When Human Heads Were Footballs: Surprising Stories of How Sports Began (edit title)

Shelfari edited the description of When Human Heads Were Footballs: Surprising Stories of How Sports Began Thursday, September 3 2009.

• Centuries ago, the English chopped off the head of an invading Viking and decided to kick the thing around just for fun. A new sport had begun! Early basketball games, as played by the Aztecs, allowed hair pulling, kicking, and punching. Wulffson tells these and other tales in this intriguing book of wacky stories and little known facts.

Shelfari edited the contributors of When Human Heads Were Footballs: Surprising Stories of How Sports Began Friday, July 24 2009.

• Added a contributor: Don L. Wulffson: (Primary Author)