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Tuxedo Press is an independent press that specializes in non-fiction works. Our first publications relate to sports history. Future releases will extend our reach into other arenas. |
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Pop Warner’s Single-Wing Trilogy |
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Buy the complete Pop Warner Single-Wing trilogy at one time for $35.00 and save $7.00! |
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Keep A-goin’: the life of Lone Star Dietz
Lone Star Dietz was the most colorful coach football has known and continues to be controversial over 40 years after his death. So interesting was the man that even his critics are fascinated by him. Dietz was a Forrest-Gump-like character in that he rubbed shoulders with many famous people and brought him to several historic events. Tom Benjey’s award-winning biography tells the story of a Renaissance man who was a capable artist, singer, movie actor, athlete, educator, championship dog breeder and Hall-of-Fame-worth coach. 356 pages, hardback and softcover. <more> |
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Hardback $32.95 |
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Softcover $19.95 |
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A Course in Football for Players and Coaches: Offense
Reprints of the 1908 Offense pamphlet, 1909 supplement and 1910 revision from Warner’s ground-breaking correspondence course on the rudiments of football. Also includes Tom Benjey’s interpretation of the birth and early evolution of the single-wing offense. 80 pages, softcover, $10.00 |
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A Course in Football for Players and Coaches
Reprint of Warner’s 1912 hardbound version of his correspondence course on the rudiments of football. Includes an early incarnation of the single-wing offense. Concepts explained with the aid of photos of Carlisle Indian School stars such as Frank Mt. Pleasant and Jim Thorpe. Cover art by Lone Star Dietz. 152 pages, softcover, $15.00. |
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Football for Coaches and Players
Reprint of Warner’s 1927 classic on the rudiments of football. Includes fully evolved unbalanced-line single-wing and double-wing formations. Illustrated by Lone Star Dietz. 220 pages, softcover, $17.00. |
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The Birth of Modern Football
If you thought football has always been played the way it is today, guess again. The game was very different before President Theodore Roosevelt threatened to ban it over 100 years ago. Pop Warner and the Carlisle Indians responded to the 1906 rule changes with a revolutionary approach that created the modern game. Videography by Tom McCue. DVD, 10 minutes, $9.95. |
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Doctors, Lawyers, Indian Chiefs
Jim Thorpe & Pop Warner’s Carlisle Indian School football immortals tackle socialites, bootleggers, students, moguls, prejudice, the government, the government, ghouls, tooth decay and rum. Follow more than 50 stars through their lives on and off the reservation. September 2008 release. <more> |
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Buy both biographies in soft cover at one time for $32.90 and save $5.00! Have the author personally inscribe them for you. |
