1930 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 26 July 4/4: [heading] ‘Up There, Cazaly!’ / Former Victorian Star Will Play With Tasmania.at up there Cazaly!, excl.
1932 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 2 Jan. 3/7: [ref. to US] In New York, he used to delight in drawing the unfortunates out into the woods for the well-known snipe hunt.at snipe hunt, n.
1935 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 27 July 6/5: There are a whole lot of things that the ‘mug punter’ doesn’t know—that he doesn’t even suspect. Take ‘doping’ first.at mug punter (n.) under mug, n.1
1938 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 14 Dec. 6/7: I venture to say that the most effective hold that could be employed would be the ‘dip your eye in mud’ slam.at dip one’s eye... (v.) under eye, n.
1940 (ref. to 1926) Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 10 July 11: I won the Veterans' ‘Austral’ Wheel Race [...] in 1926 [...] on what some termed a ‘bitzer,’ the bicycle was composed of famous parts used by world-famed riders.at bitza, n.
1940 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 23 Nov. 6/3: It is our first—and only—glimpse of his fear that the long jump at last awaits him.at long jump (n.) under long, adj.
1940 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 9 Oct. 2/6: All the week end I have been walking round like a stunned mullet wondering why I didn’t [...] have a headlong tilt at Ajax in the Melbourne Stakes.at like a stunned mullet (adj.) under mullet, n.1
1944 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 20 May 4/3: ‘You’re like all mugs; couldn’t beat a carpet yourself and cry “stinking fish” on others’.at couldn’t beat a carpet under beat, v.
1945 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 28 Nov. 16/1: By the start of the seventh round Narva’s face looked like a pak-a-poo ticket, with blotches everywhere.at like a pakapoo ticket under like a..., phr.
1945 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 4 Aug. 6/3: Every time I go crook about the umpire you sav ‘Ah no. Be fair.’ Before long "you are starting to get on my quince.at get on someone’s quince (v.) under quince, n.
1952 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 9 Aug. 12/5: The ‘cheeky possums’ from 3DB will include Globe cast-off George Andrew and his "twin," "Puddin'" Casey, Morrie Callard, Norm Spencer, Danny Webb, John May and Athol Coates.at cheeky possum (n.) under cheeky, adj.
1953 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 18 Nov. 9/1: The gelding has turned in several swallow-catching gallops.at swallow-catcher, n.
1953 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 19 Aug. 12/3: I think that I will be I first cab off the rank and take my first Epsom and Metropolitan double.at first cab off the rank (n.) under first, adj.
1953 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 2 May 8/6: Alex auctioned everything from a pair of ducks to a bottle of whisky [and] the locals bid like the Watsons.at Watsons, the, n.
1954 Sporting Globe (Melbourne) 10 Feb. 12/5: Imported horses have a big ‘wrap’ on them at the moment.at wrap, n.1