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2005 Conference Publication The 'Freshy Duke': Statues, social memory and Duke Kahanamoku at FreshwaterOsmond, F. G. (2005). The 'Freshy Duke': Statues, social memory and Duke Kahanamoku at Freshwater. Sporting Traditions XV, Melbourne, Australia, 11-14 July, 2005. Melbourne: ASSH. |
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2005 Journal Article Swimming: How Australian Exactly is the Crawl?Osmond, Gary (2005). Swimming: How Australian Exactly is the Crawl?. Sport Health, 23 (2 (Winter)), 9-10. |
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2005 Conference Publication Putting up your Dukes: Statues, Social Memory, and Duke KahanamokuOsmond, G. (2005). Putting up your Dukes: Statues, Social Memory, and Duke Kahanamoku. The Annual Conference of the North American Society for Sport History, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 27-30 May, 2005. United States: North American Society for Sports History. |
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2004 Journal Article 'The bloke with a stroke' - Alick Wickham, the 'crawl' and social memoryOsmond, Gary and Phillips, Murray G. (2004). 'The bloke with a stroke' - Alick Wickham, the 'crawl' and social memory. Journal of Pacific History, 39 (3), 309-324. doi: 10.1080/0022334042000290379 |
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2004 Conference Publication Look at that kid crawling!: Race, myth, and the crawl strokeOsmond, G. (2004). Look at that kid crawling!: Race, myth, and the crawl stroke. North American Society for Sport History Conference, Pacific Grove, California, 28-31 May, 2004. United States: North American Society for Sports History. |
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2003 Journal Article Shimmering waters: Swimming, autobiography and social memoryOsmond, Gary (2003). Shimmering waters: Swimming, autobiography and social memory. Sporting Traditions, 20 (1), 63-71. |
