论文信息 - A woman's game: the development of netball and a female sporting culture in New Zealand, 1906–70

A woman's game: the development of netball and a female sporting culture in New Zealand, 1906–70

(1994). A woman's game: the development of netball and a female sporting culture in New Zealand, 1906–70. The International Journal of the History of Sport: Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 387-407.

J. Nauright | J. Broomhall

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