8 inches. . . Each. $23.00
No. AH. Best quality white or bro\vn duck; tan leather trimmings, complete with hood tocover clubs; equipped with good quality buckle lock; brass trimmings reinforcing steel strips
leather covered; white leather lacing; umbrella attachment. Diameter, 6 inches. Each, $19.00
Spalding Canvas Caddy BagsNo. 300. White canvas, black leather trimmings, and white leather lacing ; steel reinforcing ribs,
leather covered. Regular style hood. Patent offset leather bottom. Diameter, t) in Each, $1500No. A2. Good quality white and brown duck; tan leather trimmings; reinforcing steel strips
leather covered; brass trimmings. Diameter, 6 inches Each, $16.00No. C5. Special white duck; black leather trimmings; steel reinforcing strips leather covered ;
large ball pocket; leather offset bottom ; brass fittings. Diameter, 6 inches. . Each, $10.00
Sunday Caddy BagsNo. NS. New style Sunday bag. Steel Ribs. White duck Each. $4.50No. IIH. White duck throughout, with heavy web shoulder strap and handle ; ball pocket:duck covered bottom. Diameter, 5'- inches Each, $3,50
No. 11. Made of white duck throughout, with ball pocket and heavy shoulder strap; duckcovered bottom. Diameter, 4 'j inches Each, $2,25
Caddy Bag for ChildrenNo. 10. White duck, with black leather trimmings; webbing shoulder strap; ball pocket:
leather bottom. Diametei, .3 =s inches Each, $2.50We letter bafs with initials, etc., on special order. Prices on application.
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUKABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS, PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 33-JULY 5, 1920
SUNDRIESI = _)k^j:-i-^J-
Spalding "Simplex" Golf Ball
MarkerPatented In United Slates and Great Dritain
No. 1. Impresses initials, but does not
injure the ball. Marking being be-
low surface it will not wear off, and
will retain pencil, ink or other color-
lished brass.. .Each, $3.00ing.
Price includes three initials
'^^^'
Spalding Ball Cleaners
1
"Spalding "Omnes" Golf Ball Marker(For Club Use)
Simple to operate, substantial in
make up and really indispensable
in the equipment of an up-to-
date club. Any arrangement or
number of letters or figures maybe marked simply by turning
adjusting arrangement. Hand-somely finished and really the <
most complete golf ball marker '
made anywhere. . .Each, $36.00
Spalding Golf PaintWhite Enamel
'4 Pint can Each, 75c.
1/^ Pint can " 50c.
Red Enamel.' Pint can Each, 75c.
No. 27 No. SO
No. 27. Rubber Pouch I sponge and brush. Each, $1.0C
No. 50. Double Pouch, of rubber; special feh inside
to be saturated. ,Each, 75c
No. M. Cravenette material, with Sponge. Each, 50c.
Spalding "Klub Kleaner"No. XX. Cleans and polishes irons better and quicker
than anything yet introduced Each. 10c.
Eureka Golf Driving Net
No. X. For practicing,
^T ^ especially iron ap-'
. .-,.,., proach shots. May beX .
•- ' put up almost any-' where. Complete with
different colored pock-y . ets in net, uprights,
,..— -"^ etc Each, $11.00
-^ '.'.< Indoor Golf Games listed''
'
on Page 36
Spalding Clock Golfactice in putting nothing excels
game. The figures are arrangedin a circle from 20 to 24 feet in
diameter, or any size that the lawnwill admit.
No. 1. .'\ skeleton plate; raised figures
in red within a white diamond shapedborder. Openwork pattern of the
plate prevents injury to grass.
Set, $10.00
No. 2. Plain cut out figures, painted
No. 8. Dr
Golf Whitees instantly. Will not chip, crack
Dff. Fur shed vhite or red.
Bottle, 25c.
Forthl:
vhite, not on. . .Set, $6.00
Spalding Golf Ball Holder
—
For Painting Balls
No. 5. Spring wirewith points that
grip the ball whileit is being painted.
Each, 15c.
Game of Golfette
No. 13. The object is to loft ball int.
center net for highest count, th
other nets counting less. Uclub and ball Each. $12.00
Large Golf Ball
Send your friend a ball he can hit. Diameter 31/2
inches Each, S5c.
Parachute Golf Ball
No. 1. For practicing driving and all golf
strokes in a limited area. The parachute
prevents the ball from traveling very far.
Complete, $1.35
Spalding Tee Balls
No. RB. Made with com-
position golf ball top.
White enameled.
Pair, $1.35
No. 3. Portable set; complete in canvas cover.Set, $5.00
Spalding Putting Discs
No. 1. Regular style. Used also indoors.
Each. 60c.
No. RD. Rubber putting disc. " 60c.
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJ^^^^^ TO OUB
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW,
PAGE 34—JULY S, 1920
. WB.madewhite
^HM^^t^^^^ SUNDRIESSPALDING GOLF GLOVES
vhite
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No.G3
^f No. GSP No. GG4^ "'^ No. GSP. Best quality soft
chamois, with left hand glove lea-
ther reinforced. These gloves arenot perforated, but have insteadspecial backs which shape withknuckles when club is gripped-one of the most practical ideas everincluded in a golf glove. Pair. $4.00
No. GG4. Grip Golf Gloves. Best
v^hite chamois, brown strips, left hand glove leather rein-
forced to give special grip; perforated knuckles. Pair. $4.00No.Gl. Best quality soft chamois, in white or tan. open
knuckles, perforated back. . . . •. Pair, $3.50
Spalding Rubber Golf GripNo. XO. Winds on .shaft like leather gnp. Special rubber
material, with grippy surface Each, 50c.
Seccomb Grip WinderNo. S. Rubber fabric. Can be put over regular grip.
Each, 25c.
Sure GripWill not soil the hands and insures a good
grip Box. '25c.
Firm Grip PreparationVery popular abroad. . . . Tube, 15c.
Anchor Golf Tee
No. gT No. 200
No. 200. Best brown leather palms and tips; lisle threadbacks Pair, $3.25
No. G2L. Soft tanned chamois, open knuckles, perforated
back, reinforced palm. For left hand only. Each, $2.00No. G3. Leather, fingerless, palms reinforced, perforated
backs Pair. $2.00No. G5. Fingerless. Knitted of best worsted. In heather
mixtures. Comfortable and vciv practical. Pair, $2.00No. G4. Leather, fingerless, for left hand. Each, 1.25
Way's Golf StudsNo. 11. Highlv tempered steel, with screw. . Each, 10c.
Set of 12 75c.
Golf Calks
No. G. Small size, box of 50,
with wrench. . . . 50c.Without wrench. Doz., 15c.
No. 2B. Medium size, box of
50, with wrench. 50c.Without wrench. Doz., 15c.
X of 50, rench.
Do50c.15c.
Hob NailsNo. W. Aluminum D..z., 15c.No. MK. Iron •• 10c.
Manhattan TeeRubbe
5-16
No. 5. Can onlv move the length of the string, which is
about 9 inches Each, 20c.
Rubber Golf TeeNo. 3. Good quality. Regulation .style. Red
lubbei Each, 7c.
No. W. MakesWeight, '4 ozExtra spring.
Each, 55c
Each 50c
Numbered Metal Badges for CaddiesSafety pin on back of each to fasten to cap or breast.
Liberty Golf CountersNo. 2. Women's, genuine pigskin. $3.00 No. 26. Men's, black seal grain. $2.25
enuine pigskin. 2.50Each, .30
.50
. black seah 2.50 No. 25. MeNo. 15. WoScore f No. L. Large, match and medal play.
Sheets I No. XL. Extra large, match and medal plav. 64 n
Spalding crr^ —
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^ *''*S^^
Golf Umbrella — P'
-^JOWaterproof cloth covering, lilt;, ,:.^i. ,,;.,, ,,i;. ,, .,,i,.,i^, ,.1 ,,.^0. vvuuJ liduJIe. ,„Complete with case Tohii ^ct^^bc
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL ^BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OURABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW,PAGE 35—JULY 5. 1920
INDOOR GOLFfc!
&=1
THE GAME OF INDOOR GOLFIndoor Golf is the best possible substitute for the
real game that can be found. It is played with thesame clubs and balls as used out of c'oors. The shotsare played with the same amount of strength, and aplayer is thus able, by keeping in practice all the yearround, to improve his or her game. The No. 1 andNo. 2 Indoor Nets (see diagrams) show the distancesto be made with each club in eachpocket.You can take the score card of an>-
course and, by changing the last figure
to a 5 or an to conform with thefigures on the net, will make it pos-
sible to reach the green in one, two,or three shots. The distances countto the edge of the green. For in-
stance, the first hole is 475 yardslong. We will say that on your first
shot with a driver you strike in the
center pocket, this gives you 200yards for your first stroke. Yournext stroke will be played with a
brassie and, if you hit this ball into
the top net, you are given 100 yardsfor this stroke. You now have 175
No. 1 INDOOR GOLF OUTFITBack Canvas only. 12x14 ft., I 3 pockets. Constructed
of 8-oz. can^as. Ropes attached at top and bottomfor erection. Seams rope reinforced. Each, $110.00
Side and Top Nets only. 40x20 ft. With allowanceof one foot for irregularity in building when net is
erected. Attached to canvas by hooks. Each, $60.00Sundry equipment only. Consisting of Cocoa Mat,
for driving; Rubber Stance Mat, for attaching to
stance platform; Putting Carpet and Score Board.Prices on application.
vards t
difTerer
ably b(
is madtplacinga four.
Hole
t pidge of the green and you have several
s to play for. Your choice would probk in the top center pocket and, if this
you are now on the edge of the green, andour ball on the 15-foot mark you putt for
Nothe
length; you
,^ - ^— EQUIPMENT
Spalding Tee StandNo. ZT. Compact arrangement for golf tees. . Each. $20.00
Spalding "Cherokee" Golf Ball Washer '„','i,,';i f ,r
Takes off everything but the paint. Should be at every tee of a wellappointed course. Used on prominent courses. . . Each. $20.00
Golf Ball RacksUseful on much-frequented courses. Each player or one player in a party drops his ball in
the rack when he arrives, his relative position being determined by the position of the ball
in rack. .Sub-tantiaily made of iron, heavily japanned. No. 2. For 36 balls . Each, $18.00
Spalding "Eureka" Wet Tennis Markers juiy"''].!!!)
or clay courts. Uses liquid water slaked lime. Makes clear cut line.
Simple to operate. Flow of liquid under instant control.Vertical; small tank Each, $25.00Horizontal; large tank " 45.00
Spalding Golf Ball RetrieverBamboo pole, wire basket; well made. .... Each. $3,501
Golf Ball Rack
Spalding Marking Disks and Flags
1^
No. 2 Disk No. 3 Disk No. 9 Flag No. U Flag No. 2 Flag
No. 3. Heart shape. .
No. 2. Spalding Miniatu
i\l-"inli;cfui'h,X^" Spalding Marking Discs S"d;'";°anj"b;ut''fZ?'fe"t''
. . Each, $1.35 No. 7. Circular HolderMarking Discs. Heart Shape. For Putting Courses.Flag, separate for No. 7 Disc. . . . Each, $1.15
Spalding Direction and Marking Flags ''"'"wint,'.!''.'!; ™y'!;iw^r™S,™.'''.'„'•„f''X?".''
No. 9. Flags only, oblong shape. . Each, 75c. No. 11^ Flags only, triangle shap
No. 2. Flags, numbered as ordered. . " 75c
No. lOF Flag
Each, $2.501.10
NcEach, 65c.
lOF. Flags, with attaching hooks, for useth No. F supports listed below . Each, $1.00
Spalding Marking Flag Supports and PolesCherokee holder for baNo. F. Flag Support, Iron upright, with revolv
flag holder. Pat. April 5, 1912. . Each, $2.75No BX. Bamboo Poles, 10 ft., with spike, " 2.25No. BSF. Bamboo Poles, with spike and patent flag
,.,. fupport attached Each, $3.25
Golf Hole Rims, Midlothian PatentNo, 30. Solid iron casting inside. Pre-
vents the hole from being racked by the
weight of the flagstaff or pole, which is
kept always in an upright position, withsmall hole in iron casting to accommo-date iron disc upright. . Each. $1.90No. 31. Similar to No. 30, but hole large
enough for bamboo poles. Each, $1.90
Spalding Iron Hole Rimho.- lining holes in putting green.
The cross-piece prevents ball from falling tc
bottom of hole Each, 75cNo. 25. Combination stvle. Suitable for bamboo or iron rod Each. $1.25 No. 20
4LI. PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OTJKABILITT TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 37
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JULY 5. 1920
No. 20.
boo flagstaff.
Each, $1.25No. BF. Bamboo Poles, with brass ferrule, " 1.75
No. B. Bamboo Poles, plain. . . . " 1.00
Spalding Steel Hole CuttersNo. 11. Improved style with point for
centering, and device for ejecting earthand sod after cutting clean hole. Cutteris of best steel and has substantial woodhandle Each. $12.50
Spalding Hole Rim Elxtractor
No. EX. For extracting Nos. 30 or 31
hole rims. Ea , 60c.
Spalding Hole Rim SetterNo. 6. For setting the horim and leveling edgesaround same. . Each, $2.00
GOLF CLUBS ,^, , 1 ',^, ^l^^^a^^^
AUTOGRAPH LINE WOOD GOLF CLUBSThis line includes the greatest selection in the way of special features— weighting, faces, etc., that
has ever been offered by any manufacturer, in models that are acknowledged by the greatest players
in this country to be the best in every detail. In quality of material, workmanship, etc., there has
never been anything put out in golf clubs that can compare with them.
The autograph signature of our concern is placed upon every club as an assurance that we back
them with our whole reputation. A. G. Spalding & Bros, Autograph Clubs worthily play our
highest grade Spalding Golf Balls. To secure maximum results play with complete Spalding
equipment.
Models Supplied J^/^^^ °7 * ^ Autograph Line of
in the %^yP!y <fl^^^^ f'y^^^i^^'' Wood Golf Clubs
ALL WITH SELECTED QUALITY CALF GRIPS
Model No. 7B. Driver or Brassie, Bull's Eye face, lead weighted. ..... Each, $8.50(See cut on page opposite)
Model No. 7BR. Driver or Brassie, Bull's Eye face, patent Rigden brass back. Patented Decem-ber 7. 1909 Each, $9.50
(Not illustrated)
Model No. 53D. Driver or Brassie, Fiber face, patent Duncan weighted. Patented November18, 1919 Each, $9.00
(See cut on page opposite)
Model No. 52D. Spoon, Fiber face, patent Duncan weighted. Patented November! 8, 1 9 19. $9.00(See cut on page opposite)
Model No. RND. Driver or Brassie, plain face, patent brass back with brass sole weighted.
Patented December 7, 1909. ^ Each, $8.00(See cut on page opposite)
Model No. RNJ. Driver or Brassie, patent Jacobus triple insert face, patented November 8, 1910.
Patent Rigden brass back, patented December 7,1909. . Each, $8.50(See cut on page opposite)
Model No. RN. Driver or Brassie, plain face, patent Rigden brass back. Patented December 7,
1909. Each, $7.50(See cut on page opposite)
Model No. RNF. Same as No. RN, but f^ber face. Each, $8.00
Model No. BP. Driver, Brassie, Brassie Spoon or Brassie Cleek, " Skooter," Biddle patent.
Patented August 22, 191 1. Plain face; lead weighted. . . . Each, $9.00(See cut on page opposite)
We supply in these highest grade clubs a variety of special faces, but we can furnish on special order if desired, at an extra charge,real ivory faces.
Real Ivory Face (not guaranteed against checking or cracking). Extra, each. $2.50
All models listed supplied in Right Hand and Left Hand Clubs. When ordering for left-handed player add letter "L" to regularmodel number.
All models listed supplied in special light weight clubs for women. When ordering women's clubs add letter "W" to regular model number
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^^KJ^^.-'^S^^^^^W^^^ golf clubs
No. 52D
Each. $9.00F.ber Face
of above Clubs
on Opposite Paae
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GOLF CLUBS
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GOLF CLUBS
SPALDING MEDAL WOOD CLUBS
The Spalding Medal line of Wood Golf Clubs is equal in quality, selection of models, special
features, etc., to the highest grade put out by other manufacturers. Shafts are of first grade, grips
of good quality leather, heads without blemish, and in every detail of manufacture this line will be
found most satisfactory.
Models Supplied in Spalding Medal Line Wood Golf Clubs
Model No. 2. Driver or Brassie. Plain face. Lead weighted.(See cut on page opposite).
Model No. 16. Driver or Brassie. Plain face. Lead weighted.
(See cut on page opposite).
Model No. 7. Driver or Brassie. Plain face. Lead weighted.
(See cut on page opposite).
Model No. 53. Driver or Brassie. Plain face. Lead v^reighted.
(See cut on page opposite).
Model No. 56. Driver or Brassie. Spliced. Plain face. Lead weighted.(See cut on page opposite).
Model No. 52. Spoon, Plain face. Lead weighted.(See cut on page opposite).
No. M. Spalding Medal Wood Golf Clubs. Any of the above models .... Each, $6.00
All regular Medal Clubs are furnished with plain face. For those who desire special faces we will supply on special orders at
extra charges as noted below. We also furnish these clubs with patent brass back at an extra chame.
Real ivory face
GOLF CLUBS^
\ SPALDING KRO-FLITE GOLF IRONS
Probably the greatest difference between the average
amateur and professional golfer lies in the latter's ability to
fit the club to the shot. We all know how difficult it is to
navigate the half shots, and how, in the majority of cases,
they are attempted with disastrous results. Obviously a
complete set of irons, properly graduated and mathemati-
cally worked out, will prove of the greatest aid in cutting
off strokes, and it is with this in mind that we have pro-
duced the Kro-Flite Irons.
Starting No. Fl Driving Iron with a ' s of an inch pitch
of face, we have increased in pitch the succeeding clubs Js
of an inch each, making No. F2 Mid Iron -'4 of an inch.
No. F3 Mid Mashie 's of an inch, and No. F4 Mashie Iron
I inch. These will take care of what might be called the
long and middle distance shots. For the short game.No. F3 Mashie starts with a 1 '4 inch pitch. No. F6Mashie Niblic F/'ia inch, No. F7 Pitcher 1
'. inch, andNo. F9 Niblic 1 '4 inch. So much for the distances.
Now, as the pitch increases, there is a standard increase
in the weight of each head, which is offset by a corre-
sponding decrease in the length of the shafts, which meansthat each club has the same "balance" and "feel" as the
preceding one, and, in addition to this, each of the first
five numbers. Fl, F2, F3, F4 and F3 have exactly the sameshaped head, varying only in width of face. In other
words, instead of playing one shot with a long narrow blade,
and the next with a short wide one, each shot is played
with a club that "feels" and "looks" behind the ball just
as did the preceding one. Certainly this is bound to result
in a familarity that breeds confidence.
Another point -did you ever hit a base ball at the endof the bat> Remember the sting? Well, a golf iron
rounded too much at the nose will give exactly the samesensation. Therefore, by extending the nose a trifle andgetting the weight beyond the point of contact, as in the
Kro-Flite line, we secure that "sweetness" of "feel" that
helps make golf a joy forever
It is no exaggeration to say that probably eighty per cent,
of the golfers in the country do not face their club right in
addressing the ball. The angles of the different blades
being more or less confusing and off play or poor trajectory
results. The Kro-Flite marking (patent applied for) is anindex that directly catches the eye the minute the bail is
addressed, the index line being a prolongation of the cen-
ter line of the shaft. Squared to the line of play, yourhands naturally fall to the right position—your blade lies
right for the shot, and "direction" is improved to a very
considerable degree.
A prominent Western golfer, when first shown the club,
said: "1 consider that the greatest step forward in club
construction in years." Try it, and be convinced.
Cap the foregoing with a most rigid selection of shafts,
a most careful and expert workmanship, and the last -word
in golf club manufacture has been said.
A Club for Every Distan.
Model No. Fl. Driving Ire
Model No, F2. Mid Iron.
Model No. F3. Mid MashModel No. F4. Mashie Ire
Model No. F5. Mashie.
Models F6, F7andF17areit.a
No.KF. Spalding Kro-Flite Ir
Diagram Illustr Trajectory or Line of Flight of Ball Ph
Model No. F6. Mashie Niblic. KompoundDedstop Corrugation Ribbed Effect Apimli""ri.
Model No. F7. Pitcher, Kompound DedstopCorrugation Ribbed Effect <Pato„i Arrii-i f™..
angle at which the ball crosses the face.
i above, with specially prepared calf grip. { Se
';;' "i^M
GOLF CLUBS^^'.-"^
\ SPALDING KRO FLITE GOLF IRONSSEE DESCRIPTIONS ON PAGE OPPOSITE
^
ANY MODEL SHOWNEACH $7.50
FRONT VIEWPat. April 20. 1920
^.v ?
i'al. April 211. 1920
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GOLF CLUBS ^ m4M-^ni
Spalding "Seely" Patent IronsWhen ordering, mention " Seely ' patent. Patented May 14, 1912.
The hosel portion, or shank of the iron head, is split or forked to
accommodate the shaft, as shown in illustration. Models sup-plied : Cleek. Mashie, Mid Iron, Driving Iron. Pitching Mashie,and Jigger. Shafts of selected second growth hickory. Gripsspecially prepared calf Each, $6.00
Spading "Dedstop Mashie Niblic
Spalding " Dedstop " IronsReg US Pat. Off.
While the special "feature" of these clubs is the
very deep scoring in the face, the models are
special selections which have proven most satis-
factory in actual play. Supplied in Niblic andMashie Niblic Each, $5.50
SPALDING WOMEN'S GOLF CLUBSWe have designed the first real set of irons particularly adapted to the average
woman s stroke, the blades being modeled long, narrow, and heavy at the sole so
that the stroke played by the average woman will produce the same degree of
pitch and clear " get away " that follows the shot played by a man where the
club passes through the turf.
This special set of women's clubs consists of Mid Iron No. 12W, Mashie No.
15W. Mashie Iron No. 14W, Niblic No- 19W, Putters Nos. IWand 6W. The Mashieis more orthodox in its lines because of the variety of lies and strokes that this club
is called to negotiate. After producing and testing these clubs we feel they maybe heartily recommended to women players. Specially prepared leather grips.
Women's Medal Golf Irons Each, $6.00
In addition to models mentioned above, we carry a variety of our regular
men's clubs, both wood and iron, as noted on Pages 38 to 46,
in special light weight clubs for women
Spalding Thistle Clubs, Full SizeWell designed models. Specially prepared leather grips.
Each, $3.50 Irons Each, $3.00
Spalding Youths' and Misses' Clubsder full size and light weight. Good models. Selected shafts.
Specially prepared rubber grips.
ies , Each, $3.50 Irons Each. $3.00
Spalding "Juvenile " Golf Clubsodels. Every part of each club is of a size exactly proportionate
club, making perfect clubs for the use of boys and girls
up to fourteen years of age. Specially prepared rubber grip.
Drivers or Brassies Each, $2.00Mashies, Mid Irons, Cleeks or Putters " 2.00
"Golf for Girls" by Cecil Leitch,
Spalding Athletic Library No. 63R—Copy 25c.
Juvenile Driver Juvenile Mashie J
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GOLF CLUBS
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AUTOGRAPH STEEL PUTTERSNo. LW. Very popular style. ... Each, $6.00
No. CH. Chicopee model. Oval hosel .
'6 00
No. C94. New model. Oval hosel, goose necl;.
Each, $6.00No. YL. \'oud patent lead-faced putter. ' 6.00
No. HB. Hollow back model. Oval hosel. 6.00
SPALDING ALUMINUM PUTTERSNo. MR. Embraces the g
we have made during thi
two lies—mediu
>d points of various styles
past few years. Made in
d upright. . . . Each $6.00
No. NH. " Hammer Brand " Putter. .Aluminum.Raised top. Upright lie and medium lie. Not legal
in England Each, $6.00
SPALDING"GOLD MEDAL" WOOD PUTTERS
No. 10. Heavily weighted with lead. Scored brass f^T:face. Specially prepared calf grip. . . Each, $7.50
No. WT. Special Walter Travis Model, as approvedby Mr. Travis Each, $7.50
No. 10 Gold Medal Wood Putter No. NH Putt«r
All models sho this page are msde recuUrly in Right Hand Clubs. Furnished in Left Hand Clubs at no eslra charge
In ordering for Left Handed player add letter L to regular Model Numbers.
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GOLF CLUBS
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PAGE 46-JULY 5. 1920
^14^-:^-^.4- ROLLER POLO
SPALDING BALL BEARING ROLLER SKATESskates should not be compared with the fhmsy arrangements for roller skating that are put out by many
dealers under various nondescript brands. Spalding Roller Skates are substantial in construction
and are warranted to give satisfaction.
Style of Nos.
Ill, 333. 11 and 33
/^
Style of Nos.
222, 444. 22 and 44
^Nc.lll. Men's, adjustable from 10 toll >i inches. Nickel-
plated. Clamp toe, single strap heel. . . Pair, $5.00With fiber rollers instead of steel " 6.50
No. 333. Boys', adjustable from 7; 2 to 9>2 inches. Nickel-
plated. Clamp toe, single strap heel. . . . Pair, $5.00With fiber rollers instead of steel " 6.50
No. 1 1. Men's, similar to No. 111. but plain white nickel-
plated and not polished Pair, $4.50With fiber rollers instead of steel " 6.00
No. 33. Boys', similar to No. 333, but plain white nickel-
plated and not polished Pair, $4.50With fiber rollers instead of steel " 6.00
N. 222. Women's, adjustable from 10 to I I >.
plated. Clamp toe. Solid leather cup heel.
With fiber rollers instead of steel
No. 444. Misses', adjustable from 7ji to 9' j
plated. Clamp toe. Solid leather cup heel.
With fibre rollers instead of steel
No. 22. Women's, similar to No. 222, but
nickel-plated and not polished Pair,
With fiber rollers instead of steel
No. 44. Misses', similar to No. 444, but plain whiteplated and not polished Pair. $4.50With fiber rollers instead of steel. 6.00
RACQUETS ..N^Ml
A. G. Spalding & Bros.
Autograph Squash Tennis Rackets
Strung with best white gut, calfskin grip. Frame bound at shoulders.
Special expert style stringing.
No. 20A. Model as shown in cut Each. $6.75
No. 20B. Model as shown in cut " 6.75
vN;l ^? y/ Spalding Champion Squash Tennis Rackets
Strung with good quality gut, patent non-slipping handle. Frame NV/. bound at shoulders.
No. 19A. Model same as No. 20A Each, $5.00
No. 19B. Model same as No. 20B " 5.00
Used by the most successful and experienced players in this country.
Frames of the finest selected white ash. Made in the most careful man-
ner and of best materials, but owing to necessary lightness of material,
hard service and frequent abuse, these lackets are not guaranteed^^Mm-i-^' . m • w.-
Spalding Squash Tennis Balls H^^^^'.- '{jtiitlii Hi No.
20A — Adopted as Official by National Squash Tennis Association. ^^BSHKSfiBfSSSKalHB ^H «0B
No. O. Spalding Championship Overspun Squash Tennis
Balls (Fdleiilcil). White or Green covering. Are finest quality material and
workmanship throughout. It will pay you to try them if you are not already
familiar with their good points. The idea of the {ovcrspHit) cover, knitted on the ball and with no seams to rip, is origir
with us and is a valuable improvement. These balls are carefully made of best materials, but they are n
guaranteed Each, 65c. Dozen, $7.8v
SpaldingSquashRacquets
Spalding SquashRacquet BatsandBalls are made in
the most careful
manner and of
best materials,but they are not guaranteed.
No. 17. Bat. Frames latest
approved model ; strung withbest quality gut; grip woundwith white kid; best gradethroughout. . Each, $6.75
English Racquet Bat
No. 27. Correct in design andwell made. . Each, $6.75
^,.^-^X^ No. S. Balls.
(;'"*) -'-% Best quality' rubber ; black ;
UJinch.
^ Each, 27c
/
LI
•y
Spalding Rubber Hand BallNo. 101. Spalding "American Stand-
ard." Size I 's inch. Weight 2 '4 oz.
Air pressure 35 pounds. Very (.it.;.
Each. 35c.
No. 106. Black, Size 2V inch. Wei-Kt '
2 ounces. Fast speed. . Each. 40c.
NOTE -No. O Squash Tennis Balls listed
above are also very popular for Hand Ball.
Spalding Hand Ball GlovesToobtain the best results from the use of
Spalding Hand Ball Gloves and especially
the patented No. B style, partially close the
hand so the fingers are at right angles to the
palm; by this action the palm of the glove
is pressed against the palm of the hand,
pushing out any air that might be betweenthe glove and the hand; smoothing out
till it. li of ilie hand, which gives a striking surface withoutthe "cushion" effect, a detriment to
really fast and correct hand ball play.
No. B. Stiff flat fingers and palm of solid
leather. Patented construction and the
most practical style glove for the gameas played in this country. Pat. Jan. 6,
1914 Pair, $8.00
No. 2. Soft tan leather; stitched palm.Pair, $5.00
No. B
For Medicine Balls See Page 14.
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PAGE 48 JULY 5, 1920
WATER POLOd
Spalding Patent Combination Swimming SuitNo. 3R. Best quality worsted in solid color only, either Black, Navy Blue or Gray. Shirt has com-
binalion supporter. Arm-holes extra large and shirt fastens to trunks at side with invisible catches,making a tight fitting, neat combination. White canvas belt, with adjustable buckle. Pocket for
change, etc., inside of trunks. Furnished io regular length and e.\tra long .... Suit. $12.50
SPALDING ONE-PIECE MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING SUITNos. 2S to IRL. inclusive, listed below, are all made to button over shoulders
Men's. Good quality "spun silk." Navy Blue or Black ....'.. Suit, $10.00Women's. Otherwise same as No. 2S. Tight fitting " 10.50Women's. Indoor. One piece close fitting. Silk; Black, Gray, White . . " 12.50Fine quality Worsted. Plain Navy Blue or Black " 6.50Women's. Quality same as No. 4R. Colors: Black, Navy, Gray or Plain Whiie. Tight
Suit. $6.50Mercerized cotton, silky finish. Plain Black or Navy Blue " 3.75Women's. Otherwise same as No. 2R " 4,25Men's. Cotton. Plain Black or Navy Blue. Snug fitting " 1.75Women's. Same as No. IR. Supplied also in Gray " 1.75
SPALDING BOYS' ONE-PIECE BATHING SUITNo. 50. Sleeveless, cotton. Solid Navy Blue. Buttons at shoulders.
Suit, $2.00
FLANNEL BATHING KNEE PANTSNo. F. Gray or Navy flannel; fly front; belt loops; dry quickly.
Pair, $6.00 -^ .St,t,.il(> Dos.
SPALDING WORSTED BATHING TRUNKSNo. 2. Cut Worsted, in Navy and Black Pair, $2.75 * Xv '.^t-' A)?.
COTTON BATHING TRUNKSNo. 601. Navy Blue; Red or White StripesNo. 602. Solid Navv Blue
No. 2S.
No. 2SL.No. 4SL.No. 4R.No. 4RL.
fitting .
No. 2R.No. 2RL.No. IR.No IRL.
65c.60c.
No. LC. SpeSupplied on
3l leather
pecial ord
SPALDING WATER ."OLO BALLSwater polo ball. This style is used i ^ames under official rules.
on'-v Each, $12.00SPALDING'S OFFICIAL WATER POLO NETS
Made in accordance with official rules Pair $20 00WATER POLO GUIDE
No. 129. Directions for playing. Official rules Each. 10c.-^ SPALDING BATHING AND SWIMMING CAPSN No. SH. Extra heavy pure gum lubbei; large size; furnished in Black only.
'. No. DSC. Wlute Duck; tape bound, ventilated'""•
' TOO ^°-^'^
-Ki SPALDING BATHING SHOESNo. FL. Extra high cut, 8 inches high; best quality canvas shoes, with special leather soles
t harden. ( Patented Aug. 17, 1915} Paj, $2 50No. FM. White canvas, straight top, for men Thiee Inches lower than No. FL.' Trimmed, black only.
Pair $2 50BATHING EAR STOPPLE
Recommended for swim
^hich
No, 1.
No. 2.
Plain white. .
Variegated colors
'imming and water polo Pai,. SQc.
WATER WINGSEach, 50c
No. C. WhiteSPALDING CANV.AS BATHING BELT
etal buckle Each,65c
No. FL
SPALDING BATHING SUIT BAGSNo. 1. Foi one suit. Blue mack No 2. For two suits. Adjust-
Intosh, waterproof. Supplied able roll design. Blue mad:in medium and large sizes intosh. waterproof. Medium
Each, $1.75 and large sizes. Each, $2.2.S
The vr italu jpposite items marked zvilh * u-ill be Quoted only on orders for onc-h.ii^Quantity prices NOT aUnwed on items NOT marked u-ith •
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PAGE 49—JULY S, 1920
UEJECT TO OUR
DUMB BELLSt
Xl).
Spalding Spring Grip Dumb BellsManufactured by A. G. Spaldini! & Bros.
These dumb bells are made in two halves connected by steel springs—as spec-
ified in the Sandow patent, which expired August 8. 19 16— the effort necessary
in gripping, making it necessary to continually devote the whole mind to each
movement. This concentration of will power on each muscle involved is what is
responsible for the great results obtamed through properly exercismg with them.
Black Enameled Bells, Springs Nickel-plated and Polished
No. 6. Men's. Seven steel springs Pair, $3.00
No. 5. Men's. Five steel springs " 3.00
No. 4. Ladies'. Five steel springs " 2.50
No. 2. Boys'. Four steel springs " 2.00
Spalding Patent Spring Grip Dumb Bells ed by all the greatest athletes in the
Spalding Trade-Mark Wood Dumb Bells
Model AW. Stained Finish
Good material and superior in shape and finish to best wood dumb bells of other
makes. Each pair wrapped in paper bag. Weights specified are for each bell.
;^ lb Pair. 75c. I lb Pair, $1.05
lb " 90c. I'ilb 1.201.35
y. lb.
U lb.
1 lb.
Spalding Iron Dumb Bells
Made on approved models, nicely balanced and finished in black enamel.Sizes, I to 25 lbs. . . . I3c. \h. ir /.'r. /d. 50 lbs. . lb.. 13c. • /2c-. «.
Weights between 23 and 50 lbs. each 17c. lb. V^- Ac. /6.
Weights between 50 and 100 lbs. each 20c. \b. i( /\r. /6.
Bar Bells, weight 25 lbs. or more for complete Bar Bell, supplied regularly
with steel handles, length 3 feet between bells. . .17c. lb. -^ /''< . /^.
BarBells,weight231bs.ormore for complete Bar Bell with steel handles, either
shorter or longer than regular length, as noted above. 25c. lb. -^ J.if. lb.
Prices for Bar Bells, weighing other than above, quoted on application.
Quantity prices allowed on _\7 Ih.i. or more ofiroyi du mb bells or Ifin lbs. or ynorr ofbar bells.
Spalding Trade-Mark Indian Clubs -Stained FinishGood material, and far superior m shape and finish to the best clubs i,f oil,,-, makes. Each
pair wrapped in paper bag.
Model BS—Weights specified are for each club.Pair, .75 l^lb Pair, $1.20
.90 2 lb • 1.35•' 1.05 3 lb '• 1.80
Spalding Exhibition ClubsHandsomely finished in ebonite ; for exhibition and stage purposes. Clubs are hollow,with large body, and although extremely light, represent a club weighing 3 lbs. or more.
No. A. Ebonite finish. . . . Pair, $5.00 No. AA. With silvered bands. Pair, $7.00
Indian Club and Dumb Bell HangersMade of Iron and Nicely Japanned
No. 1 Pair, 25c.
Spalding Ash Bar Bells
©^ # No. A No. AA Model BS
No. 2. Selected material, highly polished. 5 feet long Each, $1.00 if .SJlKS^ Do::.
Calisthenic Wand School Wand
No. 4. 4 < feet long, 1 inch diameter. Black finish. No. 3. 3>^ feet long. Straight grained maple, black finish.
Each, 25c. ir -V. ir. Doz. Each. 20c. if$2.J6 Do::.
The prices printed initalics opposite items marked with -k will be quoted oyily on orders jor one dozen pairs or more on sizes up to one pound,and on one hnl f dozen pairs or more on si-:rx over one pound in weirrhl. Quantity prices will NOT be alloived on items NOT marked with »
On Watid.^ and liar Bells ijnantilij loiees w>ll be alluuied on one-half dozen or more.
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[:::::::::vdrU»::::.::::|:-lJi»r i^jimi BOXING GLOVES
Spalding " Championship"
Boxing Gloves
Used and endorsed by all Champions of the World since
the days of John L. Sullivan.
Made in 4 sizes, 10, 8, 6 and 5 ounce. Leather is
specially tanned for this particular type of glove.
Best hair filled, patent palm grip, palm lacing,
padded wrist. Spalding boxing gloves were used
almost exclusively to train our boys to take their part
in the world war. We supplied twenty thousand
sets for use in the training camps in this country
and behind the lines abroad. Every set w^e fur-
nished carried the full Spalding guarantee and gave
the same faithful service that Spalding gloves have
given continually during the past thirty-five years.
No. 118. 8-ounce. . Set of four gloves, $23.00No. 10. I 0-ounce.
No. 116. 6-ounce.
No. 115. S ,,unrr .
Spalding " Instructors'
"
Boxing GlovesBest grade brown boxing-glove leather, extra heavilypadded over knuckles. Special large padded thumband thumb pocket to prevent injury to instructor orpupil. Laced extra far dovi'n for ventilation, patentpalm grip, padded wrist.
No. 100. lO-ounce. . . Set of four gloves. $23.00
Spalding " Pupils'"
Boxing GlovesDouble wnst-pad model. .'Xddit
forearm and over the wrisi pre\boxing lesson. Best giade browrpalm grip and palm lacing.
No. 110 Set of four gloves. $27.00
1 padding on the> soreness duringive leather, patent
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PAGE SI-JULY 5. 1920
BOXING GLOVES iii'kr.M-iiviiE^
mM'i
No. 14. Front Vi.
Spalding "Corbett Pattern"Boxing Gloves
The proper model for friendly bouts
and use at home. Special tanned
glove leather, padded wrist, patent
palm grip, and palm lacing, ^"j^iolf.'^"'
No. 15. 8-ounce. . . . $17.00
No. 150. lO-ounce. . . . 18.00
No. 218
Spalding " Club Special"
Boxing GlovesChampionbhip model, full size, goodquality glove leather, best hair pad-
ded, padded wrist, patent palm grip
and palm lacing. set m r..(ji ^-Imv,
No. 218. 8-ounce. . . . $20.00No. 200. 10-ounce. . . 22.00
Spalding 8-ounce ExpertPattern Boxing Gloves
Durable leather, hair padded, patentpalm lacing, padded wrist. Sc(..^t.i.r
No. 20. 8-ounce . . . $15.00
Spalding PracticeGood size, durable leather, hair pad-ded, patent palm lacing. Sci ..- i,.,ir
No. 23 $i2.6o
All Spalding Boxing Glo
are padded with hair,
cotton or carpel flock Is u
SpaldingMen's Boxing Gloves
No. 24L. Brown leather with Uhaki palm,
padded leather \vrist, palm grip and
lacing Set of four gloves. $10.00
No. 20L. Leather of good quality with khaki
palm Set of four gloves. $9.00
No. 14, BackV
Spalding 5-ounceRegulation Boxing Gloves
Usedi-j\' some of the best organiza-
tions m this country for their club
contests. Special padded thumb,wrist and heel
; patent palm grip,
and palm lacing; best brown glove
leather, best hair padded.^^^i'f/;"-'
No. 14. 5-ounce. . . . $18.00
No. 25R. BOXINGCopy, 25 Cents
No. 25KSpalding
Youths' Boxing GlovesNo. 40. Turned end Corbett pattern, wine
colored leather, well paddeil, patent palm grip,
patent palm lacing. Set of four gloves, $10.00
No. 25K. Regular pattern, soft tanned leather
with khaki palm. . Set of four gloves, $7.50
ALL PKICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OURABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
P.\CE 52 -JULY 5. 1920
^ ^^ APPARATUS—i
SPALDING CHEST WEIGHT MACHINESNo. 2. Spalding Chest Weight. Good machine for homeuse. Rods are 's-inch coppered spring steel. Weightsare 5-lb. iron dumb belis. one to each carnage. Wall andfloor boards are hard wood, nicely finished and stained. Allcastings heavily japanned Each, $12.00
No. 12. Spalding Chest Weight. Designed for home exer-
cise. High grade in every particular. Cast iron parts are
nicely japanned. Iron wheels, turned true on centers, andhave hardened steel cone point bearings. Guide rods are
spring steel, copper-plated. Weight carriage has removablefelt bushings, noiseless and durable. Each handle equippedwith 10 pounds of weights Each, $24.00
No. 5. Spalding Chest Weight. Because of adjustmentfeature, which permits of all lower, as well as direct chest
movements, this machine really combines two machines in
one. and is desirable where space is a consideration. Variouschanges are made by raising or lowering the center arm -
requires but a few seconds. Japan finish. Each machineis equipped with 16 pounds of weights. . Each, $36.00
Extra weights for above machines, I ,'4 pounds. '* .25
Spalding Rowing AttachmentFor use with No
Built along substantial lines.
5 Chest Weight Machine listed above
Gives satisfaction. Floor space required, 4 ',' ft. x 12 in.
Complete, $12.50
Spalding Chest and Neck AttachmentNo. 3. Heavy cow-
hide. Is ready for
use by simply snap-
ping to one of the
handles or both.
Each, $4.00
SPALDINGCHAIN BELT ROWING MACHINE
Spalding Foot and Leg AttachmentNo. 2. Heavy cow.
hide. Is readilyattached to one han-
dle or both; can be
worn with or with-
out shoe. Ea.,$3.00^
SPALDINGFRICTION ROWING MACHINE
OperatedJust Like
No. 600. The ideal boattor home use and training
purposes. Brings the ex-ercise usually obtained onriver or lake into the homeor bedroom. Fitted withroller seat and adjustable shoes to fit eithi
tall or a short person. Thumb-nut arrangencontrolling belt allows more or less fiiction to ^^
"^
be thrown into the running parts, imitating the ^
resistance which exists when forcing a row boat through the water.
The resistance may be reduced for the weaker sex or increased to
suit the strongest athlete. Oars are pivoted in such a way that
operator can handle and turn them same as he would during the
return and feathering motion with a boat oar. Floor space re-
quired, 6x5 feet Each, $60.00
No. 119. The means used to produce the resistance
Is a simple friction clutch, which takes instant hold
at the commencement of the stroke and retains the
pressure till Its completion, when it instantly releases
it. precisely as in a boat. Quickly taken apart without
loosening any bolts or screws. Each machine is ad-
justable to any amount of friction or resistance. L>0
not use oil on (nction ivlindtr. If its action is
not peifectly sinootli a little clear soap rubbed on.
its surface will properly correct its action. Floor
space required, 4'j x 4'j feet. . Complete. $40.00
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. AL-_ ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OURABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE S3-JULY 5, 1920
Spalding Adjustable DoorwayHorizontal Bar
z^^ =^^^mrtSpalding Adjustable Doorway Horizontal BarNo. A. Bar of selected hickory, having steel tubular
ends into which iron sockets screw, holding rubbercushions. The socket on one end contains a left-
hand thread, on the other end a right-hand thread.By fitting the bar in the door and turning it withthe hands the ends are made to expand, and thefriction applied by the rubber against the sides ofthe doorway is sufficient to sustain the weight of a
heavy man. This bar may be used for chinningexercises, being adjustable to any height, also for
abdominal work. Size of doorway in which bar will
be used must be stated when ordering, as the ad-justment is not great enough to meet all require-ments in one size bar Each, $10.00This No. A Bar is supplied regularly to fit any door-
way under 33 inches in width.Bars to fit wider doorways Extra, 60c.
Should not be used in doorways wider than 42inches. If length more than 42 inches is required, it
would be advisable to use a regular horizontal bar.
Various styles listed below.
Spalding Home Parallel BarNo. lOlP. Adjustable in
height. Base is of hardwood, the uprights are
iron and free fromany dangerous projec-
tions or corners. Handrails 8 feet long, reg-
ular, but may be fur-
nished in any desiredlength at additionalcost. Floor space re-
quired, 8 ft. by 41 2
ft. Complete, $70.00Similar to the No. lOlP. but not adjustable.
space required, 8 ft. by 4'/2 ft.
Complete, $60.00
Spalding Floor Horizontal Bars
No. 102Floor
No. 72. Wrought iron pipe uprights, detachable iron headpieces, steel guy wires, wrought iron turn-buckles andfloor plates; steel core brr Complete, $50.00
No. 73. Same as our No. 72, but with soHd hickory barinstead of steel core bar Complete, $40.00
Floor space required for either Nos. 72 or 73, 9 feet by 6 feet.
Height, 7U feet.
tt^._5fe_la..d
Spalding Doorway Horizontal Bar
No. 101. The keys fastenedto each end of bar fit in
the side sockets, whichare secured to door jamband hold the bar firml)
in place. The parts are
all malleable iron, verylight, yet strong enoughto sustain the heaviest
man. The bar may bequickly removed whennot in use, leaving noprojecting part. Coin-plete, with parts.. $5.00
This No. 101 Bar is supplied regularly to fit anydoorway under 37 inches. Bars to fit wider door-ways, extra, 50c. Should not be used in doorwayswider than 42 inches. If length more than 42 inchesis required, it would be advisable to use a regularhorizontal bar. Various styles listed below.
Extra sockets for doorway Pair, 60c.With tW(
'ither chinr ing
of
abdorckets b
al exear may ed for
Spalding
Home Vaulting Horse
SpaldingBar Stall
No. IX.Body cov
Spalding Horizontal Bars
^"- " ' ^!^ZZ
Steel Core BarsHickory bars with core made of
special spi ing steel
No. 112. 51 ', feet $15.00No. 114. 61 ', feet 16.00
ir legs, te
ith painted canvas.
Complete, $80.00
No. 20H. Sft.hiL
36 in. wide.Each, $18.00
SpaldingBar Stall Bench
Solid Hickory BarsMade of selected second growth
hickory
No. 119. 51/2 feet $10.00No. 121. 6J/2 feet 12.00
Spalding Catalogue of Equipment for Gymnasiums sent on application, to interested parties
No. 205. Hard pine,strong and substan-tial. Top paddedwith hair felt. Can-vas covered.
Each, $8.00
PAGE 54-JULY 5. 1920
'Xlt?^2.^Zf^KK SWINGING RINGS
Spalding Home Gymnasiumomitining Swinging Rings. Trapczf. '.
omf where there are growing hoys
No. 1. .Apparatus is supported by two strong screw-hooksin ceiling, about eighteen inches apart. Can be used outof doors. Straps of extra strong webbing, adjustable toany desired height; rings heavily japanned. Apparatusput up in any room and removed in a moment, leavingonly two hooks in ceiling visible. Various combinationscan be quickly and easily made. We furnish, in addition,a board adjustable to stirrups, which forms an excellentswing Complete, ready to put up. $12.00
SpaldingAdjustable Trapeze and Swinging Rings
^^ No. 201. Tr
rvlliin:; n.r,,-:,rv f,,r suspenjmj;. Theii:, .111.1 wilh Ihe ;i.l|ii.l,il,I,. hurkle.any ceiliii-.: from Iij feet down.
„,,u. r,. w,ti,No. 301. Swinging Rings. Complete, with 6-inch Japanned
':i;';:'";:;::;::;"" Swinging Rings Pair. $7.50
Spalding Swinging Rings].,p.,nn.-,l iron, f. in, Ji.imel,.r, i„,i,!f ,„, isur.-innnt.
No. 11. AdjustableSwingingRings with ropes. Pair. $6.00WITHniT ROI'F.S A^D CLAMPS
No. 10. 6-inch Pair, $2.00No. 20. 8 inch •
2.50No. 30. 10-inch •
3.00Sizes mentioned are inside measurements. Rings,
leather covered, $6.50 pair, extra.
Pr
Spalding Single Trapeze
including 8 feet of rope or le:
No. WX. Size
No. 2. 3 foot bar. . . Each, $8.00 No. 2B. 3 feet long, bars only. Ea.,$4.50
Spalding Automatic Abdominal MasseurUseful for treatment of constipation, based upon the principle of muscular con-
traction, the force of which nature uses Complete. $30.00
Spalding Mattresses
No. oT.'^Si'ze^ ft!°io''i"n!"x"6 ft. rrEach. $22.50 2lrii=5J
No. 03. Size 4 ft. 10 in, x 9 ft. "- ''iSSm
Each, $45.00
Spalding Wrestling Mattressesilii.k clo..elv liifle.l, iwo inchrs ihick rn,„pl,i,. wi I h r, .nlnn n ,„i,r 1m liv o
12x 12 feet. . . Each. $200 00 No. WXX. Si.
.111.1
15x15 feet.
Wrestling Tights and other equipment on Pajje 23.
; with extra heavy covering for gymnasium use. Prices quoted on appHi
Spalding Tug-of-War Belt and Sleeve
rRiri:s Qllitr|.;[i n.v; MTLli-.-v no.N
„^ , I J I,
Correctly designed and substan-
"Jj (- i\, 1 1 I , ^H t'ally made. We supply army.^ '^ ^"'
navy, and all properly equipped
clubs. Supplied on special order
only. Not carried in stock.
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY ~iuBJECTABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW,
PAGE 55-JULY 5, 1920
Each. $312.00
No. 7.
No. 11.
No. 18.
No. 17.
Figure 8 Guard Fencing Foils
Iron mountings, corded handleBlued mountings and 34-inch bladeMountings of Brass, and 34-in. bladeSpecial "Club" Foil, nickel-plated and
shed. .and 34-mch bladBell Guard Fencing Foils
No. 15. Mountings nickel-plated; 34-in. bladeNo. 23. Mountings nickel-plated and highly
polished; fine 34-inch engraved blade . .
Fencing SwordsBroadswords, wood
Fencing Sticks
Slicks, completeWillow basket handlesHickory sticks only
Foil BladesNo. B. Fine Coulaux or Brunon Steel Blades.
J 34.inch Each. $1.10•1 No. C. Rubber Foil
$4.00
7.00
$5.00
$2.001.001.00
No. HP
No. 5
Spalding Fencing Masks$2.50 No. 11. Full protection, heavy construction, close mesh.4.00 Black Japanned, special wire, nicely padded. Pair. $25.004.50 No. 12. Face, forehead and ear protection. Heavv construc-
tion.closemesh. Black Japanned, nicely padded. Pr $20.006.00 No. 3. Light construction. For foils. Face, forehead and
ears covered. Black Japanned, nicely padded. Pr.. $12.50Spalding Fencing Plastrons spedSo'rier "niy
Good quality l'=ather; heavily padded and quilted. EachNo. 2. Chest and right side $5.00
No. 3. Chest and right and left side 5.50
No. 3L. Women's. Same as No. 3, but shaped at waist. 5.50
Spalding Foil Gloves RiKi!'i°'lrr l.".fts
No. 1. Short soft leather cuff, nicely padded. Each. $4.50No. 2. Gauntletof soft leather, nicely padded. " 5.00
No. 3. Patent leather, stiff elbow gauntlet, padded " 6.00
Spalding Broadsword GlovesNo. 5. Full padded, stiff elbow gauntlet . . Each, $8.00No. 7. Same as above, but shorter cuff . . " 7.00
. . Pair. .10 Spaldins Fencing Shoes listed on page 79
SPALDING WRIST MACHINESStrengthen and develop fingers, hands, wrists, armand forearm. Cures cramps and stiffness of joints.
No. 1. Elastic cord, wood handle. . . Pair, $ .90
Metal springs, wood handle. .
"1.00
SPALDING HEALTH PULLNo. HP. Formed of 3 cords of
heavy elastic, durable in quality.
Has two handles, one at eachjj
end, and strength may be varied*
by using with different numbersof cords. A very beneficial article of exercise Each, $2.50
SPALDING ELASTIC EXERCISES
No. 3. Spalding "Special" Elastic Exerciser, with chart of exercises. Complete in box. with
charts, door hinge attachment and package of hooks. Choice of heavy or mediuin cable.
Superior in quality and finish • • ^'"'^•. ^^'^^
No. 1. Spalding "Standard" Elastic Exerciser, with a chart of exercises. Complete in box,
with door hinge attachment and a package of hooks. Choice of either heavy or mediuin11 fc.ach, $4.00
No. 0. Spalding'"Lively" Elastic Exerciser, with chart of exercises. Complete in box, with door
hinge attachment and package of hooks. Choice of heavy or medium cable. Each. $3.00
EXTRA CABLES -Complete with Swivel Ends, for Spalding Elastic Exercisers.
Cables are packed each in md.vidual tubes, convenient tor handlmg or ma.lmg Th.s also keeps the rubber
from the hght and air. If not specified, medium tension wiU be s=n'£j,^h
Style C. Cable only, for No. 3 Elastic Exerciser. Heavy or medium tension. $3.00
Style B. Cable onlv, for No. ! Elastic Exerciser, Heavy or medium tension. 2.00
Style A. Cable only, for No. Exerciser. Either heavy or medium tension. 1.50
SPALDING ELASTIC HOME EXERCISER No Pulleys
It is readily attached to door frame, window casing or any convenient place in
room, is absolutely noiseless, takes very little space, and can be quickly removed
when not in use. Each •^^o'i.No. IH. Heavy Tension Elastic. $1.50 No. 2M. Medium Tension Elastic. $1.25
No. 3L. Light Tension Elastic 1-^^
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PAGE 56-JULY S. 1920
~:^^r^^\'~^- STRIKING BAGSi
No. 18. The "Fitzsimmons" special
bag. Made of finest selected olive
Napa tanned leather. Extra rein,
forced throughout. Welted seams.Guaranteed bladder. Completewith lace and top rope. Ea.. $13.00
Spalding
"Expert" Striking Bags
No. 20. Finest selected calfskin, withwelted seams. A very fast and durablebag for all-around use. Guaranteedbladder. Complete with lace and top
rope EacK, $20.00
No. G. Heavy Gvmnasium and TrainingBay. Made of special foot ball leather
and stitched by the same men who makeour best foot b.^lls and basket balls.
Guaranteed bladder. Complete with lace
and top rope Each. $15.00
No. 22. Dark brown calfskin of selected
quality. Avery well made and liv.lv
bag. Guaranteed bladder. Complete \%iili
lace and top rope. . . . Each, $1SIMI
HOW TO PUNCH THE BAGNo. 28R. Spalding Athletic Library
Copy 25 cents
Spalding Striking BagGloves
No. 3. Soft tanned leather. Wellpadded Supplied also in women'ssizes Pair. $3.00
No. 4. Good model. Well padded.Pair, $2.25
No. 5. Knuckle mitt. " 1.50
No. 10 '**''
No. 10. Specially tanned brownglove leather, double stitched, welt-
ed seams, reinforced throughout.
Guaranteed bladder. Completewith lace and top rope. Ea.,$ 11.00
No. 4,
§9ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDEHS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OTTB
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 57-JULY 5, 1920
STRIKING BAGSI
-^Tl^^mi[!£g^tt
No. IS
No. 15. Ol.ve tanned leather, weltedseams, full size, lined throughout; guar-
anteed bladder. Complete with lace
and top rope Each, $7.00
Spalding Striking Bag Bladde
No. 14. Good quality all-leather bag;
lined throughout; guaranteed bladder.
Complete with lace and top rope.
Each. $5.00
No. 4. Regulation
out, double stitched
cord and rope
No. 3 '2. Regulation size, good leathe
guaranteed bladder. Complete with lace
ell made through-
wilh lace, elastic
. Each, $10.00
lined throughout, welted seams;elastic cord and rope. Each, $8.00
Club, cylinder. lO'.
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL OKBEKS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OURABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 58—JULY 5. 1920
-:^^^j^^vn_
Spalding "Moline" PlatformNo. 1. Adjuslalilc in height, readily attached to
any wall, and the side brackets arranged to touchthree rows of studding. Neat in design and hand-somely finished. Each plat-
form supplied withthing necessary for attachingto wail, and crated readyfor shipment. Each, $35.00
PLATFORMS
eluded in ab.
Spalding Moline DiskNo. ID. Moline Adjustable Disk, including No. 5 StrikingBag Swivel. Combines the adjustable feature of ourpopular Molin Platform with the practical utility of thesolid disk, making the best all-around striking bag disk
on the market. Bseisn.t ,„. i, i.,;
,„ ,.r, ,, Each, $40.00
Spalding Striking Bag DisksNo. CR. Solid wood disk. Patent adjust-
able style. Patented June 30. 1903.
Complete, without bag. Each, $18.00
No.FR. Wall braced style. Solid wood disk.
Complete, without bag. Each. $12.00
No. 82F. Adjustable floor disk.
Complete, without bag. Each, $60.00
See list of Single End Bass on Page 57 of thiscatalogue, any of which are suila
SpaldingAdjustable Disk Platform
No. PR. Put up in a very small space and takendown quickly when not in use by simply detach-ing the pipe fi.\ture from the wall plate. Themetal disk against which the bag strikes con-stitutes one of the best features ever incorporatedin an arrangement of this character, rendering it
almost noi.seiess and very quick in action. .Ad-
justable as to height.
Complete, without bag. Each, $12.00
No. PRE. Special leather bag. complete with blad-der for No. PR Disl: Each, $7.50
Striking Bag SwivelsA special swivel, made according to suggest-
of experienced bag punchers, with features thatcome disadvantages of ordinary style. Ropebe changed instantly without interfering withother part of swivel Each, $2.25
Nickel.plated swivel, removable socket for
luickly suspending or removing bag without re-
idjusting 'Each, $1.75
Fastenspermanently to disk, nickel-plated. " .60
No. 5.
No. 12. Ball and Socket Acti,
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OITEABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOV/N ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE 1>0TED BZLOW,
PAGE 59— JULY S, 1920
RECREATION -^V-^-^-
^jyVJLDlNGX. SPALDING RECREATION ^ VKftLDlNr
/'HVVrVVV^"'*^ INDOOR AND ^ -^Vmopb'^
rkJr' • » ^ PLAYGROUND BALLS ^^-. . ,
it^'^V^riV,^, ;Copy. Ten Cents "^ r^- -^- **
V. vVv ,^^iNG^~-^^^ t^^ / No. 1. Official Indoor. Regularseam. Oil ,.' ^.^DiNc>
/Sif-.ZtS.' 'n>^'' ''C-
/
tanned leather cover. Circumference •/ /"'^CT^"'"!?^
r(SRM£!N|i -^ 17 mches. Each $4.00 •.y/.'.^*y/te. '-;;( raftSDlNGf)
'-<^^^^^.'' No. IX. Armory Ball. Regular seam. Oil ^^-^^^^^^^"^^^-•*^^ tanned leather cover. Circumference ^^^^^^fellEa
No. 1 14 inches. Each $3.00 i( .SSS./^/' Ih'c. No.14.OPBNo. 14-OPB. Overseas Ball. Outseam style. Special horsehide cover. Circumference 14 inches. Each,$3.50i( SV,.MDoz.No. 12-OPB. Trench League Ball. Outseam style. Special horsehide cover. Circumferencel2 in. " 3.00* '"''•CW
"
No. 14PB. Playground Ball. Regularseam. Special horsehide cover. Circumference 14 in. " 3.00-A- -SSJ'l^"
No. 12PB. Recreation Ball. Regularseam. Special horsehide cover. Circumference 12 in. " 2.75-* .lY/J^i/"
No. 6. 14 inches circumference. Hair filled, sheepskin cover " 2.00^ J/.6Cf "
No. 9PB. 9 inches cu-cumference. Kapok filled, drab horsehide cover " LSO-J- /o.2i^"
No. 33. 9 inches circumference. White horsehide cover. Kapok filled " 1.25 i /.i.Sff'•
No. 9. II 2 inches circumference. Hair filled. Leather cover " 1.00-^ M.Sff "
No. 19. II U inches circumference. Imitation leather cover. Hair filled " .75* SJff "
No. 9R 8'_- inches circumference. Imitation leather cover. Hair filled " .50* ."^./i^"
BASES HOME PLATENo. 1. I Ooz. Unfilled Canvas Srt of 3. $4.00 \-3. Rul -1-. , Home PL.tc Each, 55c.
Spalding Bats for Recreation, Indoor and Playground Ball
No.O. Regulation. Handle tape wound. . Each, $1.50 No. 2. Regulation. Handle not wound. . Each. $1.25
HAVE YOU A MODERN PLAYGROUND IN YOUR TOWN. NEAR YOUR SCHOOL? LET US TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT.
The prices printed in itnUes r,p,„v.ite itrmp marked n'ifh * leill he quutcd ovb, on orders foi one-half dn-en or mo-,, at one tunc.
ALL PEICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. AIL OPDEES Will BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUSABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN ZFrECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 60—JULY 5, 1920
li:^'^"^'^^^ ICE SKATES
SPALDING X^g^toTi^^^-^S^ HOCKEY SKATES
No, XH, Spalding ** Intercollegiate
Pair. $8.00
Expert Hockey Skate
We recommend that for men or boys No. XH Skates be
attached to Spalding Shoes No. 339 listed on page 72.
Blades are of Synthloy steel, hardened and tempered, very
special polished, plated and buffed. Plates e.xtra hne
polished, plated and buffed.
Sizes. 9, 9;!, 10, 10',, 11, IIK. 12 inches
No XH. Spalding "Intercollegiate" Expert Hockey Skates.
Pair. $8.00
We recommend that for women or girls No. XH Skates
be attached to Spalding Shoes No. 370 listed on page 73.
SPECIAL NOTICE—The skates listed on this page are built to be
No. 370, or some other style made similarly. They cannot bed on Spalding Men'sed to good advantawith full heels
No. 339. or Spalding Women's Shoes
ordinary street shoes, nor with heavy
SPALDING "ICELAND" COMBINATION SKATES
No. XF. Spalding "Iceland" Combination Skates. For
skating shoes with full heels. Equally suitable for either
hockey, rink or general skatmg. Blades of Synthite steel,
hardened and tempered : heavy nickel plating, finely
polished. Sizes 8',, Q, 9',, 10, 10>,, II, II ', inches.
Pair, $6.50
No. XF. Spalding "Iceland" Skate. Pair, $6.50
We recommend that for men or boys No. XF Skates be
attached to Spalding Shoes No. 319 listed on page 72.
We recommend that for women or girls No. XF Skates
be attached to Spalding Shoes No. 309 listed on page 73.
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS VTILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO CUBABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 61 JULY 5. 1920
ICE6=SKATES r^^rr^^^
SPALDING COMBINATION SKATES
StylSpalding Expert C<
Without sho
EQUALLYSUITABLE FOR
EITHERHOCKEY, RINK
ORGENERALSKATING
Spalding Arena Combination Model Skate No. XDBlades of Laminal steel, hardened and tempered, very
finely polished, nickel-plated and buffed. Plates andIcel-plated and buffed, tops finely polished.
I^air. $5.00
'Varsity Club CombinationModel Skate No. XB
Blades of Karbonite steel, nickel-
plated and polished. Withoutshoes Pair, $3.50
Combination Model Skate No. XAHardened steel runners, good fin-
ish. Without shoes. Pair, $2.00
Sizes supplied in
ther Nos. XD. XB-XA, listed be•.9, 9".., 10, 103^,
II. 11'; inches.
No. XD Skates and No. 319 Shoes
We recommend that (or Men or Boys Nos. XD, XB and XA skates battached to No. 319 shoes, listed on page 72.
We Girls Nos. XD. XB and XA skatea
309 shoes, listed on page 73.
SPALDING SPECIAL SKATE-SHOE OUTFITS, COMPLETE
No. O. Outfit consisting of St.
Nicholas combination model skatesttached to No. 333 heelless shoes.
Pair. $10.00
No. OO. Outfit consists of St.
Nicholas combination model skates
attached to No. 319 shoes withheels Pair, $11.00
No. OU Outfit. Complete, $11.00
ladies, consisting
skates attached to
th heels.
Pair, $12.50
SPALDING SKATING BOOKSNo. 8R. The Art of Skating
By Irvin" Biokaw. one of the most noted experts of the world :
a man who is thoroughly famihaiwUh the subject. Copy, 25c.
No. 88R. Spalding's Official Ice Hockey Guide
One of the best books on hockey Besides official rules it con-
tains special articles from all hockey cenlcis. . Copy. 25i;.
No. 20R. How to Play Ice Hockey
By S. Trafford Hicks. Illustrated with instructive photos anddiagrams of play Copy. 25c.
No. 72R, Figure Skating for WomenBy James A. Cruikshank. a former international skating cham-pionship judge. Illustrated throughout- . . . Copy. 25c.
ALL PRICES SUBJECT CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUB
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 62—JULY 5. 1920
t^fl^*^^"^^^ ICE SKATES
NOTE—All skates listed on this page except No. JSL are made in the Spalding Combination Model, featuring special shapedblade, equally suitable for eitLer hockey, rink or general skating. This is a Spalding model, original with U5, and we
think one of the best things ever put out in ice skates.
SPALDING ALL CLAMP COMBINATION SKATESEqually suitable for either Hockey, Rink or General Skating,
Exclusive Spalding Model, made in Spalding
Skate Factory.
Sizes supplied in Nos. BC and AC—8 ,.9. 9',. 10, lO'!, 11 and lll<.
No. BC Model. Blades of Karbonite steel, hardened and tem-
pered. Polished, nickel-plated and buffed. Plates bright
nickel finish Pair, $3.50
No. AC Model. Hardened steel runners. Good finish.
No. AC. AllClamp Combination SkatePair, $2.00
SPALDING STRAP HEEL COMBINATION SKATES: Spalding Models. Made in the Spalding Skate Factory. Equally suitable for either Hockey. Rink or <
Sizes supplied in Nos. BL and AL—8'/. 9. 9'<. 10, lOL- inches
No. BL. Strap Heel Com-bination Mode! Skates.Blades of Karbonitesteel, hardened andtempered; polished,
nickel-plated andbuffed. Plates brightnickel finish. Leatherstraps and good qualitybuckles. . Pair, $4.00
No. AL. Hardened Steel
Runners. Good finish.
Pair. $2.50
al Skating.
SPALDING CHILDREN'S ICE SKATESal stability.Made with extra wide single blade of special design to insure
Sizes supplied -7. 7'.. 8. 8'^ inches.
No. JSL. Strap heel (see cut). Nickel-plated and polished. . . . Pair, $3.00
All skates listed in this catalogue (except No. SRi made by A. G. Spalding & Bros,at the Spalding Skate Factory. Chicopee. Mass.
COMPARATIVE ICE SKATE AND SHOE SIZES
ALL PRICES SUBJtCT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL OKDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OURABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 63-JULY 5, 1920
ICE SKATESfe
"tx^}^:^
SPALDING ^^S^ir,'^^ RACING SKATES
No. TRA. Used by the Champion Speed SkatersShowing SpalJing Tubular Racins Skate. No. TRA attached . ,, , . „
to Spaldins No. 337 Shoe, listed on page 72.
Spalding Speed Racing Skates
Very light weight, all tubular steel construction. Every joint well reinforced, making them the strongest tubular
racing skates manufactured. Blades made of special steel, hardened and tempered, tapered from 1-16 inch at the toe
to 1-32 inch at the heel. Toe and heel plates made of best partly hardened steel, trimmed to sizes 10, iO',, 10' i. II,
11'; and II--, inches. Blades, 15 inches. Specify size of shoe worn when ordering.
These skates are built for use with light racing shoes, Spalding No. 337 preferably. Our guarantee will not cover if
heavy hockey or skating shoes are used.
ill supply the 14H'-inch Tubular Racing Skates with Toe and Heel Plates
arranged to fit Women's or Boys' Shoes
No. TRA. Spalding Tubular Steel Racing Skates, aluminum finish Pair, $7.50
Spalding Special Rink Racing Skates
Spalding Tubular Steel Special Rink Racing Skates-
Blades 14 inches. Construction and material, blades,
etc., similar to No. TRA. Sizes 9,9'.,, 9'-, inches with
trimmed toe and heel plates, (see cut), when ordering
specify size of shoe.
No. TT. Spalding Tubular Steel Special Rmk Racing
Skates, aluminum finish Pair $7.50
skates are built for us
On Special Orders
SPECIAL NOTE. Runner Steels ' all Spaldiie then ca
: Skates are
r^r^rw^:^ ICE SKATESd
SPALDING "SALCHOW MODEL" EXPERT FIGURE SKATESUlrich Salchow, worlrl's champion figure skater, uses a model skate that is
recognized universally as the best in every particular for figure skating.
The Salchow mark will be found upon every pair of Spalding Nos. SR andSRL figure skates.
No. SR Figure Skate. Men's Salchow ModelNo. SR. Two-stanchion skates, special welded construction
giving -he absolute rigidity required in a figure skate forexpert use. Best quality Swedish steel, specially temperedblades. Round toes, with special teeth. Sizes 9'., 10,
IO,'-i, II, II 1,. 12 inches Pair, $25.00
--J^ffifWB.,^
No. SRL Figure'Skale. Women's Salchow Model
No. SRL. Similar style to No. SR, but made :
lighter :
toes, spc
ind in women s
cial teeth. Sizes 8
-htlyizes. Two stanchions, round.'^.9h. 10. 10', In. Pr.. $25.00
SPALDING AMERICAN MADE FIGURE SKATESSpalding -.American Made "Figure Skates will comore each season from now on, with the denfigure skates on a steady increase, due to theof the first-class rinks in the big cities.
re andmodelmany
ULRICH SALCHOWWorld's Champion Figure Skate
Spaldins! "Salchow', attached to Spald. 300 Shoe for Menlisted on page 72
300 Shoe aiscSS Skates foi
Boys.
SRL Fig.urc 5 tiale SalchowMcdel attachedSp.ldin Nos 310{low Shoes for Wm.n Shoes listed .
to
Spalding "Boston Model I i,ure Skate No SS
No.SS" Boston Model "
Figure Skates
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
.An original American modelfor the expert figure skater.
A scientifically perfect figure
skate. Made throughout of
specially treated Synthloy
steel, finely polished, extra
heavy nickel-plated and
buffed. Sizes. 8'.. 9, 9',
9-4. 10. 10 "4, 10",, lOv'
il. 11',. 12 inches.
Pair, $15.00
Spalding Figure Skating Shoes Us ed on Pages 72, 73
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUBABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOOSS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IM EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
Page gs—july s, 1920
ICE SKATES
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PAGE 66-JULY 5. 1920
"l->-^T SUNDRIES
Spalding "Only One" Skate SharpenerNo. OO. Fitted with round stone to yive con-
cave edge on skate runners. . Each. $1.00
Holder for Sharpening Tubular SkatesWith the aid of this arrangement tubular racing
and hockey skates can be kept in perfect con-
dition with an oil stone. The holder will fit
skates of tubular construction of any length, andis extremely simple to manipulate. Pair, $1.25
NOTE—We can supply a very satisfactory
in sharpening tubular skates. Oil stone
Every A. G. Spalding & Bros, store is equipped to 1
itflilUSr '.,
Holder for Sharpening Tubul
quality oil stone, with propi
nd oil Complete
andle ice skate sharpening in the best
1, fo
,$2.00
possible
Spalding Patent Buckle Skate Straps
llOljJj^Biiiiiii
Spalding Skate Straps
No. 11 ii^;i^Bli!PIJS
Bliiiiil"
No. 20. Good leather. Russet or Black, 20- inch. Pair, 35c
m—_ No. TS /-,'
No 11 Good quality leather. Plain buckle. Russet or
Black, 20-inch. .Pair- 30c.
=^1 Spalding
Scabbards for Skate BladesNo. TS. Leather Scabbards to protect blades of tubular No. CS. Leather Scabbards to protect blades of curved
racing or hockev skates. Mention size and style of skate bottom rink skates. Mention size and style of skate
when ordermg Pair, $3.50 when ordering Pair. $3.00
No. FS. Leather Scabbards, adjustable, to protect blades of various styles and sizes regular hockey skates. Flexible, so
that scabbards may be folded and put in pocket Pair. $1.50
Spalding Toe Attachment for Rink RacingWhen tubular racing skates are to be used in rmks, it is generally
made a rule that an extra attachment shall be worn to cover the
unprotected point of the skate. This is made of soft steel, with
screw to attach to blade, and is long enough to permit adjustment
to various sizes of skates. ... .... ... Pair, 25c.
Spalding Ice Skate KeyNo. SK. Nickel-plated, all steel, well made. Will fit .
clamp ice skates listed in this catalogue. ....ny of the key
Each, 10c.
HOW TO ATTACH ICE SKATES TO SHOES PROPERLYif the skate has been set in the proper position on the shoe—so that the runner centers on the ball of the foot and the
heel— the skater should have no trouble on the ice.
The size and style of screw best adapted for attaching
skates to shoesis -*s x8. roundhead, whicharefurnished by uswith skates.
1. Pla2. Ma
conform ;
3. Boione hole
:e skate loosely on shoe in proper position.
k places for holes on sole of shoe centrally, to
iccurately to holes in foot and heel plate of skate,
s one hole first at extreme end of toe plate ; thenat extreme end of heel plate, diagonally opposite
either of these extrening skate close to sh
holes of
but not
, but before
kate is in the
is not bent.
hole at toe.
4. Put in one screwthe toe or heel plate, dtight, then put in other extreme endtightening either of these screws be sure th
proper position on shoe and that the rumThese two screws may then be tightened.
5. After the skate is held firmly by these two screws the
other screws may be put in, alternating the toe and heel
screws and screwing down tightly, one at a time.
If these instructions are carefully followed the skate run-ner will be straight, which is of the utmost importance, and
skates to shoes,
follow samemethod as ex-
plained above,except substi-
tuting rivets for
g Skate Riveted to Shoe
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUKABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 67—JULY 5, 1920
ICE HOCKEYI,
^1:^^^:^-*iAW*»
SPALDING "TOM HOWARD" MODELHOCKEY STICKS
The "Tom Howard" Model ice hockey sticks
have a "flat lying" blade, properly trimmed
to give correct balance, and are adopted foi
general all around style of play. Fairly light
•ight and with the proper degree of
stiffness, the elm being specially selected
by Mr. Howard.Mr. Howard, who was for many years
a hockey player of international reputa-
tion, and now generally considered the
most successful ice hockey coach In
either the United States or Canada,
has during the past twenty yea
furnished his special model stick;
of the most famousplayers the game has pro-
duced. Hereafter all "ToHoward" ice hockey sticks
will be supplied by A. G,
Spalding & Bros.
Supplied for either right or left
handed players. Mention which
model required and whether right
or left handed when ordering.
"Tom Howard" Model ALong handle and long blade.
The blade is wider than on
Model B. For players who like
a big stick . . . Each. $2.00
"Tom Howard" Model BI lines as Model .A
horter in handle and bladed smaller model throughout.
Each;^$2,00
SPALDINGPLAYERS'
AUTOGRAPHHOCKEY STICKS
Specially selected rock elm. Ex-act duplicates in shape, weight
balance and every other partic-
ular of the actual sticks wesupply to the famous players
hose autographs they bear andho use them exclusively in
games.
V^^T^ '^^K-^ Autograph (Defence) Stick
No. AH. Medium weight defence stick, blade of stick
sits flat on ice, is very light and stiff in the handle.
Cleghorn is considered by many of the experts as the
most valuable and effective player in the game to-day.
Each, $1.50
Model
Autograph (Forward) Stick
No. AH. A medium weight forward stick, very fat on
the bottom and with a very stiff handle. Strongly en-
dorsed by the captain of the famous Kenora team of
Rat Portage, Ontario, former champions of the World.Each. $1.50
wSJoISjwModel
Autograph (Defence) Stick
No. AH. Long handled defence stick.
This player is very tall and plays the I
to himself
Model
aright model.ck very close
Each, $1.50
o^l ^A.4^la^ Autograph (Forward) Stick
AH. A very popular forward model stick, same as
ve suddIv lo Pitre, the famous Canadian player.
Each. $1.50
d) Stick
No. AH. This is a light
weight forward stick, samed by a great many of
the most famous players in
Canada. , . Each, $1.50
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUB
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS, PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE B8—JULY 5, 1920
_^_,J>'^^^-/^-^ ICE HOCKEYi
SPALDING OFFICIAL HOCKEY PUCKSee the Spalding Trade-Mark on Puck itself
before putting into play
y
No. 13. The Spalding "Official" Trade-Mark Puck hasbeen adopted as official puck ot The Canadian AmateuiHockey League, composed of these world famed teams :
Montreal. Shamrock. Quebec. Victoria and Westmont.Each. 60c.
SPALDING CHAMPIONSHIPHOCKEY STICKS
Made of the finest selected Cf
dian rock elm. These sticks
not fray at the bottom
they come in contact with the
and will retain their shape unde
No. 0. Champship Stick, reg
Forward ModEach. $1.00
No. 0. Champion-ship Stick, LongBlade, ForwardModel. Ea..$1.00
No. 0. Champion-ship Stick. D.'
fence Model.Each, $1.00
Ext
ICE HOCKEY ^!:J'y^- »**>**
No.7G
3f-^ ==--^ SNOW SHOES
SPALDING SNOWSHOESWe have the best and most practical hne of snow-
shoes made, durable and neat in appearance. Just
the thing for healthful outdoor amusement and tramp,
ing in winter.
SPALDING EXPERT SNOWSHOESVery highly finished. Shoes are filled with cowhide and ail the wood part varnished.
No. 40. Men's. Size 14x42 inches. Flat, broad toe, extra strong P..ir. $14.00No. 45. Women's. Size 12x42 inches. Similar to No. 40, but lighter and smalle
SPALDING REGULATION SNOWSHOESNo. Ml. Men's. Size 12x50 inches. . Pair, $12.00 No. M2. Men's. Size I 3x44 i
No. M3. Youths' and Misses'. Size 11x40. . . $10.00
The above prices do not include Sandals.
SPALDING SNOWSHOE SANDALS-SEPARATENo.GS. Experts' sandal. Strongest oil-filled leather obtainable
No. G. Simple and effective. Good quality leather.
THE SPALDING "DARTMOUTH" TOBOGGANS
13.00
ches. . Pair. $12.00
side. Laced at top and wellmade. . . Each, $1.50
PAGE 71—JULY S, 1920
SHOES -Ff'^T
No. 300
?ar this sKoethNo.SRSal-ow Model and
expert fig-
uie ekates.
SPALDING SKATING SHOES FOR MEN
Spalding Figure Skating Shoes for MenMade Especially for Figure Skatma , „,„„','; '=','
[ii;
No. 300. Expert model. Black Kangaroo.,Vu!i $21.00
See Pages 65 and 66 for Figure Skates
"Expert" Racing and Hockey ShoesNo. 337 For racing and for particularly fast hockey players.
Fine quality kangaroo leather, very soft and pliable,
extremely light weight; reinforced inside over ankle,
laces low. Blucher style. Special counter L.]%.ir«i"V*"' fis
supports foot without tiring wearer. Very Toi»i| $10.55light soles
We recommend these shoes for use with Spalding TubularRacing Skates, see page 64, also with any style racing skates
marie to be riveted to shoes.
Spalding "Special" Skating Shoes
No. 336. Best quality calf.
Blucher cut. Special lined
Recommended particularly for usegrade skates requiring full heel shoes
Laces low Luxury T-lx"?!!
Full heels! £a, $11.10Retail '
ith any Spalding highpages 6 1 , 62 and 63.
Spalding "Championship" Hockey ShoesNo. 339. This is a heavier weight shoe than No. 337.
Fine quality leather. Reinforced inside over ankle.
Padded tongue. Special counter supports ankle, instep
and arch of foot. Hard box toe special protection. Laceslow. Blucher cut. Large brass eyelets. Pair, $10.00
The most popular and universally satisfactory hockey shoesever made. Recommended particularly for use withSpalding Hockey Skates, regular and tubular styles, seePages 61 and 64. Suitable also for use with any Canadian
Pattern Hockey Skates.
Spalding Mon's Skating ShoesNo. 319. Made of good qualitv leather, machine sewed.Padded tongue. Full heels. Laces low. Bluchercut: lined. Well constructeii shoes. Pair, $6,00
Recommended for use with any regular ClampFastening Ice Skates, or skates requiring full heel
shoes. See Pages 61. 62 and 53.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Spalding " Dri Foot," if usedon soles and uppers, will add greatly to wear ofskating and hockey shoes Can. 10c.
See Page 63 for Schedule of Corresponding Skale and Shoe SizesALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALI ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO ODRABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE TN EFEECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.PAGE 72—JULY 5, 1920
Spalding Hockey ShoesNo. 333. Made after the design of our No. 337 shoes.
but differing in quality of material and construction.Light weight and substantially made. Pair, $5.00
No. 333 Shoes can be used with any Canadian PatternHockey or Racing Skates to be riveted on.
Spalding Lambs' Wool TongueNo. B. Detachable. A wonderful comfort and
convenience. (Pat'd Jan. 15, l<5|8.) Pair, 75c.
-M~<^^^- SHOESSPALDING WOMEN'S FIGURE SKATING SHOES
For Women—Made Especially for Fi; Skating
up-to-date feature required in really perfect shoe for figure skating
Spalding figure skating shoes.
lake-up of
Expert Model—Black Kangaroo
No. 310. For Women. Similar in dr i -n
to No. 300 (expert men's shoe), bul u 1
on women's lasts. |,„^ i
Total Retail $21 00
No. 310W. White Calf.
No. 310. Special order:
in stock
General lines of
only, not earned
Tot.il Reiail $26 50
SPALDINGWOMEN'S SKATING
SHOESNo. 360T. Tan Leather, special quality
Full heels, approved skat- [,„, r' i*^
'
75
ing I'lst Total Retliir$18 25
No. 340. Spalding Comfort Skating Shoe.Hish cut, full heels, special selected black
leather Luw^>K^|!Total Retail, $12.20
No. 309. Same last as No. 340, but sheep-skin black uppers. . . . Pair, $6.50
Nos. 360T. 340 and 309 Shoes are recom-mended for use with Spalding Hockey andCombination model Skates, listed on page^61 and 62. also with Spalding Rink Skate.s,
listed on page 66, and with any regular
Clamp Fastening Women'.*= Ice Skates. (Seepage 63.)
^lily leathei
Laces lowPa
No. 370. Speclined. Bluche
$9.00
No. 370 Shoes are recommended for use
with Spalding Women's Hockey Skateslisted on page 61. Suitable also for usewith any style Women's Hockey or RacingSkates made to be riveted to shoes. No. 370
n's Skating Sho
Spalding Lamb's Wool Tongue(Pat'd Januao- I5(h. 1918)
No. B. Detachable. A Wonderful comfort
and convenience Pair, 75c.
See page 63 for Schedule of Corresponding Skate and Shoe Sizes,
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO CUBABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 73—JULY 5, 1920
SKIS jiii-*>^?^5^^«
SPALDING SKISAll Spalding Skis are made in accordance with the latest ideas of the most expert ski men. ofthe best hickory and ash obtainable. The skis are sawed, not bent, with the gra-n runningto the back so as to offer no resistance, hlarness and adjusting straps, etc.. are of most approveddesigns, a variety of styles being supplied as noted in descriptions.
HOW TO SELECT A SKI"Among the experts of the North, the length of the ski 13 generally determined by stretching the hand over thehead and selecting a pair that reach to the wrist, 'Long' ski would be to where the fingers bend at the second joint
;
'short' ski to six inches over the head. For general use. the short ski is best; short, stiff-legged people should selecta short ski. Long skis are best only on level stretches and flat country."—From Spatding's Athletic Library No.2SR—"Winter Sports." 2S cents a copy.
Spalding Hickory Experts' Skis
Complete with No. S Expert Leather Harness
No. H84. Length. 84 inches. . Pair. $20.00 No. H90. Length, 90 inches. . Pair. $20.00
Spalding Selected Ash SkisEdge Grain. Complete with No. H Leather Harness
No. 78. Length. 78 inches. Pair. $16.50 No. 84. Length. 84 mches.No. 90. Length. 90 inches long. . . . Pair. $16.50
Ash ; Natural Finish ; with Special Approved Style Binding No. HNo. Z54. Length. 54 inches long. Pair. $8.25 No. Z66. Length. 66 inches long.
No. Z60. Length. 60 inches long. " 8.50 No. Z72. Length. 72 mches long.
No. Z78. Length. 78 inches long. " 10.50 No. Z84. Length. 84 inches long.
Pair. $16..50
, $9.009.50
11.00
No. Y54.No. Y60.No. Y78.
No. X48.No. X60.No. X72.
Ash; Natural Finish; Special Harness, with Toe Irons No. 4
Length. 54 inches long. Pair. $5.00 No. Y66. Length, 66 inches long. PaLength. 60 inches long. " 5.25 No. Y72. Length. 72 inches long.
Length, 78 inches long. " 6.75 No, Y84. Length. 64 inches long.
Ash ; Natural Finish ; Toe Straps
Length. 48 inches long. Pair, $2.75 No. X54. Length, 54 inches long. PaLength, 60 inches long. " 3.25 No. X66. Length. 66 inches long. .
Length, 72 inches long. " 4.00 No. X78. Length. 78 inches long.
No. X84. Length. 84 inches long. . . Pair, $5.50Special Note.—We are unable to guarantee Skis against either warping or breaking.
.$5.756.257.50
r. $3.003.50
' 4.50
Spalding Ski Harness, Separate
No. S. "Expert" harness.
Same as with Nos. H84and H90 skis. Pr. $6.50
No. H. Special approved
-Jstyle binding, same as
- with Nos. 78. 84, 90.
Z54. Z60. Z66. Z72,Z78 and Z84 skis.
Pair, $5.50
No. 4. Special harnesswith toe iron, same as
with Nos. Y54, Y60,Y66, Y72. Y78 and \»Askis. . . Pair. $2.00
No. A. Special adjustabletoe clamps, with rigid
spring connection.
Pair, $6.50
Spalding Ski Boots
Style adopted for use by ski experts. Leather, stuffed
with oil and grease, makes this boot as near waterproofas it is possible to make any leather. Sole is strong butwith proper degree of flexibility : heel concave to keep
ski harness strap in place.
No. 30. Oiltanned leather,
correct model,very durable.
Pair, $12.50
Spalding Ski Poles, SeparateEach. $3.50 No. HS. Hickory Each. $1.25
Spalding Ski Greasebottoms of Skis to keep soft snow from sticking Can, 35c,
No. BA. Bambo
No. O. To rub o.
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE -WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUBABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 74-JULY 5, 1920
'Wu'^M'^''''^^^t
CAPS, HATS==5a
SPALDING OUTING HATS AND CAPSSpalding Outing Hats
/ /\
No. 203G. White duck, gteen lined brim, round crown. No. 204. Plain wl,,i
Each. $1.50
\u . 1,1 l< M_n. stitched brim.
Eacli. $1.50 * $1X00 Doz.
No. OF. Made of special Scotchwoolens in a variety of designs andplain colors. . . . Each, $4.00
Spalding Golf Helmets
Helmets for golf and general outing wear. Wntilated sweatband,
cork back and front.
No. MH. Brown Madagascar straw, pongee silk loose band. . Each, $5.00
No. CH. White canvas" 3.00
Spalding Golf Caps
No. 3G. Made of imported hand madehomespuns, special distinctive patternsand mixtures ILach, $5.00
: as to colors when ordering.
No. OR. Made of English worsteds
in various checks, plaids, and plain
colors Each, $4.00
No. 2G. Popular model in checks,
plaids and patterns. . Each. $3.00
Spalding University and Class Hats and Caps
No. 202. Round Crown, in Gr.n , White.Maroon. Black or Navy Blue Hannel.Plain brim or brim bound with different
color. . . Each, $3.00 * ..Soj.^/(^ /'()".
No. 202V. Lower crown and narrowerbrim than our No. 202 style. Very popularas a regular 'Varsity hat. Same colors asNo. 202. . Each. $3.00 * S.x'l.OO Do-:.
No. FC. Class cap. special design,
furnished in Gray. White. Ma-roon, Black or Navy Blue, or
on special orders in class colors.
Each, $1.50 * ]fj.JO Doz.
Tlie prices printed t
for one-halfdozen o
', italir^ opposifc iten
No. 30UB. .....I Do^ ..i^.c .^ei.ool hat.
Gray. White. Maroon, Navy BluePlain or with narrow band of differe
color flannel. Supplied also on sp,
cial quantity orders in school colors.
Each, $2.50 * S.y.OO />t'c
IS mark.-d with • will be quoted onlu on orde
iees NOTullowed on items NOT marked with •ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUR
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 75—JULY S. 1920
SUPPORTERS
The "Mike Murphy" Athletic SupporterNo. M. Invented by the late Michael C. Murphy, the famous
athletic trainer. Elastic waistband and mesh front, withelastic sides. Six sizes, waist measures as follows : 26-28in., 30-32 in., 34-36 in.. 38-40 in., 42.44 in., 46-48 in.
Each, $1.50Spalding Elastic Supporters
No. P. Waistband six inches wide, of good quality elasticwebbing. Sack is of soft knitted worsted, ventilated.
Each, $2.50No. WS. Mercerized covered elastic, strong and durable.
Particularly for wrestlers Each, $4.00
Spalding Swimming Supporters
No. A. Durable white material. Buttons at side. Each, 85c.No. APX. Elastic, with mesh front " 50c.
N0.B6
The 'Bike'Supporter;
No. 1
Elastic Supportersas listed lielrw, are made in three sizes
:
ed.uni. 30 to 38 ins.; large. 40 to 48 ins.
No. 7. Improved "Bike." All elastic, no buckles.
Each, $1.50 * SIh20 Dos.
No. 5. Orii>inal "Bike." All elastic, no buckles.
Each, $1.00 * SIO.SO Doz.
No. O. Like No. 5, but mesh non-elastic front.
Each, 85c. * S'^'.OO Doz.
No. B6. Same material as other genuine Bike supporters,
but with waistband eight inches wide. Each, $2.50
Morton Style SupporterNo. 1. Best Canton Flannel. Each, $1.00 * ylO.SO Doz.
Spalding Aluminum Abdomen Protector
No. 3. Aluminum edges, well padded with rubbecross bands a: .1 belt Ea
SPALDING ELASTIC BANDAGESBest quality rubber elastic, either cotton or silk covered, and either
knitted to shape as specified below.
Spalding Knee Cap Bandagee circumference below knee, at knee,
and above knee, and state
if light or strong pressure
is desired.
No. 104. Cotton thread,
knitted Each, $3.00
No. 204. Cotton thread, woven." 1.00
No. 104A. Silk thread, knitted. " 4.00
Spalding Ankle Bandage
Spalding Elbow BandageGive circumference above and belowelbow, and state if for light or strong
pressure.
No. 102. Cotton thread, knitted
Each. $3.00I
No. 202. Cotton thread, woven.Each. $1.00
No. 102A. Silk thread, knitted.
Each, $4.00Spalding Shoulder Bandage
Give circumference around arm and chest. ^
for which snoulder requueJ.
No. 101 A. Silk thread, knitted. ENo. 101. Cotton thread, knitted.
'
No. 201. Cotton thread, woven.
Spalding Wrist Bandage
alles
Spalding Elastic Bandage
Composed of threads of rubber completely covered.
.$12.00 The pressure can be applied wherever necessary.
10 00 ^° '*'*"'" 'n''"' end under last fold.
600 No. 30. Width 3 inches, 5 yards long.
Stretched) Each, $1.00
No 25 Width 2;< ins.,
5 vds. long
No. 105. Cotton thread.
knitted. Each, $4.00No. 205. Cotton thread.
woven. Each. $10'^
No. 105A.Silkthread.knitted.
Each, $5.00
wrist, andor strong pr.
No. 106. Cotton thread, knitted.
No. 206. Cotton thread, woven.No. 106A. Silk thread, knitted.
The prices printed in ilaltca uppusit,prrti. l\or aUou.,,Un lUm MHiiul I llilf
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECTABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFPECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW,
PAGE 76-JULY S. 1920
Canvas Foot Ball Bandage(stretched) q^^j quality canvas, 60 ins. long, 3
Each, 90c. ins. wide. To wrap around foot
and ankle. . . . Each, 50c.
e-liulf rfoc, time. Que ntitv
OTTB
b.i/M-Ui-^U. 'SPAoi^r BELTS
SPALDING SPECIAL LEATHER BELTS
No. 725 No. 755
No. 400. Black leathe.-, I U -inch, specially shaped for athletic use, particularly base l.all. I i
No. 801. Fine 1 'j-inch leather. Tan or B/nck. Heavy harness buckle
No. 800. 7'ii« or i'/ur/!- leather, 1 '4. inch wide. Fine harness buckle
No. 725. 1 '4 -inch, heavy leather, heavy nickeled harness buckle. '/'an, Oiaii-;:' or Bi'tui:.
No. 755. I '4 -inch, nickel harness buckle. /.';,ir<v/ or /^/i?< / leather
Spalding Leather Wrist Supporters
irness buckle.
E1.50 ir S/O.JO I\
1.50 if lt,.2l>
1.40 * J5.]
J
1.25 -k J-^-"'L'
.85 * 9.1s
No. 400.
No. 200.
No. 100.
No. 300.
Genuine pigskin, lined, in improved English slitted style.
Solid belt leather. Tan or lUaik , double-strap-and-buckle
Solid belt leather. Tan or Black, single-strap-and-buckle.
Solid belt leather. Tan or Black, laced fastening. . . .
Spalding Stitched Felt Letter and Design Pennants
Plain Felt Pennants, with One Line Any Style Letters Stitched On
No. Bl Size 9.x27 inches. . Each, $ .80 *• y'.i '/' A'r. No. B3. Size 15x36 inches
No. B2. Size 12x32 inches. ." 1.25*.'.^'.-'' " No. B4. Size 18x42 inches
No. M. Pennant. 16x42 inches. With Monogram and one line of lettering any style.
No. E. Pennant. 13x36 inches. With Emblem and one line of lettering any style.
No. S. Pennant. 18x42 inches. With seal and one line of lettering any style. . . .
r Felt Lettering, Embroidery and Emblems.
Each, $1.80 if .
2.25 *2.25 •
• 2.25 •• 3.50 *
;24fo
The pric cd in italics opposite items marked icitlt * icill be qiujtcd imlii mi orders far one-half duzett or mare at ,me ti
QaaiUitij prices NOT alloatd uii items AUT marked liith *ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT
ABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
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SHOES ..-ri V^^fr^fc^
r a Spalding
Canvas Top Rubber Soled ShoesNo. TH. High cut. Men's sizes, b'i to
12. inclusive. Plain white rubber soles.
Pair, $3.50 • SS^.lJH D=.
No. THL. High cut. Ladies' sizes. 2)4 to
8. inclusive. Plain white rubber soles.
Pair. $3.25 * X^f,./'/' Pc.
Spalding High Grade Canvas ShoesBest white rubber soles, best white canvas uppers
No. IH. High cut. Men's. $3.00* X^^"./-!"
No. 1. Low cut. Men's. 2.75-*^ Sl'.i'r
No. IHB. High cut. Boys'. 2.75* 'VAr'/'
No. IB. Low cut. Boys'. 2.50* .?7
No. IHX.Hlgh cut. Youths'. 2.50* i'7.
No. IX. Low cut. Youths'. 2.25* .V.i'^i^
Special Women's Sizes—Narrow Lasts
No. IHL. High cut.^Pr..$2.75 *.,s:*'.^WJ
No. IHLX.Highcut. Pr.,$2.50* ^V.r/'/'"
No. IL. Low cut. Pr..$2.50* J7.i'l'/>
No. ILX. Low cut. Pr.,$2.25* -V.^/'/V
Spalding Special Grade Canvas ShoesWhite rubber soles, good white canvas uppi
No. WM. High cut, Men's. $2'!ob*.sV/ u'
No.WK. Low cut. Mens. 1.75* /'_'/'
No. 'WMB. High cut. Boys'. 1.75* /'
No. WKB. Low cut. Boys'. 1.60*// \
Basket Ball Sho listed on Pa
V
Spalding Tramping Shoes
No. BT High cut, but weight much less than ordnary high cut shoes. Good quality kan- Pa'f S'"^
garoo, sewed welt. Special order only. . t^ui «i e en %
No. BTG. Same as No. Bl . but fitted with [;':,„> uv " ' UNo. G golf calks T 1,1^ $16.05
No.WCB Special easy walkingstyle. Selected [u'^^urv dx**" us
tan leather uppers. Electric soles; full heels, i^J^i,, $10.55
Spalding Army Boots and Shoes
No. AAH. Cavalry and artillery boot. Long leg,
Blucher cut; tan oil grained leather, extra[j'J^„, ,,;^*-f^J
heavy soles and heels Total «24 "^O
Ladies* Riding Boots
Tan calf boot. A COmbina- Luxury Ux 2 i?H
of shoe and puttee If^,^ $34.20
No. 512R. Black Rus- Klu,--
sian calf high boot. . Rolilli $34.20
The price!^ printed initalics opposite itemsmarked vith'^wiU be quoted only ov ordersfor one-half dozen or more at one time.Quantity prices NOT allowed on
NOT marked with •AAH Boots
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE 'V^aTHOUT NOTICE. AL''. ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO CUBABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE TH0S3; IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW.
PAGE 78^JULY 5. 1920
SpaldingWomen'sHigh Boots
No. WHB. Spe-cial style, 12
inches high
;
soft Ian leather,
full bellowstongue ; slipsoles with flex-
ible oak tannedouter soles
I I S17 00
,', '„ $17770
No. WHB
-r:^ ^H^^?•H^^ SHOES
No. FN.No. FL.Shoes
No. FM.No. E.
No. L.
special
extensi
No. LW.
Spalding Gymnasium ShoesNo. 15. High cut. kangaroo uppers;
genuine elkskin soles ; will not slip on
floor; extra light; the correct shoes
to wear for boxing. . . L'^ur'y»«'"'
i"
Total Retail, $11.10
No. 155. High cut, black leather, elk-
skin soles, soft and flexible. Pair. $7.00No. 166. Low cut, black leather,
electric soles. Men's sizes. Pair, $6.50No. 66L. Women's low cut, extra light
selected black leather uppers, with
electric soles Pair, $6.50No. 21. High cut, black leather; elec
trie soles; sewed and turned; ex-
tremely light and flexible. Pair. $5.00No. 20. Low cut, otherwise as No. 21;
sewed and turned. . Pair, $4.50No. 20L. Same as No. 20, but in
women's sizes. . . . Pair, $4.50
Spalding KnockaboutLeather Gymnasium Shoes
Flexible Soles
No. GWH. High cut, special pearl
colored leather; flexible soles; well
made Pair. $4.25No! GW. Low cut, otherwise as'CWH.
Pair, $3.50
SpaldingSpecial Bowling Shoes
No. 148. For bowling and genera
gymnasium use; light drab chrometanned leather uppers, electric soles;
laces extremely low down. Pr.. $7.50
Spalding Gymnasium and Acrobatic ShoesCorrugated rubber sole, special leather uppers. For acrobatic and wrestling weaExtra high cut canvas acrobatic shoes. (Pat Aug. 17, 1915). Special leather so
Pair, $10.00
inforced where upper and s
Three inches lower than No. FL.
Low cut canvas, canvas soles.
)le are attached Pair, $2.50White canvas shoes, black trimmed
; special leather soles. . . " 2.50•'
.50
Spalding Fencing ShoesDrab glove leather, red trimmings. Not carried in stock; supplied onorder only. Specify on order if to be made with or without toe
on sole, and on which shoe Pair. $9.00Women's. Otherwise same as No. L " 9.00
Spalding Clog ShoesNo. 1-0. Goatskin uppers; wood soles. Special order $8.00
HOW TO MEASURE FOR ATHLETIC SHOESRunning Shoes. Jumpmg Shoes. Hurdling Shoes, and Pole Vaulting Shoesings: lake measuremenls over bare (eet. All other athletic shoes are wornments over stockings. Take measurements as directed below and sendBe Careful 1
In sitting position draw outlines of feet, both the right and left, measurinirequired, according to style of shoe, then, with tape measure, drawing s
instep, heel and ankle, as shown in cut.
IMPORTANT—Hold
e usually worn without stockMth stockings; take measure1th your order. Don't Rushl
over stockings or bare feet asne tight, measure ball, waist,
ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE, ALL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED ONLY SUBJECT TO OUBABILITY TO SUPPLY THE GOODS. PRICES SHOWN ARE THOSE IN EFFECT ON DATE NOTED BELOW,
PAGE 79—JULY 5. 1920
SHOES p^'^,. -JLJfT—M
Spalding "Olympic Championship" Running and Jumping ShoesAll of these (Nos. 2-0, 14C. 14H, 14V and 14W.listed below I are fine turned shoes. Finest Kan-
saroo leather uppers and fine leather soles.
Spalding Short Distance Running Shoes ^^^ ~^
No. 2-0. Extremely light and glove fitting.
Hand made steel spikes (irmly riveted
on. Worn t>y all champions for short
distances, especially 440 and 880 yards
and one mile races. . . Pair, $14.00
-^ , ^I'l Spalding Long Distance Running Shoes\^ No. 14C. For long distance races on ath-
letic tracks. Rubber heels, fle.xiblc
shanks. Steel spikes insoles. No spikes
*^,^^ in heels Pair, $9.50
See also Nos. MH and MO listed below.
Spalding Jumping ShoesSNo. 14H. Specially stiffened soles. Hand
jr; made steel spikes placed as suggested bychampion jumpers. Also correct for shot SiBS^n^^^ ^putting, weight and hammer throwing.
|Jj ^^*^''^^fc^^ ^V»Pair, $ 1 3.50^ ^^^ - t-^j
j^ No. 14J. Good quality leather; machine.Ai^ made. Satisfactory quality; durable.
Steel spikes Pair, $9.00
Spalding Pole Vaulting Shoes111 "^i<.- .-.ii<©No. 14V. High cut, special last. Same as
/e supply to the record holders. Handmade steel spikes in soles; one spike in
, heels. To order only. . Pair, $16.00"'***^ '^ On special orders we will supply Pole Vaulting
shoes with one high and one low cut shoe at noextra charge. gg.
"Olympic Championship" Walking Shoes ^ltNo.l4W. For competition and match races.
._. ..._™ Same as used by all champion walkers. '^°
11- ^^5bi.__, '-^^ Pair, $11.00
Spalding Outdoor Running ShoesNo. 1 IT. Calfskin, machine made; solid leather tap sole holds spikes hrmly
V « Pa^'"^ No. 11. Strong leather, machine made
Spalding Indoor Running ShoesNo. 111. Calfskin, special corrugated rubber soles with spikes. . . PaNo. 11 2S. Good leather uppers and leather soles, short spikes. . .
No. 112. Good leather, rubber tap soles No spikes
No. 114. Leather uppers; rubber tap soles. No spikes
Spalding Indoor Jumping ShoesNo MH "NiSli|lto«„*^ iMJJB'lii "in Good quality leatheruppers; rubbertapsolesand rubberheels. P— -- -*^No. 21 OS. Like No. 210, but with spikes
Spalding 7V%PIRRTf40l4 '"""^ Distance Spalding Chamois Pushers
Uj%«e«l><6v"' R"""-8 ShoesNo. 5 Fine Chamois skin
^ should be used with runNo. MH. High cut, but light in weight. Well finished
^ij,g_ walkinginside so as not to hurt the feet in a long race. Special ing'and otherleather soles, will not wear smooth. Light leather heels. athletic shoesSpecial quality black leather uppers; welted. Pair, $10.50 Pair, 75c.
No. MO. Low cut. Otherwise same as No. MH.Pair, $9.50 ---
Rubber Heels to be Put Inside Jumping Shoes
No.E. Inside rubber heels for jumping, hurdling and pole vaulting shoes, , . Pair. 25c,
Cork Athletic Grips
No. 1. Selected cork, shaped Pair. 20c
Spalding "Dri-fcol" keeps uppers of all running shoes soft and pliable No,and adds greatly to their wear. Can, 10c.
No. E See Page 23 for Running Pants and Shirts. Sec Page 76 for Supporters and Bandages.
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PAGE 80—JULY S, 1920
$8.505.50
I — SHOESSPALDING GENERAL WEAR SHOES
Sole of No. BBH
are iin;it>le t'> offer. Send shoes to nearest A. G. Spalding& Brns. store
No. BBH. High cut. black, finest
quality kangaroo uppers, fine soles
and spring heels, with of! cially ap-proved blunt spikes in soles andheels. Sewed welt. Ideal shoes for
tennis on turf courts. Pair. $13.50No. ABP. High cut drab leather,
plain rubber sole; for tennis onhard courts. . . . Lo nry Taxi^'^llO
Total Retail. $11.10No. AC. High cut; canvas top, re-
inforced eyelets. Special quality
plain rubber soles. Highest quality
throughout. . . . Pair, $6.00No. BC. High cut. best white can-
vas. Laced very low. Perforatedred rubber soles. . Pair, $6.00
No. CD. Low cut, best white can-
vas, flat fiber soles. Trimmed blackleather tips and crosspieces.
Pair. $5.50See also rubber soled Canvas Shoes
listed on paae 78
Spalding Street ShoesIdeal Shoes for Street and Business WearNo. LS, Low cut; finest tan calf
uppers and vamps; light, extra
Total Retail, $17 15No, HS. High cut, with heavy extra
full soles ; otherwise same as No,LS Lux„rv''r;<
'"r!
Total Retail, $18.25No. SB. High Blucher cut; other-
wise as No. HS. . iu,r)ivTa'i'*''
?!1
Total Retail, $18.25No. VB. High cut. imported kid,
black ';;•;* '-5'^
Total Retell. $18.25No. AWB. High Bin, her cut; fin-
est tan calf uppers and vamps ;
Spalding "'Comfort" last ; heavyextra full soles. . i.i,Nu,v'ri'' ''
^!!
Totail Retail. $18725
Spalding Squash ShoesNo. BG. Low cut. imported English
white buck uppers and best flat
rubber soles , hand sewed ; plaintoes. Supplied on special ordersVi^ith toe cap. . . [.nMjrv rlx ^^'' to
Total Retell. $15^0No. AG, Low cut, drab calf uppers ;
reinforced with tan leather ; suction
rubber soles. . . LNNurynx ^"i'!'
Total Retail,"$lXlONo. AGL, Ladies' sizes, plain rubber
soles. Otherwise same as No, AG.Special orders only. Luv.jry'rax^'^ 'I'u
Total R^all, $11,10
No. BC
PAGE 81—JULY 5 1920
SHOES
SPALDING GOLF SHOESNo. 4. High cut, tan calf leather, re
inforced across instep, blunt spikes.
Plain toes, no cap. Easiest fitting and
most comfortable golf shoes made.
Pair, $19.00
No. 5. Low cut, tan calf leather, rein-
forced across instep ; sewed welt
;
blunt spikes; plain toes, no cap.
Pair, $18.00
No. XI. Fine tan calf, with fancy toe;
blunt spikes. . . . Pair, $19.00
No. XIH. Same as No. XI, but high
cut Pair, $21.00
No. 8. High cut, tan calf; English swing
last, box toes, Blucher cut. Extra
heavy fine soles, sewed welt. Heavyenough to attach hob nails. , ....^rrilx^'?^
Total Retail, $18.25
No. 6. Low cut, tan calf; English swing
last, box toes, Blucher cut. Extra
heavy fine soles, sewed welt. Heavyenough to attach hob nails. nixu'ryVal"' Us
Total Retail, $17.15
No. 2. High cut, special tan leather;
blunt spikes. . . . Pair, $17.50
No. 3. Low cut, otherwise same as
No. 2 Pair, $16.50
No. 10. High cut. good leather; blunt
spikes Pair, $11.00
Rubber Sole Golf ShoesNo. GB. Low cut. with plain rubber
Light drab calf.
. Pair, $10.00
soles; sewed
Laced verv lo
Special Women's Golf ShoesNo. WGT. Low cut, tan calf. Fancywing tips ; plain spliced rubber soles
with leather reinforced toe ; rubber
heels, leather backed. . i.uxuryx'ax',*" m
Total Retail, $16.60
f weeks ofAn application everySpalding Dri-Foot "
beneficial lo leather
couple
.ill be found veoles of Golf Sho
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autliuiity for fui-ty y,-ars. I'rice 25c.
No. 202. How to Play Base Ball. I'liot- 10c.
Wo. 80R. How to Bat. No better way of becoming|iiMiiei,iu than b\ i t-adiiig tliis book. Price 25c.
Wo. 224. How to Play Outfield. For young playersv.'iM wi-li 1.1 ..vi'il m tlint i.o«ition. Price 10c.
Mild o\.il..,,k ihis book. Price 10c.
No. 226. How to Play Second Base. Price 10c.
No. 227. How to Play Third Base. The most difflcultpusitinn of the iiili.ld: IS w.dl written. Price 10c.
No. 228. How to Play Shortstop. The views of w.-U-knnwii play.-rs ar.- giv.-ii f..r 1 1. L.'inners. I'ri.-M 10c.
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