Constructed of sturdy wood original 1931 Knute Rockne Football Game and World Series Baseball Game. The game is played using a series of dials and spinners ingeniously designed so that the game can be flipped over and the reverse is the Graham McNamee World Series Baseball Game. The game sits on a wooden stand secured by wing nuts. The game comes complete with a host of team pennants (either college football or Major League baseball along with generic pennants with various cities named) which are meant to be mounted on the game board during game play to signify the "teams" that are playing. The game is stored in its original box a heavy corrugated cardboard box with the game names printed on the outside. The box is well-worn but still intact cut open on one side (the flap is still attached at one side but not secure). Some writing staining and gouges to the cardboard are evident throughout but the game inside remains in outstanding condition. Includes game board and a large envelope filled with pennants.