The double-sided wooden board game features Knute Rockne’s Official Football Game and the Official Graham McNamee Radio Scoreboard for Football on one side, and the Official World Series Baseball Game and the Graham McNamee Radio Scoreboard for Baseball on the other side.

The football game board features images and facsimile autographs of Knute Rockne and Graham McNamee. The baseball game board features two images of Graham McNamee with a radio microphone and features the text, “Good afternoon, Ladies and Gentlemen of the Radio Audience—This is Graham McNamee speaking.”

Football and baseball games are both played by spinning a cardboard wheel that determines the outcome of various events. Both sides of the board feature metal and cardboard dials for keeping track of the score and various statistics. The football game uses a metal rod and sliding ball to track the position of the ball on a replica football field. The baseball game uses rotating images of baseball players to indicate runners on base on a replica baseball diamond.

In addition to functioning as a board game, this item doubled as a ”radio scoreboard” for people listening to either football or baseball games on the radio. Listeners could use the scoreboards, dials, and game board playing fields to chart statistics and scores and to track the events of baseball or football games in real time while listening to the action on the radio.

The game includes a 4.5 inch long round wooden stylus for rotating the dials on the game board.

The top of the game board includes notches to display pennants for the opposing teams. The game includes 36 colorful pennants representing college football teams. The game also includes 32 blue pennants with black print representing baseball teams from the Major League American League and National League and from the Minor League American Association and Pacific Coast League.

The game originally came with four blank blue pennants. Three are still blank, and a former owner has written "Oregon" in red ink on one pennant.

The original cardboard box has suffered significant water damage and also features an original shipping label from the original vendor, as well as more modern stickers applied by a former owner. The box reads: “Official Knute Rockne Football Game and World Series Baseball Game in combination with Official Graham McNamee Radio Scoreboard for Football and Baseball Manufactured by Radio Sports, Inc., 6 East 44th Street New York City.

The box further reads, “Licensed to manufacture under name of Knute Rockne by exclusive agreement with Christy Walsh” and “Licensed to manufacture under the name of Graham McNammee by exclusive agreement with the National Broadcasting Company.”

One side of the box reads, “National Container Corp., Long Island City, N.Y., 1931.”