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A Doggetts Oral History:
Gary Anness
A Doggetts Oral History:
Gary Anness
Tue 3rd Jul 2018
Listen to our oral histories of the winners and competitors of The World's Oldest Boat Race
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Winner: 1982
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The World's Oldest Boat Race: Interview with Gary Anness
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