The new book on "The American College Game of Football," by W. H. Lewis, centre on the Harvard Eleven for two years, is published in the belief that "something might be written upon the game that would possibly be a little more help to the fitting schools and first year men in college than books already upon the market." The literature of the game at present seems rather historical and general than fundamental and scientific. Indeed one branch of the game, "Fundametals or Rudiments," has never been written up at all.

The aim of the new work is to give a clear, analytical and scientific exposition of the game, as will be seen from the table of contents.

CONTENTS.- Introductory chapter, Foot Ball-A Science.

Part I.- The Individual: Chapter 1, Fundamentals: 1, Passing; 2, Catching; 3, Dropping (on the Ball); 4, Kicking: 5, Blocking; 6, Making Holes; 7, Breaking Through; 8, Tackling; 9, Avoiding Injuries. Chapter 2, Position Play: 1, The End; 2, Tackle; 3, Guard; 4, Center; 5, Quarter Back; 6, Half Back; 7, Full Back; 8, Captain.

Part II.- The Team: Chapter 1, The Offense: 1, The Start Off (opening play); 2, The Scrimmage (playing from a down); (a) The Direct Attack; (b) Indirect; (c) Kicking; (d) Signals; (e) Generalship. Chapter 2, Defence: 1, Defence to the Start Off; 2, Defence to the Scrimmage (Down); (a) Theory of; (b) Particular Styles of; (c) Defence to Special Plays; (d) Defence to Different Parts of the Field; (e) Defensive Generalship.

Supplementary Chapter, Training: 1, Physical; 2, Mental; 3, Moral.