Register of Sports Contacts with , I January 1988 - 31 December 1989 and Consolidated List of Sportsmen and Sportswomen Who Participated in Sports Events in South Africa, 1 September 1980 - 31 December 1989

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Alternative title Notes and Documents - United Nations Centre Against ApartheidNo. 11/90 Author/Creator United Nations Centre against Apartheid Publisher United Nations, New York Date 1990-06-00 Resource type Reports Language English Subject Coverage (spatial) South Africa Coverage (temporal) 1980 - 1989 Source Northwestern University Libraries Description INTRODUCTION. DISCRIMINATION IN SPORTS CONTINUES. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS. . Rugby tour to South Africa. Other sports fields. . . . Olympic movement. African sports movement. International Convention against Apartheid in Sports. Support for South Africa sport. CONCLUSIONS. DELETIONS FROM THE REGISTER. PLAYERS WHO HAVE RENEGED. Annexes. LIST OF SPORTS EXCHANGES WITH SOUTH AFRICA 1 JANUARY - 24 JANUARY 1989. CONSOLIDATED LIST OF SPORTSMEN AND SPORTSWOMEN WHO PARTICIPATED IN SPORTS EVENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA FROM 1 SEPTEMBER to 31 DECEMBER 1989. Format extent 113 page(s) (length/size)

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United Nations Notes and Documents 11/90 June 1990 T I 1990 RFGISTER OF SPORTS 0MtCTS WITH SOUIH AFRICA, 1 JANUARY - 31 DECEMBER 1989 AND a T.TSOLIDAq LTST OF SPORISEN AND SLISW34E mD PARI'IPa IN SPORIS EVEYIS IN SCI"IH AFRICA, 1 SEPINMBER 1980 - 31 DECEMBER 1989 [Note: The names of persons in this list are arranged by nationality as reported in the press. The names of participants from schools and junior competitors are not included in the list. It should be noted, however, that the Goverments of many countries in the list have opposed or discouraged sports exchanges with South Africa. Some of the sportspersons may be living outside their countries. ] 90-16604 All material in these Notes and Documents may be freely reprinted. Acknowledgement, together with a copy of the publication containing the reprint, would be appreciated. United Nations, New York 10017

- 2 - Page INTRODUCTION 3 I. DISCRIMINATION IN SIORIS COWNINUES 4 II. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS 5 A. Cricket 5 B. Rugby tour to South Africa 6 C. Other sports fields 8 D. Golf 8 E. Tennis 9 F. Boxing 9 G. Olympic movement 9 H. African sports movement 10 I. International Convention against Apartheid in Sports 10 J. Support for South Africa sport 10 III. CONCLUSIONS 11 IV. DELETIONS FROM THE REGISTER 11 V. PLAYERS WHO HAVE RENEGED 23 Annexes I. LIST OF SPORTS EXCHANGES WITH SOULH AFRICA 1JANUARY-24JANUARY1989 26 II. CONSOLIDATED LIST OF SPORISMEN AND SPOdS4 WHO PARTICIPATED IN SPORTS EVENTS IN S(X AFRICA FROM 1 SEPTEMBER to 31 DECEMBER 1989 59

- 3 - flh1ODULCGN 1. Dramatic changes in the world political landscape in the last 12 months have brought about gains in political freedoms and human rights and progress in the elimination of racial discrimination. Such progress was registered in Africa with the independence of Namibia and a number of significant developments in South Africa, which gave rise to expectations of negotiations towards the eradication of apartheid. 2. The release of Nelson Mandela and other political prisoners, the unbanning of political organizations and the relaxation of restrictions on the press implemented in February 1990 were considered as encouraging steps towards the creation of a climate conducive to negotations. Contacts between the African National Congress of South Africa (ANC) and the authorities in at the beginning of May 1990 dealt with same of the remaining obstacles in the creation of such an appropriate climate. They include the release of all political prisoners, the withdrawal of the troops from the townships, the end of the state of emergency and the repeal of all legislations designed to circumvent political activity. 3. In the historic Declaration on Apartheid and its Destructive Consequences in Southern Africa, approved by consensus at its sixteenth special session on 14 December 1989, the General Assembly called for the building of a non-racial democratic society in South Africa through negotiations. The Declaration defined a new constitutional order and the principles in which it could be based, the process of negotiations which would lead to that desirable objectives, the steps that Pretoria should take to create the necessary climate for such negotiation and the responsibilities of the international community supporting this process and objectives. In this context, all the Member States pledged, among other things, that they would use "concerted and effective measures, including the full observance by all countries of the mandatory arms embargo, aimed at applying pressure to ensure a speedy end to apartheid", and that they would "not relax existing measures aimed at encouraging the South African regime to eradicate apartheid until there is clear evidence of profound and irreversible changes, bearing in mind the objectives of this Declaration". 4. One of the potent measures aimed at applying pressure on Pretoria to abandon apartheid is the observance of the policy of sports isolation of apartheid South Africa. Since the progress prescribed in the Declaration is still very limited, i.e., negotiations have not even started and the pillars of apartheid remain intact, the implementation of the sports boycott remains not only timely but essential. It forms part of the "concerted and effective measures" that the international comunity has undertaken to speed the elimination of apartheid. The Special Committee, therefore, intends to continue publishing this Register and to advocate the strict adherence to the policy of sports isolation by Governments, organizations and individuals.

- 4 I. DISCRIMI 0TION IN SPOM )NIMES 5. Although it is widely recognized that genuine sports integration is not possible under the system of apartheid, white sports administrators continue to organize so-called integrated events, which have, however, failed to detract from the reality of segregation. A volley-ball tournament, for instance, scheduled at the Rainbow Valley Resort at East had to be moved elsewhere because one of the teams contained three coloured players, who were barred from staying at the resort.l_ In another case, black karatekas taking part in the Transvaal Shokukai arate Association Caumpionships were forced to sleep 60 kilometres frum the venue while their white counterparts were acocomodated at a nearby motel. According to the organizers, there were no facilities for black coapetitors at the motel adjoining the venue.- Other exwples of discimination are given below. 6. Six black anglers were refused entry to the Icskop Dam Overvaal Holiday Resorts near Pretoria because the facility was for white use only. The deputy marketing director of the Overvaal Holiday Resorts said: "the resorts are government-run and fall under own affairs. There are separate resorts for different races and, until the law is changed, there is nothing we can do."3-/ 7. A black official was refused entry to watch a football match at an all-white club at Pretoria that refused to allow blacks.A/ Three young swinmer were barred from using the indoor Hillbrow Swimming Pool at . All 27 municipal pools in the city are reserved for white use.5/ 8. The white South African Tennis Union (SAW), hoping to avert expulsion from the International Tennis Federation, announced that it would expel any tennis club that practiced racial exclusivity. Thereafter, two clubs in the Transvaal, Selection Park and Valedale, held emergency meetings to drop the "whites only" stipulation from their constitutions.6/9. The white-controlled South African Gymnastics Union evaded the issue of racial discrimination by vesting autonomous power in the clubs. Therefore, clubs refusing to admit members on the basis of colour, culture, language, creed or religion, will not be disciplined.?/ Most gymnastics clubs in the country still remain exclusively white. 10. Blacks who are forced to accept certain apartheid sports structures are, quite often, subjected to discrimination. Professional boxing has, on many occasions, been accused of being biased. This was evident in June 1989 when Howard Mpepesi, a black, fought Sakkie Horn, a white. Experts, including the English and Afrikaans television commentators, agreed that Mpepesi won the fight easily but the three judges, of which two were white, awarded the bout to the white boxer. The judges are nominated by the goverment-appointed South African Boxing Board of Control.8/ 11. The Coloured South African Rugby Federation (SARF), which is affiliated with the white South African Rugby Board (SARB), exposed the discriminatory nature of so-called non-racialism in rugby. The President of SARF, in an address, stated that the "presence of non-white clubs and teams in Union competition is only outshined by their absence. The number of Federation

- 5 - players taken up in representative teams over the past decade can be numbered on the fingers of two hands,,. He continued "that ccmpetitions and provincial teams are holy cows in which the occasional and symbolic presence of non-white players are intrusions to be tolerated rather than encouraged" .9/ 12. South African police stoped 11 buses full of black school children from leaving a high school in Guguleto, near , to hold a non-racial sports event. It was suspected that the police had been asked to intervene because the sports event was not organized within the framework of the apartheid Goveryment's Department of Education and Training.1l/ II. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS A. Cricket 13. In the fields of cricket and rugby, two very popular sports in South Africa, there have been a number of developments. After years of lobbying by India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, and the countries of the West Indies, the International Cricket Conference (IOC) resolved to impose sanctions on those cricketers who play in South Africa. At a meeting held in Indon in January 1990, ICC decided that any cricketer who maintained sports contact with South Africa would be disqualified from representative cricket for a period of three years if he was under the age of 19 and four years if he was over 19 years old. Cricketers who toured South Africa as members of a team would be disqualified for five years. The bans would take effect from 1 April 1989.1/ The decision was welcomed by all organizations campaigning for South Africa's sports isolation. 14. In recognition of the decision, the United Nations Special Ccmittee against Apartheid anounced that the names of all cricketers who had played in South Africa before 1 April 1989 would be deleted from the United Nations Register. The Special Comittee reiterated, however, that this was a "one-off" gesture for cricket and that future deletions would have to comply with the policy of the Comittee. 15. In August 1989, the white South African Cricket Union (SACU), attempting to undermine the ICC resolution, announced that it had recruited 16 Erlish cricketers to tour South Africa in January 1990.i_/ It was reported that each cricketer would receive approximately £80,000 for a 12-week tour, broken into a 6-week period per annum. Condemnation of the proposed tour came from all parts of the world. 16. wo black cricketers, Roland Butcher and Philip DeFreitas, who were included in the original team, were condened by the black athletic ccmmmnity in the . John Regis, a top British athlete, accused the two of 'betraying black sportsmen and black people"A./ Eventually, Butcher and DeFreitas withdrew from the touring party. SACU had no difficulty in finding replacements for the two, considering the large sums of money offered to entice other cricketers to join the tour. 17. Another cricketer, Matthew Maynard, was informed that he would not be included in his County Club team, Gloucestershire, for a tour to the West Indies in 1990.14J The labour-controlled Derbyshire County Council in England

- 6 - announced that it would withdraw its annual sponsorship of £14,000 from the Derbyshire County Cricket Club as one of its players had signed to be part of the proposed tour.lJ The Nottingham City Coincil cancelled a civic reception to honour the county team that won the national one-day cricket champioship when it became known that three of the team mmbers were part of the touriM side.l_/ The British Anti-Aparthid Movement organized a series of demonstrations at venues of cricket matches throughout the English cricket season. 18. The 16 cricketers who did tour were Michael Gatting (), John Enibrey (vice-captain), David Graveney (player-manager), Chris Broad, , Charles Athey, Matthew Maynard, Alan Wells, Chris Cawdrey, Kim Barnett, Richard Ellison, Bruce French, Greg Thanas, Paul Jarvis, Neil Foster and Graham Dilley. Three of the cricketers, Charles Athey, Chris CQwrey and Richard Ellison, had, not long ago, signed pledges to the Special Comuittee stating that they would not ccmpete in South Africa until the system of apartheid was ocmpletely eradicated. 19. In South Africa, the National Sports Congress (NSC) announced that it would organize demonstrations at all match venues. NSC also persuaded potential sponsors not to provide support for the tour.l-!/ 20. Overall, the ICC resolution has had a positive result in dissuading international cricketers from playing in South Africa. Previously, about 70 English cricketers migrated annually to South Africa. Durirqg 1989, however, many went instead to , New Zealand and Zimbabwe.Al-/ It is estimated that only 13 cricketers went to South Africa during that year.l_2/ B. Ruqby tour to South Africa 21. The white SARB celebrated its centennial in 1989. Seven countries of the eight-menber International Rugby Board (IRB) decided to send players to make up an international team to play in the centennial celebrations. New Zealand was the only country that refused to allow its players to participate. 22. There were world-wide protests against overseas support for the celebration of 100 years of racial South African rugby. The Special Cmmittee, the Ccumowealth Secretariat and the Organization of African Unity (QAU), strongly criticized the members of IRB that agreed to send players to South Africa. 23. Initial response frum the rugby bodies in the United Kingdam and France were discouraging. The Secretary of the English said that the decision to send players to South Africa was in line with British Government policy.- The Vice President of the Scottish Rugby Union, Gordon Masson, said that any player who was free, white and 21 should be allowed to go to South Africa.2!/ Albert Ferrasse, President of the Frenh Rugby Federation, complained that rugby was the only sport being made to pay for the anti-apartheid lobby.2/ 24. As protests began to mount from many Governments, several prailnent players announced that they would refuse to play in South Africa. Others were

- 7 reluctant to accept invitations. The Australian Government influenced all of its top players to decline the invitations. 25. As late as a week before the tour was officially to commence, the South African Rugby Board had not assembled the full ccmplement of players. When the team was finally put together, it was sponsored by the First National Bank of South Africa. Although rugby is considered an amateur game, it was believed that each player received about £20,000.2/ 26. When the overseas team arrived in South Africa, local protests began to grow. Many individuals and organizations closed their accounts at the First National Bank, which was the tour sponsor.24/ There were demonstrations at Durban and Cape Town against the touring team. The demonstrators, black and white, urged the players to leave the country.2/ At Durban, 15 protesters were arrested outside the beach-front hotel where the players were staying. Twenty-two protesters were arrested at Cape Town for demonstrating peacefully outside the players' hotel.2_6/ 27. There was also widespread revulsion outside South Africa about the devious means used to recruit players to take part in the centennial celebrations. City counsellors in Wales demanded action against the 10 Welsh players who went to South Africa and threatened to ban them from playing in local authority-owned pitches.27/ The Welsh Rugby Union's secretary and president threatened to resign. The Irish Government cut off a grant of £45,000 12/ and other major sponsors also withdrew grants from the Irish Rugby Union. The international rugby match between France and the Lions (selection from the United Kingdom and ) was supposed to be an official celebration to ccmmorate the French bicentenary. When the French Rugby Federation sent its players to South Africa, the French Government withdrew the official bicentenary status for this international celebration.2-9/ The Welsh Rugby Union, deeply embarrassed, decided at its meeting held in October to end all official playing links with South Africa.!-/ The Irish Rugby Union publicly conceded that it had mishandled the South African situation and declared that it would now actively discourage individuals from going to South Africa.2I_/ 28. South African rugby has reached a crossroads and a decision needs to be taken on whether it should remain an amateur sport, gain membership in the International Rugby Board or continue with rebel tours. One question is what to do with overseas players who come out on rebel tours and are subsequently banned from participating in tours not sanctioned by IRB. The argument is that South Africa, having lured the players with offers of large amounts of money, feels obliged to absorb them into a local set-up, which would require restructuring the South African rugby infrastructure. 29. South African Springbok flanker Burger Geldenhuys mmarized the situation saying that he was against professionalism or even rebel tours. He added that there was not enough money or people for support and that he did not think it was worth causing chaos in for such a shortsighted objective. Geldenhuys said that the unpalatable truth had to be faced: "Our Government has to change its policies and get rid of apartheid. That's the

- 8 - only way we will ever regain acceptance to world rugby. We might as well realize that."3/ C. Other sports fields 30. In the past year, several Governmets and sports bodies intensified their stand on apartheid sport. Australia refused to grant visas to several South African sports administrators, and other countries urged their national sports bodies to abandon excharges with South Africa. 31. The Canadian Government announced in June 1989 that it Would tighten sports sanctions and urged all its sports organizations to suspend athletes and officials who participated in sports activities in South Africa. The Canadian Government also urged all its national sports bodies to seek the expulsion of South Africa from all international sports federations.2/ D. Golf 32. A number of golfers fron Zimbabwe left the country and settled in South Africa in the early days of Zimbabwe's independence. In spite of their being permanent residents in South Africa, the golfers continued to use their Zimnabwean passports to circumvent the international boycott of South African' sport. Concerned with the flagrant use of Zimbabwean passports for convenience, the Goven nt of Zimbabwe decided to revoke, in May 1989, the passport of Mark NMulty, a resident of South Africa for more than 10 years.14-/ Mr. Mcwulty is recognized as a South African representative in international golf. 33. Protest against international participation of South African golfers or golfers who have previously played in South Africa continued in various parts of the world. In June 1989, a protest was organized at the held at Glen Abbey, Oakville, Ontario, by Bruce Kidd, a university lecturer and former Olympian and commonwealth gold medalist. The protest was against the participation of 14 golfers who had previously ccmpeted in South Africa._5/ 34. In September the North Florida Rainbow Coalition and the Florida Student Coalition, United States, organized a protest at the Killearn Country Club against South African entries in the Centel Classic Golf Tairtament.3_j The Rochester Anti-Apartheid Coalition organized a very effective demonstration at the United States Golf Open in protest against its policy of allowing South African golfers to participate. Two golfers from the United Kingdm, Simon Bishop and Jeremy Bennett, were barred from competing in the Trinidad Golf Open because they had previously played in South Africa.7/ 35. Sweden has again continued to play a leading role in the campaign against apartheid sport. After intense pressure, the European Professional Golfers Association (EPGA) has conceded that Sweden can now bar golfers who play in South Africa. EPGA has informed all golfers that sone countries could ban any golfer who plays in South Africa after 19 September 1989.1/

- 9 - E. Tennis 36. Owing to a protest by the Australian Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAAM) Victoria, the South African flag was not flown at the Australian Tennis Championships held at Miebourne. 39/ Earlier, AAAM Victoria organized a demnstration at the chanpionships to protest participation of South African tennis players.A/ Following representation from of the United States, the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) cancelled two tour-mets scheduled to be held at Johaiesburg and Capetown in 1990. 37. A possible boycott by Canada and several African countries forced the Paignton Sailing Club, England, to withdraw the invitation to the South African team to compete in an Jiternational sailing event. However, the South Africans were invited to compete as individuals.4138. Two international bowlers, John Bell (United Kingdom) and Peter Bellis (New Zealand), were disqualified from taking part in the 1990 Cmwnwealth Games as they had previously cumpeted in South Africa. F. Boxing 39. The former world boxing champion, Barry McGuigan of , refused to fight South African champion, Brian Mitchell, for the World Junior Lightweight Title. McGuigan said, "I have seen far too much political tragedy in my own backyard to have anything to do with a system like apartheid that gives the advantage to one group of people".4- / The former Camonealth boxing champion, Nigel Benn of the United Kingdom, turned down a £2 million offer to fight in South Africa. Mr. Benn, a black middleweight champion said, "I'd rather fight anyone in the world for £5 than earn all the gold in South Africa by boxing there" .4_/ 40. The Italian heavyweight boxer, Francisco Damiani, was barred fram the rankings of the (WBC) and from taking part in its championship programme for two years. The President of WBC, Jose Sulaiman, imposed the sanctions on Mr. Damiani for fighting South African Johnny du Plooy in for the newly-formed World Boxing Organization title.4/ Earlier in the year, WBC suspended prcmoter Micky Duff of the United Kingdcm for co- pramoting a boxing match in (West) between Graziano Roochiqiani of the Federal Republic of Germany and South African Sugarboy Malinga.4_/ The Anti- Apartheid Movement of West Berlin organized a protest outside the venue of this boxing match.250l G. Olympic movement 41. The establishment of the "Apartheid and Olympism" Ommission by the International Olympic Conmittee (IOC) has helped intensify the isolation of apartheid sport. On the rec=mendation of the Cmaission, IOC decided that athletes who cumpeted in South Africa after 1 September 1989 would be automatically disqualified from taking part in future . - 10 - 42. IOC also made it clear to international federations seeking Olympic participation that they should remove South Africa fran its membership. Consequently, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) had to suspend South Africa's membership so as to ensure that tennis received full Olympic status. The resolution to exclude South Africa from ITF was tabled jointly by Nigeria and Sweden. H. African sports movement 43. At the congresses of the Supreme Council for Sport in Africa (SCSA) and the Association of National Olympic Coimittees of Africa (ANOCA) held in December 1989, the African sports movement re-affinred their unccmprcmising stand against South African sports participation until apartheid was totally eradicated. The resolutions called for total vigilance to ensure that overseas support for apartheid sport ceased as soon as possible. I. International Convention against Apartheid in Sports 44. In October 1989, the Commission against Apartheid in Sports held its first formal meeting. The establishment of the Commission represents a major achievement in the efforts of the United Nations to strengthen the boycott of apartheid sport and to ensure the full implementation of the provisions of the International Convention against Apartheid in Sports by the States parties. In addition, it provides an incentive to other Member States and sports organizations, as well as individual sportsmen and sportswomen to observe the total isolation of South Africa in the field of sports. Recognizing the importance of the Register of Sports Contacts with South Africa, the Ccmnission considered it as an agenda item at its meeting. The Commission also called upon Member States to continue their support and adherence to the Sports Register. J. Support for South African sport 45. In May, an organization under the name "Brucken durch Sport" (Bridges through Sport) was formed in the Federal Republic of Germany. In its press release the organization stated it was "a known fact that the basis for the sports boycott no longer conforms to the realities of South African sport"'. "Full autonomy was given by the South African Government in 1976 to all sports federations in that country. Since that date racial integration has become a general feature of sport in South Africa", continued the statement. A few right-wing parliamentarians in the Federal Republic, as well as John Carlisle, a British conservative parliamentarian, participated in the founding of Brucken durch Sport. David Jacobs, a South African diplomat at Bonn, was also a founding member.4-/ 46. In October the British Boxing Board of Control presented South African Brian Mitchell with the award of being the best foreign boxer in action in the United Kingdom in 1988. Mr. Mitchell, on receiving the award, said, "I

- 11 - particularly appreciate the fact that I was invited as a South African, with all the pressures the Board could be put under".4_/ 47. A move to expel South Africa from the International Badminton Federation (IBF) failed at a meeting held at . A joint motion by the Soviet Union and Sweden failed to obtain the three-quarters majority. Twenty-one countries voted for the expulsion motion, with 17 against and 3 abstentions.-L/ III. CONCLUSIONS 48. The international pressure on apartheid, including the isolation of South Africa in the field of sports, has undoubtedly played a significant role in the new policy of the South African Government to seek negotiations with the representatives of the majority towards a new future for the country. 49. It is evident that the sports boycott against South Africa has focused world attention on the discrimination prevailing in South African society and sports and has further intensified international demands that the regime should dismantle apartheid, including apartheid in sports. The policy of continued isolation of apartheid South Africa in sports was generally confirmed in the Declaration on Apartheid and its Destructive Consequences in Southern Africa which incorporated the pledge of States Members of the United Nations that all effective and concerted measures would be taken to ensure a speedy end to apartheid and that existing measures would not be relaxed until profound and irreversible changes were made in line with the objectives of the Delcaration. In this light, the Special Camittee against Apartheid will continue to issue the Sports Register, which has become an essential component in the campaign for the boycott of apartheid sport. Until apartheid is eliminated, the sports isolation of South Africa will remain in effect. IV. DEIEIONS FROM THE REGISTER 50. The Special Committee against Apartheid has received letters from several individuals undertaking not to take part in sports events in South Africa. Accordingly, the following names were deleted from the Register up to 1 April 1990: John Ackerman, Netherlands (hockey) Jonathan Addison, United Kingdum (cricket)* Terry Alderman, Australia (cricket)* Hartley Alleyne, Barbados (cricket)* * The names of these male cricketers and motorcyclists were deleted from the Register as the result of the respective international governing bodies agreeing to take appropriate actions against apartheid in sport and was announced in a press release issued 24 October 1989 (GA/AP/1946). However, the names of cricketers and motorcyclists who do not respect the agreement will be included in the Register.

- 12 Bjorn Almstrom, Sweden (squash) Antonio Altobelli, Italy (tennis) , United Kingdom (cricket)* Carin Anderhoim, Sweden (tennis) Gordon Anderson, Canada (squash) Ian S. Anderson, United Kingdom (cricket)* Jerry Anderson, United Kingdom (golf) Steve Anderson, Sweden (karate) Ulf Andersson, Sweden (chess) Stephen Andrew, United Kingdom (cricket)* Fred Andrews, United States (motorcycling)* Flavian Aponso, Sri Lanka (cricket)* Mark Armand, United States (equestrian) Donald Armour, United Kingdom (golf) Gregory Armstrong, Barbados (cricket)* Jchn Ashworth, New Zealand (rugby) Leif Asterhag, Sweden (motor car racer) Charles Athey, United Kingdom (cricket) Richard Austin, Jamaica (cricket)* Gamal Awad, Egypt (squash) Jonathan Ayling, United Kingdom (cricket)* Yoav Azatchi, (tennis) Faoud Bacchus, Guyana (cricket)* Robert Bailey, United Kingdom (cricket)* Philip Bainbridge, United Kingdom (cricket)* Kathy Baker, United States (golf) Paul Jan Bakkar, Netherlands (cricket)* Michael Baldwin, United States (motorcycling)* Jean Baptiste Lafond, France (rugby) , Italy (tennis) Bryan Barley, United Kingdom (rugby) Kim Barnett, United Kingdom (cricket)* Simon Base, United Kingdom (cricket)* Bob Beattie, United Kingdom (golf) Leandro Becheroni, Italy (motorcycling)* Ray Bell, Australia (golf) Jeremy Bennett, United Kingdom (golf) Stephen Bennett, United Kingdom (golf) Marc Benninga, Netherlands (hockey) Mark Benson, United Kingdom (cricket) , Israel (tennis) Henrik Bertelsen, Dermark (gynmastics) R. Bertrane, France (rugby) Clyde Best, United Kingdom (soccer) Fabio Billiotti, Italy (motorcycling)* W. R. Bistowe, United Kingdom (cricket)* David Blakeman, United Kingdom (golf) Phillip John Blakeway, United Kingdom (rugby) Billy Blanks, United States (karate) Marc Blincow, United Kingdom (tennis) P.J. Boatwright, Jr., United States (golf) Martin Bodimeade, United Kingdom (squash)

- 13 - Mike Bodney, United States (golf) Lennart Bohlin, Sweden (motor car) Jacques Bollie, France (motorcycling)* Timothy Boon, United Kingdom (cricket)* Geoffrey Boycott, United Kingdom (cricket)* Gordon Brand, Jr., United Kingdom (golf) Chris Broad, United Kingdom (cricket)* Massimo Broccoli, Italy (motorcycling)* Glen Brumby, Australia (squash) David Burcher, United Kingdom (rugby) Katherine Burdsall, United States (equestrian) Neil Burns, United Kingdom (cricket) * M. Callinan, United Kingdom (cricket) * , Ireland (rugby) John Cantrell, Ireland (rugby) David Capel, United Kingdom (cricket) * Donna Caponi, United States (golf) Carlos Cardus, Spain (motorcycling)* Phil Carrick, United Kingdom (cricket)* John Carleton, United Kingdom (rugby) Joseph Carr, United States (golf) Paul Carringill, United Kingdom (golf) Alan Carter, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Pamela Casale, United States (tennis) Vincenzo Cascino, Chile (motorcycling)* Billy Casper, United States (golf) Rodolfo E. Cazaubon Duque, Mexico (golf) Herbert Chang, Jamaica (cricket) * Graham Charlesworth, United Kingdom (cricket)* , United Kingdom () Mei-Chi Cheng, Taiwan, Province of China (golf) Ian James Chivers, United Kingdom (cricket)* Sylvester Clarke, Barbados (cricket)* Patrick Cliff, United Kingdom (cricket)* Peter Clifford, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Russell Cobb, United Kingdom (cricket) * Robert Collinge, Kenya (motor car racing) Sandy Colins, United States (tennis) Geof Cook, United Kingdom (cricket) * Derrick Cooper, United Kingdom (golf) Jacques Cornu, France (motorcycling) * T. A. Cotterill, United Kingdom (cricket)* Chris Cowdrey, United Kingdom (cricket) Nigel Cowley, United Kingdom (cricket)* Colin Croft, Guyana (cricket) , Ireland (cricket)* I. Curtis, United Kingdom (cricket)* Andy Dalton, New Zealand (rugby) Anthony D'Ambrosio, United States (equestrian) Beth Daniel, United States (golf) Stuart Davenport, New Zealand (squash)

- 14 - A. G. Davies, United Kingdom (cricket)* Gareth Davies, United Kingdom (rugby) Glyn Davies, United Kingdom (golf) Huw Davies, United Kingdom (rugby) Jonathan Davies, United Kingdom (rugby) Lynn Davies, United Kingdom (athletics) Ignacio de Leon, Jr., Mexico (golf) Simon Dennis, United Kingdom (cricket)* Didier de Radiques, Belgium (motorcycling)* Ajith de Silva, Sri lanka (cricket)* Bandula de Silva, Sri Lanka (cricket)* Hermanthe Devapriya, Sri Lanka (cricket)* Mickey Diamond, United States (motorcycling)* Graham Dilley, United Kingdom (cricket)* Karlheinz Dipfold, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* C1 ris Dittmar, Australia (squash) Maurizio Dolche, Italy (motorcycling)* Andy Donald, New Zealand (rugby) Alun Donovan, United Kingdom (rugby) Alan Douglas, United Kingdom (tennis) Kitrina Douglas, United Kingdom (golf) , United Kingdom (tennis) Arno Drechsel, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Willie Duggan, Ireland (rugby) Colin Dugmore, unidentified country (motorcycling)* Joey Dunlop, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Robin Dyer, United Kingdom (cricket)* John Dyson, Australia (cricket) * David E. East, United Kingdom (cricket)* Eric Eaton, United States (motorcycling)* Harald Eckl, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Per Eklund, Sweden (motor car) Campbell Elliott, United Kingdom (golf) John Emburey, United Kingdom (cricket)* Howard Endeliman, United States (tennis) Anders Eriksson, Sweden (moto-cross) Peter Eriksson, Sweden (powerboating) Thierry Espie, France (motorcycling)* Rod Estwick, Barbados (cricket)* Alan Evans, United Kingdom (golf) Ieuan Evans, United Kingdom (rugby) , United Kingdom (golf) Harry Everts, Belgium (motorcycling)* Peter Faulkner, Australia (cricket)* Michael Feldbausch, Federal Republic of Germany (tennis) Mark Felton, United Kingdom (cricket)* Gigi Fernandez, United States (tennis) Patrick Fernandez, France (motorcycling)* Lanthro Fernando, Sri Lanka (cricket)* Virginio Ferrari, Italy (motorcycling)* John Fidler, United Kingdom (rugby) Marta Figueras-Dotti, Spain (golf)

- 15 - Roger Finney, United Kingdom (cricket) Richard Fish, United Kingdom (golf) Chris Fletcher, United Kingdom (cricket) Brendan Foley, Ireland (rugby) Marc Fontan, France (motorcycling)* Richard Foreman, United Kingdm (golf) tars Forsman, Sweden (motor car) Bruce Francis, Australia (cricket manager)* J. G. Franks, United Kingdom (cricket)* Bernie Fraser, New Zealand (rugby) Roland Freymond, Switzerland (motorcycling)* Michel Frutschi, Switzerland (motorcycling)* Eugenio Nava Fuentes, Mexico (golf) Patrick Fura, France (motorcyle) P. L. Garlic, United Kingdom (cricket)* , United States (tennis) Dirk Geukens, Belgium (moto-cross) Charles Giddins, United Kingdom (golf) Torsten Gideon, Federal Republic of Germany (golf) Haus Gildemeister, Chile (tennis) Elizabeth Glass, United Kingdom (golf) David W. Glenz, United States (golf) Nick Godin, United Kingdom (golf) Christopher F. Goldie, United Kingdom (cricket) Graham Gooch, United Kingdom (cricket)* Jason Goodall, United Kingdom (tennis) Jonas Gornerup, Sweden (squash) Mark Gouldstone, United Kingdom (cricket)* Gabriel Grabia, Italy (motorcycling)* M. Grant, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Allan Green, United Kingdom (cricket)* Alvin Greenidge, Barbados (cricket) Karl Gressel, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Eben Greyling, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* A. D. H. Grimes, United Kingdom (crikcet)* Paul Gudel, Switzerland (motorcycling)* Jean-Louis Guignabodet, France (motorcycling)* Herve Guilleux, France (motorcycling)* Mahesh Gunatilleke, Sri Lanka (cricket)* Heinz Ginthardt, Switzerland (tennis) Chris Guy, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* , New Zealand (rugby) Walter Hadlee, New Zealand (cricket) Jeffrey Hall, United Kingdom (golf) Neil Hansen, United Kingdom (golf) Jonathan Hardy, United Kingdom (cricket)* Dusty Hare, United Kingdom (rugby) Anthony Harris, United Kingdom (snooker) Neil Hartley, United Kingdom (cricket)* Stuart Hartley, United Kingdom (cricket)* Ron Haslam, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Lillian Hasselmann, United States (karate)

- 16 - Rae Hast, United Kingdom (golf) Eddy Hau, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Richard Hayes, United Kingdom (cricket)* Mike Haysman, Australia (cricket) * Timothy Head, United Kingdom (cricket)* Tony Head, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Jeremy Heath, United Kingdom (cricket)* Roy Heiner, Netherlands (yachting) K. Hellyer, unidentified country (motorcycling)* S. Henderson, United Kingdom (cricket)* Stephen Henderson, United Kingdom (cricket) Mike Hendrick, United Kingdom (cricket)* Harm Hendricks, Netherlands (athletics) Harold Henning, United States (golf) Robert Henning, Sweden (squash) , United States (tennis) Manfred Herweh, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Ninnal Hettiaratchy, Sri Lanka (cricket)* Keith Heuwen, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Richard Hill, United Kingdom (rugby) Ricki Hill, Australia (squash) Terrence "Tokey" Hill, United States (karate) Simon Hinks, United Kingdom (cricket)* Keith Hirabayashi, United States (karate) David Hiscock, New Zealand (motorcycling)* I. Hodgson, United Kingdom (cricket)* Dean Hoffman, United Kingdom (cricket)* Tom Hogan, Australia (cricket) * Rodney Hogg, Australia (cricket) * Trevor Hohns, Australia (cricket) * Robert Holden, New Zealand (motorcycling)* Vanburn Holder, Barbados (cricket)* Lars-Goran Holmblad, Sweden (tennis) Geoffrey Holmes, United Kingdom (cricket)* Babette Hoogendoorn, Netherlands (squash) Ian Hopkins, United Kingdom (rugby) John Hopkins, United Kingdom (cricket)* Tim Hopper, United Kingdom (cricket) * Richard Hubin, Belgium (motorcycling)* Kim Hughes, Australia (cricket) * Simon Hughes, United Kingdom (cricket) Geoffrey Humpage, United Kingdom (cricket)* M. Hunt, United Kingdom (golf) Karen F. Hunter, United Kingdom (tennis) Paul Huntstone, United Kingdom (golf) Alan Igglesden, United Kingdom (cricket)* Richard Illingworth, United Kingdom (cricket)* Peter Ingham, United Kingdom (cricket)* Liz Irving, Australia (squash) David Ison, United Kingdom (tennis) Robin Jacknman, United Kingdom (cricket)* Billy James, United Kingdom (rugby)

- 17 Paul Jarvis, United Kingdom (cricket)* Stefan Johasson, Sweden (motor sport) Fredrik Johnson, Sweden (squash) Graham Johnson, United Kingdom (cricket)* Mark Johnson, United Kingdom (golf) , Australia (tennis) J. L. Joinel, France (rugby) Adrian Jones, United Kingdom (cricket)* D. Jones, United Kingdom (cricket) * Robert Thomas Joyce, United Kingdom (golf) Bernard Julien, Trinidad and Tobago (cricket) Cris Kajd, Sweden (shooting) Alvin Kallicharran, United Kingdom (cricket)* Lalith Kaperuma, Sri Lanka (cricket)* Angeliki Kanellcpoulou, Greece (tennis) Craig Kardon, United States (tennis) Susanthe Karunratne, Sri Lanka (cricket)* , Japan (motorcycling)* Larry Katz, Zinbabwe (tennis) Kyle Kelsall, United Kingdom (golf) Terrence Kennedy, Ireland (rugby) Phil Kenyon, United Kingdom (squash) Kevin Kerr, United Kingdom (cricket)* Yannig Kervella, France (motorcycling)* Sutinder Khehar, United Kingdom (hockey) Michael Kiernan, Ireland (Rugby) Simon Kimber, United Kingdom (cricket)* Collis King, Barbados (cricket)* Michael King, United Kingdom (golf) James William Kirkwood, Ireland (hockey) Steven L. Kirson, United States (tennis) Klaus Klein, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Allan Knott, United Kingdom (cricket) * Yiannis Kouros, Greece (long distance runner) Eva Krapl, Switzerland (tennis) Anne Kursinski, United States (equestrian) Lars Kvant, Sweden (squash) Allan Lamb, United Kingdom (cricket)* Paul A. Langford, United Kingdom (rugby) Jean Claude laquaye, Belgium (motorcycling)* Wayne Larkins, United Kingdom (cricket) * Christian Larsen, Denmark (tennis) Regine Lautens, Switzerland (golf) , Venezuela (motorcycling) * Eddie Lawson, United States (motorcycling)* A. tea, United Kingdom (cricket) * Christian le Liard, France (motorcycling)* Martine Le Moignan, United Kingdom (squash) Danny tee, United Kingdom (squash) Leif Leiner, Sweden (squash) , Czechoslovakia (tennis) Leslie Burr tenehan, United States (equestrian)

- 18 Donmld Laihan, Ireland (rugby) Armand Leone, United States (equestrian) Mark Leone, United States (equestrian) Peter Leone, United States (equestrian) Andreas Lesch, Federal Republic of Germany (tennis) Chris Lethbridge, United Kingdom (cricket)* John Lever, United Kingdom (cricket)* David Lewis, New Zealand (tennis) Paul Lewis, New Zealand (motorcycling)* Gary Lingham, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Domingo Llanos, United States (karate) Timothy Lloyd, United Kingdom (cricket) * Jeremy Lloyds, United Kingdom (cricket) * Jonathan Lomas, United Kingdom (golf) Gordon Lord, United Kingdom (cricket)* Michael Lord, United Kingdom (golf) Marie L. de orenzi de Taya, Spain (golf) Mareen "Peanut" Louie, United States (tennis) Kevin W. Lubbers, United States (tennis) Marco tuccinelli, Italy (motorcycling) * Richard Iumb, United Kingdom (cricket) * Bruno tuscher, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Monty Lynch, United Kingdom (cricket)* John Maguire, Australia (cricket) * Steven Malone, United Kingdom (cricket)* Randy Mamola, United States (motorcycling)* Anton Mang, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Brian Manley, United States (motorcycling)* Brian Marchbank, United Kingdom (golf) Jeff Matiasevich, United States (motorcycling)* Brian Morrison, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Steve Marsh, United Kingdom (cricket) Robert Marshall, United Kingdom (snooker) Stephane Martens, Belgium (motorcycling)* Allen Martin, United Kingdom (rugby) Andrew Martin, New Zealand (paddle-skiing) Matteoni Massimo, Italy (motorcycling)* Everton Mattis, Jamaica (cricket)* Jean Michel Mattioli, France (motorcycling)* Russell Mawhinney, New Zealand (cricket) * Christopher Maynard, United Kingdom (cricket)* , United States (tennis) Stephen McAllister, United Kingdom (golf) Alicia McConnell, United States (squash) Rod McCurdy, Australia (cricket) * Keith Mcuiness, United Kingdom (cricket)* John McKee, United Kingdom (hockey) Michael McLean, United Kingdom (golf) Paul McNamee, Australia (tennis) Keith Medlycott, United Kingdom (cricket)* Chuck Merriman, United States (karate) Franc Mesnel, France (rugby)

- 19 - Ashley Metcalf, United Kingdom (cricket)* , New Zealand (rugby) Barry Meyers, United Kingdom (cricket - umpire)* Tony Middleton, United Kingdom (cricket)* Edward Milburn, United Kingdom (cricket)* , United Kingdom (cricket)* Peter Mills, United Kingdom (cricket)* Andrew Moles, United Kingdom (cricket)* Graham Monkhouse, United Kingdom (cricket) Orville Moody, United States (golf) Sam Moore, United States (tennis) Stephen Moores, United Kingdom (cricket)* Hugh Morris, United Kingdom (cricket) * John Morris, United Kingdom (cricket) * Chas Mortimer, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Stan Mosel, United States (golf) Elra Moseley, Barbados (cricket) Martin Moxon, United Kingdom (cricket)* Mark Mouland, United Kingdom (golf) Jorgen Mller, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Timothy Munton, United Kingdom (cricket) * Andrew Murray, United Kingdom (golf) David Murray, Barbados (cricket)* Million Boy Ndlovu, Zimbabwe (golf) Andrew Needham, United Kingdom (cricket) * Steve Newbury, United Kingdom (snooker) Phil Newport, United Kingdom (cricket) * Mark Nicholas, United Kingdom (cricket) Leif Nicklasson, Sweden (moto-cross) Jack Nicklaus, United States (golf) Angel Nieto, Spain (motorcycling)* Vorgen Nilsson, Sweden (moto-cross) Ross Norman, New Zealand (squash) Klaus Oberparleiter, Austria (tennis) Kevin O'Brien, Ireland (rugby) John O'Driscoll, Ireland (rugby) , Netherlands (tennis) Chris Old, United Kingdom (cricket)* Helena Olsson, Sweden (tennis) Tony Opatha, Sri Lanka (cricket - organizer and manager)* , Spain (tennis) , Ireland (rugby) Bill Osborne, New Zealand (rugby) Albert Padmore, Barbados (cricket)* , United States (tennis) Ivan Palazzese, Venezuela (motorcycling) * Leo Palin, Finland (tennis) Charles Palmer, United Kingdom (cricket - administrator)* Gary Palmer, United Kingdom (cricket)* R. Palmer, United Kingdom (cricket)* R. Paparenborde, France (rugby) , Italy (tennis) - 20 - Paul Parker, United Kingdom (cricket) * Derrick Parry, Leeward Islands (cricket)* Gordon Parson, United Kingdom (cricket)* Sergio Pellandini, Switzerland (motorcycling)* Christopher Penn, United Kingdom (cricket)* Bernard Perera, Sri Lanka (cricket) * Iain Pero, New Zealand (motorcycling)* Christopher Phillipson, United Kingdom (cricket)* Tony Pigott, United Kingdom (cricket) Song Koon Poh, Singapore (rugby) Dr. Frank Polese, Australia (cricket - physiother Sito Ponf, Spain (motorcycling)* Ian Pont, United Kingdom (cricket)* Keith Pont, United Kingdom (cricket)* Gary Potter, United Kingdom (golf) laurie Potter, United Kingdom (cricket)* Peter Preece, United Kingdom (rugby) D. G. Price, United Kingdom (cricket)* , United Kingdom (rugby) Tony Price, United Kingdom (golf) Paul Prichard, united Kingdom (cricket)* Katie Monaham Prudent, United States (equestrian) Robert Pulfer, United States (tug- of-war) Michael Purcell, United States (rugby) Carl Rackeman, Australia (cricket)* Neal Radford, United Kingdom (cricket)* , United Kingdom (golf) Gaston Rahier, Belgium (motorcycling)* Wayne Rainey, United States (motorcycling)* Glen Ralph, United Kingdom (golf) Alan Ramage, United Kingdom (cricket)* Anura Ranasinge, Sri Lanka (cricket)* Thierry Rapicault, France (motorcycling)* Gary Rees, United Kingdom (rugby) Paul Rees, United Kingdom (rugby) Louis Reggiani, Italy (motorcycling)* Loris Reggioni, Spain (motorcycling)* Richard Reid, New Zealand (cricket)* Gustav Reiner, Federal Republic of Germany (motor M. Remeynse, Netherlands (squash) Paul Rendall, United Kingdom (rugby) , United States (tennis) Mary-Lou Retton, United States (gymnastics) Fausto Ricci, Italy (motorcycling)* James Richards, United Kingdom (cricket)* , United States (tennis) Michele Rinaldi, Italy (motorcycling)* Andy Ripley, United Kingdom (rugby) J. P. Rives, France (rugby) Steve Rixon, Australia (cricket)* Patti Rizzo, United States (golf) Bruce Roberts, United Kingdom (cricket)* apist) * cling) *

- 21 Kenny Roberts, United States (motorcycling)* Donnie Robinson, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Jeremy Robinson, United Kingdom (golf) Robert Robinson, United Kingdom (cricket)* Raymond Roche, France (motorcycling)* Mark Roe, United Kingdom (golf) Jeoff Roper, Canada (tennis) , Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Lawrence Rowe, Jamaica (cricket) * Martin Ruane (Giant Haystacks), United Kingdom (wrestling) Terry Rudd, United States (equestrian) David Russell, United Kingdom (golf) Neil Russon, United Kingdom (cricket)* Eliseo Salazar, Chile (motorcycling)* Julie Salmon, United Kingdom (tennis) , France (professional motorcycling) , Japan (tennis) Eric Saul, France (motorcycling)* Nick Saviano, United States (tennis) Kevin Saxelby, United Kingdom (cricket)* Nigel Scanlon, United Kingdom (golf) Bernd Schneider, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Birgit Schweiberer, Federal Republic of Germany (karate) Kevin Sharp, United Kingdom (cricket)* , New Zealand (rugby) Stephen Shaw, United Kingdom (tennis) Barry Sheene, United Kingdom (motorcycling)* Andrew Sherbourne, United Kingdom (golf) Greg Shipperd, Australia (cricket) * Arnold Sidebottom, United Kingdom (cricket)* Fergus Slattery, Ireland (rugby) Philip Slocombe, United Kingdom (cricket)* Chris Smith, United Kingdom (cricket)* David James Smith, United Kingdom (cricket)* Smith, United Kingdom (cricket)* Harvey Smith, United Kingdom (equestrian) Kelvin Smith, Australia (squash) Kenneth Smith, United Kingdom (cricket)* Lawrence Smith, United Kingdom (cricket)* Paul Smith, United Kingdom (cricket)* , United States (tennis) Steve Smith, Australia (cricket) * Steven Smith, United Kingdom (equestrian) Wayne Smith, New Zealand (rugby) , Ireland (golf) Jan-Ulf Soderberg, Sweden (squash) , United States (motorcycling)* Rex Staten, United States (motorcycling)* Alastair Storie, United Kingdom (cricket)* James Sykes, United Kingdom (cricket)* Brian Taylor, United Kingdom (cricket - manager)* Leslie Taylor, United Kingdom (cricket)*

- 22 Neil Taylor, United Kingdom (cricket)* Nicholas Taylor, United Kingdom (cricket)* Geoffrey Tedstone, United Kingdom (cricket)* David Thomas, United Kingdom (cricket)* Gary Thomas, United Kingdom (cricket)* Gregory Thomas, United Kingdom (cricket)* William Thomas, United Kingdom (cricket)* Franco Uncini, Italy (motorcycling) * , United States (tennis) Ingrid Samerauer-Resch, Austria (tennis) Lucy Soutter, United Kingdom (squash) Muffin Spencer-Devlin, United States (golf) Steve Spittles, United Kingdom (golf) Andrew Sproule, United Kingdom (tennis) Craig Stadler, United States (golf) Ian Stephens, United Kingdom (rugby) Franklyn Stephenson, Barbados (cricket) Peter Such, United Kingdom (cricket) Kazumi Tabata, Japan (karate) , United Kingdom (tennis) , United Kingdom (snooker) Mike Taylor, Australia (cricket) * Peter Teravainen, United States (golf) Barb Thomas, United States (golf) Ross Thorne, Australia (squash) , United Kingdom (snooker) Sally Timms, United Kingom (tennis) Paul Adrian Todd, United Kingdom (cricket)* Jeremy du Toit, Zimbabwe (tennis) Keith Tomlins, United Kingdom (cricket)* Thomas Donald Topyley, United Kingdom (cricket)* Jean-Louis Tournadre, France (motorcycling)* Emerson Trotman, Barbados (cricket)* David Turner, United Kingdom (cricket)* Grant Turner, United Kingdom (golf) Frank Tyson, United Kingdom (cricket - coach)* , United Kingdom (cricket)* Gabriel Urpi, Spain (tennis) Eric van der Pluym, Netherlands (squash) Reiner van Es, Netherlands (cricket)* Olaf van Tol, Netherlands (surfing) Renato Vavassori, Italy (tennis) Marc Velkeneers, Belgium (motorcycling)* Alex Viera, France (motorcycling)* Dick Vierling, Netherlands (cricket) * Tyson Vohland, United States (motorcycling)* J. Wainwright, United Kingdom (cricket)* Marc Walder, Switzerland (tennis) Alan Walker, United Kingdom (cricket)* Richard Walker, United Kingdom (equestrian) Ian Waring, United Kingdom (cricket) * Bandula Warnapura, Sri Lanka (cricket)* - 23 Alan Watkins, United Kingdom (cricket)* Keith Waters, United Kingdom (golf) Mike Watkins, United Kingdom (rugby) Stuart Watterton, United Kingdcm (cricket)* Andrew Watts, United Kingdom (cricket) * Tlcmy Watts, United States (motorcycling)* Rcert Weir, United Kingdom (cricket)* Alan Wells, United Kingdom (cricket)* Colin Wells, United Kingdom (cricket)* Martin Westenholme, Canada (tennis) Johan Westerholm, Sweden (squash) Peter Wheeler, United Kingdom (squash) John (James) Whitaker, United Kingdom (cricket) Duncan Wild, United Kingdom (cricket) * David A. Wilkie, United Kingdom (swiming) Peter Willey, United Kingdom (cricket) Chris Williams, United Kingdom (rugby) David Williams, United Kingdom (golf) Glen Williams, New Zealand (Motorcycling)* Martin Willis-Stovold, United Kingdom (cricket)* Alan Willows, United Kingdom (cricket)* , United Kingdom (snooker) Malcolm Wilson, United Kingdom (motor sport) Stu Wilson, New Zealand (rugby) Martin Winmer, Federal Republic of Germany (motorcycling)* Robert Wincer, United Kingdom (cricket) * Ste en Windaybank, United Kingdom (cricket)* Ornulf Wirdheim, Sweden (motor sport) , United Kingdom (rugby) Robert Woolmer, United Kingdom (cricket)* Simon Wooton, United Kingdom (cricket) * Larry Wosick, United States (motorcycling)* Jerry Wouterz, Sri Lanka (cricket) * Mark Wyatt, United Kingdom (rugby) Ray Wynter, Jamaica (cricket) * Graham Yallop, Australia (cricket) * TIbru Yamaguchi, Japan (karate) Mark Yanotto, United States (golf) Nick Youngs, United Kingdom (rugby) Ric Zandvliet, Netherlands (squash) Frank "Fuzzy" Zoeller, United States (golf) V. PLAYERS WHO HAVE RENEGED 51. The following players, who had pledged not to compete in South Africa in the future, have reneged on their ccamuitment: Charles Athey, United Kingdom (cricket) Roland Bertranne, France (rugby) Gavin Briars, United Kingdom (squash) , Italy (tennis) - 24 - Andrew Chandler, United Kingdom (golf) Chris Cowdrey, United Kingdom (cricket) Denis Durnian, United Kingdom (golf) Richard Ellison, United Kingdom (cricket) David Feherty, Ireland (golf) Neil Hansen, United Kingdom (golf) Harold Henning, United States (golf) Jamie Hickox, Canada (squash) Liz Irving, Australia (squash) Andrew Murray, United Kingdom (golf) Lisa Opie, United Kingdom (squash) David Pickering, United Kingdom (rugby) Paul Rendall, United Kingdom (rugby) Angela Smith, United Kingdom (squash) Steve Smith, United Kingdom (rugby) Ross Thorne, Australia (squash) Paul Way, United Kingdom (golf) Notes i_/ Daily Dispatch (East London), 23 March 1989. 2_/ The New Nation (Johannesburg), 15 September 1989. 3_/ Metro (Johannesburg), 3 December 1989. 4/ The Daily News (Durban), 2 May 1989. 5_/ The Sunday Times Metro (Johannesburg), 9 April 1989. 6_/ The Star (Johannesburg), 18 March 1989. 2/ The Sunday Times Metro (Johannesburg), 26 March 1989. 8_/ The Weekly Mail (Johannesburg), 30 June 1989. 9_/ Ruqby World and Post (London), June 1989. 10j The Sunday Star (Johannesburg), 5 March 1989. l/ ICC press release, London, 24 January 1989. 12 The Citizen (Johannesburg), 2 August 1989. SThe Star (Johannesburg), 5 August 1989. 14/ Morning Star (London), 2 December 1989. I_/ (London), 17 November 1989. 1/ Business Day (Johannesburg), 5 September 1989. 17/ The Star (Johannesburg), 4 December 1989. 18 The Times (London), 26 September 1989. L/ The Independent (London), 25 October 1989. 20/ Business Day (Johannesburg), 18 May 1989. 21/ Scotland on Sunday, 7 May 1989 22 Business Day (Johannesburg), 23 May 1989. 23/ The Observer (London), 20 August 1989. 24/ The Citizen (Johannesburg), 20 August 1989. 2 / The Times (London), 21 August 1989. 1/ The Cape Times, 29 August 1989. 2_/ Business Day (Johannesburg), 24 August 1989. 2/ The Citizen (Johannesburg), 25 August 1989. 9/ Business Day (Johannesburg), 19 September 1989. 20/ The Guardian (London), 7 October 1989. 3!/ Irish Independent (), 19 September 1989.

- 25 2/ Sunday Times (London), 22 October 1989. 13 The Citizen (Johannesburg), 30 June 1989. 14 Ibid., 1 June 1989. 15 The Globe and Mail (Toronto), 26 June 1989. 16 Tallahasse Democrat (United States), 29 September 1989. 17 The Times (London), 20 January 1989. 2/ Morning Star (London), 6 October 1989. 19 The Star (Johannesburg), 22 January 1989. A9/ Morninq Herald, 17 January 1989. jL/ Western Morning News (Devon, England), 18 March 1989. 42/ The Sunday Tines (Johannesburg), 19 March 1989. 4L/ The Star (Johannesburg), 19 August 1989. A4 Ibid., 11 May 1989. 15 Ibid., 2 February 1989. 4±/ Ibid., 1 February 1989. 4/ BDS press release, Bonn, 10 May 1989. j The Star (Johannesburg), 25 October 1989. A9/ Business Day (Johannesburg), 1 June 1989.

- 26 - Annex I LIST OF SCIES EMES WTIH SWIlH AFRICA, 1 JANUARY - 31 EECMEER 1989 The present annex lists all known sports exchanges with South Africa during the period from 1 January to 31 December 1989, based on available press, radio and other reports. As a number of minor exchanges have not been reported, this list is not complete. The Register contained in annex II is a consolidated list of sportsmen and sportswomen who competed in South Africa from 1 September 1980 to 31 December 1989. The consolidated list also contains a few promoters and administrators who have been actively involved in encouraging sports exchanges with South Africa. Aeronautics A South African team took part in an international gliding event held at Wiener Neustadt, Austria, in May 1989. Angling Several South Africans competed in the Kona Billfish tournament in Hawaii from 23 to 26 July. They also took part in the Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament which took place from 31 July to 4 August. Seven deep-sea anglers from Southern Transvaal, South Africa, competed in the Blue Marlin Tournament at San Juan, Puerto Rico, in September. It was reported that eight overseas angling teams had arrived in South Africa in January to take part in a series of skiboat angling competitions. The visitors were from England, Wales, Netherlands, Denmark and the Bahamas. A team of freshwater anglers from the Federal Republic of Germany toured South Africa in March and April and took part in several competitions. Heinz Memal was a member of the team. A South African team took part in the EFSA International Gamefish Championships, held at Islamorada, Florida Keys, United States, in April. A South African team competed in an international sail-fish tournament in Costa Rica in May. Athletics The following overseas athletes are reported to have participated in the Standard Bank 100-kilometre Ultra Challenge at Stellenbosch, South Africa: Belgium: Jean-Paul Praet Lucien Taelman

- 27 - Canada: Stefan Fekner France: Jean-Marc Bellocq Greece: Yiannis Kouros Hungary: Attila Kovacs Italy: Boris Bakmaz Spain: D:aziiigo Catalan Antonio Mestre Meseguer United States: Barney Klecker The Hungarian runner, Attila Kovacs, who was banned for six years by his country's federation, returned to South Africa to take part in several races. It was reported that he has been sponsored by NIKE, a sports goods company. Jeff Loescher, of Nebraska University in the United States, capeted in South Africa. Rob Sevanke, also of Nebraska University, worked and coached in the Transvaal. A South African runner, Mark Plaatjes, who is officially "stateless" and has been living in the United States for over two years, took part in the marathon in March. He also competed in the New York marathon and the marathon in Columbus, Ohio. Tam Petranoff and Ray Wicksell of the United States, who have settled in South Africa, participated in several meetings in South Africa. David Laut of the United States took part in the South African senior athletics championships at Darban in April. Bruce Fordyce and Meshack Radebe of South Africa carpeted in a 100 kilaretre race at Tournai, Belgium, in June. A South African runner, Mark Page, competed in two World Airlines road races (5 and 10 kilometres) at Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany. His wife, Lorraine Page, also coapeted in the 10 kilmetre race. The following athletes from the United States took part in several meetings in South Africa in November: Men James Andrews David laut Anthony Curran Tom Petranoff Patrick Drake John Powell Ray Etheridge James Robinson Brian Gloston Milan Stewart Tom Hintnaus Greg Tafralis Tyrus Jefferson Ray Wicksell

- 28 - Women Pam Page Patsy Walker The following overseas road runners competed in the Comrades Marathon, at Durban in June: Jean-Marc Bellocq of France and Attila Kovacs of Hungary. Basketball A women's basketball team from Portugal, TAP Lusoglobo, toued South Africa in November. Boardsailing The following overseas competitors took part in an international boardsailing competitions in South Africa in December: Italy: Cesare Cantagalli Netherlands: Eric Groenewoud Olaf van Tol United States: Rush Randle Altogether, 15 international competitors took part. Boating (inflatable boats) A British team competed in the Wild Coast Sun inflatable boat challenge in South Africa in July. Boating (power boating) John Hill (United Kingdom) and Michael Werner (Federal Republic of Germany) took part in the South African Powerboat Grand Prix at Benoni's Rynfield Dam in January. Andy Elliot and Anthony Hiscock of the United Kingdom competed in the Formula One Xeratech International Gold Cup Powerboat Race at the Hartbeespoort Dam in South Africa in April. South Africa's Peter Lindenberg competed in the Italian Grand Prix on Lake Idrascala at Milan in September. He also took part in world series races at Bristol (United Kingdom), Hungary and France. John Hill and Anthony Hiscock (United Kingdom), took part in the Powerboat International at Benoni, South Africa, in May. Peter Lindenberg and Patrick Iees of South Africa competed in a part of the World Formula Grand Prix powerboat series at Nottingham, United Kingdom.

- 29 - Anthony Hiscock and Dene Stallard of the United Kingdom took part in the Faber Castell Formula One International at Cape Town, South Africa, in October. Michael Werner of the Federal Republic of Germany and Britain's Andy Elliot took part in the South African Powerboat Grand Prix at Benoni in December. Body building A South African team of body builders competed in the Hawaiian International Championships in May. Bowls A British team (Friends of the Lion/UK Masters) made up of 14 men and 5 women toured South Africa in October and played several matches. The tour was organized by Stuart Weaving (United Kingdom) of the Weaving International Friendship Foundation. Several South Africans competed in the Gordon's Gin/Nando Gatti Men's Invitation Bowls Fours at Mbabane in December. Boxing The following overseas boxers took part South Africa during 1989: Australia: Belgium: Canada: Colambia: in boxing contests in Paul Toweel Freddie Demeulenaere Derwith Frazer Felipe Oresco Dmdnican Republic: France: Germany, Federal Republic of: Mexico: Danilo Cabrera Daniel Londas Frank Tiozzo Andreas Prox Martin Cardenas Mario Coronado Hij ino Deleone Ramon Munez Francisco Ortiz Roberto Rubaldini Jesus Gallardo Silva Vidal Talles Gerardo Velasquez

- 30 - United Kingdom: John Davies Lenny Howard Johnny Good Gary Maxwell Brian Holmes United States: Fred Adams Mike Peak Ron Amundsen Oscar Pena Vincent Boulware James Pritchard Sylvestre Castillo Mike Rouse Mark Fernandez Julian Solis (Puerto Rico) Victor Arturo Padilla Raul Torres Garcia Nicky Walker Mike Greer Mike White Gary Moore South African Johnny du Plooy took part in a World Boxing Organization (WBO) title fight on Sicily, Italy, in May. Brian Mitchell of South Africa defended his (WBA) junior lightweight title against the Italian challenger Salvatore Bottiglieri at Capo d'Orlando, Italy. South African Chris Peter fought Italian Alesandro Duran on the same bill. South African Thulani Malinga fought the IBF super middleweight champion, Rocky Graziano Rocchigiani of the Federal Republic of Germany at Berlin (West). Brian Mitchell (South Africa) made the eighth defence of his world title against Jackie Beard of the United States at Crotone, Italy, in July. South African Siza Makhatini fought Franklin Otts (United States) on the same bill. South African Fransie Badenhorst lost to Fabrice Benichou of France at Frosinone, Italy, in June. Dingaan Thobela of South Africa fought Francisco Alvarez of the Dominican Republic in Puerto Rico in October. South African boxer Thulani Malinga beat Jose Felipe Quinones of Puerto Rico at San Juan, Puerto Rico, in October. Siza Makhatini of South Africa lost to Glenn McCrory of the United Kingdm in a fight for the IBF cruiserweight title at Middlesbrough, United Kingdom, in October. Kenny Mitchel of the United States defended his WBO junior featherweight title against South African Simon Skosana at San Juan, Puerto Rico, in September. Also on the bill was the fight between South African Petrus Mashlangu and Jose Rodriguez of Puerto Rico. South African Brian Mitchell defended his WBA junior lightweight title against Irving Mitchell of the United States at Lewiston, Maine, United States.

- 31 - South Africans Johnny du Plooy, Welcome Ncita and Grand Meessias took part in a WBO title fight at Syracuse, New York, in May. Bridge The South African National Bridge Championships were held in Swaziland in June. Ccapetitors from the United Kingdom, the United States and Taiwan, Province of China, also took part in the chanpionships. A mixed United States-United Kingdom bridge team carmpeted against a team from Western Province, South Africa, in June. The team included Irving Rose (United Kingdom) and John Moran, Kay Schulle and John Sutherlin (United States) . Canoeinq South African canoe biathlete Douglas Girling took part in several canoe events in the United States. The events were held at Scranton (Pennsylvania), on Staten Island (New York) and in New Jersey. Mel Stewart of the United States and Adrian Walker of the British Canoe Union took part in a canoeing clinic at Estcourt, South Africa. A South African Defence Force team took part in several ccpetitions in Europe. It was reported that most of the events were in France and Portugal. Chess Hans Gunther Kestler and Ludek Pachman, both from the Federal Republic of Germany, took part in the South African Chess Championships. Cricket The following overseas players took part South Africa after 1 April 1989: in cricket matches in Australia: Barbados: Ireland: United Kingdom: Mike Haysman Glen Hughes Kim Hughes Hartley Alleyne Sylvester Clarke Rod Estwick Allinson Johnson Kevin Curren Simon Base Rodney Bunting Michael Cann Andrew Clarke Russell Cobb John Maguire Rod McCurdy Steve Smith Collis King Dexter Toppin Emerson Trotman (now residing in the Netherlands) John Hardy Geoffrey Holmes Jeremy Lloyds Gordon Parsons

- 32 - Zimbabwe: Peter Rawson South African Omar Henry was employed as player/coach for the Scottish cricket team for the 1989 season. Another South African, , carrying a British passport of convenience, also played for the Scottish team. of South Africa was invited to play for the Chief Constable of Gloucestershire's team at Cheltenham, England. Several English county cricket clubs signed South African cricketers for the 1989 season. South African was appointed manager of Gloucestershire County Cricket Club, England. Cyclinq An international cycling team from Europe took part in a series of competitions in South Africa. The team included Willi Maggaty, Jurgen Maier, Olaf Schmidt and Dietrich Thurau of the Federal Republic of Germany and Peter Hermann of Liechtenstein. Francesco Moser, former world and Italian professional cycling champion, visited South Africa to attend major cycling events and to conduct coaching clinics. Several European veteran cyclists competed in the South African Veteran Cycling Association's four-day race. The following riders were identified: Austria: Joseph Schalk Belgium: Pierre Ryckewaert Netherlands: Robert van Lingen Wout van Putten Alan van Heerden and Hennie Wentzel of South Africa took part in the World Veterans Cycling Championship at St. Johann, Austria, in August. The following South Africans competed in the Belgium Veterans Road Championships and the Belgium time trial: Gerhard Genis, John Legge, George Matthews, Ian McKechnie, Alan van Heerden, Lennie van Heerden, Bob van Zyl, Dick Veenhof and Hennie Wentzel. South African Colin Sturgess took the world professional 5,000 metre individual pursuit title at Leon, France. Former Springboks Bobby Fowler, Ray Robinson, Tonmy Shardelow and Jimay Swift took part in cycling competitions in Helsinki. Four South African riders took part in competitions in France and the United States. Graham McCullum, Martin Sanders and Kevin Green spent two and

- 33 - a half months in France and rode for the ACC Marigny Club in Normandy. They cumpeted in 30 races. When the international (amateur) body heard that three South Africans were riding for the club, they telexed the club saying they could not ccmpete any more. Mark Wilkinson of South Africa competed in the United States. The following professional cyclists took part in the Rapport Tour held in South Africa in October: Belgium: Germany, Federal Republic of: Koen van der I aeken Oliver Klisch Dietlef Lengert Christine Bischof (manager) Michael Oberbaer Peter Sitzenstuhl Ingo Strassberger Italy: Portugal: South America: Inca Accoli Ilio Pastori Marzio Borelli Sergio Pastori Oriano Brugnoni Gianni Robuschi Giampero Maestri (manager) Mario Calado Manuel Jaito Jose Carrico Francisco Pedro Jose Pombo (manager) Herculando Rodriguez Manuel Victorino (manager) Fernando Cabrera Pedro Nachos Waldemar Castro Nestro Negro Romero Flores Roberto Ferrari (manager) Ricardo Rodrigues (manager) Spain: Switzerland: Luis Mavilla Francisco Zamora Theo Angeloni Patrick Ariis Paul Christen Martin Engeli Edgar Heim Gottlieb Kappeler Franz Mair Andreas Meier Swiss cyclist Edgar Heim competed in the Allied Tour at Cape Town and in the "Dunlop Kermesse" cycle race at Germiston, South Africa, in September. It should be noted that some overseas cyclists have used false names in their attempts to circumvent the ban on competing in South Africa. Equestrian Jane Whiteley of the United Kingdom was invited to officiate at the Sumer Horse Show held at Pietermaritzburg, South Africa.

- 34 Several South Africans competed in the "Swazi Soiree" held at the Royal Swazi Sun Hotel, Mbabane, in June. Geoff Billington and Stephen Whittaker, both from the United Kingdom, cumpeted in a showjumping event at Carswald Stables, Transvaal, South Africa. An overseas showjumping team took part in the Protea Show at Cape Town in March. The team included Paul Darragh of Ireland and Geoff Billington and Peter Murphy of the United Kingdom. Fencing A team from the Federal Republic of Germany competed in the "Epee Test" against South Africa at the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, in April. The team members, all from , were Volker Fischer, Jan Kiver, Franz Mohwald and Peter Spies. Football Several overseas footballers were signed by football clubs in South Africa. Some footballers from neighbouring countries used false names to avoid detection. The following were identified: Brazil: Valmie Roberto Bitencourt Otair Nogueira Pessoa Chile: Oscar Fabbiani Malawi: John Dzinbiri Frank Sinala Zambia: Fred Masuzgo Banda John Mofya Bernard Chizinga John Mwanza Noel Chomo Fighton Simakonde Lawrence Iota eranuel Silungwe Zimbabwe: Million "Boy" Ndlovu It should be noted that several players used false names to circumvent the ban on playing in South Africa and to avoid being detected. A group of overseas footballers played several matches against representative teams in various parts of South Africa in February. Many of the players were from Portugal and Paraguay. The Paraguayans included Omar Alonzo, Iuis Gonzalez and Victor lopes. A Portuguese indoor football team toured South Africa in July. The team was made up of Aderito Alves, Joao Cleto, Jorge Lourinha, Jose Manuel, Alexandre Marques, Carlos Tuxa Oliveira, Luis Pena (manager) and Rui Jorge de Ribeiro. A South African women's football team competed in two international

- 35 tournaments in Italy. Golf The following overseas golfers took part circuit during 1989: Men in the South African golf Australia: Canada: Colombia: France: Ireland: New Zealand: Spain: Swaziland: Switzerland: Taiwan, Province of China: United Kingdom: United States: Bruce Devlin Terry Gale Frank Edmonds Eduardo Herrera Quentin Dabson Yvan Houssin Arnauld Human Dave Feherty Chema Andrade Joe Dlamini Andre Bossert Ho Ming-Chung Chen Tze-Ming David Armour lea Birch Andrew Chandler Steve Cottingham Mark Davis Denis Durnian Brian Evans Jamie Gough Martin Green Phillip Harrison John Heggarty Mark James Paul Jones Simon Lee David Abell J. C. Anderson Angus Baker Brian Jones Graham Marsh Stuart Little Jonathan Lmas Michael McGuirk Malcolm McKenzie Gordon Millar Chris Moody Ian Mosey Andrew Murray Graham Oliver Willie Walker Graeme Wale Martyn Woodhouse Michael Yarnold Ian Young Ted Meier Robert Molt Jim Moodie

- 36 - Mike Baker Kurt Beck Jim Becker Don Bell Bob Biniak Philip Blythe Kevin Bolles Charles Bolling Eric Booker Bill Brask Mark Burk Mark Buros Bill Carey Greg Cesario Jon Chaffee Carl Cooper Ross Cooper Courtney Cox John Daly Jay Davis Joey Dixon Scott Dunlap Lee Elder James Estes Dale Faulkner Tony Feminis Jack Ferenz Mike Finster Bob Ford Robert Friend William Gabbert Kelly Gibson Mike Golden Jamie Gomez Jeff Hadley Chip Halcombe Martin Hall Dennis Harrington Andy Harris Lenny Hartlage Rick Hartman Phil Hatchett Michael Hicks Dave Hill Eric Hoos Tony Jackson Duke January Brandt Jobe Chip Johnson Jinwy Johnson Steve Jones William Kane Orville Moody Sandy Morrison Andrew Morse Rick Morton Sean Murphy Bobby Nichols Tam Nosewics Mike O'Gorman Mark O'Meara Joel Padfield Richard Parker Alan Pate Jim Plotkin Billy Poteat Dean Prange Richard Price Rich Pruchnik Bryan Prytz Francis Quinn Charles Raulerson Mike Reagor Don Robertson Tim Robinson David Roschman Hugh Royer Bobby Rucker Joe Sadowski Lawrence Salk Chuck Scally John Schabacker Jim Schaefer Steven Schaff Marty Schiene Evan Schiller Rea Schuessler Clayton Simmons Stephen Sipkin Brad Slater Bob E. Smith Stuart Smith larry Spielberg Greg Starkman Chip Sullivan Steve Thmas Hide Tokuhare Tomny Tolles Jay Townsend Chris Tucker Jim Vernon Fred Wadsworth Jim Wagner

- 37 - John Lee Ton Lehman Jamie Locke Brian Mahon Pete Matthews Mark McCann Bob McDonnell James McGovern Malcolm McKenzie Don Walsworth Dewitt Weaver Douglas Wherry Andy Worse Randy Wylie Mark Yannotta Dan Zimmerman John Zuppan Zane Zwenke Glenn James United Kingdom: United States: Nel Pip Andrade Kitrina Douglas Jane Fernley Elizabeth Glass Rae Hast Jane Hill Kathleen Hart Brenda tunsford Kelly Stenzel Beverley Huke Jo Rumsey Alison Sheard Judy Statham Claire Waite (now resident in South Africa) The following golfers competed in the Million Dollar Classic held at Sun City, in the South African bantustan of Bophuthatswana, in December. United Kingdom: United States: Sandy Lyle Andy Bean Chip Beck Ken Green Scott Hoch Don Pooley Scott Simpson Tim Simpson The Royal Swazi Classic held in Swaziland forms part of the South African golf circuit. Most of the golfers, including the South Africans, ccmpete in Swaziland. The following South Africans took part in the Pro-Am Championships at Mbabane in June: Andre Cruse John Fourie Dale Hayes Justin Hobday Simon Hobday Richard Kaplan Janne le Grange Steve van Vuuren Roger Wessels Chris Williams The South Africans listed below took part in the Hosken-Hollard Classic, Swazi Spa, Swaziland: Hugh Baiocchi John Bland Richard Kaplan Zimbabwe: Women

- 38 - Wayne Bradley Bobby Lincoln Hendrik Buhrmann Ian Palmer Steve Burnett Sean Pappas Teitus Claasens Ben Raal Ben Fouchee Robbie Richardson John Fourie Ashley Roestoff Robert Friend Phil Simrions Jannie le Grange Nico van Rensburg Jeff Hawkes Steve van Vuuren Simon Hobday Teddy Webber Ian Hutching Wayne Westner Dale Hayes Chris Williams Allan Henning Wilhelm Winsnes Phil Jones Mark Wiltshire The following South Africans took part in the , at Troon, Scotland, in June and July: Hugh Baiocchi Tony Johnstone 2/ John Bland Gavin Levenson Bryan Carter Mark McNulty a/ Steve Cottingham Ian Palmer Dan da Silva Chris Davison (amateur) Nick Price Ernie Els (amateur) Graeme Skeen David Frost Schalk van der Merwe Jeff Hawkes Terry Westbrook William B. Hendry Mark Wiltshire Justin Hobday South Africans N. Clark, Chris Davidson and C. Rivett took part in the British Amateur Golf Open. A South African team of three amateur golfers campeted for the Links Trophy at St. Andrew's, Scotland. The following South Africans took part in the European Professional Golfers Association (PGA) Tour in the United Kingda: Hugh Baiocchi John Bland Jeff Hawkes Tony Johnstone Gavin Levenson Mark McNulty Gary Player The PGA tour included the following tournaments: Benson and Hedges Tournament, Fulwood, York, England British PGA, Wentworth 2/ On a Zimbabwean passport.

- 39 Epsm Grand Prix, St. Pierre, Chepstow European Open, Tadworth Jersey Open, Jersey Murphy's Cup, Chepstow Panasonic European Open, Walton Heath, England PGA European Tournament, Chepstow Scottish Open, Gleneagles, Scotland Wang Four Star Event, Moor Park, Yorkshire, England Several South Africans participated in the Dunhill British Masters, Woburn, England. David Frost of South Africa competed in the World Match Play Championships at Wentworth, England. Several South Africans took part in the European in Switzerland in September. Hugh Baiocchi, John Bland, Jeff Hawkes, Gavin Levenson and Mark McNulty of South Africa took part in the European Golf Tour in 1989. The tour was made up of the following: EPA Tour, Crans-sur-Sierre, Switzerland , Chantilly, Paris, France , Monticello, Como, Italy , Portmarnock, Ireland Lancome Trophy, Paris, France Monte Carlo Open, Monaco Volvo Masters, Sardinia, Italy South Africans Fulton Allem, David Frost, Nick Price and Denis Watson took part in the Tenerife Open Championship in February. South Africans Hugh Baiocchi, John Bland, Jeff Hawks, Gavin Levenson and Mark McNulty, took part in the French Open in Paris in June. Tony Johnstone of South Africa gained entry to compete in two tournaments in Sweden by using a Zimbabwean passport. Sweden bans South African sports participation in its country. South Africans Tony Johnstone and Mark McNulty, using Zimbabwean passports, took part in the , Spain, in April. Mark McNulty of South Africa (using a Zimbabwean passport) took part in the Baleric Open at Santa Ponsa, in Majorca, in March; Spain does not allow South Africans to compete in its country. He also took part in the Portuguese Open at Lisbon in October and the Munich International Tournament, also in October, and, using his Zimbabwean passport, in the in February. South Africans Tony Johnstone (on a Zimbabwean passport), Gavin Levenson and Mark McNulty (on a Zimbabwean passport) took part in the Cannes Open in France in April.

- 40 - South African Nick Price took part in the Canadian Open in June. South African Craig Campbell took part in the Canadian Airlines Tournament in Quebec in July. South Africans Hugh Baiocchi, John Bland, Gavin Levenson and Mark McNulty (on a Zimbabwean passport) took part in the German Open at Frankfurt in August. South Africans Hugh Baiocchi, John Bland, Jeff Hawkes, Tony Johnstone (on a Zimbabwean passport) and Gavin Levenson took part in the Four Stars Championship at Rickmansworth, England, in June. South Africans Hugh Baiocchi, John Bland, Jeff Hawkes, Tony Johnstone (on a Zimbabwean passport), Gavin Levenson and Mark McNulty (on a Zimbabwean passport) took part in the British Masters at Woburn in June. South Africans Fulton Allem, Hugh Baiocchi, John Bland, John Elland, Gavin Levenson, Mark McNulty and Gary Player took part in the Benson and Hedges International Championship at York in July. South Africans Fulton Allem, Bobby Cole, Trevor Dodds, David Frost, Harold Henning, Tony Johnstone (on a Zimbabwean passport), Ronnie Mckann, Gary Player, Nick Price (on a Zimbabwean passport), Denis Watson, Mark Westner and Wayne Westner competed in the United States golf circuit. The tournau ents included the following: Atlanta Classic, Georgia B.C. Open, New York Beatrice Western Open, Oak Brook, Illinois Bell Classic, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Classic, Massachusetts Boston Classic, Sutton, Massachusetts Buick Open, Grand Blanc, Michigan Byron Nelson Classic, Dallas, Chattanooga Classic, Tennessee Classic Tournament, Harrison, New York Colonial, Fort Worth, Texas Disney World Golf Classic, Lake Buena Vista, Florida Doral Open, Miami, Florida Doug Sanders, Seniors Classic, Houston, Texas Greensboro Open, Greensboro Greater Greensboro Open Greater Hartford Open, Cromwell, Connecticut Greater Milwaukee Open, Wisconsin Hawaiian Open, Honolulu, Hawaii Hawaii PGA Heritage Classic, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina Independent Open, The Woodlands, Texas Insurance Open, Texas Invitational Tournament, Orlando, Florida Jude Classic, Memphis, Tennessee

- 41 - Kmper Open, Potomac, Maryland Las Vegas International Tournament, Nevada Los Angeles Open, Pacific Palisades, California LPGA Championship, Kings Island, Ohio LPGA Turquoise Classic, Phoenix, Arizona Mazda Senior Tournament, Florida McNeil Classic, Malvern, Pennsylvania Memorial Tournament, Dublin, Ohio Million Dollar International, Castle Rock Murata Seniors Reunion, Frisco, Texas Newport Cup Golf Tournament, Newport, Rhode Island PGA Championship, Oak Brook, Illinois PGA Classic, Williamsburg Phoenix Open, Scottsdale, Arizona Players Championship, Ponte Verda, Florida Potomac Tournament, Washington, D.C. RjR Seniors Tournament, San Antonio, Texas San Diego Open, La Jolla, California Seniors Chrysler Cup, Sarasota, Florida Seniors Classic, Houston, Texas Seniors Classic, Kenmore Seniors Open, Ligonier, Pennsylvania Southern Open, Columbus, Ohio South Western Bell, Seniors Classic, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma St. Christopher's Seniors Classic, Pennsylvania Tournament of Champions, Carlsbad, California US Open, Rochester US Masters, Augusta US PGA, Hawthorn Woods Walt Disney Classic, United States Westchester Classic, Harrison, New York World Series, Akron, Ohio South Africans Fulton Allem, David Frost, Harold Henning, Gary Player, and Nick Price participated in a PGA Seniors Championship at Coral Springs in Florida. South Africans Harold Henning and Gary Player participated in the Murata Seniors, Reunion, Texas, in April. South Africans Nick Price (on a Zimbabwean passport) and Anthony Fdward took part in the South , Australia, in Noveber. A South African women's golf team toured Taiwan, Province of China, in March. South African Sally Little took part in the Turquoise Classic at Phoenix, Arizona, in March, the Dinah Shore Open at Ranchio Mirage and the Hermitage Classic Women's Tournament at Nashville in April, and the Du Maurier Classic at Montreal, Canada, in July.

- 42 - South African Laurette Maritz took part in the Hennessy (Wamen's) Cup at St. Germain-En-Laye, France, in May. South African taurette Maritz took part in the French Wanen's Open in June. Laurette Maritz of South Africa copeted in several tournaments in the United Kingdom including the British Women's Open at Ferndown, England, in August and the European Players Championships at Macclesfield, England. South African S. Van Wyk took part in the European Women's Open in Surrey in September. Gymnastics A South African women's gymnastics squad went to Salt lake City, Utah, for a two-week training course. Mark Lee, an Olympic coach of the United States team at the 1988 Olympics, conducted the course. Overseas men's and women's gymnastics teams took part in two tests in the Open Series against South Africa at Durban and Pretoria. The countries of origin of the men's team were withheld, but they are believed to be from the United States. The women's team was from the United States. Mark Esposito Tom Glyn David Moriel Craig Scholnick Kurt Waller United States: Megan Albred Amber Doi Audrey Mathison Monica Shaw Lichia Soto Mark Lee (coach) An overseas team competed in the Opel South Africa Cup in Cape Town in August. The team was made up of the following: Pretoria and Men Switzerland: United States: Women Switzerland: United States: Laurent Godel Hugo Schmidli Scott Irwin Maja Buesser Kim Francis Carrie Pierce Christian Tinner Alfred (Roland) Schlatter (coach) Men: Women:

- 43 - TWenty-three gymnasts from the Federal Republic of Germany took part in the Railfreight Gymnaestrada at the , South Africa, in October. Hockey A team of veteran hockey players from Durban, South Africa, played 11 matches in the United Kingdom during a three-week tour. Horse racing South African jockey Bartie Leisher rode in Hong Kong during 1989. The following jockeys toured South Africa in November: France: Eric Saint Martin Ireland: John Reid South Africa: Michael Roberts (has ridden principally in Britain since 1986) United Kingdom: Bruce Raymond Greville Starkey Walter Swingburn Earlier, they were barred from riding in Mauritius because of their South African connection. Karate A South African karate team competed in Italy in February. Christopher "The Badger" Baxter, Adalberto Leal and Chip Ross from the United States all competed in the World Professional oampetition at Potchefstrocm, South Africa, in April. Kickboxing A South African kickboxing team competed in an international event at Milan, Italy. Lifesaving A senior South African lifesaving team took part in competitions in Taiwan, Province of Taiwan. The team was made up of Jacques Coetzer, Zeray Moolman, Justin Potgieter, Helga Sergel and Peter Whiting. Martial arts A South African team competed at the United States National Kung Fu Ccmretition at Houston, Texas, in September.

- 44 - The South African Fastfit kung fu team took part in the Sixth International Chinese K)oshu Tournament at Las Vegas, Nevada. Motor sports The following overseas speedway riders took part in several ccapetitions in South Africa in January and February: United Kingdom: United States: Andy Galvin Richard Knight Mark Loran Chris Louis Neville Tatum Rob Tilbury Kelly Moran Fred Andrews, Jeff Glass and Jeff Hicks of the United States took part in the Camel Indoor International Supercross event at Sun City, South Africa. Motor car racing Racing drivers from the Federal Republic of Germany and Canada took part in the Porsche 944 Turbo World Cup at Kyalami, South Africa. The teams included the following: Germany, Federal Republic of: Canada: Roland Asch Hans Bernartz Dieter Koll Niki Leutweiler Georg Pacher Rick Bye Claude Gou Richard laporte Rudiger Schmidt Karl-Heinz Schrey Rene Vogt Wolfgang Wolf Jacques Lelievre Brian Malcolm David Tennyson It was reported that United States off-road motor racing driver Roger Mears had competed in two events in South Africa in February. South Africa's George Fouche took part in the Fuji 1,000-kilometres race in Japan. Bobby Aking Jr., Fred Baker and David Finch of the United States took part in the Porsche Turbo Cup race meeting at Kyalami, South Africa, in May. South African Sarel van der Merwe raced in the International Porsche Turbo Cup event at Le Mans, France. Mercedes Stermitz of Austria, Jorg van Onmen and Georg Pacher of the Federal Republic of Germany and Bobby Aking Jr. of the United States took part

- 45 - in the Porsche Turbo Cup international event at Kyalami, South Africa, in July. Three overseas drivers, Mercedes Stermitz of Austria and German Fredi Briedl and Bobby Aking Jr. of the United States, competed in the "Spring Speed Fever" meeting at Kyalami, South Africa. South African racing driver Wayne Taylor competed in the last round of the IMSA Series at Del Mar, California, United States, in October. The following overseas racing drivers took part in the Porsche Turbo World Cup event at Kyalami in November: Austria: France: Germany, Federal Republic of: Mercedes Steritz Bob Wollek Roland Asch Andy Bovensiepen Fredi Briedl Ellen Lohr Klaus Ludwig Rudiger Schmidt Jorg van Onmhen Rene Vogt United Kingdom: Derek Bell In March, two South African polo teams competed in Chile. A South American polo team visited South Africa in July to play in the J & B International Series. The following overseas players took part in the series: Argentina: Uruguay: Erasmus Goti Guillermo Besozzi Frederico Rohr Franklin Secco Juan Miguel Secco Rafael Secco Rowinq South African Keith Reid competed as a representative of the Federal Republic of Germany at the World Veteran Championships at Vichy, France, and won the over-50 sculling event. He also took part in two other events in France. Several South Africans, including Naas Botha, Jannie Breedt, Kobus Burger and Gerbrand Grobler, played in Italy during the South African off-season. A group of South Africans took part in a festival match in Chile in March. Polo

- 46 A Chilean team, Universidad Catolica, toured South Africa in March. Several South Africans sneaked into a rugby festival match held at Toronto, Canada, in September. As the Canadian Government does not allow South Africans to take part in sports events, the players had to employ clandestine methods to participate in the festival. Their manoeuvres were only uncovered at the end of the match. The Paraguayan national under-23 rugby team known as the Midas Colts toured South Africa in July. The team consisted of the following: Vidal Benitez Carlos Escobar Eduardo Helsecke Jose Helsecke Juan Lopez Oscar Moriera Pedro Mosciaro Marco Nunes Ariel Nunez Guillermo Ramas Oscar Sequira Luiis Sosa An international invitation rugby team toured South Africa The team was made up of the following: Australia: in August. William Campbell Greg Martin Mike Hartill Rod McCall Tam Lawton Ian Williams Kerry Fitzgerald (referee) Bob Templeton (coach) England: France: Northern Ireland: Scotland: Jeff Probyn Paul Rendall Pierre Berbizier Marc Cecillon Denis C1harvet Jean Philippe Elhorga Roland Bertranne (assistant manager) Mike Teague Peter Winterbottcn Jean Pierre Garuet Franck Mesnil laurent Rodriguez Philippe Sella Steve Smith Willie John McBride (manager) Keith Robertson Anthony Clement Phil Davies Mike Hall Phil John Robert Jones Robert Norster David Pickering Mark Ring Paul Thorburn Paul Turner Accompanying officials: Sir Ewart Bell (Irish Rugby Union) Wales:

- 47 Eirwyn Davies (Welsh Rugby Union) Ronnie Dawson (Irish Rugby Union) Ron Don (New Zealand Rugby Union) Hermas Evans (Welsh Rugby Union) Joe French (President, Australian Rugby Union) Noel Henderson (Irish Rugby Union) John Kendall-Carpenter (Chairman, English Rugby Union) Patrick Madigan (Irish Rugby Union) Harry McKibben (Irish Rugby Union) Keith Rowland (Secretary, International Rugby Union) Jack Siggins (Irish Rugby Union) Jack Sullivan (New Zealand Rugby Union) Alun Thomas (Welsh Rugby Union) Gwylym Traherne (Welsh Rugby Union) Terry Vaux (Welsh Rugby Union) Ivan Vodenovick (New Zealand Rugby Union) Rhys Williams (Vice President, Welsh Rugby Union) Shootinq South African marksman J. W. Human won the South Africa Trophy at the National Smallbore Rifle Association meeting at Bisley, England, in August. He oulpeted as a member of the English National Smallbore Rifle Association. Snooker of South Africa competed in the following tournaments in the United Kingdom during 1989: Benson and Hedges Masters Tournament Rothmans Snooker Grand Prix, Reading United Kingdom Snooker Championships, Preston World Snooker Championships, Wembley, London South Africans Peter Francisco and Silvino Francisco competed in the British Open Snooker Championships at Derby in March, the BCE International Tournament at Stoke-on-Trent and the World Championships at Sheffield in April. Silvino Francisco of South Africa took part in the Asian Open which was held at Bangkok, Thailand, in August. South Africans Francis Ellis, Robbie Grace and Jimmy van Rensburg took part in the British Open Championships in September. An English team made up of Darren Clarke and Dave Harold competed in a series of events in South Africa in November and December. Sports for the disabled Four disabled athletes from the United States took part in the South - 48 African Chapionships for the Disabled. The four athletes are Mike Champicn, Don Matt, Jim Osman and Trish Zorn. South African Stuart Hailstone competed in the English league and in the British Closed Championships. He also took part in various international tournaments using a British passport of convenience. The international tournaments included the at Madrid in March, the Paris Open in April and the Singapore Open in Septeber. South African Craig van der Wath participated in the British Open in London in April. Frank Ellis of Scotland and Simon Taylor of England spent a season in Western Province, South Africa, and took part in the Anglo Dutch EP Open Men's Squash Chanpionship at Westview, , in April. They also coupeted in the Transvaal Open at Johannesburg in May. A six-strong South African team took part in a squash tournament at the Kingsbridge Sports Centre, Devon, England, in March. Several overseas players competed in the South African Women's Squash Championships and other competitions. They included: Australia: Liz Irving Ireland: Rebecca Best Israel: Claire Levine New Zealand: Annette Owen Switzerland: Beatrice Beautschmann United Kingdom: Alison Cummings Suzanne Burgess-Horer Fiona Geaves Helen McFie A former British squash champion, Sue Cogswell, was appointed national co- ordinator of the South African Women's Squash Racquets Association. Surfinq South African surfers David Malherbe and Shaun Thomson took part in the first event of the 1989 Association of Surfing Professionals World Tour at Santa Cruz, California, United States. South Africa's Justin Strong competed in the Aloe Up Cup of Surfing at New Smyrna Beach, at Florida, United States. Several South Africans competed in the World Wave Ski Surfing Ciampionships held at Fistral Beach, Torquay, England.

- 49 - South Africans David Malherbe, Noel Rabme and Justin Strong cmipeted in the Baon Instinct Pro Surfing aamionships at Ericeira, Portugal. Several South Africans competed in the European leg of the World Surfing Championships held at Hossegor and Biarritz, France, in August. Steve Anderson and David Malherbe of South Africa took part in a surfing cumpetition at Soulac, France, in July. Twelve South African men and women competed in the AAA Quick Silver Lacanna Pro Surfing Contests, France, in August. Shaun Thomson of South Africa competed in the Rip Curl Pro Contest at Landes, France, in August. Shavonne Hill took part in the women's event. South Africans Justin Strong and Shaun Thomson took part in the XXXX Classic at Surfers Paradise, Queensland, Australia, in November. They also competed in the BHP Steel International ASP World Tour event at Newcastle Beach, New South Wales, Australia. Justin Strong of South Africa competed in the Alternative Pro Surfing Championships at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in October. Brad Gerlach of the United States won the Malibu International Surfing Pro-am at Durban, South Africa, in June. Eleven British water polo players who made a rebel tour to South Africa in 1988 were banned by the world swinming body, FINA, from all competitions for two years. The banned players are: S. Baker K. Roberts A. Buckley R. Tamylin P. Elson G. Tonks P. Gilham G. Ward I. Grimwood A. Wollston P. Hallwood Tennis The following players took part in the Standard Bank Cup tennis (international) tournament held at Johannesburg, South Africa: Australia: Brad Drewitt Israel: Michael Daniel Boaz Merenstein Amit Naor

- 50 - Mexico: Jorge Iozano United States: Marty Davis The following overseas players took part in the Standard Bank Challenger at Durban, South Africa, in August: Australia: Brett Richardson Czechoslovakia: France: Rafael Pedros Israel: Michael Daniel Italy: Ugo Colombini Puerto Rico: Miguel Nido United Kingdon: Stephen Botfield United States: Rill Baxter Johan Kriek Scott Brown David Pate Kevin Curren Robert Seguso Chuck Swayne Ken Flach Greg van Embrugh Venezuela: Alfonso Mora Nicolas Pereira The following overseas players took part in the Standard Bank International Tournament in Rondebosch in Noveiber: Australia: Brad Drewitt France: Peter Ballauf Italy: Francesco Cancellotti Ugo Colcmbini United States: Paul Koscielski L. Duncan David Pate Iuke Jensen Robert van T'Hcp Mark Keit

- 51 - The following overseas players took part in the South African Tennis Circuit, including the South African Open Chainionships, in 1989: Men Argentina: Australia: Gonzalo Fernandez Daren Cahill Peter Doohan Brad Drewitt John Fitzgerald Brett Richardson Peter Ballauf Rafael Pedros Germany, Federal Republic of: Rene Gramninger Marcus Hintermeier Alex Hornung T. Kosmol Julian Link Jorg Muller Milan Palme Harald Rittersbacher Thomas Schaeck Holger Speker H. Aronowitz Michael Daniel G. Kovalski Francesco Cancellott Paolo Cane Boaz Merenstein Amit Naor T. Roma L Ugo Colcmbini United Kingdom: United States: Stephen Botfield Austen Brice Sean Cole A. Adler Matt Anger Paul Annacone Julian Barham John Boytim Paul Chamberlin Mike Conroy Kevin Curren Marty Davis Scott Davis Mike de Palmer L. Duncan Gary Engleman Paul Hand S. Johnson J. Turner Scott MCdeer Francisco Montana C. Norris Peter Palandj ian Scott Partridge David Pate Robert Pellizzi A. Poole Joey Rive Robert Seguso Leif Shiras N. Smith France: Israel: Italy: Mexico:

- 52 Women Argentina: Australia: Belgium: Germany, Federal Republic of: Netherlands: United Kingdom: United States: Greg Failla Ken Flach S. Flippin-Read Chris Garner Philip Johnson Kelly Jones Paul Koscielski Johan Kriek A. Perez Gimenez Susan Katzen Ilse de Ruysscher Sylvia Freye J. Viljoen A. Brice Denise Parnell Louise Allen Rosie Casals Chuck Swayne Tom Toomey A. van Allen Greg van Embru:h Robert van T'Hop R. Whichello Todd Witsken Mark Keit Molly van Nostrand Sharon Walsh-Pete The following overseas players competed in the Standard Bank World Doubles Challenge at Johannesburg, South Africa, in May: Australia: Mexico: United States: Brad Drewitt John Fitzgerald Wally Masur Jorge Lozano Paul Annacone Marty Davis Ken Flach Johan Kriek David Pate Robert Seguso Todd Witsken A so-called tennis international between South Africa and the United States was held at Johannesburg, South Africa, in October. The following made up the teams: South Africa: Dinky van Rensburg

- 53 - United States: Louise Allen Rosie Casals Molly van Nostrand Sharon Walsh-Pete An international team made up of Louise Allen and Anne Smith of the United States and Louise Field of Australia played against a South African team in the Triumph International Test at Johannesburg, South Africa. Amanda Coetzer, Elna Reinach and Dinky van Rensburg formed the South African team. In September a team from the United States played against a South African team in the Nashua Cup Under-21 Tennis Challenge. A leading United States tennis coach, Allen Fox, conducted coaching clinics in South Africa. Craig Campbell of South Africa competed in the Canadian Airlines tennis tournament at Ste.-Adele, Quebec, in July. The following South Africans took part in the Australian men's circuit: Charles Honey Pietie Norval The tournaments, all in January, comprised the Australian Open at Melbourne, the New South Wales Open at Sydney and the South Australian Open at Adelaide. and Dinky van Rensburg of South Africa took part in the Australian women's circuit in the Australian Open at Melbourne and the New South Wales Open at Sydney. Ros Fairbank and Dinky Van Rensburg, both from South Africa, took part in the Australian Women's Hardcourt Championships at Brisbane, in January. The following South Africans competed in the United States tennis circuit: Peter Aldrich Benjamin Barnard Neil Broad Andrew Burrow Craig Campbell Royce Deppe Howard Herr Charles Honey Mark Kaplan Stefan Kruger Barry Moir Kevin Moir Gary Muller Tertius Reynders Michael Robertson Byron Talbot Christo van Rensburg Danie Visser The circuit included the following tournaments: American Bank Classic, San Diego, California Men

- 54 ATP Championships, Cincinnati, Ohio Clay Court Championships, Charleston Eagle Classic, Scottsdale, Arizona Grand Cypress Classic, Florida Grand Prix Tournament, Indian Wells, California Grand Prix, Los Angeles, California Hall of Fame Championships, Newport, Rhode Island International Players Championships, Key Biscayne, Florida International '89 Tournament, Vermont International Tournament, New York International Tournament, Stratton Mountain, Vermont Jersey Classic, Mahwah, New Jersey OrB Interational Tournament, Schenectady, New York Sovran Classic, Washington Stella Artois Men's Championships, Queens, New York Tournament of Champions, New York US Hardcourt Championships, Indianapolis, Indiana US Indoor Championships, Memhis, Tennessee US Men's Pro, Boston, Massachusetts US Open, Flushing Meadow, New York US Open Qualifying Tournament US Pro Indoor, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Volvo Tournament, Memphis, Tennessee Orlando Classic, Orlando, Florida Amanda Coetzer Rosalyn Fairbank Robyn Field Rikki Gaddie Lise Gregory Lesley O'Halloran Margaret Redfearn Elna Reinach Karen Schinper Dinky van Pensburg The circuit included the following tournaments: Women's Championship, Illinois Eckerd Open Florida Women's Championship, Boca Raton, Florida Indian Wells Women's Tournament, California International Players Championships, Key Biscayne, Florida New England Women's Tournament, Worcester, Massachusetts OrB International Women's Tournament, Schenectady, New York South Carolina Women's Tournament, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina Tampa Open, Largo, Florida US Open, New York US Women's Hardcourt Championships, San Antonio, Texas Virginia Slims, Albuquerque, New Mexico Virginia Slims Open, Arizona Virginia Slims, Dallas, Texas Virginia Slims, Houston, Texas Virginia Slims, Oakland, California Virginia Slims, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Virginia Slims, Wichita, Kansas Women:

- 55 Washington Women's Tournament, Washington Women's Tournament, Amelia Island, Florida Women's Open, Phoenix, Arizona Three South Africans, Michelle Anderson, and Grand Stafford, took part in the Italian Junior Tennis Championships at Milan in May. TWo of South Africa's top under-14 tennis players, and , took part in the Winkler International Junior Championships held at Nuremberg, Federal Republic of Germany. South Africans Michelle Anderson, Erda Crous, Mariaan de Swardt, Robyn Field, Gaynor Ford, Janine Humphreys, Joanette Kruger, Elizma Nortje, Cindy Summers and Louise Venter took part in the Satellite Tournament at , Israel, in November. Grant Adams of South Africa competed in the Israeli Satellite Circuit. South African Christo van Rensburg took part in the Tel Aviv Grand Prix during October. South Africans Howard Joffe and Richard Lubner took part in the Maccabi Games in Israel in July. South African competed in the Italian Satellite tennis week at Brescia, Italy, in January. The following South African tennis players were allowed to take part in the European tennis circuit in 1989: Men: Pieter Aldrich Gary Muller Neil Broad Pietie Norval Warren Green Michael Robertson Charles Honey Byron Talbot Stefan Kruger Christo van Rensburg Barry Moir Danie Visser The tournaments included: Beckenham Grasscourt Championships, Kent, England Bristol Men's Trophy, England English Open, Sutton Coldfield, England European Community Championship, Antwerp, Belgium French Open, France Grand Prix Tournament, Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany London Grasscourt Championship, England London Indoor Grand Prix, England LTA Challenger Tournament, Croydon, England Masters Doubles, London, England Men's Grasscourt Championships, Bristol, England Nabisco Men's Tournament, Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany

- 56 Linda Barnard Amanda Coetzer Mariaan de Swardt Rosalyn Fairbank Robyn Field Lise Gregory Elna Reinach Karen Schimper Dinky van Rensburg The tournaments included: Beckenham Grasscourt Championships, Kent, England Eastbourne Women's Tournament, Sussex, England Edgbaston Women's Tournament, Birmingham, England LTA Challenger Tournament, Telford, England European Indoor Tennis Tournament, Zurich, Switzerland French Open, Paris, France , Switzerland International Tournament, Filberstadt, Federal Republic of Germany Italian Women's Open, Rome, Italy Virginia Slims, Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany West German Open, Berlin (West), Federal Republic of Germany Women's Tournament, , England Women's Tournament, Strasbourg, Federal Republic of Germany Women's Tournament, Berlin (West), Federal Republic of Germany The following South African tennis Tennis Championships 1989 at Wimbledon, qualifying tournament at Roehanpton: Men: Pieter Aldrich Neil Broad Andrew Burrow Royce Deppe Wayne Ferreira Charles Honey Stefan Kruger Denys Massdorp Women: Linda Barnard Gail Boon Rosalyn Fairban) Robyn Field Rikki Gaddie Several South Africans competed in Juan, Puerto Rico. players participated in the lawn England, in June/July, including the Frew McMillan Kevin Moir Gary Muller Pieter Norval Tertius Reynders Michael Robertson Grand Saacks Byron Talbot Christo van Rensburg Danie Visser Lise Gregory Elna Reinach Karen Schinper Dinky van Rensburg J. Wood a junior tennis tournament at San Rolf Meier (Austria) and Ntsukunyane Letseka and Relebohile Motsepa (both of Lesotho) took part in the National Video Junior Tournament at Johannesbrg, South Africa. Women:

- 57 - South Africans Wayne Ferreira and took part in the French Open (junior boys) in June. South African Michelle Anderson took part in the French Open (junior girls) in June. South Africans John-Laffine de Jager, Wayne Ferreira, Clinton Marsh and took part in the boys section of Wimbledon in July. South Africans Michelle Anderson, Amaria Coetzer, Rikki Gaddie, Toni Gaddie and Roanne Walkerley carpeted in the girls section of Wimbledon in July. Several South African took part in junior competitions in the United States. The competitions included the Rolex Tournament at Miami and the International Junior Tournament, New York. Tenpin bowlinq Phillip Philippon and Julie Smith of South Africa underwent an extensive coaching programme by a leading tenpin coach in the United States in September. Tranmpolining The following overseas players participated in an international trampolining tournament at Johannesburg, South Africa, in August: Switzerland: United States: Markus Angst Fredy Armati Thomas Sutterlin Andrew McCall The following overseas participants Pretoria in August: campeted in the LDxavia Test in Men Switzerland: United States: Women United States: Markus Angst D. Gross Joe Harris Monica Boyce Andrew McCall G. Spehar Triathlon A triathlon team from the United States took part in several competitions in South Africa in March and April. The United States team was made up of Rob Bistodean, Emilo de Soto, Janet Mamon and Fred Roberts.

- 58 - South African triathlete Douglas Girling competed in the United States biathlon circuit (cycling/running). Water-skiing An Australian barefoot water-skiing team took part in the Nashua sponsored international series against South Africa in April. The cumpetitions were held at Kimberley and Vereeniging, South Africa. The team was put together by the World Barefoot Water Ski Council president, Franz Kirsch. He was also reported to have taken part. The Australian team consisted of: Ken Derry, Jr. Bradley Mead Dodd Dwyer Shane Pugh Wayne Farrell David Shadwell Ken Derry (manager) Rod Trevillian A water-ski team from five overseas countries took part in an international speed ski series of three meetings in South Africa in March. Among the overseas water-skiers were Mike Avila and Rose Johnson of the United States. Yachting South African Bertie Reed and his yatch, Grinaker, competed in the 1989/90 single-handed round-the-world Globe Challenge. Three juniors from Italy and the United Kingdom took part in the South African Optimist (junior) National Championships. Thirty-five South African yachts took part in the Crystic Beachcamber Crossing between Mauritius and Durban in September. The race, organized by South Africa, included several yachts belonging to the South Africa Defence Force.

- 59 - Annex II aISOLUAMT LTSr OF SFcmmm AND - HD PARICIPATD IN SPRTIS EVENTS~ IN SOUTIH AFRICA IFR 1 SEPTEMBEt R 1980 T0 31 IUKMNE 1989* sport Sportsperson Boxing (professional) Roberto Al faro Abel Breur Roberto Candori Fominho d'Elia Ramon Dominguez Cesar Duarte Lorenzo Garcia Walter Gomez Santos Laciar Juan Domingo Malverez Julio Melure Juan Antonio Musladino Ruben Pardo Hector Patri Pascual Polanco Victor Robledo Jesus Romero Adolfo Rossi Ramon Soria Tito Lectoure chess Golf Hockey Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Miguel Quinteros Roberto de Vincenzo Horatio Servetto (umpire) Carlos Reuteman Ricardo Zunino Horacio Araya Santiago Araya Juan Jose Blaguier Luis Maria Blaguier Jorge Allen Marcos-Maria Baeck Gonzalez Beccar-Varela Sliso Branca Marcello Campo Diego-Maria Cash Andres Courreges Serafin Dengra Jorge de Prat Gray Martin Blaguier Enrique Braun Erasmus Gcti* Maximo Paz Gustavo Milano Buenaventura Minguez Fernando Moral Marcello Morelli Andres Nicholson Jose-Maria Palma Tcmis Petersen Juan Pablo Piocardo Hugo Porta * Names marked with a single asterisk are new listings. Argentina Polo Rugby

- 60 - Ricardo de Vedia Francisco Elizagaray Guillermo Holmgren Marcello Lopez- Imizoz Bernardo Miguens Javier Miguens Domingo Beriatua (administrator) Alejandro PacCio Martin Sansot Alejandro Schiavo Diego Cuenesta Silva Fabian Turnes Ernesto Ure Fernando Venegas Oscar-Carlos Martinez-Basante (manager) Hector Silva (coach) Rugby teams Shooting Tennis Cordoba Fisherton College Los Toros (also known las Naciones) St. George's College Alvero Aquico Braghini Gurcio Men Jose-Luis Clerc Gonzalo Fernandez* Robert Saad as Banco de Muga Ranfgeni Recio Women A. Perez Gimenez* Aeronautics Boardsailing Tracey Tabart Men Boating (inflatable) Body building Bowls Boxing (professional) Cricket Greg Beecham Ben Derwent Bruce Gardner Bernie Kelly Men Sanmy Ioanides Barry Salter Kevin Barry Paul Toweel Vic Toweel Mike Haysman* Glen Hughes* Kim Hughes* Pascale Menage Women Kathy Illington John Maguire* Rod Mceurdy* Steve Smith* (cont'd) Rigby (cont'd) Australia Women

Murray Hall Ben Lyons Graham Marsh* Greg Norman Ted Per Peter Thcmpson C. Witcher Australian national team Gymnastics Horse racing Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Netball Polo Power boating Powerlifting Rugby Phillip Cheetham Darren Gauci Alan Jones Monica Duncan Cheryl Thomas Allison Emes Jenny Ward Joanne Kinsman Ann Watson Roberta Monaghan Katie Wright Kathy Stevens Wendy Young Lorraine Deceker (manager) Irene Timothy (coach) Jaime Mackay Richard Walker Craig Bailey Peter Carr Mike Nielson Ian Purdon Yuris Sterns (manager and coach) William Campbell* Greg Martin* David Campese Rod McCall* Glen Ella Sandy Muston Roger Gould Stan Pelecki Mike Hartill* Ian Williams Tan Lawton* Kerry Fitzgerald (referee) * Joe French (official)* Bob Templeton (coach)* Charles Wilson (manager) 2/ Now living in the United States of America. Australia (cont'd) - 61 - Cycling Golf Bruce Bruce Terry David Brian Devlin #/ Craxqton Gale* Graham Jones* Gymkana

- 62 Eddie Charlton Men Australia (cont'd) women Snooker Squash Surfing Tennis Men Daren Cahill* Rod Chippendale Peter Dochan* Mark Edmundson H. Egger John Fitzgerald John Ireland Ian Barclay (coach) Mark Kratzmann* Carl Linberger Wally Masur Brett Richardson* Andrew Ritter A. Seymour J. Smith laurie Warder Mark Woodford Simon Youl Frank Donnely R. George D. Haseltine Geoff Hunt Mark Mounsey Tristan Nancarrow Greg Pollard Chris Robertson Ross Thorne Dean Wallace Dean Williams Greg Anderson Robbie Bain Rabbit Bartholomew Paul Burnett Ian Cairns Greg Day Ted Deerhust Luke Egan Gary Elkerton Bryce Ellis Gary Green Damien Hardman Cheyne Horan Derek Hind James Jennings Wes Taine Kingsley Looker Barton Lynch Dave McCaulay Rae Anderson Sharon Bradey G. Brecka Vicki Cardwell Carin Clonda Liz Irving Mary Jo Reid Rhonda Thorne Margaret Zachariah Richard Marsh John Mingram Dave Monley Mark occdhiluppo John Payne Matthew Pitts Tony Ray Mark Richards Mark Scott Roger Shackleton Greg Smith Gary Timerley John van der Kork Graham Wilson Glen Winton Paul Wise Nicky Wood Brett Worth

Tennis (cont'd) I. Cunningham Louise Field* Susan Katzen* Tracy Morton P. Wignal Water-skiing Ken Derry Jr.* Dodd Dwyer Wayne Farrell* Franz Kirsch* Bradley Mead* John Pennay Ken Derry (manager) Women Sharon Stekelenbuxg wrestling (professional) Shane Pugh* Brett Sands David Shadwell* Rod Trevillian Robbie Woods Caveman Harris Mario Milano Peter Sladerer Austrian National Freshwater Angling Team Archery Boardsailing (windsurfing) Bodybuilding H. Heger Walter Indra W. Panzenberger Men P. Krenn Alfred Tischler Walter Wurzinger Bernard Brandstaetter Marco Brandstaetter Helmut Turk Gunther Sessler H. Stutleny Wcmen KFarin Hauser I. Lehner U. Muller Norbert Sattler Andi Wolfhardt Karl Robatsch Georg Aschacher Gerhard Mitmamwgruber Walter Obersberg Kurt gaingruber Wol fgang RaMestorfer Eddie Wolfhardt Max Raub (coach) Gerhard Schonbacher Wolfgang Teinicke Klaus Traxler G. Trost Horst Ziering Australia (cont'd) - 63 - Women Men Austria Angling Canoeing Chess Cycling

- 64 Cycling (veterans) Fencing Football (soccer) Golf Gymnastics Karting Austria (cont'd) Women Gudrun Gabriel Joseph Schalk* Men Robert Blaschka Peter Carlson Franz laimer Dietmar Posch Men Stefan Fussenegger Udo Kalb Werner Moerzinger Perry Gronstra Johann Urhofer Irene Binder Sandra Boesch Birgit Schier Rosa Dvoracek (coach) Astrid Waldman (coach) Thomas Urhofer Painer Wimmer Lifesaving Austrian National Life Saving Team Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Gerhard Berger Niki Tauda Walter Lechner Andreas Perschl Fritz Riendl Mercedes Stermitz* Table tennis Tennis Water-skiing Cricket Heimo Blacher D. Fetter Manfred Gosdam Anton Hunmel Heinz Muller Bernhardt Violesi F. Wladhausl A. Naihbauer Bernhard Pils Robert Teurezbacher Hartley Alleyne* Sylvester Clarke* Rod Estwick* Allinson Johnson* Evelyn Eckel Elfriede Wiltsche Collis King* DEter Toppin* Emerson Trotnian*V a_/ Now residing in the Netherlands. Women Men Women

- 65 Athletics Boxina (professional) Cycling Cycling (veterans) Belgium Eddie Feliers Jacques Huesdeus Nestor Meert Jean-Paul Praet* Andre Reinaert Bachir Chaarane Franky Decaesstecker Philippe Fondue (manager) R. Beelaert P. de Block A. de Mits Edrich Bloem J. Bonnel R. Bukacke Dov Colman Arnold Demunck Frans Dubbeldam J. Vandanm (manager) A. Verbraeken (manager) Pierre Ryckewaext* Disabled sports Equestrian sport Football (soccer) Golf Gymnastics Hockey Michael Cant Chris da Crane Remi van Ophem Zoe Bates Francoise Mathy Fons Bastijns Marie-Noelle Herkens Dominique Pelser Aileen van der Hagen Fabiola Gillet Willie Plume (coach) J. D. Buisset Patrick Danfrenses Rene van Welde Pol van Winkel E. Muschs L. Putters tucien Taelman* Piet van den Berghe Patrick van den Broecke Emile van den Herrenweghe Freddie Demeulenaere* Yves Monsieur Jose Seys P. Goethals Eddie Merckx Marcel Serlippins Stan Tourney Koen van der Laeken* P. van Rentergen Jean van der Berghe C. Verplanke W. Vinke

- 66 A. de Clerk P. Germonpre Robert Gucassof Jean-Marc Hallet D. Hanet 0. Hanssen Thierry Manneback D. Meese Michael Derweduven (coach] Luc Mellotte (captain) Jean-Philippe Remy Patrick Remy J. M. Sterno Denis Thibaut de Maissieres Eric van den Benben Bernard van Strijdonck Ice skating Judo Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Shooting Tennis Eric Krol inda van Troyen Eric Andans Freddy Billon Patric Brouwers Wim de Bruycken Thierry Bautsen Jacky Ickx G. Hoef Men P. Brewerman Alain Brichant Johan de Preter Dennis Langaskens E. Priem J. P. Richter C. van der Weghe J. van IAngendonck Raymond de Clerc Nico de Mexhalck Rudy Fruylier Women Karel de M4iynok Ilse de Ruysscher Marlene de Wcuters I. Dumont Anne Gabriel N. Mabille Water-skiing Jean Claude D'Bigarde Walter Kees Yves St. Viteux Nadine de Ceuster A. Salazar Matthews Motshwarateu Terrence Mkiuting Belgium (cont'd) Hockey (oont'd) Men Bolivia Botswana Women Golf Athletics Football

- 67 - Brazil Athletics (veterans) Boardsailing Boxing (professional) Manuel D'Almeida Pereira dos Santos Boxir (professional) Football Golf Gymnastics Hang gliding Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Tennis Joao Levy Pepe Lopez R. Boesel Nelson Piquet Men T. Koch Cassio Motta Don Farquharson Stefan Fekner* Michael Fabbro Derwith Frazer* Jinmy Gradson Jacqueline Pires Ayrton Senna Chico Serra Women Luciana Oorsata Claudia Mnteiro L. Schwanke Equestrian sport Jimy Elder Paulinho Amorin Valmie Roberto Bitencourt* Joao-Freitas Camilo Gaucho Cunho Nilson Severino Dias Kaka Ferreira Amaurio Filho Paulo Cesar Martins Julio Cesar Coelho Morals Waldek Almeida Nascimento Otair Nogueira Pessoa Jorge Pinto Alfonsinho Reis Thadeu Ricci P. Diniz Jaime Gonzalez Men Women Canada

- 68 - Golf Horse racing Ice hockey Motor sports (motor car racing) Rugby Squash Swiming Tennis Wrestling (professional) Boxing (professional) Football Hockey Men David Ahern Al Balding Frank Edmonds M. Siegfried B. Stewart Ken Tarl ing Lloyd Duffy Robert King, Jr. Kevin O'Neill Rick Bye* Claude Gou* Richard Laporte* Hans de Goede Roe Hindson Spence McTavish Jamie Hickox Gary Waite Gail Amundrud P. Kolaric B. Millar Kojak Kirk Jose Antonio Badilla Oscar Fabbiani* Mario Varas Alejandro Albertz Pablo Boetsch Patricio Boffil Joaquim Juaco Ricardo Kapsch Alfredo Klempan Martin Koster Daniel Montoya Roberto Ordofiez Patty Grant Jacques Lelievre* Brian Macolm* David Tennyson* Rodrigo Ordofiez Juan Ortigosa Andres Ropero Sven Schonborn Michael Stockings Andres Sureda Gustavo Thiernann Joaquim Wessel Andrs Ziapel Horse racing Patricio Sasso Roberto Sasso Canada (cont'd) Chile

- 69 - Motor sports (Grand prix) Polo Rugby Colcmbia osta Rica Cete d'Ivoire Czechoslovakia Denmark Dadnican Republic Tennis Boxing Golf Gymnastics Angling Boxing (professional) Golf Tennis Cycling Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Tennis Water-skiing Boxing Eliseo Salazar Alejandro Fantini Gonzala Valdes Fernando Fantini Francisco Ochagavia Juan Eduardo Labbe Rodrigo Vial Gerardo Valdes Universidad Catolica Team* Andres Carrasco Julio Hoschschild Daniels Francisco Panella Andres Gardulski Robinson Ureta tuis Lazano Tomas Polo Felipe Oresco* Juan Rodriguez Eduardo Herrera* Raul Tello Rogelio Pardo Jorge Delgado Jean-Baptists Ahoule Keita Ibrahima (manager and interpreter) Libor Pimek* Gerdt Frank Michael Marcussen Jan Hendriksen H. Jentsh A/ Lisbeth Hoyer Francisco Alvarez* Eduardo Batista Danilo Cabrera Rafael Ramos Rafael Rodriguez Julio Solo Solana / Residing in the Federal Republic of Germany. Cdle (cont'd)

- 70 - Bgyp* Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Aeronautics (parachuting) Athletics Boardsailing Boxing (professional) Golf Keke Rosberg Jean-Paul Castel Patrick Paris Jacques Rantet Jean-Marc Bellocq* B. Gimenez Yves Noesmoen Fabrice Benichou* Jean Chanet Kamel Djadda Philippe Fondu (manager) Men Alain Limarola Daniel Loras* Frank Tiozzo* Women D. Bainee Quentin Dabson* Jean-Paul Gachet Yvan Houssin* Arnauld Human 0. Leglise P. Wakeford G. Watine Elaine Berthet Cecilia Mourgu D'Algue Sophie Lapaire Marie Louise Lorenzi Laurence Schmidlin Tennis Squash Rigby Andres GCnmez Madgi Saad Ahmed Safwat Mudassar Saned Savenaca Aria Sairusi Nayamolikolu Niko Baleiverata Joseva Qoro Pio Batiniu Alipate Rabitu Tomasi Camaneisenirosi Epeli Rakai Alifereti Dere Belagio Rara Iokimi Finau Ilisoni Sailosi Taitaifono Fone aiyava Salusalu Asaeli Hughes Laitai Savai Viliame Lilidamu laitai Savailfiremi Aidake Nadolo Tawake Epeneri Naituki Esala Teleni Rusiate Namoro Joe Toga Nalaco Naivogo Eatisoni Vaktalai Paula Nawalu Severo Waganibau Milton Floyd (assistant manager) Arthur Jennings (manager) Kirk Jennings (coach) Kili Rakaroi (captain) Fiji Finland France

Franae (cont'd) Hang gliding Horse racing Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Gerard Ihevenock Guy Guinard Alain Lequeux Phillipe Alliot Rene Arnoux Jean Francois Balde Claude Ballot-Lena Alain de Cadenet Louis Descrates Jean Pierre Frey Philippe de Henning F. Hesnault J. Jarier Jean-Claude Justice Francois Salabert Pierre Berbizier* Serge Blanco Daniel Bustaffa Manuel Carpentier Jean Claude Castagnet Marc Cecillon* Denis Charvet* Didier Codorniou Daniel Debrocco Phillipe Dintrans Pierre Dospital Jean Philippe Elhorga* Jean Pierre Elissalde Dominique Erbani Filles Fargues Patrick Faure Jean Pierre Fauvel Bertrand Gallion Jerome Gallion Serge Garbernet Jean Pierre Garuet* Bernard Herrero Jean-Baptiste Lafont Joris Benoit (coach) Roland Bertranne (assistant manager) Albert Ferasse (administrator) Rene Hourquet (referee) Pierre Massac (coach) Francis Palmade (referee) Gerard Verdoulet (coach) Eric Claudel - 71 Eric Saint Martin* Yves Saint Martin Dominique Lacaud Jacques Lafitte Jamel Messaoudi Patrick Oudet Didier Peroni Alain Prost Jean-Louis Ricci Antoine Salamin Philippe Streiff Patrick Tambey Bob Wollek Pierre Lancas James Legarto Jean Patrick Lescarboura Alain Lorieux Alain Malieg Claude Martinez Franck Mesnil* Patrick Mesny Michel Mntsarrat Laurent Pardo Philippe Pelissier Jean- Marc Pigeaud Aime Ravier Laurent Rodriguez* Patrick Ruiz Jean-Marc Saudete Philippe Sella* Alain Teule Richard Vasheron Pascal Vincent Bernard Vivies Jean Paul Volff Power boating Rugby Squash

- 72 - (oant'd) Gemra, Fedral P~pblic Tennis Triathlon Water-skiing Aeronautics of Angling Badminton Men Peter Ballauf* Christophe Casa c. Cordeu Pascal Deniau Bernard Fritz P. Gruchet Yannick Hesse P. Kuchna Rafael Pedros* B. Raifaitin Laurent Rizzo P. Ventura Roland Bertrand Michel Gavet Frederick Becker Herve Henry Yvon Le Gall Women Ann Bayard Marie-Christine Damas Lydia Vanhille Corinne Vanier Thierry Henri Falrice Trousset Marie Pierre Signeur Thierry Tellier Manfred Strossenreuther Werner Daub Heinz Memal* Werner Dobler Roland Strunz Manfred Lang Reiner Wahling Bernh Mehr Gerhard Sessler (manager) Horst Ulrick (manager) Men Women Volker Eiber Stefan Frey Harald Klaurer Thomas Kunster Ulrich Rost Markus Teurnich Boardsailing Boxing (professional) Martina Esser Mechthild Hagemann Dorett Hokel Catherine Hogie Petra Wilden Birgit Zorn Ralph Bachschuster Bjorn Schrader A. Ohm Klaus Walther Bernd August Ethem Ozekalim Manfred Jassmann Andreas Prox* Horst Nabolch (manager) Wolfgang Welke (manager)

- 73 GezunrW, Federal nbwic of Bridge Chess Cycling Werner Schneider Dirk Schroeder Wilhelm Gram Umoller Josias Prinz zu Waldeck Robert Hubner Hans Gunther Kestler* Ludek Pachman* Men W. Braun Jan Meier H. Dilbens Ian Muller T. Dilbens Manfred Nepp Heiner Goetz Hans Neulmayer Christian Goldschagg Michael Oberbaer* Helm Jaeger A. Rotermnr Gerhard Klein Olaf Schmidt* Oliver Klisch* Peter Sitzenstuhl* Deitlef Lengert* Ingo Strassberger* Reiner Liebert Dietrich Thurau* Willi Maggaty* Rudi Weeber Jurgen Maier* Rudolf Weimann W Alfred Kahlfuss (manager) Sigi Renz (manager) Women Christine Bischof (manager) * Equestrian sport Fencing Golf Gymnastics Klaus Brinkmann Rudi Zinmermann Volker Fischer Jan Kiver* Franz Mohwald* V. Bernhardt Oliver Eckstein W. Herrman T. Hubner Men Jurgen Aeiger Kalus Deneke Manfred Diehl Pieter Diehl Reinhardt Dietze Thomas Gross Albert Haschar Peter Spies* Heiner Thade C. Knauss T. Kugelnuldler Women Andrea Bieger Karen Engelhardt Simone Engelhardt Ewa Kuzla Brigitta Lehmann Suk-Ching Li* Bitte Meyer a_/ Resident in South Africa.

- 74 - Germny, Federal Republic of (cont'd) Gymnastics (cont'd) Steffen Jeschke Kathrin Rathleef Lutz Lehmann Beate Umlauf Michael Vetter Wolfgang Wagner Holger Wochnowski Wolfgang Heiber (coach) Zbigniew Kamasinski (coach) Michael Kreher (coach) Volker Rohrwick (coach) Ice hockey Ice skating Karting Modern pentathlon Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Bob Baier Pit Hinfurdner Peter Tedge Torsten Ostheimer Norbert Schramm Hans-Juergen Fueller Hanspeter Keifer Horst Linn Arno Bauhaus Achim Bellmann Volker Jenniches Christian Maerz D. Schumacher B. Seibold Rosetta Kirsch Peter Kuhn Men Roland Asch* Hans Bernartz* Andy Bovensiepen* Fredi Briegl* Walter Brun Jurgen Ditzinger Jochen Dauer Edgar Doren Hans Frechen Peter Fritsch Harold Grohs Bepi Handscher Hans Heyer Frank Jelinski Reinhold Joest Friedhelm Klopper Dieter Koll Siegfried Kopcke Herbert Kraal Niki Leutweiler* Peter Lippmann Klaus Ludwig Jochen Mass Volker Merl Siggi Maller Helmut Mundas Thcaas Neubert Georg Pacher* Albert Pfuhl Rudiger Schmidt* Dieter Schornstein Karl-Heinz Schrey* Hans Stuck Manfred Trinty Leopold von Bayern Jorg von Ommen* Rene Vogt* Volker Weidler John Winter Wolfgang Wolf* Women Ellen Lohr * Susanne Schmidt

- 75 - Germany, Federal Republic of (cont'd) Power boating Klaus Groetchel Herman Gruber Peter Komoll Hans Krage Manfred loth Rudi Reis Michael Werner Gunther Hans Bonner SC: team members formed from Hannover, Rietberg and Wiedenbruck: Norbert Amort Wolfgang Doring Friedrich Dreyer Frank Enklaar Heinz Fiedler Rolf Hartwig Jurgen Howelmeyer Robert Twele (manager) Liidger Josef Huipe Klaus-Ulrich Klob Hans lamberjohann Horst Paul Wolfgang Hans Lothar Macht Klaus Wichmann Manfred Wundram C. Collkomer Men Frank Posse Men Hans-Dieter Beutel Nils Brandau T. Busch Stefan Eggmayer A. Ender Thomas Fergg 0. Freund T. Froerer Ian Fudella Stefan Fueg R. Gehring Christian Geyer Rene Gramminger* M. Groeger Marcus Hintenneier* Alex Hornung Dieter Johle T. Kosmol* Florian Krumrey Klaus Langenbach Julian Link* Women Barbara HaTexschmidt Peter Moraing Alexander Mronz* Jorg Muller* Libor Nemecek Milan Palme* J. Peter Peter Pfannkoch Karsten Popp Wolfgang Popp T. Reinz Frank Rieker D. Riekert Harald Rittersbacher Herbert Sanrberg K. Saniter Thomas Schaeck* A. Siber Holger Speker* Carl-Uwe Steeb Alex Stepanek H. Suess Harold Theissen Paul Vienings Rowing Rugby Shooting Squash Tennis

- 76 - Fbdral flPulic of (cont'd) Tennis H. Luns Michael Westha1 Gerald Marzenell Christoph Zipf* Hans Winkler (administrator) Women Elize Berger Bettina Bunge Alice Danila Heidi Eistelchner Sylvia Freye* Sabine Hack Ute Janowski Jaoqueline Ktbsch Cornelia Lechner Cora Linnemann Gabriella Maluga Martina Pawlik Beate Reinstadler Pamela Wallenfels Water-skiing Berndt Jung Max Revlein General Golf Motor sports (car racing) Horse racing Rugby Athletics Aeronautics (parachuting) Boxing (professional) Equestrian Golf Steffani Herman Susi Strack Unterhagen Sports Club (Munich) V. Karatzias Costas Los Dimitris Papandreau Waichong Mawing Chris Wynne-Potts Attila Kovacs* Irish national team Jonjo Green Paul Darragh* Eamonn Darcy David Feherty Christy O'Connor J. O'Flynn J. O'leary L. Owens Men Women Imreary Ireland

- 77 Hockey A/ Horse racing Yarting Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Ireland (cont'd) Jonny MVicken Kenny Morris John Blythe (manager) Terry Gregg (coach) Kenneth Crossan Robbie McGrath Paul Dean A. Mctennan D. Fitzgerald Gerry McLoughlin Harry Harbison John Murphy John Hewitt Anthony O'Leary Jerry Holland Frank Quinn Alan Irwin David Irwin Steve Smith* Roman Kearney George Wallace Sir Ewart Bell (official)* Ronald Dawson (official) Robert Ganly (administrator) Noel Henderson (official) * J. Kiernan (coach) Malcolm Little (tour doctor) Patrick Madigan (manager) Harry McKibben (official) * Syd Millar (manager) Jack Siggins (official)* Men Women Willy Hosey Rebecca Best Marjorie Burke Mary Byrne Tug-of-war Irish national team Some of the hockey players could be from Northern Ireland. b_ He could be from Northern Ireland. Tonmy Allen Alvin Carson John Cole Norman Crawford Simon Filgas Pat Eddery John Reid* Ivor Greenwood Derek Daly John McGinley h/ Rugby Squash Tennis

- 78 Men Cecil Bansky Hilton Cohen Sam Skudowitz Louis Chatow Victor Cohen Avi Ben David Robert Drukman Alan Goldman Alex Guber Women Miriam Jankelowitz Manny leviny Clive Levy David Mazat Sam Omana Eben Rcuan Gykhana Gymnastics Soccer Squash Tennis Israeli national team Yehoda Bello Limor Freidman Petah Tikva Team Men Tal Ben Shahar H. Aronowitz* Michael Daniel* T. Frischer Ofer Gorsky A. Green Doron Hartal o. Jacob Yuval Karutzi G. Kovalski* M. Langman Johnny Moyal T. Sirak Women Claire Levine Amos Mansdorf Boaz Merenstein Oren Motevassel Amit Naor Shahar Perkiss T. Rma* S. Rosenberg J. Shenish E. Sinai Tomer Zinyermann Volleyball Athletics Boardsailing Alpha-Beton Team Boris Bakmaz* Men Karl Anderland Alfredo Barbera Paolo Barozzi Cesare Cantagalli* Maurizio Leporatti Vincenzo Pottino Helmut Reif Manuela Arcidiacono Elena Giolai Sonia Greo Irene Sensini Israel Bowls Boxing (amateur) Italy Women

- 79 - Italy (cont'd) Cycling Sergio Bianchi (assistant manager) Aliveirio Cendron (manager) Giampiaro Maestri (manager) Francesco Moser (coach) * B. Dassu Pietro Molteni Gymnastics Karting Modern pentathlon Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix Tennis Maria Misurielli R. Trapella A. Devand Piero Simoni Daniele Massala Michel Alboreto Mauro Baldi Fabrizio Barberio Pasquale Barberio Elio de Angelis Andrea de Cesaris Teo Fabi Carlo Facetti Giorgio Francia Martino Finotto Maurizio Gellini Piercarlo Ghinzani B. Gianccmelli Olindo Jacctelli Pierluigi Martini Piero Moretti Ricardo Patrese Rcmeri Rardaccio Bruno Sotty Gigi Taverna Men David Boredo Francesco Cancellotti Paolo Cane Daniel Marco E. Marturano Silvio Moine Luca Accoli* Franco Bellardi Fausto Benno Sergio Bettiol Mario Bodei Marzio Borelli* Gianni Boscolo Oriano Brugnoni* Umberto Buselli S. Carboni Francesco Cattarin Stefano Colla Tiziano Fava Angelo Gernari L. Giabani* Mauriziano Guareschi M. Mayer Livio Mora Stefano Notari M. Oggero Ilio Pastori* Sergio Pastori* Gigi Pavan Walter Piram R. Rabitti Gianni Robuschi A. Salvi Beppe Salvina Claudio Sartor Nando Sdevanin Renato Silvello Mario Trumbi M. Zoppi Golf

- 80 - Ivano Cappelloni Ugo Colcmbini M. Flippeschi Michele Fioroni Alessandro Fornaro Ocleppo Alberto Paris Roberto Raffa Angelo Tanganelli Marco Tura Women Sabina Sinmonds Ten-pin bowling Men Women Raimondo Capodaglio Edith Casolaro Giovanni Nuzzo Ambra-Luisa Facta Rossano Rossi Marilena Ferrari Stefano Schiano Silvana Panzini Enrico Vietre Patrizia Puccinelli Mario Tomassini Barbarossa (manager) Tower diving Men Women Boxing (professional) Danilo Cogrossi Enrico Stella Ryoji (judge) Yoshida (referee) Christina Betti Isao Aoki Masashiko Tanaka (coach) H. Veda Motor sports (car racing) Athletics (track and field) Gill Findlay Vincent Rakabaele Ernest Tjela Mohaleshoek Bowls Club Ronnie Malefetse David Modise Ismail Mokethlane Meshack Nkwadebeng mmanual Phamatse Leonard Ponoame Frank Rapulane Liedtenstein Cycling Peter Hermann* I -mor Gymnastics Carole de Marchi Manfred Diehl (coach) Italy (cont'd) Tennis (cont'd) Japan Golf Karate Tennis Kenya Ieso Bowls Football (soccer)

- 81 - Boxing (professional) Philemon Ayesu Ali Faki John Banda Sam Banda Lovermore Chafunya Jack Chamangwani Frank Chapotela Ernest Chirwali Joe Chitsime Pedro Dandize John Dzimbiri* Bennett Gondwe Edward Luagala Holman Malungu Kennedy Malungu Duff Mathandalizwe (alias Wanda Chafunya) Isaac Matsinya Clifton Msiya Faneul Muthali Les Mvuba Shadrack Mwale Castigo Mwando Cedric Nakhumwa Jimy Npamba Lameck Nyangu Lawrence Perrera Lanson Phiri Ricky Phuka Zakes Rajabu Frank Rapulane Edward Salmore Albert Sibiya Frank Sinala San Snewe Kingsley Tembo Stephen Zimba Football (soccer) Squash Boxing (professional) I'bzautique Netherlands Tennis Football (soccer) Angling Martin Cardenas* Mario Coronado* Hijino Deleone* Abraham Garcia James Martinez Ramon Munez* Jorge Lozano* Eden Katango Eden Moleka Ali Nkuna Farook Nkuna Francisco Ortiz* Roberto Rubaldini* Jesus Gallardo Silva* Vidal Talles* Ricardo Valera Gerardo Velasquez* Alfred Nyapuli Anando Osman Aristides Zaza Kees van den Tooren Boardsailing (windsurfing) Men Eric Groenewoud* Marco Tellier Olaf van Tol* Ben Wesseling Women Onno Tellier Rudy Kuipers Cycling (veterans) Robert van Lingen* Wout van Putten* NaLawi S. White Mexico Cycling

- 82 - Netherlands (cont'd) Karting Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Power boating Shooting Tennis Jasper Blom Piet Hartog Peter de Bruyn Jan Ianmiars Arthur Mostert Cees van der Velden W. Hillen Men Leo Kloos Jeroen Viscaal Frank van Bglem Huub Rothengat Women Anton Panmn Johan Vekemans Eric Willborts Lisa Iots-Koot Amy van Buuren J. Viljoen* Water-skiing Kick Smoll Marion van Dijk Yachting New Zealand Bodybuilding Bowls Cycling Golf Lifesaving (surf) Paddle-skiing Polo Polocross Rigby Peter Manves Donald Stedman Peter Belliss Neil Wylie Bob Charles Steve Booton Cecil Coffin Brian Evans Bryce Gregory Michael McDonald John Aldermann Chris Jones Stuart MacKenzie John Gasson Peter Gasson Gary Harris Albert Anderson Marty Berry Scott Crichton Alan McVicar Boris Sokratov Steve Trevett Deane Tulley Bryan Hancock (manager) Robbie Saunders Steven McDowell Steve Pokere Hika Reid Men Women

- 83 No Zealand (oont'd) Rugby (oont'd) Squash Bryce Robbins Kevin Eveleigh Craig Ross Frank Shelford John Gilmer Craig Green Jack Hobbs Gary Knight Alan ihetton Robert Kururangi David Ioveridge Neil Young Ces Blazey (administrator) Ron Don (administrator) Graham Eden (official) a/ J. G. Fraser (administrator) Ian Kirkpatrick (manager) Frank McMullen (linesman) (coach) Jack Sullivan (official)* Ivan Vodenovick (manager) Men Women Craig Blackwood Tony Brettkelly Bruce Brownlee Men S. Cargo David Lewis 0. Parun Russel Simpson Robyn Blackwood Linda McLure Annette Owen* Joana Williams Women Brenda Perry Water-skiing Squash Tim Carroll Fred Green Robbie Green Warren Herbert Mark McDonald Maarten Green (manager) Mohamed Ali Scmjee b/ Peter Old Frank Reynolds Richard Reynolds Damon Rundstra Leanne Sowry ,2/ Now living in Fiji. b_/ Reportedly living outside Pakistan Tennis Pakistan

- 84 Boxing (professional) Pedro Avila Bernardo Checo Jose de la Cruz Lopez Daniel Delgado Alfredo Layne Alejandro Miranda Mario Moreno Julio Ruiz Carlos Trujillo Mercado Villalcbos (judge) Omar Alonzo* Luis Gonzalez* Victor Lopes* Club Universtario Vidal Benitez* Marcos Cino Carlos Escobar* Eduardo Helsecke* Jose Helsecke* Juan Lopez* Oscar Moriera* da Ascuncion (Curdo) Pedro Mosciaro* Marco Nunes* Ariel Nunez* Guillermo Ramas* Oscar Sequira* Luis Sosa* Football Rugby Tennis Basketball Bodybuilding TAP Lusoglobo* (women's team) Carlos de Matos Mario Calado* Manuel Jaito* Jose Carrico* Carlos Marta* Fernando Carvalho Jose Passos Marco Chagas Francisco Pedro* Manuel Cunha Antonio Pinto B. de Sousa Herculando Rodriguez* Antonio Fernandes Alexander Ruas Fernando Fernandes J. Santos Jose Fernandes Americo Silva Lionel Fernandes J. Vale Paolo Ferreira M. Zefferino Orlando Alves (assistant manager) Jose Bombo (assistant manager) Venceslau Fernandes (manager) Francisco Nunes (official) Jose Pombo (manager) * Manuel Victorino (manager) * Paraguay Peru Hugo Chapacu Francisco Gonzalez Victor Pecci Jose "Pepe" Peiia M. Busato Karin Strohmeier Polo Rugby Tennis Portugal Cycling

- 85 - Aderito Alves Manuel Manelica Azavedo Paulo Azavedo Joao Cleto* Rui Jorge de Ribeiro Jose Ze Alberto Ferreira Jose Milagre (coach) Luis Pena (manager) * Jorge Lourinha* Jose Manuel* Alexandre Marques* Carlos Tuxa Oliveira Paulo Simoes F. Figuereido Gymnastics (acrogymnastics) Table tennis Athletics Boxing (professional) Maria Correia Catia Messias Alda da Silva Maria Neto Susana Marques Gil Mota (coach and judge) John Pinho Dominigo Catalan* Antonio Mestre Meseguer* Alfredo Evangelista Jose Garcia Enrique Soria (manager) Ramon Soria (manager) Carlos Rodriguez Felipe Rodriguez Cycling Luis Mavilla* Francisco Zamora* Equestrian sport Alfonso Servovia Chema Andrade Juan Anglada M. Ballesteros Severiano Ballesteros Don Quixote Team Tomas Pardo Santiago Santos Juan Avendano Jose Figueras Potsosto Khoza Richard IDkhele Super Mabuza Matthews Mandlazi Len Mashebela Dmisani MDhlongo Manuel Calero R. Foreman J. Lopez Jose-Maria Olazabal Daniel Marco Marco Perez-Hubert Pete Mncina Siphiwe Mncina Tony Saulus Abel Shongwe William Shongwe Absolm Thindwa _ Also known as Scara (Absolom Thindwa). Porbial (cont'd) Football Golf Golf Hockey Rugby Tennis Swzilanx Football

- 86 Tom Dhlamini Joe Dlamini Switzerland Aeronautics (parachuting) Bodybuilding Chess Eric Mueller Swiss Skydiving Team (drawn largely fraf the "Phantom Club") Rivasi Pin Deuce Viktor Korchnoi Theo Angeloni* Patrick Ariis* S. Boehni Rolf Brunner Paul Christen* Martin Engeli* W. Fabrif Heinz Furter Edgar Heim Charly Herbert Roman Hermann Sigmund Hermann Heinz Isler Gottlieb Kappeler* N. Kraus Jurg Hess (manager) Gerhard Schrauner (manag Men Andre Bossert* Michael Buchter Ivan Couturier K. Elbaradie Thomas Gottstein P. Jacquet J. Storj ohann Men Hans Peter Kuhnis Hans Lederman Leo Leuner Franz Mair* Andreas Meier Harold Mueller Peter Obrist Karl Roth Stefan Sandmeier Leo Schoenenberger Rolf Senti Peter Steinger C. Vicenti Eddy Vontobel er) Women Marie-Christine de Werra Regine lautens Evelyn Orley Pia Ullman Women Bruno Cavelty Boris Dardel Laurent Godel* Markus Lehman Markus Muller Marco Piatti Birgit Bacbmann Andrea Batholet M. Benigni Maja Buesser* Lara Comandini Bettina Ernest SwazilIand (oont'd) Golf cycling Golf Gymnastics

- 87 - Switzerand (cont'd) Gymnastics (cont'd) Judo Rene Pluess Marisa Jervella Claudio Rossier Susi Latanzio Flavio Rota Syrta Meister Hugo Schmidli* J. Sagesser Alex Schumacher Natalie Seiler Christian Tinner* Nicole Streuli Jurg Waibel Daniel Wunderlin Sepp Zellweghe Ferenc Donath (coach) Theres Hafliger (coach) Jean-Pierre Jaquet (coach) Alfred (Roland) Schlatter (coach) Peter Taubler (coach) Marcel Wey (coach) M. Kondo Karting Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Charles Geudel Paul Geudel Gerhard Lindinger Enzo Calderari Rolf Glasser Paul Gudel Claude Haldi Peter Hirsiger Nicolas Leutwiler Pierre-Alain Lcmard Antoine Salamin Mark Surer Peter Wyss Swiss Alpine Rugby Club Vernon Munnick (organizer) Nick Appeleryn Brida Beccarilli Peter Egloff Rend Frei Nick Hames Men Ivan Schneider Men Stefan Bienz Stefan Cambal Vojko Fersch T. Krapl Marc Krippendorf Stefan Medem G. Neuenschwaier R. Stussy Chris Heintz Phil Stevens Felix Thomas Fritz Waddburger Terry Wilson Women Beatrice Beautschmann* Women Catherine Augsberger Andrea Martinelli Karin Staupfli Rugby Shooting (bisley) Squash Tennis

- 88 Switzerland (cont'd) Traqmlining Tug-of-war Water-skiing Rugby United Kirxjdcz Angling of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Athletics Badminton Markus Angst* Fredy Armati* Thomas Sutterlin* Swiss national team Men Jean-Iuc Cornaz Jean-Franroise Fischer Jean Freudiger Claude Hildenbrand Dieter Hoffer Tali Eteaki Alamoni Liavaa Takai Makisi Samiu Mohi David Andrews Nick Carter Gary Dunk John Emery D. Froud Dickie Gordon Steve Hatton Joe Holland Mick Kearney Malcolm MacDonald Peter Morrell H. Murphy Vic Gutteridge Steve Sharp Men Women Jacqueline Pfeiffer Hakaeoto Topou Vilame Kakato Tali Eteaki Joe Murray John O' Brien Peter Peck "Bimbo" Perring John Reece R. Renesto Clive Richards Ray Rush Chris South Mick Toamer Norman Witt Alan Yates Women Boardsailing (windsurfing) Stuart Elliot Gary Scott Tim Stokes Eddie Sutton Billy Taylor Mike Tredgett Billy Walker Andrew Wood Gary Hind David Perks Lindsay Bracken Rita Dur-ian Eva Elliot Cathy Redhead June Shipman Barbara Sutton Kathy Tredgett

- 89 - Uited Kinqkn Bowls (cont'd) Friends of the Lion/UK Masters* Stuart Weaving (organizer)* Hylton Armstrong John Bell Russell Evans Mal Hughes Boxing (professional) Bridge Canoeing Chess Cricket Dave McGill Joe Rogan George Turley Willie Booth Chris Jacobs Walter Clayton Paul Lister Harry Cowap Terry Magee Najib Dako Gary Maxwell John Davies* Dave McCabe AndyDeAbreu JohnMoody Barry Ellis Mick Morris Steve Gee Ray Newby Johnny Good* Keith Parry Jonjo Green Kostas Petrou Antonio Harris Brian Roche Brian Holmes* Gavin Stirrup Donny Hood Peter Till Lenny Howard* Robbie Williams Archie Kassler (manager) Paddy Murph (manager) Kim Cope Brian Mervis Irving Rose* Adrian Walker* John Nunn Men Simon Base* Rodney Bunting* Michael Cann* Andrew Clarke* Russell Cobb* John Hardy* Geoffrey Holmes* Jeremy Lloyds* Gordon Parsons* Women Julie Abbott Angel Bainbridge Enid Bakewell Pam Crain Gail Donnison Coral Handley Cathy Harris Karen Joblin Megan Lear Ms. Martin Jill mCconway Sue Moran Mary Pilling Kim Price Ruth Prideaux Niki Rowlands Ms. Sellec Avril Starling

- 90 United Kingdom Cricket (cont'd) (cont'd) Helen Leath Maragret Taylor Margaret Leath Ms. Weaver Pat iovell Pamela Grooves (manager and captain) Philip Bell L. Fleetwood D. Jenkins F. Kelly John Legg sports Men John Gronow Paul Huball Roy Dunbar (manager) Len Manners John Scott John Tonks R. Travis R. Whyte Women Yvonne Hawtin Hazel Randall Men Geoff Billington John Brown Lionel Dunning Alan Fazackerly Geoff Glazzard Peter Murphy* Stephen Whittaker* Women Camille Crow Pam Dunning Julie Greenwood Debby Johnsey Jane Whiteley (official)* Milija Aleksi Geoff Merrick Gary Bailey David Nish Peter Borota Kevin O'Neill Darren Bradley Stuart Pearson Frank Carrodus Eric Potts Mike Channon Barry Powell Brian Greenhof Ian Ross Billy Jennings Gordon Smith Paul Jones Stuart Turnbull Kevin Keegan Dave Watson Don Masson Mark White Sir Stanley Matthews Osher Williams Raymond McGuiness Frank Worthington John Barnwell (manager) Jimmy Gordon (masseur) Ji=y Hill (consultant) Dennis Roach (organizer) Graham Taylor (coach) Jack Taylor (referee) Men David Armour A. Barber P. Barker J. Bennett* Stuart Little Sandy Lyle R. Mann Gordon Manson Cycling Disabled (bowls) Equestrian sport Football (soccer) Golf

United Kingdom Golf (cont'd) (cont'd) G. Birch Lea Birch* Simon Bishop David Blair P. Bradley S. Brady Nicholas Brown Simon Brown Nigel Burch Paul Burley Phil Burnhope Andrew Chandler Howard Clark P. Cook Steve Cottingham* Paul curry Mark Davis I. Dougan P. Dunn Denis Durnian David Eddy Brian Evans Jamie Gough* J. Graham Martin Green Neil Hansen Phillip Harrison a P. Hedges John Heggarty M. Higgins Warren Hunphreys Derek James Mark James Nick Job C. Jones Paul Jones* Mark Kingsley Brian Lawson Robert Lee Simon Lee* Graeme Lennie 0. Matlou P. Mckarry M. MoGee* Michael McGuirk* Malcolm McKenzie David Melville Gordon Millar* Chris Moody T. Morgan P. Morley Ian Mosey Andrew Murray* Andrew Oldoorn Graham Oliver T. O'Nion Peter Oosterhuis T. Parker Phillip Parkin A. Payne D. Poole D. Pugh Mark Sharman Brian Sharrock Dennis Sheehy Phillip Sierociski R. Smith Nick Squire A. Strange Andrew Sutcliffe Glen Taylor M. Thnmas Peter Thomas Sam Torrance Willie Walker* Ron Wardill Paul Way Graeme Whale* Martyn Woodhouse* Ian Woosnam Michael Yarnold* Ian Young a_/ This entry refers to Phillip Harrison, who participated in the South African Golf Circuit, and should not be confused with Peter Harrison, another golfer who has never participated in golf events in South Africa. - 91 - Men

- 92 - United Kingcku Golf (cont'd) (oont'd) Women Nel Pip Andrade* Jane Fernley* Jane Hill* Beverley Huke* Jane Howard Jo Rausey* Alison Sheard* Judy Statham* Claire Waite Ali Walters Gymkhana Gymnastics Hockey English national team Susan Dando Hayley Price Barry Winch John Reeves (coach) Men John Grinmner Nick Henry Dave Smith Women Hilary Brady Moira Conway Laura Dobbs Catherine Gall Carol Garvey Joyce Kenyon Moyra Gibson (coach) Horse racing Judo Willie Carson Paul Cook Pat Edery Eddie Hide Tony Ives Michael Kinane Team from Wales Men Elarnor Mcamara Jane Powell Mary Powell Janet Smith Paula Standish Carol Unwin Joe Mercer Lester Piggott Bruce Raymo Steve Smith Eccles Greville Starkey Walter Swingb=r A. Brown Andrew Davis Gwyn Davis T. Johnson L. Jones Terry Jones N. Kaotaylo Julian David (manager) John Reynolds (manager) Alan Kondrua Michael Reynolds J. Smith C. Sturgess Keith Walters C. Williams Women Julie Abrums Ann Caurd Carol Entwistle Salley Henbrow Helen Morgan Helen Wantling Sandy Wilkins

- 93 - United Kingdom Karting (cont'd) Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) (speedway) Polo Power boating Men Women Brian Heerey Martin Hines Malcolm Turner K. Acheson Nick Adams Rob Arthur Derek Bell Lawrence Bristow M. Brundle Tom Dodd-Nobie John Fitzpatrick Geoff Harris Nigel Harris Ian Harrower Tim Harvey Brian Henton Colin Ackroyd John Barker Andy Canpbell Rob Dolman Robbie Fuller Andy Galvin* Derek Harris Dave Jessup Richard Knight Mark Loran* Lord Charles Beresford Robert Graham Carolin Hoy Robbie Herrin Tim ree-Davey Geoff Iees J. Palmer Richard Piper Tony Pond Marin Pryor Robbie Stirling John Walters Derek Warwick John Watson Mike Youles Chris Iouis* Charlie McKinna Andy Reid Peter Smith Peter Tarrant Kelvin Tatum Neville Tatum Rob Tilbury Dave Trownson Steve Wilcock John Walker David Yeoman Men Andrew Chamber Paul Cloulowe Phil Duggan Andy Elliot* John Hill Anthony Hiscock Charles Holmes Roger Jenkins Steve Kerton Steve Lajoie Joe Marenghi Peter Marerighi Alastaire McNulty Geoff Purves Mark Shorto Dene Stallard* Mike Stardring Simon Tostevin Dave Trotter Tony Williams Mark Wilson Terry Wright Women Patti Barker Tracey Clarke Donna James

- 94 - United King Powerlifting (cont'd) Rugby Arthur White Bangor Rugby Club (Northern Ireland) Cardiff Rugby Club (Wales) English National Rugby Team Gloucester Rugby Club (England) Welsh Academicals (Wales) Welsh Crawshays John Allan* John Knowles Mark Bailey D. larner David Leslie Steve Brain Michael Lewis Steve Burnhill R. Lewis Chris Butcher Richard Moriarty E. Butler Robert Norster D. Church John Palmer Anthony Clement* Gary Pearce Maurice Colclough John Perkins J. Collins Alan Philips Jeremy Cooper David Pickering* Russell Cornelius Malcolm Preedy Dave Cusani N. Price Jeff Probyn* P. Daniel Elgan Rees Phil Davies Paul Dodge Michael Richards R. Dyer Mark Ring* Gwyn Evans Keith Robertson* Ray Giles John Scott H. Gilson Terry Shaw Owen Golding Mike Sleman M. Gravelle Steve Smith Jonathan Griffiths Jeff Squires John Hall Nick Stringer Mike Hall* Tony Swift Mike Teague John Horton Paul Thorburn* Robert Hughes Kevin Thomas Andy Irvine Mark Titley David Jacobs David Trick Jeffrey Jenkins Paul Turner* G. John Clive Williams Phil John* K.W.M. Williams David Johnstone Peter Williams M. Jones Peter Winterbottam Robert Jones* Eirwyn Davies (official)* Hermas Evans (official)* Richard Greenwood (coach) (tour manager) Russell Jenkins (secretary) Cliff W. Jones (administrator, Wales) John Kendall-Carpenter (official) * - 95 Uited Kingdm Rugby (cont'd) (cont'd) Shooting Snooker Squash Willie-John McBride (manager-Northern Ireland) Syd Millar (team official) Derek Morgan (team manager) Arthur Rees (team manager) Ken Rowlands (referee) Alun Thomas (official) * Gwylym Traherne (official) * Terry Vaux (official)* Neville Walsh (manager) Rhys Williams (official)* Felbridge Invitation team-members: John Baldwin David Nunn John Boxall Mark Reid Neil Daytell Paul Reid Mark Fletcher Andy Roda John Green Rob Ryden Martin Haag Chris Sheasby Mark Hancock Nigel Smith David Harris Ben Stork Simon Hill Andy Sutton David Hinkins Rupert Vessey John McFarland Charles Vyvyan Andy Mullins Mickey Williams Andy Robinson (captain) Jamie Salmon (coach) Harry Townsend (coach) Dave Imiby Darren Clarke* Paul Gibson John Hargreaves Men Gawain Briars Adrian Davies Frank Ellis* Dave Harris Mark Hornby N. Ingledew J. re Vievre J. Lilley D. Lloyd K. May Chris McManus Paul Millington R. Millman Simon Taylor* Dave Thomas B. Watkins Dave Harold* John Rees Women Paula Anderson Jayne Ashton Suzanne Burgess-Horner Sue Cogswell Alison Cumnings Fiona Geaves* Samantha Langley-Foster* J. Leach Helen McFie* Leslie Moore Lisa' Opie Flavia Roberts Pamela Sales Angela Smith Ruth Strauss Nicki Sturgeon

- 96 - United Kindam (cont'd) Squash (cont'd) Surfing Swimning Paul Way Geoff William Jonah Barrington (coach) Rath Taylor Heather Wallace Debbie Turnbill (coach) D. Cook Baker* Buckley* Elson* Gilham* Grimwood* Hallwood* Pberts* Tamylin* Tonks* Ward* Wollston* Table tennis Andrew Barden Denis Neal Lindsay Taylor Carole Knight-Moore Angela Tierney Men Daniel Ahl Stephen Bale Jeremy Bates Stephen Botfield* Austen Brice Nick Brown Jason Clunie Sean Cole Gary Engleman D. Felgate M. Frankel Nick Fulwood Paul Hand M. Holland S. Ickringell S. Johnson* Clive Knightly Alfred Leighton Richard Lewis Tony Michell G. Pierzhalski Andrew Robinson Nigel Sears Jonathan Southcumbe J. Turner* M. Walker J. Whiteford Women A. Brice* Amanda Brown Lesley Charles Annabel Croft Rina Eina Ellinore Lightbody Tug-of-war Water-skiing Denise Parnell Lisa Penmington Christine Power Katie Rickett Kim Seddon Belinda Thmrpson Virgina Wade Lincoln Team Tony Cocs Richard Mamnering Nicola Racey Ian Ramsay Men Women Tennis Tennis

- 97 United )KU (cont'd) Wrestling (professional) Yatching Scrubber Daily Giant Haystacks Harold Cudmore Tiger Singh Dave Viking General administrators William Hicks Richard Jeeps (former Chairman, British Sports Council) Andy Ripley Stuart Weaving (entrepreneur)* United States of America Aeronautics Angling Athletics (track and field) Linda Meyer Kermit Weeks Crawford Adams Wolly Adams Charles Anderson Men Kevin Adkins James Andrews Ted Banks Anthony Curran* Patrick Drake* Ray Etheridge* Bob Fine Tom Fleming Cedric Gilder Brian Gloston* Steve Hardison Tom Hintnaus Jack Gerken O'Hara Smith Peter Tyson Tyrus Jefferson Barney Klecker* David Laut* Jeff Iescher* Tom Petranoff John Powell James Robinson Milan Stewart Keith Thibideau Greg Tafralis* Ray Wicksell Mansell Baker (coach) Rob Sevanke (coach) * Dick Tomlinson (coach) Women Ardis Bow Carol Cady Sally Edwards Badminton Basketball Pam Page* Patsy Walker* Ruth Wsocki Chris Kinnaird Utami Kinnaird Women's team of the University of Western Florida Fran Garmon (coach)

- 98 - United States Boardsailing (cont'd) (windsurfing) Bodybuilding Bowls Men Greg Aguera Darran Hamm Rush Pandle* Nevin Sayre Craig Yester Roy Tuefel Men Women D. Dawes Ingrid Fournier Gaynor Gaws K. Weber Women Tom Baker Joe Hutchinson John Massio Ernie Schlegel Fred Adams* Ron Amundsen* Tim Anderson Domingo Ayala 2/ Johnnie Baca David Bey Bernard Benton Jimmy Bills Tyrone Booze Vincent Boulware* Harold Brazier Mark Breland James Broad Mike Brothers Bryan Brown Efrem Brown Poison Ivy Brown Leroy Caldwell Lee Cargyle Sylvestre Castillo* Jerry Cheathem Victor Claudio Jerome "Kid" Coffee Mike Cohen T. Cowley Louis Curtis Steve Delgado Jose de Jesus a/ James Dixon Buster Drayton Fernando Escalera a Mark Fernandez* Betty Morris Katherine Schlegel Mark Lee Steve Little Tony de Luca Edwardo Liciano Young Joe Louis Jim MacDonald Everett Martin Steve Michalerya Irving Mitchell Ali Karim Mohammad (Duane Thompson) Davey Montana Davey Moore Gary Moore* Steve Mormino Rahan Muhamad Larry Musgrove Ossie Ocasio a Greg Page Rickey Parkey Mike Peak* Oscar Pena* K. P. Porter James Prichard Tony Pruitt Mike Pryor Dwight Muhammad Qawi Tyrone Rackley Sammy Rivera Carlos Rodriguez / Stanley Ross Mike Rouse* / From Puerto Rico. Boxing

- 99 - United States (cart'd) Boxing (cont'd) Bridge Larry Frazier Sam Scaff Tony Fulilangi Fossie Schmidt Manning Galloway Dawud Shaw Victor Arturo Padilla Dion Simpson Garcia* Jimmy Smith Darcy Gaymon Renaldo Snipes Mike Greer* Julian Solis* a/ Steve Gregory Randy Stephens Sherman Griffin Billy Thcmas Mark Hannn Bobby Tncmas Ray Hanmnd Duane Thcapson Jeff Hanna Franco Tcmas David Jaco Raul Torres* Mike Jameson James "Quick" Tillis BobbyJennings KennyVice Reginald Johnson Henry Walker Glen Kennedy Nicky Walker Brett Lally Mike Weaver Jeff Lamnpkin Mike White* Milton Leaks Ray White Scott Ledoux Jesse Williams Nick Acosta Steve Zonski (trainer) a/ Robert (Bob) Arzn (promoter) Viso Fernandes (referee) a/ Billy Gutz (manager) Don Manual (manager) Tony Millar (manager) Floyd Patterson (commentator) Fred Wolfindale (manager) Men John Moran Women Lynn Deas Rama Linz Beth Palmer John Sutherlin* Kay Shulle Keri Shuman Juanita Skelton Chess Canoeing Disabled sports Stanley Vaughan Mel Stewart* Men Mike Champion* Rene Jackson Don Mott* Jim Osman* a/ From Puerto Rico.

- 100 - United States (cont'd) Disabled sports Equestrian sport Equestrian sport (cont'd) Golf Women Trish Zorn* Men J. Allen David Cheska Christian Currey H. Du Jardin Women Ella Raidt Men David Abell M. Adcock R. Adham David Allen M. Allen Chris Anderson J. C. Anderson W. Ashwander G. Backlund Angus Baker* Mike Baker* Butch Baird Gary Battistoni Andy Bean Chip Beck Kurt Beck* Jim Becker* Don Bell Jim Bender Bob Biniak* M. Blakely Philip Blythe Brian Bobbitt Kevin Bolles* Charles Bolling Jim Bombard Eric Booker S. Brady Bill Brask Gay Brewer Brad Britton Mark Burk Mark Buros B. Buttner Bob Byman G. Cadle Bill Carey* J. Lilobet A. MLaughry Barney Ward Ron McCann J. McComish K. McDonald Bob McDonnell* T. McGinnins James McGovern* J. MGough T. McGrew Malcolm McKenzie* Greg McMillan Bob Mead Ted Meier* Gordon Millar Johnny Millard Robert Molt James Moodie Orville Moody* Sandy Morrison* Andrew Morse Rick Morton* Sean Murphy* Larry Nelson Bobby Nichols* Mike Nickell Joe Nieporte Ben Norris Tom Nosewics D. Ogrin Mike O'Gorman* David O'Kelly Mark O' Meara Joel Padfield* Richard Parker Robert Parker Alan Pate Perry Pate Tony Patri

- 101 - United States Golf (cont'd) (omt'd) Men (cont'd) Greg Cesario* Jon Chaffee* Mike Cook Mike Cooney Carl Cooper Ross Cooper* Courtney Cox* Jim Cyboran John Daly* Jay Davis* T. Deber Tom Delaney J. Delich Clark Dennis Mike Diffley Brad Dixon Joey Dixon* T. Doozan Tom d'Ottavio Jeff Duncan Scott Dunlap* Fred Dupre Josel Edwards Lee Elder* Mark (Mike) Elliot David Erickson James Estes* E. Evans Peter Famiano Dale Faulkner Tony Feminis* Jack Ferenz Mike Finster* Ray Floyd Bob Ford Robert Friend Frank Fuhrer William Gabbert* D. Games Tom Garcia Kelly Gibson* Mike Golden* Jamie Gomez* Hubert Green Ken Green Ben Grenshaw J. Grund James Guerra Jeff Hadley* John Haime David Patten C. Pavin Jim Plotkin* Don Pooley Billy Poteat* Dean Prange Richard Price* Rich Pruchnik* Bryan Prytz* Mr. Preston Francis Quinn Bill Rabold Charles Raulerson* Jack Rawlins Mike Reagor* M. Redding Jett Rich John Riegger Lee Rinder Don Robertson Tim Robinson* Tom Rooney David Roschman* Jeffrey Roth Hugh Royer Bobby Rucker M. Runge Joe Sadowski* A. Salinas Lawrence Salk* Dough Sanders David Sann Chuck Scally* John Schabacker* Jim Schaefer* Steven Schaff* Marty Schiene Evan Schiller Rea Schuessler* Steven Serotte Clayton Simmons* Stephen Sinpkin* Scott Sipson* Tim Simpson* Brad Slater* Bob E. Smith Steve Smith Stuart Smith John Spelman Larry Spielberg

United States Golf (cont'd) (cont'd) Chip Halcombe* Martin Hall* Dennis Harrington* Andy Harris* Lenny Hartlage* Rick Hartman Phil Hatchett Nolan Henke Michael Hicks* Dave Hill* Scott Hoch* Eric Hoos* Bryan Hoynak S. Hudson John Hulbert Kevin Iwankow Tony Jackson John Jacobs Duke January* Brandt Jobe* Chip Johnson G. Johnson Jinmy Johnson R. Johnson Tony Johnson Steve Jones* Mark Jordan Brian Kanm William Kane James Karr John Kernohan Tom Kite Kevin Klier D. KIuver K. Kotowski R. Kramer John Lee Tom Lehman Robert Lendzion Don Levin Jamie Locke* Doug Lucci Brian Mahon Paul Marchand Peter Matthews Mark McCann R. Stling Greg Starkman* M. Steinbauer Jeff Stewart Curtis Strange Kevin Strokman Brent Studer Chip Sullivan* Tan Sutter Steve Thomas* D. Thcupson Jim Thorpe Hide Tokuhare* Tammy Tolles* D. Tolley Jay Townsend Lee Trevino G. Trivissone Chris Tucker* B. Tway Tom Tyler Bill van Orman T. Vargo Bruce Vaughan* Jim Vernon* Rick Versure Chuck Vigeant Lanny Wadkins Fred Wadsworth Jim Wagner* Don Walsworth* Dewitt Weaver* Jim Weeden M. West Douglas Wherry Mike White B. Williford Andy Worse* Brad Worthington Randy Wylie* N. Zambole Dan Zinmexan* Andy Zullo John Zuppan Zane Zwenke - 102 - Men (cont'd)

- 103 - Women Beth Daniel Kathleen Hart Brenda Lunsford a/ Meredith Marshall Kelly Stenzel Gymnastics Robin Artz Aaron Basham Steve Bradley Eric Brown Lawrence Chavez Bart Connor Ted Dimas Drew Distefano Jay Foster Brian Halstead Gerald Hanks Scott Irwin* Steve Juengert Patrick Kirksey Russel Lacy Emilio Marrero Spider Maxwell Kevin McMurtie Mike Miller Dominic Minicucci John Omori Roy Palassou Billy Paul Lance Ringwald Noel Riskin J. J. Sanchez Al Scharus Bobby Stelter Greg Umphrey Dennis Vazquez Chris Waller Sebronzik Wright Paul Ziert Megan Albred* Gina Basile Jacqueline Butler Tracy Butler Heather Carter Angela Correl Diane Cushenberry Amber Doi* Jenny Donaldson Keri Duley Dianne Durham Tamy Elliot Jenny Ester Megan Fenton Kim Francis* Mercia Fredericks Kelly Garrison Jennifer Greenhut Jennifer Hagberg Kimberley Hamilton Michele Hilse Kim Hurley Mindy Kryzinski Lyn Lederer Danna Lister Vidette Mack Sharin Mann Sabina Mars Patty Massoels Audrey Mathison* Yolanda Mavity Juliana McNamara Jodi Owens Carrie Pierce* Lisa Rudermann Monica Shaw* Lichia Soto* Dawn Wilson g/ Residing in South Africa. United States Golf (cont'd) (cnst'd) Men Women

- 104 - United States Gymnastics (cont'd) (cont'd) Hang gliding Hockey Horse racing Ice skating Karate Lifesaving (still-water) Lifesaving (surf) Motor (car and sports racing Grand Prix) Coaches Gary Anderson Miles Avery Richard Basham Christie Crofft Mike Di Leo Bill Foster Steve Gerlack Gach Grigsby Cathy Davids Susan Myers Cash Asmussen Men Leslie Friedman John-Paul Licari Christopher "The Badger" Baxter* Eddie Butcher Adalberto Leal* Bill Babashoff Tore Blichfeldt Mike Gaughan United States national team members): Tim Harvey Jim Kaslawski Jack Linkey Bobby Aking, Jr. * Fred Baker* Eddie Cheever David Finch* Roger Mears* Mick Juszczyk Lance King Bruno Klaus Mark Lee Gary Rafalosky Nancy Roach Chris Wiloth Women Diana Emet Ted Prichard Chip Ross* Bill Wallace Kip Jerger Steve Nelson Mike Newman (some team Lew Reffle Bill Robinson Fred Merkel Doug Polen D. Sullivan John Williams Motorcycling (speedway) Fred Andrews* Jeff Glass* Jeff Hicks* Bob Borg Mark Borgman Tomy Dickerson Randy Green Rick Miller Kelly Moran Chris Reichardt Rex Staten Jim Tarantino

- 105 - Uhited State Poer boating (cont'd) Randy Gore Jim Hauen-Stein John Nicol Dike Waldrop Powerlifting R11gby Softball Squash Men Women Jim Caldwell Sonja Bowles Mark Chaiallet Terri Byland Jeff Chorpenning Mary Jeffrey Bddy Dke An leverett, Jerry Jones Mariah Liggett Thor Kritsky Jackie Pierce Bill Nichols Sharrol Powell Brett Russell Dawn Reshel Bob Wahl Mary Ryan John Ware Maris Steiberg Dave Jeffrey (manager) Mark Carlson Chris O'Brien Rick Cribellone Tim O'Brien Mike Deiton Dwayne Parker Tony Flay Jeff Peter Dennis Gonzales Tim Petersen Gary Hein Tony Ridnell Kevin Higgins Al Robertson Greg Hulbert Tafu Salesa Don James Ramon Saminego Gary Lambert Mike Saunders Bill Leversee Mike Sherlock Tim Mascheroni Mike Smith Don Morrison Brian Vizard Ray Nelson Art Ward Joe Nickerson Barry Williams Bing Dawson (coach) Mark Williams Gary Montgomery (manager) Bill Taylor (trainer) Loc Vetter (team doctor) Robert Woodberry (manager) Detroit Rugby Football Club* Fevris Reid (umpire) Men Dave Huebner Women Nancy Gengler Marianne Greenberg Julie-Ann Harris Alicia McConnell Gail Ramsey

- 106 - United States (cont'd) Surf ing Swimling Simon Anderson Matt Archibald Paul Barr Wayne Bartholomew Jeff Booth James Brisick Todd Chesser Gary Clisby Richie Collins David Dadeaux Greg Day David Eggars Scott Farnsworth Greg Foster Chris Frohoff Sunny Garcia Brad Gerlach Hans Hedeman Derek Ho Men Jim Hogan Todd Holland Charlie 0iun Dane Kialoha Mike Lambresi Bidd Llamas Don Matthis Brian McNulty Willi Norris Jeff Novak Bobby Owens Dave Parmenter Mike Parsons Lew Riffle Ted Robinson Dean Rollingsworth John Shimooka Kevin Taylor Bob Twogood Women Anthony Adler Craig Beardsley C. Canier Randy Cordobes Robbie Cordobes Mike Kelly Lennie Laykland (diving) John-Paul Licari Kyle Miller Glen Mills Rick Morley Bill Neville D. Poole Chris Rowe Don Smith Doug Soltis Scott Spann Jesse Vassallo A. Adler* R. Akel Matt Anger Paul Annacone John Austin Julian Barham* Rill Baxter* Jim Becker* Veronica Brower Jeanne Childs Allison Grant B. Harris Dianne Joanningman Loren Kelly Lynne Mccoy (diving) Joan Pennington Jennifer Strickland Kathy Treible Sue Walsh Laura Young J. Lee P. Lehnhoff T. Lucci G. Manning Jacques Manset G. Marshall B. Maze Tennis

- 107 - United States Tennis (cont'd) (ont'd) Men Jay Berger* Fritz Beuhning Jeff Borowick John Boytim Scott Brown M. Bullock D. Carroll Dan Cassidy Ned Caswell R. Cetrone Paul Chamberlin* Mike Conroy Jim Courier* R. Crowley Kevin Curren Marty Davis Scott Davis Mike de Palmer Steve Devries Randy Druz L. Duncan* C. Dunk Pat Dupre H. Eamus R. Evett Greg Failla* Mike Fedderly Ken Flach* S. Flippin-Read* M. Freeman Chris Garner* L. Good Tony Graham Robert Green Mark Groetsch Tim Gullkson S. Hagey Scott Mclreer* Rob Mitchell Francisco Montana* Alfonso Mora Mineah Nastase Miguel Nido* a C. Norris* M. Ozer J. Pappel Scott Partridge* David Pate T. Pawat Robert Pellizzi Shehan Petris A. Poole* Brad Properjohn Richey Reneberg C. Richey Joey Rive* John Sadri Pete Sampras* J. Schnitzer B. Schultz Robert Seguso* Leif Shiras* John Simpson Gary Sinclair G. Skekle N. Smith* Peter Smith Mickey Snelling John Sobel Harold Solomon M. Spearmani tarry Stefanki Chuck Swayne Ferdie Taygan Elliot Teltscher 2/ From Puerto Rico.

- 108 - Men Delayne Howell R. Hubbard Woody Hunt Luke Jensen Philip Johnson Kelly Jones John Juill G. Juriet T. Kaine Mark Keit Chris Kennedy S. Kidd Bruce Klegge Andy Kohlberg Spencer Kooshian Eric Korita Paul Koscielski E. Kramer Aron Krickstein Johan Kriek Jay Iapidus Allen Fox (coach)* United States (cont'd) Women Sherry Acker Louise Allen Jan Blackstadt Tracey Blumentritt Beverly Bowes Rosie Casals* May Anne Colville Caryn Copeland Janet Craig Mary Dailey Tracy Dalall Tracey Delatte Christi Dorsey Gail Falkenberg Anna Maria Fernandez Gigi Fernandez a/ Barbara Gerken Jennifer Goodling Anne Grousbeck A/ Frm Puerto Rico Tennis (cont'd) Beb Testerman Ton Toomey Steve Tourdo R. Trogolo A. van Allen* Greg van Embrugh* Eric van T'Hof Robert van T'Hop Fred Viancos M. Vines A. Vordemeier Mark Wagner Tom Warneke M. Weiss R. Whichello* Van Winnitsky Todd Witsken* Mark Wooldridge Karl Yorston George Zahorsky Jackie Joseph Billie-Jean King Andrea Leand Dena Levy Cathy Lewis Shandra Livingston Gretchen Mager Ashara Maranon Sharon McKenzie Susan Mochazuki Betsy Nagelson Judy Newman Brenda Niemeyer Mary Lou Piatek C. Polich Vicenza Procacci Anne Smith*

- 109 - United States Tennis (cont'd) (oont'd) Women Jean Hepner Beth Herr Kathy Horvath Suzie Jaeger Molly van Nostrand* Sharon Walsh-Pete* Wendy Wood Tryolining D. Gross* Joe Harris* Andrew McCall* G. Spehar* Men Rob Bistodean* Eilo de Soto* Fred Roberts* Monica Boyoe* Jill Hollembeak Bonnie Davidson (manager) Lori Davidson (coach) Women Janet Mamon* United States national team Men Danny Aldrich Don Aldrich Mike Avila Chris Barn Mike Barnes Bob Braine Mike Dixon Kelly Dryden Peter Fleck Brian Fuchs Tomy Gelisse Ted Hoffman Bob La Pont Patrick Lee Bill Meyer Jeff Milbrath Don Mixon Mike Morgan Morgan O'Dell Don Peters Pete Peters Cory Picos Rick Powell Karl Roberge Ron Scarpa Kurt Schoen Mike Serpel Neil Silverthorn Gary Steele John Straus Mason Thmpson Women Ingrid Brain Jennifer Calleri Rose Johnson* Elaine Lundmark Vicky Meyer Saundra Muwmry lori Powell Karen Roberge Nathalie Roberge Kathy Steele Men Women Triathlon Tug-of-war Water-skiing

- 110 - United States (cont'd) Weightlifting Wrestling (amateur) (professional) Yachting Dave Wagner Bill Anderson Kaje Holst Mike Bauer Joe Kittell Larry Bielenberg Dick Knorr Steve Hart Carl Mangrum Mark Hirota Chuck Mondale Dale 0. Thomas (coach) Russ Crenshaw (assistant coach) Black Bart Rick Patterson Richard Byrne Steve Ray lance van Erich John Strongbo Bill Irvine Rex Strongbo Jack Mulligan John Studd "Killer" Kowalski (manager) Enrique Figueroa a/ Carlton Tucker Polo Rugby Tennis Boxing (professional) Hockey Motor sports (car racing and Grand Prix) Western Samoa Tennis Rugby Guillermo Besozzi* Frederico Rohr* Franklin Secco* John Bird Marcel Paullier Jose-Duis Damiani Jesus Bastardo Avrilio Benitez Mauricio Bravo Nicanor Camacho Beutilo Gonzales Caracas Sports Club Ceccotto Jorge Andrew Alfonso Mora* Andy Anetelea Rolagi Faamausili Juan Miguel Seco Rafael Secco* Antonio Guerra Bernardo Pinango Edgar Roman Juan Rondon David Silva Nicolas Pereira R. Scheller Afato Leuu Salesa Taufusi a_/ From Puerto Rico unriuay Venezuela

- ill - western Sama/ The following rugby players might be froa either Western Samoa or Tonga: D. Bateman P. Grey E. A. Liavala Luke Ma'afu F. K. Ma'u prBoxif o (professional) Vincent Mulenga Michael Phiri leonard Masonti (official) Sunday Mutambo (official) Football 2/ Cricket Cycling Fred Masuzgo Banda* Albert Bwalya Bernard Chizinga* Noel Chmo* Philemon Kaunda lawrence Iota* Hernery Malambo Jonathan Mambue Ronald Mkardawire Peter Rawson* 9/ Graham Cockerton £/ John Mofya* Philemon Malala Keegan Mmba John Mwanza Cabi Nyareng b Bizwell Phiri Tacky Shawa Emmanuel Silungwe* Fighton Simakonde* Golf Qixtxy mit identified Angling Cycl ingd Peter Brown Mark Matilt c/ Rui da Costa G. Millar c/ D. Gammon c/ Gordon Waugh c/ Glen James Teddy Webber ci Tony Johnstone C/ Ricardo Rodrigues (manager) * Willie Englebrecht Tony Graham Jason Graham Fernando Cabrera* Pedro Nachos Waldemar Castro* Nestro Negro* Ramero Flores* Roberto Ferrari (manager) * Ricardo Rodrigues (manager) * a/ It is believed that several of the football players used false names to avoid detection. j?/ The name maybe false. c/ Now residing in South Africa. / From South America. Rugby Zimbabwe 7anbi a

- 112 - Oxmtry not idntified (oaxt'd) Gymnastics Men Mark Esposito* Tom Glyn* David Moriel* Craig Scholnick* Kirt Waller* Gerd Rasquin (coach) Hockey Women Suk-dng i Tanya Samn Women Claudia Beiers Sabine Blemenschutz S. Demey F. Ducainp V. Ducamp I. Frankignoulle Benedicte Henderick Karin Hirsch Brigitte Kindler Isobel Kluyskens Patrizia Lorenz Regina Lorenz A. Lutke-Schipholt C. Gucassoff (manager) Y. Krick (coach) Men I. Manneback Doris Martetsdilager A. Nathan L. Nazmin Heidi Peeters Karin Reisenbauer I. Relik Marianne Schafer Irngard Seller Beatrix Spannbauer I. van Durme c. versteegh Women Dianne Deane Motor sports (car racing) Polo Swimming wrestling (professional) Lew Baker Paolo Barilla Gordon Hatch Jan Hettema Carlos Zavaleta Men Daniel Cogrossi Enrique Stella Mohamned "Patan" Afzal Dave Morgan V Peter Morrison Alessandro Nannini Henry Pescarolo John Winter Women Yvonne Johnstone Abbe Masel Akam Singh Gama Singh a/ Based in the Federal Republic of Germany. j? Based in Canada. Karate Alex Alt

- 113 - The following were listed as ccuming frcm Taiman, Prowince of China: Athletics Badminton Cuan Rgana Yang Man Women Qhung Chia-Jen Gan Rorq-Yi (manager) V. Y. Wong (manager) lee Chien-ei Sun Tsai-Ching Chen Yu-Chen A. T. Chong Li-Yirq Chen Yam Mao Chen Yuch-QCi Cheng Yu-Chin Hau Yuan Ching-Chi Ho Ching-Hing Ching-Hsang Lin Tje-Chen Lin Michael Chang (manager) KizmW Ho (manager) wu un-Iung Ho Ming-dung* la aung-Yen Ching Sen Hsieh Li Wen-Sheng Cien Tze-S * Tse- Chung Chen Hsieh Yu-Shu South Africans with foreign passports: York Ballingham (United Kingdom) - motor racing Hugh Baiocchi (Italy) - golf Zola Budd (United Kingdom) - golf Stan Christodaulcus (Greece) - boxing official Neil Crosthwaite (United Kingdm) -cycling Jchn da Silva (Portugal) - athletics Graham Duxbuxy (United Kingdcm) - motor racing Jean Germany (United Kingdom) - equestrian Peter Gotz (United Kingdc) - equestrian Stuart Hailstone (United Kingdc) squash Rae Hast (United Kingdom) - golf Harold Henning (United States) - golf Denis McIldowie (United Kingdm) - Vice President of the white South African National Olympic Coumittee Nick Price (Zinbabwe) - golf Clive Rice (United Kizigdum) - cricket Alison Sheard (United Kingdom) - golf (Australia) - cricket Bridge Golf