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Title: Pyramid building ..
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Cromie, William J. (William James), 1877-
Subjects: Gymnastics
Publisher: New York, American sports Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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WILLIAM J. CROMIEInstructor in Gymnastics, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. /6?0Dy B SPALDINGS ATHLETIC LIBRARY a Group XV. No, 327 « PYRAMIDBUILDING WITHOUTAPPARATUS 1) h ^ PART I By WILLIAM J. CROMIE Instructor in Gymnastics, University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia ^ CIXDO B AMERICAN SPORTS PUBLISHING COMPANY 21 Warren Street New York Copyright. 1909, by American Sports Publishing Company. ^ = a FOREWORD Five years ago, when the editor of this booklet was physicaldirector of the Germantown Young Mens Christian Association,he organized a pyramid-building club among the members of thephysical department. Upon looking for suggestions concerning this line of work itwas discovered that there were no American books devoted topyramid i)uilding. Most of those that were to be had were pub-lished in either Germany or England, and were wood cut illus-trations, many of which were impracticable. The editor then con-ceived the idea to photograph groups after practice, and thushave the i

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