More than 100 documents cited and abstracted in "Research in Education" in 1967, 1968, and 1969 are listed in this bibliography. Citations were selected from documents indexed under 3 ERIC descriptors: Physical Education, Physical Education Facilities, and Physical Fitness. Prices and ordering information are given for each entry. (JH)

Presented is a general discussion of women's track and field. Standards in sports for girls and women are detailed as is a statement of beliefs by the Division for Girls and Women's Sports. Various committees, rule guides, and commissions are also briefly mentioned. The booklet then presents a series of related articles and discussions. (JB)

At the Ogontz campus of Pennsylvania State University in Abington, a massive gymnasium fits the site and blends well with small-scale campus buildings nearby. (Author)

Ultimate Frisbee is a highly competitive noncontact sport similar to football or soccer, played by two teams of seven or more members. Various aspects of the game are described, including: (1) equipment; (2) playing field; and (3) the rules and scoring system. (JN)

The conversion of existing exterior walls to provide facilities for outdoor rock climbing activities is described with particular emphasis on design to provide practice in basic movement skills such as correct use of holds, balance, controlled change of position, traversing, and moving up and down. (JMF)

The authors describe an inexpensive, portable instrument for measuring gross body directional movement time under conditions simulating closed and open skill environments. (MB)

Renovating a high school swimming pool to meet safety standards. (Author)

Describes trends in indoor sports lighting, including new technology that is coupling familiar looks with new energy and cost efficiencies. Offers examples of their use at various schools. (EV)

School environmental conditions can impact learning in physical educational classes. It is important for schools to control environmental health hazards, not only to promote a conducive school learning environment, but to also reduce associated health risks. To help physical education leaders determine the quality of physical education facilities…

The visibility and central location of the Robert Crown Center at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, bring the students in contact with the physical recreation and sports program. (Author/MLF)

A multi-level interior and an exposed roof structure reduce the scale and impact of the building. (Author/MLF)

A longitudinal study of university football players who played on Tartan Turf and/or natural grass was conducted to determine the types and severity of injuries occuring on the different field surfaces. Overall injury rates on Tartan Turf were found to be significantly lower than those sustained on natural grass. (JD)

This investigation was undertaken to determine the present status of health, physical education, recreation, and athletic offerings at small liberal arts colleges throughout the United States. The data are reported in a series of charts within the paper and were obtained by means of a 10-page questionnaire covering 12 specific areas filled out by…