1. "Gamesmanship": Webster's Third New International Dictionary defines "gamesmanship" as "the art or practice of winning a sports contest by expedients of doubtful propriety (as by distracting an opponent) without actual violation of the rules of the game," and "the art of winning games by cunning or clever practice without actually cheating."
An edition of How to Win at Golf
(2000)
How to Win at Golf
Without Actually Playing Well
by Jon Winokur
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How to Win at Golf: Without Actually Playing Well
May 2, 2000, Pantheon
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"1. "Gamesmanship": Webster's Third New International Dictionary defines "gamesmanship" as "the art or practice of winning a sports contest by expedients of doubtful propriety (as by distracting an opponent) without actual violation of the rules of the game," and "the art of winning games by cunning or clever practice without actually cheating.""
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