Constitution and by-laws . In all athletic contests the implements and app£u:atus must confonn to the official rules mj ?! M Ias laid down by the governing bodies of the ^^ * * ^various sports, the object being to enable all contestants to co |pete under uniform conditions and with the same kind of an impkment, for a record in any sport will not be allowed unless tl *official implement is used. That is why Spalding impleme- Jare always selected, because they never vary in weight ^measurement, but because they never vary in weightinvariably conform to the mies. . 4. The above illustration shows
Constitution and by-laws . In all athletic contests the implements and app£u:atus must confonn to the official rules mj ?! M Ias laid down by the governing bodies of the ^^ * * ^various sports, the object being to enable all contestants to co |pete under uniform conditions and with the same kind of an impkment, for a record in any sport will not be allowed unless tl *official implement is used. That is why Spalding impleme- Jare always selected, because they never vary in weight ^measurement, but because they never vary in weightinvariably conform to the mies. . 4. The above illustration shows the Stadium at the St. Louifjifield was pronounced by experts to be the most perfectly equipi todesigned and equipped by A. G. Spalding & Bros. In the bad acBros, with a gymnasiimi exhibit that was pronounced a model oi y A W I HE officials of the Louisiana Purchase £JL I ^ ?*• Exposition, recognizing the importance ^^^ of the OLYMPIC GAMES and the value of Lblishing authentic Olympic records, selected Spalding Athletic ]ij>Iements for exclusive official use in connection -with the j/mpic Games (held in the Stadium of the Exposition, from pr to November) because of their acknowledged superiority, -ability and official standing. For over a quarter of a century L G. Spalding & Bros.* implements have been officially used.
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