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Kinesiology Websites
- America's National Game: The Albert G. Spalding Collection of Early Baseball Photographs
- The personal collection of materials related to baseball and other sports gathered by the early baseball player and sporting-goods tycoon A. G. Spalding. The entire collection consists of more than 3,000 books and pamphlets; over 100 periodicals; numerous scrapbooks, scorebooks, and diaries; and other manuscript items that document the development of the sport from the mid-19th century to about 1914. The Spalding Collection's visual materials consist mostly of photographs, primarily 19th-century studio portraits of players and teams of the day, plus Spalding himself and his associates, as well as several outdoor and action shots. The collection also includes rare images of "Town Ball" and "Old Cat," two types of stick and ball games that were Americanized variants of the English game of "Rounders," and are considered to be earlier versions of the game that eventually evolved into baseball. The visual materials also include original drawings and photostatic reproductions of cartoons by Homer D. Davenport, and a group of drawings entitled "Spalding's America's national game."
- Dr. Pribut's Running Injuries Page
- Maintained by a podiatrist and practicing runner, this webpage covers a variety of sports medicine topics, with an emphasis on running injuries.
- Muscle Physiology Home Page
- From the University of California - San Diego; a comprehensive source of information on the neuromuscular system.
- Physiology Educational Research Consortium (PERC)
- A collaborative research and development effort among 14 physiologists and physiology educators whose goal is to improve life science education in general and physiology education in particular.
- Spalding Base Ball Guides, 1889-1939
- 35 guides selected from more than the 1,000 the Library of Congress owns; many of these publications included editorials, statistics, photographs, annual analysis of al US Major League and minor league teams, rules of the game, and so on.