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Alternative title Notes and Documents - United Nations Centre Against ApartheidNo. 5/89 Author/Creator United Nations Centre against Apartheid Publisher United Nations, New York Date 1989-06-00 Resource type Reports Language English Subject Coverage (spatial) South Africa Coverage (temporal) 1980-00-00 - 1988-00-00 Source Northwestern University Libraries Description Register of Sports Contacts with South Africa, 1 January 1988 - 31 December 1988 and Consolidated List of Sportsmen and Sportswomen Who Participated in Sports Events in South Africa, 1 September 1980 - 31 December 1988. Format extent 104 page(s) (length/size)

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United Nations Centre 6AagainsApaleid Notes and Documents,, June 1989 ,3t- 3 110 REGISTER OF SPORTS CONTACTS WITH SOUTH AFRICA 1 JANUARY 1988 - 31 DECEMBER 1988 AND CONSOLIDATED LIST OF SPORTSMEN AND SPORTSWOMEN WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN SPORTS EVENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA 1 SEPTEMBER 1980 - 31 DECEMBER 1988 The names of persons in this list are arranged by as reported in the press. The names of participants from schools and junior not included in the list. nationality competitors are It should be noted, however, that the Governments of many countries whose nationals appear on the Register have opposed or discouraged sports exchanges with South Africa. Some of the sportspersons may be living outside their countries of origin.) 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 5/89 (Note: 89-16279

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INTRODUCTION The momentum to isolate apartheid in sports was greatly accelerated during 1988. Several major attempts by the apartheid rigime to establish international sports links were thwarted by collective action from Governments, international, regional and national sports bodies and anti-apartheid organizations. The sports boycott campaign received an added boost by the African Sports Movement declaring 1988 "The Year against Apartheid Sport". Developments inside South Africa Although the South African Government and its sports administrators continue to circulate the misinformation that sports in South Africa are completely integrated, events in that country indicate otherwise. Some local councils have even gone to the extent of publicly declaring that all sports facilities within their control would be totally segregated. The town councils of Boksburg and Brakpan have announced that they would ensure total segregation of all sports facilities in the future and would not respect the previously agreed policy of creating a veneer over apartheid sport.l/ In general, the South African Government has encouraged local councils to declare certain selected amenities as "open" facilities. The main intention of this exercise is to create the intention that mixed facilities do exist in South Africa. In theory, such amenities can be used by all racial groups, but in practice they are used largely, if not exclusively, by blacks. Whites tend to move away to segregated facilities. In some cases, however, blacks are prevented from using the amenities as other apartheid requirements cannot be fulfilled. For instance, whites barred black bathers from using an "open" beach on the Natal south coast because the beach there did not have separate toilet facilities.a/ For several years now some black golfers have been coerced into competing in the South African circuit. A large number of overseas golfers are invited to take part in this circuit so it was necessary to have token black representation. At the beginning of the year the black golfers withdrew en bloc. Ben Kgantsi, organizing secretary of the Black Tournament Players Association, said: "They tell visiting golfers that there is no apartheid in golf but what they forget to tell them is the lack of facilities in the townships - where our players live. "Some of our members have been lured to compete in the activities of the white South African Professional Golfers Association (SAPGA) to please outsiders.

-2 - "But as soon as everything is over blacks are not allowed to use white courses: it is back to square one on the dusty courses in Soweto and other townships."/ International support for apartheid sport Overseas support, although diminishing rapidly, nevertheless still continues to provide sanctuary for the South African sports. Some countries allow South Africans to compete without objection, especially in individual events. Certain countries provide South Africa with discreet support by ignoring calls for expulsion of apartheid sports bodies from international federations. In June 1988, an attempt to expel South Africa from Badminton Federation failed despite majority support. The proposal put to the meeting by Nigeria, and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was supported by 23 delegates and opposed by 13. But the motion was defeated as it needed a three-quarters majority to succeed.A/ Lack of support from several Western countries also led to the defeat of a motion presented by to have South Africa excluded from the International Squash Rackets Federation./ International action against apartheid sports Several Governments and sports organizations intensified their campaign against apartheid sports. The Governments of and announced that in the future they would not allow South African individuals to compete in their respective countries./ The Swedish Sports Confederation reiterated that from next year its golf and federations would not be allowed to invite anyone listed in the United Nations Register of sports contacts with South Africa to compete in . The Swedish sports authorities have already encouraged many sport figures to pledge that in the future they would not compete in South Africa. In June 1988, the Belgian Government refused to grant visas to South African golfers to attend a tournament held at Brussels../ Three leading British golfers were banned from playing in , , as the Kirklees Council, which owns the golf course in Huddersfield, would not allow South Africans or anyone listed in the United Nations Register to compete at venues that it owns or controls.8/ The strong anti-apartheid stance taken by the New Zealand Government is now motivating its sports organizations to sever all remaining links with the apartheid sports. The South African delegation was not allowed to attend the annual meeting of the International Women's Bowls Board at Auckland!/ and a South African angling team was excluded from competing in an international tournament in New Zealand because the organizers were fully aware of their Government's position.!0/

- 3 - At the beginning of 1988, an international campaign was mounted to exclude the South African runner, Zola Budd, now using a British passport of convenience, from the World Cross Country Championships scheduled to be held in Auckland, New Zealand in March 1988. Because of world-wide opposition, the British Amateur Athletic Board withdrew Ms. Budd from its team for the competition. Thereafter, the International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) suspended Ms. Zola Budd for 12 months because of her association with South African athletics. Ms. Budd has since returned to South Africa. The English Amateur Association suspended 12 waterpolo players who had secretly toured South Africa in 1987.A/ South Africa was excluded from the European Boat Angling Championships at Plymouth, United Kingdom, when Scotland protested and threatened to withdraw. Denmark, Norway and Sweden also threatened to withdraw if the South Africans were allowed to compete.!I/ The International Tennis Federation, on a motion introduced by Sweden, withdrew its recognition of the South African Open Championships.2/ The World Boxing Council (WBC) further tightened its regulations against apartheid at its annual meeting held at in November. From now on, any promoter, boxer or manager connected with promotions involving South Africans will be barred from participating in WBC activities.13! Zambian sports authorities banned boxer Vincent Mulenga for three years and withdrew for life the licences of his trainer and manager after Mulenga took part in a contest in South Africa.lll/ British jockey Steven Smith Eccles was forced to withdraw from a sports visit to the West Indies when the Governments of Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago learned of his earlier participation in South Africa.!l_/ Irish jockey Terence Kelleher was deported from Kenya when it was discovered that he had riden in South Africa in 1982 and 1983.16/ Protest action initiated by the Government of Denmark forced the organizers of an international gymnastics festival at Burstadt, Federal Republic of , to withdraw an invitation to a South African team. After the Danish protest, other European teams, including that of Sweden, announced that they would not participate if the South Africans were invited.17/ The Government of India cancelled a proposed tour of its country by an English team when insisted on selecting players with South African links. Thereafter, the English team tried to arrange a tour to New Zealand to play in a triangular tournament involving Pakistan. Pakistan immediately withdrew and the tour was eventually cancelled because of strong protests from the New Zealand Government and its anti-apartheid movement, HART. In November 1988, the Scandinavian countries played a major role in highlighting the issue of apartheid in sports during an international conference organized by the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in Moscow. The Scandinavian countries, in co-operation with the Congo, ensured that the conference adopted a resolution calling for support for the anti-apartheid sports campaign.

-4 - Apartheid's rugby safari White South Africa's national sport, rugby, suffered a series of setbacks in 1988. Initially, the white South African Rugby Board (SARB), confident of its usual support from its overseas allies, arranged an elaborate programme of tours for the year in commemoration of several anniversaries. The International Rugby Board had earlier given the South Africans permission to invite a world team for the celebrations. However, SARB was forced to cancel the world team with only two Australians, seven Fijians, one New Zealander, four Tongans and one American turning up -- all insignificant players in international rugby. The rugby boards of England, New Zealand, Northern , Scotland and said that their players could not go, while Argentina and found ways to stop their players from going to South Africa. Six Australians were invited and they had the permission of their ru by board but they stayed home, fearful that the tour would prove a fiasco_8 In an effort to secure participation in international competitions, SARB journeyed to Lusaka for talks with the African National Congress of South Africa (ANC). Thereafter, ANC arranged for preliminary talks between the non-racial South African (SARU) and SARB. The joint statement issued after the talks was exploited by the white South African press as an indication that there would be an early relaxation of the boycott campaign. ANC and SARU clarified the stand they had taken at the meeting with SARB. At no stage did ANC suggest that the boycott be lifted. SARU reiterated that it remained "committed to never betraying its quest for the freedom of the oppressed people of South Africa".1 9/ Olympic movement In June 1988, the President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), Mr. Juan Antonio Samaranch, convened a very significant anti-apartheid sports meeting at the headquarters of IOC at Lausanne, . At the end of the one-day special meeting, IOC issued a declaration which reaffirmed its opposition to apartheid and asserted that "apartheid violates the fundamental principles of the Olympic charter, which governs the entire Olympic movement". IOC also urged all members of the Olympic movement, particularly the international sports federations, to discourage strongly sports contacts with South Africa and South Africans until the abolition of apartheid.20/ Although IOC and the organizers of the 1988 announced that no South Africans would be allowed to attend the Games in any capacity, several South Africans, using passports of convenience, did manage to arrive to Seoul. However, swift action by the authorities ensured that they were transported out of the Republic of Korea. The Vice President of the white South African National Olympic Committee, Mr. Denis McIldowie, was carrying a British passport.21/

-5 - Concluding remarks The boycott of apartheid in sports was further strengthened in 1988 by the entry into force of the International Convention against Apartheid in Sports. More States have ratified or acceded to the Convention since then. The Commission against Apartheid in Sports, which is expected to meet in 1989, will further enhance international efforts to boycott South Africa in the field of sports. Athletes, who were unaware of the boycott or who were lured to South Africa by false claims of the r4gime or by its financial rewards, are sending pledges that they will not compete or engage in sports activities in South Africa while the system of apartheid prevails in that country. The Special Committee against Apartheid welcomes these pledges and encourages others to do the same. Since the issuance of the first Register in 1981, a total of 224 sportsmen and sportswomen have pledged not to participate in sporting activities in South Africa while the system of apartheid is still prevailing there. Of this number, 91 pledges were received from April 1988 up to preparation of the present Register. In the meantime, in spite of the claims by the apartheid r~gime that its sport is completely non-racial, the great majority of the international sporting organizations hold that sports in South Africa are part and parcel of the evil system of apartheid. This view coincides with the sobering and professional assessment made by the Australian Embassy in Pretoria, when it concluded that: "As long as black South Africans do not have rough equality of opportunity with whites in all aspects of life - health, time and facilities - including thorough equitable per capita expenditure by the Government in all these areas, and underpinned by non-discriminatory laws, it will never be possible for them to participate in sport on a fair and equal basis."22/ Deletions from the Register 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: John Ackerman, (hockey) Bjorn Almstrom, Sweden (squash) Carin Anderholm, Sweden (tennis) Gordon Anderson, Canada (squash) Jerry Anderson, United Kingdom (golf) Steve Anderson, Sweden (karate) Ulf Andersson, Sweden (chess) Mark Armand, (equestrian sport) Donald Armour, United Kingdom (golf) Leif Asterhag, Sweden (motor car racing) Charles Athey, United Kingdom (cricket) Gamal Awad, Egypt (squash)

- 6 - Kathy Baker, United States (golf) Bryan Barley, United Kingdom (rugby) Bob Beattie, United Kingdom (golf) Jeremy Bennett, United Kingdom (golf) Stephen Bennett, United Kingdom (golf) Marc Benninga, Netherlands (hockey) Henrik Bertelsen, Denmark (gymnastics) Clyde Best, United Kingom (soccer) David Blakeman, United Kingdom (golf) Phillip John Blakeway, United Kingdom (rugby) Billy Blanks, United States (karate) P. J. Boatwright, United States (golf) Martin Bodimeade, United Kingdom (squash) Mike Bodney, United States (golf) Lennart Bohlin, Sweden (motor car racing) Gordon Brand, Jr., United Kingdom (golf) Glen Brumby, (squash) , United Kingdom (rugby) Katherine Burdsall, United States (equestrian sport) , Ireland (rugby) John Cantrell, Ireland (rugby) Donna Caponi, United States (golf) John Carleton, United Kingdom (rugby) Joseph Carr, United States (golf) Paul Carringill, United Kingdom (golf) Pamela Casale, United States (tennis) , United States (golf) , United Kingdom () Mei-Chi Cheng, Taiwan, Province of China (golf) Robert Collinge, Kenya (motor car racing) , United States (tennis) Derrick Cooper, United Kingdom (golf) Graham Cordrey, United Kingdom (cricket) , United Kingdom (cricket) Colin Croft, Guyana (cricket) Anthony D'Ambrosio, United States (equestrian sport) Beth Daniel, United States (golf) Stuart Davenport, New Zealand (squash) Gareth Davies, United Kingdom (rugby) Glyn Davies, United Kingdom (golf) Jonathan Davies, United Kingdom (rugby) Lynn Davies, United Kingdom (athletics) Chris Dittmar, Australia (squash) Alun Donovan, United Kingdom (rugby) , United Kingdom (tennis) Per Eklund, Sweden (motor car racing) Campbell Elliott, United Kingdom (golf) Richard Ellison, United Kingdom (cricket) Anders Eriksson, Sweden (moto-cross) Peter Eriksson, Sweden (powerboating) Alan Evans, United Kingdom (golf) , United Kingdom (rugby) Gigi Fernandez, United States (tennis) John Fidler, United Kingdom (rugby) Marta Figueras-Dotti, Spain (golf) Richard Fish, United Kingdom (golf) Brendan Foley, Ireland (rugby) Richard Foreman, United Kingdom (golf) Lars Forsman, Sweden (motor car racing) Patrick Fura, France (motor cycle racing) Barbara Gerken, United States (tennis) Dirk Geukens, (moto-cross) Charles Giddins, United Kingdom (golf) Toosten Gideon, Federal Republic of Germany (golf) Nick Godin, United Kingdom (golf) Jonas Gornerup, Sweden (squash) Alvin Greenidge, Barbados (cricket) Heinz Gunthardt, Switzerland (tennis) Walter Hadlee, New Zealand (cricket) Jeffrey Hall, United Kingdom (golf) Anthony Harris, United Kingdom (snooker) Lillian Hasselmann, United States (karate) Roy Heiner, Netherlands (yachting) Stephen Henderson, United Kingdom (cricket) Harm Hendricks, Netherlands (athletics) Robert Henning, Sweden (squash) Ann Henricksson, United States (tennis) Ricki Hill, Australia (squash) Terrence "Tokey" Hill, United States (karate) Keith Hirabayashi, United States (karate) Lars-Goran Holmblad, Sweden (tennis) Babette Hoogendoorn, Netherlands (squash) Ian Hopkins, United Kingdom (rugby) Simon Hughes, United Kingdom (cricket) M. Hunt, United Kingdom (golf) , Sweden (motor sport) Fredrik Johnson, Sweden (squash) Mark Johnson, United Kingdom (golf) Robert Thomas Joyce, United Kingdom (golf) Bernard Julien, Trinidad and Tobago (cricket) Chris Kajd, Sweden (shooting) Larry Katz, (tennis) Kyle Kelsall, United Kingdom (golf) Terrence Kennedy, Ireland (rugby) Phil Kenyon, United Kingdom (squash) Sutinder Kheher, United Kingdom (hockey) Michael Kiernan, Ireland (rugby) Michael King, United Kingdom (golf) James William Kirkwood, Ireland (hockey) Anne Kursinski, United States (equestrian sport) Lars Kvant, Sweden (squash) Christian Larsen, Denmark (tennis) Regine Lautens, Switzerland (golf) Danny Lee, United Kingdom (squash)

- 8 - Leif Leiner, Sweden (squash) Martine Le Moignan, United Kingdom (squash) , Czechoslovakia (tennis) Leslie Burr Lenehan, United States (equestrian sport) Donald Lenihan, Ireland (rugby) Armand Leone, United States (equestrian sport) Mark Leone, United States (equestrian sport) Peter Leone, United States (equestrian sport) David Lewis, New Zealand (tennis) Domingo Llanos, United States (karate) Michael Lord, United Kingdom (golf) Marie L. de Lorenzi de Taya, Spain (golf) Mareen "Peanut" Louie, United States (tennis) Brian Marchbank, United Kingdom (golf) , United Kingdom (cricket) Robert Marshall, United Kingdom (snooker) Allan Martin, United Kingdom (rugby) Andrew Martin, New Zealand (paddle-skiing) , United States (tennis) Stephen McAllister, United Kingdom (golf) John McKee, United Kingdom (hockey) Michael McLean, United Kingdom (golf) Paul McNamee, Australia (tennis) Chuck Merriman, United States (karate) Graham Monkhouse, United Kingdom (cricket) Orville Moody, United States (golf) Stan Mosel, United States (golf) Ezra Mosseley, Barbados (cricket) Mark Mouland, United Kingdom (golf) Andrew Murray, United Kingdom (golf) Steve Newbury, United Kingdom (snooker) Mark Nicholas, United Kingdom (cricket) Leif Nicklasson, Sweden (moto-cross) , United States (golf) Vorgen Nilsson, Sweden (moto- cross) Ross Norman, New Zealand (squash) Kevin O'Brien, Ireland (rugby) , Netherlands (tennis) Helena Olsson, Sweden (tennis) , Spain (tennis) , Ireland (rugby) , (tennis) David Pickering, United Kingdom (rugby) Tony Pigott, United Kingdom (cricket) Song Koon Poh, Singapore (rugby) Gary Potter, United Kingdom (golf) Peter Preece, United Kingdom (rugby) , United Kingdom (rugby) Tony Price, United Kingdom (golf) Katie Monaham Prudent, United States (equestrian sport) Robert Pulfer, United States (tug-of-war) Michael Purcell, United States (rugby)

-9 - , United Kingdom (golf) Glen Ralph, United Kingdom (golf) , United Kingdom (rugby) M. Remeynse, Netherlands (squash) , United Kingdom (rugby) Mary-Lou Retton, United States (gymnastics) Kathy Rinaldi, United States (tennis) Andy Ripley, United Kingdom (rugby) Patti Rizzo, United States (golf) Mark Roe, United Kingdom (golf) Terry Rudd, United States (equestrian sport) David Russell, United Kingdom (golf) Naoko Sato, Japan (tennis) , United States (tennis) Nigel Scanlon, United Kingdom (golf) Birgit Schweiberer, Federal Republic of Germany (karate) Andrew Sherbourne, United Kingdom (golf) Fergus Slattery, Ireland (rugby) , Ireland (golf) Harvey Smith, United Kingdom (equestrian sport) Kelvin Smith, Australia (squash) , United States (tennis) Steve Smith, United Kingdom (rugby) Jan-Ulf Soderberg, Sweden (squash) Lucy Soutter, United Kingdom (squash) Muffin Spencer-Devlin, United States (golf) , United States (golf) Ian Stephens, United Kingdom (rugby) Franklyn Stephenson, Barbados (cricket) Peter Such, United Kingdom (cricket) Kazumi Tabata, Japan (karate) Dennis Taylor, United Kingdom (snooker) Peter Teravainen, United States (golf) Barb Thomas, United States (golf) , United Kingdom (snooker) Jeremy du Toit, Zimbabwe (tennis) Grant Turner, United Kingdom (golf) Eric van der Pluym, Netherlands (squash) Olaf van Tol, Netherlands (surfing) Jackie Vimond, France (motor sport) Keith Waters, United Kingdom (golf) Mike Watkins, United Kingdom (rugby) Johan Westerholm, Sweden (squash) Peter Wheeler, United Kingdom (rugby) John (James) Whitaker, United Kingdom (cricket) David A. Wilkie, United Kingdom (swimming) Peter Willey, United Kingdom (cricket) Chris Williams, United Kingdom (rugby) David Williams, United Kingdom (golf) , United Kingdom (snooker) Malcolm Wilson, United Kingdom (motor sport) Ornul Wirdheim, Sweden (motor sport)

- 10 - Mark Wyatt, United Kingdom (rugby) Toru Yamaguchi, Japan (karate) Ric Zandvliet, Netherlands (squash) Frank "Fuzzy" Zoeller, United States (golf) Players who have reneged The following players, who had pledged not to compete in South Africa in the future, have reneged on their commitment: Gawain Briars, United Kingdom (squash) Francesco Cancelotti, (tennis) Andrew Chandler, United Kingdom (golf) , United Kingdom (golf) , Ireland (golf) Neil Hansen, United Kingdom (golf) , United States (golf) Jamie Hickox, Canada (squash) Liz Irving, Australia (squash) Lisa Opie, United Kingdom (squash) Angela Smith, United Kingdom (squash) Ross Thorne, Australia (squash) Paul Way, United Kingdom (golf) Notes Business Day (Johannesburg), 1 December 1988. 2/ Sunday Times Extra (Durban), 17 January 1988. 3/ The New Nation (Johannesburg), 18 August 1988. 4 Caribbean Times (), 10 June 1988. 5/ The Citizen (Johannesburg), 16 September 1988. 6/ The (Johannesburg), 28 July 1988. 7/ The Citizen (Johannesburg), 11 June 1988. 8/ The Star (Johannesburg), 6 August 1988. 9/ Business Day (Johannesburg), 29 August 1988. 10/ New Zealand Herald, 30 December 1988. 11/ The Daily Telegraph (London), 10 August 1988. 12/ The Citizen (Johannesburg), 9 July 1988. 13/ WBC press release, Mexico City, 5 November 1988. 14 The Star (Johannesburg), 24 May 1988. 15 The Citizen (Johannesburg), 6 June 1988. 16/ United Press International, 22 June 1988. 17/ City Press (Johannesburg), 17 July 1988. 18 The Canberra Times, 19 October 1988. 19/ SARU press statement, 22 October 1988. 2/ IOC press release, 21 June 1988. 21/ The Korean Times (Seoul), 22 September 1988. 22/ Australian Embassy report on South African sports, 1988.

- 11 - Annex I LIST OF SPORTS EXCHANGES WITH SOUTH AFRICA 1 JANUARY - 31 DECEMBER 1988 The present annex lists all known sports exchanges with South Africa during the period from 1 January to 31 December 1988, 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 1988. The consolidated list also contains a few promoters and administrators who have been actively involved in encouraging sports exchanges with South Africa. Angling A team of fresh-water anglers from the Federal Republic of Germany toured South Africa in February and March 1988 and took part in competitions there. The team included: Werner Daub Werner Dobler Manfred Lang Bernd Mehr Gerhard Sessler (manager) Roland Strunz Horst Ulrich (captain) Reiner Wahling An Austrian fresh-water angling team competed against a South African team at Grootvlei Power Station, South Africa, in March. Walter Indra, W. Panzenberger (captain) and Gunther Sessler were identified as members of the Austrian team. An Austrian rock and surf angling team toured South Africa in March and took part in contests there. Six international teams took part in an international spearfishing tournament in South Africa. The teams came from Brazil, Chile, Peru, the United Kingdom of and Northern Ireland and the United States of America. An international deep-sea angling contest was held in South Africa in April. Among the fishermen from North and South America who competed in the event were: Wolly Adams (United States) Jack Gerken (United States) Rogelio Pardo (Costa Rica) O'Hara Smith (United States) Peter Tyson (United States)

- 12 - It was also reported that a team from Botswana had taken part in the contest. It included Willie Englebrecht, Jason Graham and Tony Graham . It was later discovered that the contestants had, at some stage, resided in Botswana but were not Botswana citizens. Athletics A rebel United States athletics (track and field) team sponsored by Trek Petroleum competed in South Africa in October. The team was made up of: Men Women Keven Adkins Carol Cady James Andrews Ruth Wysocki Ted Banks Cedric Gilder Tom Hintnaus Tyrus Jefferson Dave Laut Tom Petranoff John Powell James Robinson Milan Stewart Keith Thibideau Dick Tomlinson (coach) Ray Wicksell Samson Obwocha returned to Kenya a day after his arrival in South Africa. Mark Plaatjes, who tried in late 1987 to obtain a Swazi passport so as to circumvent the international ban on South African athletics, made his way to the United States. In the United States he shammed persecution and managed to obtain "political asylum" in order to compete internationally. In South Africa Plaatjes was a member of the white-controlled South African Amateur Athletic Union (SAAAU) and was awarded "Springbok" colours for his performances with SAAAU. Plaatjes has since competed in many races in the United States. South African athlete Zola Budd, carrying a British passport of convenience, was banned from competing in the World Cross Country Championships in Auckland, New Zealand, in March. Later, the International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) suspended Budd for 12 months for associating with South African athletics, which is suspended from all IAAF activities. Desir4e du Plessis of South Africa left the country in January 1988 in order to seek a passport from the Federal Republic of Germany so as to compete internationally. Matthews Motshwarateu, who is in possession of a Botswana passport, lives and competes in South Africa. Although he had been suspended by the Botswana Association, he was allowed to compete in several races in the United States.

- 13 - Ernest Tjela, a member of the Johannesburg Harriers Club used his Lesotho passport to compete in several races in the United States and the Federal Republic of Germany. However, he was barred from taking part in the Olympic Games. Vic Gutteridge and Steve Sharp of the United Kingdom took part in the South African Comrades Marathon. .In December 1988, four South African athletes sneaked into the Honolulu Marathon, apparently using Paraguayan passports. One of them, David Tsebe, came second in the marathon. The Athletic Congress (TAC) of the United States is investigating this matter. Basketball A team from toured South Africa in September 1988 and played four internationals against South African teams in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Pietermaritzburg. In September/October, a team from the Taiwan Province, known as the "Bank of Taiwan", played three matches against various South African teams. Boardsailing (Windsurfing) The following overseas sportsmen and women competed in the Sante World Class Windsurfing Championships at Plettenberg Bay, South Africa, in January 1988: Men Women Greg Aguera (United States) Karl Anderland (Italy) Alfredo Barbera (Italy) Paolo Barozzi (Italy) Greg Beecham (Australia) Ben Derwent (Australia) Michael Fabbro (Canada) Gary Hind (United Kingdom) Maurizio Loporatti (Italy) Yves Noesmoen (France) Vincenzo Pottino (Italy) Helmut Reif (Italy) Manuela Arcidiacono (Italy) Ingrid Fournier (United States) Elena Giolai (Italy) Sonia Greco (Italy) Pascale Menage (Australia) Irene Sensini (Italy) South Africans Richard Finsen, Brian Gelling, Nicholas Orton and Greg Reis competed in the European windsurfer class championships at San Vito la Capo, Sicily, Italy, in October 1988. Boating (power boating) The following overseas pilots took part in power boat competitions in South Africa:

- 14 - Australia: Germany, Federal Republic of: United Kingdom: Craig Bailey Peter Carr Mike Nielson Ian Purdon Michael Werner Phil Duggan John Hill Anthony Hiscock Peter Linderberg of South Africa participated in power boat competitions in , including the following events: British Formula One Powerboat Grand Prix, London, United Kingdom Italian Powerboat Grand Prix, Lignano, Italy World's Formula One Powerboat Series held on the River Liffey, Dublin, Ireland Twenty pilots from the United Kingdom took part in an international offshore power boat series in South Africa including the following: Men Women Andrew Chamber Paul Cloulowe Charles Holmes Steve Lajoie Joe Marenghi Peter Marenghi Alastair McNulty Geoff Purves Mark Shorto Mike Standring Simon Tostevin Dave Trotter Terry Wright Patti Barker Tracey Clarke Donna James Boating (inflatable) Participants from Australia, France, the United Kingdom and the United States competed in inflatable boat races in South Africa in March 1988. The overseas competitors included Australians Bruce Gardner and Bernie Kelly. Body building A South African team of body builders competed in the International Federation of Body Builders/Hawaiian International Body Building Championships in Hawaii. The team included Ticky Joubert and Dawn Slater.

- 15 - A seven-member South African team comprising six men, one woman and a manager secretly toured the United Kingdom and to take part in the Mr. Universe competition in England and in the world championships in Austria. Boxing (amateur) An Israeli amateur team made up of 17 boxers and officials toured South Africa in June/July 1988. The team included: Louis Chatow Victor Cohen Avi Ben David Robert Drukman Alan Goldman Alex Guber Manny Levinsky Clive Levy David Mazat Sam Omana Eben Roman The boxers and officials were banned by the International Association (AIBA). The following overseas Africa during 1988: Argentina: Australia: Brazil: Canada: Colombia: Costa Rica: Dominican Republic: France: Amateur Boxing Boxing (professional) boxers took part in boxing contests in South Pascual Polanco Vic Toweel Manuel D'Almeida Jimmy Gradson Juan Rodriguez Jorge Delgado Eduardo Batista Danilo Cabrera Rafael Ramos Rafael Rodriguez Jean Chanet Kamel Djadda Alain Limarola

- 16 - Philemon Ayesu Ali Faki Abraham Garcia United Kingdom: United States: Zambia: Officials/Managers: Harry Cowap Andy De Abreu Donny Hood Paul Lister Gary Maxwell Ray Newby Brian Roche Tim Anderson Jimmy Bills James Broad Mike Brothers Bryan Brown Efrem Brown Victor Claudio Jerome "Kid" Coffee Tony Fulilangi Sherman Griffin Mark Hammon Bobby Jennings Reginald Johnson Glen Kennedy Brett Lally Jeff Lampkin Steve Little Tony de Luca Edwardo Luciano Jim MacDonald Irving Mitchell Davey Montana Larry Musgrove Ossie Ocasio James Prichard Tony Pruitt Sammy Rivera Dawud Shaw Kenny Vice Nicky Walker Jesse Williams Mike Weaver Vincent Mulenga Michael Phiri Philippe Fondu (France) Enrique Soria (Spain) Leonard Masonti (Zambia) Sunday Mutambo (Zambia) Malawi: Mexico:

- 17 - Johnny du Plooy of South Africa fought in the United States against Everett Martin and Renaldo Snipes. A South African boxer, Brian Mitchell, fought against Jim McDonnell of the United Kingdom in London in November 1988 and against Joe Rivera of Puerto Rico at Madrid. There were anti-apartheid demonstrations in both cities. Grant Messias, South Africa, fought against Lee Amass of the United Kingdom in London in October. David Potsane of South Africa fought against Andy Morgan of the United Kingdom in London. Welcome Ncita and Nika Khumalo of South Africa fought against South American opponents at Panama City, Panama, in February 1988. South African Aladin Stevens fought against Carlos Sole of Spain at Madrid. Welcome Ncita, South African, boxed against Jaime Olivera at Orlando, , United States. Bowls South Africans were allowed to compete in a bowls tournament at the Royal Swazi Sun Hotel at Mbabane, Swaziland. Canoeing Three South African crews competed in a distance river race - the Stella Canoe - in Spain in August. The following South Africans took part: Herman Chalupsky Oscar Chalupsky Christo Engelbrecht Rockley Montgomery Bennie Reynders Shaun Rice South African canoeist Greyling Viljoen won the five-day Murray Marathon in Australia and competed also in the world games speed canoeing competition in the United States. Oscar Chalupsky of South Africa, who carries a passport of the Federal Republic of Germany, trained for the Olympic team of the Federal Republic in an attempt to qualify for the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. It was also reported that he planned to go to Europe to race for a place on the Federal Republic's team that was to compete in the world canoe marathon championships at the end of 1988.

- 18 - Chess Karl Robatsch, an Austrian international chess grand master, visited South Africa early in 1988. He said he had received warnings from the International Federation of Chess that he should not play in South Africa. It was Robatsch's third visit to South Africa. Cricket Several overseas cricketers participated Africa during 1988. The cricketers included: Australia: Barbados: Ireland: New Zealand: United Kingdom: in cricket activities in South Mike Haysman Rod McCurdy Hartley Alleyne Sylvester Clarke Rod Estwick Russell Mawhinney Jonathon Ayling Kim Barnett Simon Base Graham Charlesworth Alan Igglesden Richard Illingworth Alvin Kallicharran Allan Lamb (formerly a South African citizen) Jeremy Lloyds Ashley Metcalf Edward Milburn Andrew Moles John Morris Phil Newport Gordon Parson Neal Radford Alastair Storie Gregory Thomas Robert Weir Others who played previously in South Africa included: Netherlands: United Kingdom: Paul-Jan Bakker Timothy Munton Paul Prichard Paul Adrian Todd Thomas Donald Topley

- 19 - English cricket Barry Meyer was appointed director of umpiring for 1988 by the South African Cricket Union. Former English cricketer Frank Tyson conducted coaching courses in various parts of South Africa in September 1988. Although South Africa is not a member of the International Cricket Conference, many South Africans are still allowed to play for English county cricket teams. It has been estimated that during 1988 there were about 12 South Africans registered with English county teams. Clive Rice of South Africa was engaged in 1988 as the captain of the Scottish national team. South African Omar Henry also played in Scotland in 1988. The South African high schools' cricket team toured England in June and July. They secretly played matches, including matches against Hampstead Cricket Club and Millfield Club. The West Ridge High School cricket team toured England and they played matches against Beverley Colts, Canterbury, Cheltenham, Chesterfield, Fleetwood, Hemel Hempstead, Morcambe, St. Lawrence, Sussex and Thornburry. South African Barry Richards was appointed to coach the South Australian team for 1988 and 1989. Cycling South African Neil Crosthwaite, who holds a British passport, is presently competing in France as a member of the French Peugeot team. Mark Beneke of South Africa took part in several races in Belgium during 1988. J. Bonnel (Belgium), Dov Colman (Belgium), Joseph Schalk (Austria), G. Trost (Austria) and Horst Ziering (Austria) competed in the South African Holiday Inn Veterans Race. Overseas participants in the South African Rapport Tour included: Germany, Federal Republic of: Rudolf Weimann (resident in South Africa) Italy: Franco Bellardi Gianni Boscolo Francesco Cattarin Walter Piram Mario Trombi Switzerland: Heinz Furter Edgar Heim Charly Herbert Peter Obrist Karl Roth

- 20 - Country not identified: Pedro Nachos (from South America) A South African team took part in the World Veterans' Road Cycling Championships held at St. Johann, Austria, in August 1988. Equestrian sport Three British riders, Geoff Billington, John Brown and Geoff Glazzard took part in the State President Trophy showjumping event at Johannesburg. Later in the year, Geoff Billington and Alan Fazackerly took part in the Seiko International Indoor Show. Two British juniors, Camille Crow and Julie Greenwood, took part in a showjumping event at the Equestrian Centre, Benoni, South Africa. An American equestrian team competed against South Africa at the South African amateur horse saddle championships at Graaff Reinet. Twenty-five South Africans were invited to compete in the Royal Swazi Sun Championships, Mbabane, Swaziland, in June 1988. Football The following overseas players played for various clubs in South Africa: Botswana: Terrence Mophuting Brazil: Jo*o-Freitas Camilo Otair Nogueira Pessoa Chile Mario Varas Lesotho: Ronnie Malefetse David Modise Ismail Mokethlane Meshack Nkwadebeng Leonard Ponoane Frank Ramulane Malawi: Jack Changwana Ernest Chirwali Pedro Dandize Les Mvuba Cedric Nakhumwa Lameck Nyangu Langson Phiri Zakes Rajabu Albert Sibiya San Snewe Stephen Zimba

- 21 - Mozambique% Swaziland: United Kingdom: Zambia: Eden Katango Ali Nkuna Farook Nkuna Alfred Nyapuli Richard Lukhele Super Mabuza Dumisani Mhlongo Siphiwe Mncina Tony Saulus Abel Shongwe William Shongwe Absolom Thindwa Gary Bailey Darren Bradley Paul Jones Raymond McGuiness Kevin O'Neill Mark White Osher Williams Frank Worthington Albert Bwalya Phileomon Kaunda Hernery Malambo (probably a false name) Jonathan Mambue Ronald Mkandawire Philemon Mulala Keegan Mumba John Mwanza Cabi Nyareng (probably a false name) Bizwell Phiri Tacky Shawa A Brazilian team toured South Africa in February. The team, which played in indoor matches, was made up of: Paulinho Amorin Gaucho Cunho Nilson Severino Dias Kaka Ferreira Amaurio Filho Paulo Cesar Martins Julio Cesar Coelho Morais Waldek Almeida Nascimento Jorge Pinto Alfonsinho Reis Thadeu Ricci

- 22 - Several players from Portugal toured South Africa and played in an indoor series against South African teams. The players included: Aderito Alves Paulo Azevedo Manuel Manelica Azevedo Josi de Alberto Ferreira Jos6 Milagres (coach) Carlos Tuxa Oliveria Rui Jorge de Ribeiro Paulo Simoes A football team from Windhoek, Namibia, played several matches in the Federal Republic of Germany against veterans teams. South African Jomo Sono participated in a football match at Tokyo after he concealed his South African sports links. Golf The following golfers took part in the South African circuit during 1988: Australia: Austria: Canada: Germany, Federal Republic of Ireland: Italy: Spain: Swaziland: United Kingdom: Todd Power Franz Laimer David Ahern Frank Edmonds Oliver Eckstein Eamonn Darcey David Feherty Pietro Molteni Chema Andrade Joe Dlamini David Armour Simon Bishop Simon Brown Andrew Chandler Mark Davis Denis Durnian Brian Evans Nick Godin Martin Green

- 23 - United States% Neil Hansen Phillip Harrison Paul Hunstone Mark Johnson Kyle Kelsall Michael King Brian Lawson Robert Lee Stuart Little Malcolm McKenzie Chris Moody Ian Mosey Graham Oliver Jeremy Robinson David Russell Phillip Sierociski Nick Squire Paul Way Ian Young David Abell Chris Anderson J. C. Anderson Gary Battistoni Jim Becker Don Bell Jim Bombard Eric Booker Brad Britton Mike Cooney Carl Cooper John Cyboran Clark Dennis Brad Dixon Tom d'Ottavio Jeff Duncan Josel Edwards Mark (Mike) Elliot David Erickson P. Famiano Dale Faulkner Jack Ferenz Robert Friend Tom Garcia David Glenz John Haime Rick Hartman Phil Hatchett Nolan Henke Harold Henning (for John Hulbert :merly a South African)

- 24 - Tony Jackson Chip Johnson Jimmy Johnson William Kane John Kernohan Kevin Klier John Lee Don Levin Doug Lucci Brian Mahon Pete Matthews Mark McCann Ron McCann Greg McMillan Gordon Millar Bob Molt James Moodie Sandy Morrison Andrew Morse Mike Nickell Joe Nieporte Tom Nosewicz Bill van Orman Richard Parker Robert Parker Alan Pate David Patten Dean Prange Francis Quinn Bill Rabold Jett Rich John Riegger Don Robertson Tom Rooney Jeffrey Roth Hugh Royer Bobby Rucker Marty Schiene Evan Schiller Steven Serotte Bob E. Smith Stuart Smith Jeff Stewart Kevin Strohman Brent Studer Tom Sutter Jay Townsend Rick Versure Douglas Wherry Mike White

- 25 - Brad Worthington Andy Zullo John Zupan Zimbabwe% Rui da Costa Glenn James D. Gammon, Tony Johnstone and Teddy Webber are all residents of South Africa and are classed as South Africans for internal tournaments but when they are abroad they become "Zimbabweans". Similarly, Hugh Baiocchi becomes an "Italian". The Helex Swazi Sun Open and the Swazi Pro-Am held at Mbabane are part of the South African circuit. The following golfers competed in the Million Dollar Classic held in the South African bantustan of Bophuthatswana in December 1988: Germany, Federal Republic of: South Africa: United Kingdom: United States: Bernhard Langer Fulton Allem Mark McNulty (also carries a Zimbabwean passport) The First National Bank of South Africa organized Golf Tournament at Johannesburg. The overseas players tournament included: Australia: New Zealand: United States: The following overseas circuit in 1988; Australia: the Seniors Classic who took part in the (now resides in the United States) Peter Thompson Butch Baird Billy Casper Orville Moody golfers took part in the South African women's Ray Bell Patty Grant Canada:

- 26 - United Kingdom: Katrina Douglas Rae Hast (also has a South African passport) Elizabeth Glass Alison Sheard (also has a South African passport) Claire Waite Ali Walters United States: Kathy Hart Brenda Lunsford Meredith Marshall Kelly Stenzel South Africans Fulton Allem, David Frost, (carries a Zimbabwean passport) and Denis Watson competed in the United States golf circuit. The tournaments included: , Marietta, Bay Hill Classic, Orlando, Florida Bob Hope Classic, Indian Wells, California Classic, Sutton, Massachusetts Colonial National Invitation, Fort Worth, , , Florida Greater Greensboro Open, Greensboro, North Carolina Greater Hartfordshire Open, Cromwell, Connecticut Greater , Franklin, Wisconsin Hawaiian Open, Honolulu, Hawaii Heritage Classic, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina Houston Open, Texas International Men's Tournament, Castle Rock, Colorado Kemper Open, Potomac, Washington, D.C. Las Vegas Invitation, Las Vegas, , California Memorial Tournament, Dublin, Ohio Michigan Open, Grand Blanc, Michigan Nabisco Championships, Pebble Beach, California , Pensacola, Florida PGA Honda Classic, Coral Springs, Florida Phoenix Open, Scottsdale, Arizona Pro-Am Tournament, Pebble Beach, California San Diego Open, California Shootout Championship, Tucson, Arizona , Columbus, Ohio Southwest Classic, Abilene, Texas St. Jude Classic, Cordova, Tennessee Tallahassee Classic, Tallahassee, Florida Texas Open, San Antonio, Texas Tournament Players Championships, Ponte Vedra, Florida , Tucson, Arizona Walt Disney Classic, Lake Buena Vista, Florida Westchester Classic, Harrison, New York , Oak Brook, Illinois World Series, Akron, Ohio.

- 27 - Wayne Bradley, Richard Kaplan and Bobby Verwey of South Africa competed in several tournaments in Canada during the Canadian golf season. and Wayne Player of South Africa took part in the Meyer Challenge golf tournament at Portland, Oregon, United States. Gary Player also participated in several tournaments for senior players in the United States. The tournaments included: Aetna Insurance Seniors Classic, Florida Doug Sanders Classic, Houston, Texas , Grand Rapids, Michigan GTE Classic, Tampa, Florida GTE North Classic, Indianapolis, Indiana Mazda Championship, Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico Seniors PGA Tournament, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Senior Tournament, Roswell, Georgia Senior Tournament Players Championship, Ponte Verde, Florida SW Bell Silver Pages Senior Open, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tournament of Champions, Carlsbad, California US Seniors PGA, Medinah, Illinois Vintage Invitation, Indian Wells, California. Denis Hutchinson of South Africa competed in the British PGA Seniors Tournament at North Berwick, Scotland. South Africans David Frost, Mark McNulty, Gary Player and Nick Price participated in the U.S. Open held at Brookline, Massachusetts, United States. Mark Burgess, Glen Nortje, Kim Rothmann, Warren Schutte, Michael du Toit and Clinton Whitelaw of South Africa took part in the World under-18 strokeplay golf championship at San Diego, California, United States. Nick Price (South Africa) competed in the at Oakville, Ontario, Canada. South African Harold Henning competed in the Fuji Electric Seniors at Narita, Japan. It is apparent that Henning used a non-South African passport to gain entry, as Japan does not allow South Africans to compete in its country. The following South Africans took part in the European Professional Golfers Association (PGA) Tour: Hugh Baiocchi (also carries an Italian passport) Jeff Hawkes Tony Johnstone (also carries a Zimbabwean passport) Gavin Levenson Mark McNulty (also carries a Zimbabwean passport) Robert Richardson Teddy Webber (also carries a Zimbabwean passport) Wayne Westner

- 28 - The European PGA Tour included the following tournaments: Benson and Hedges Tournament, Fulford, England Biarritz Open, Biarritz, France British PGA Tournament, Wentworth, England Cannes Open, Cannes, France Carrolls , Dublin, Ireland Epsom Grand Prix, Chepstow, Wales European , Crans-sur-Sierre, Switzerland European Open, Sunningdale, England European Matchplay Championships, Chepstow, Wales Four-Star, Pro-Celebrity, Moor Park, England , Chantilly, France , Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany Irish Open, Portmarnock, Ireland , Como, Italy , Stuttgart, Federal Republic of Germany Open, La Moye, United Kingdom Lanc8me Trophy, St. Nom la Breteche, France , Madrid, Spain , Portuguese Open, Quinta do Lago, Portugal Pro-Celebrity Tournament, Rickmansworth, England , Gleneagles, Scotland York International, York, England. South Africans were not allowed to take part in the European PGA Tour Tournaments held in the Netherlands and Sweden and later in Belgium and Spain. However, Mark McNulty and Teddy Webber sneaked into the Spanish tournaments using their Zimbabwean passports. Mark McNulty, Tony Johnstone and Teddy Webber used their Zimbabwean passports to compete in the Netherlands and Teddy Webber used his Zimbabwean passport to gain entry to the tournaments in Sweden. Tony Johnstone used his Zimbabwean passport to gain entry into the Belgian Open. Fulton Allem, Hugh Baiocchi*, , Steve Burnett, David Frost**, Jeff Hawkes, Tony Johnstone**, Gavin Levenson, Mark McNulty**, Gary Player, Wayne Player, Nick Price**, Rob Richardson, Teddy Webber*** and Wayne Westener of South Africa took part in the Golf Championships, Royal Lytham and St. Annes, England. South African Gary Player competed in the British Seniors Open Championships at Turnberry, Scotland. Gary Player also took part in an international veterans' golf tournament at Taipei, Taiwan Province. * Carries an Italian passport. ** Carries a British passport, * Carries a Zimbabwean passport,

- 29 - Nick Price and Mark McNulty of South Africa competed in the World Matchplay Championships at Wentworth, England, United Kingdom. South Africans Neville Clarke, Chris Davidson, , Ben Fouchee and Ian Hutchings competed in the British Amateur Golf Championships at Wales' Royal Porthcawl in June. The team was managed by Brian Churcher. South Africa's Laurette Maritz competed in several women's tournaments in Europe. The tournaments included: British Open, Lindrick Broadway Group Wirral Classic, England European Women's Open, Kingswood, England Hennessy Cup, St. Germain-en- Laye, France Marbella Ladies Open, Marbella, Spain , Quinta da Marinha, Portugal St. Moritz Women's Classic, St. Moritz, Switzerland South African Sonja Van Wyk also competed in the European Golf circuit. Alison Sheard of South Africa participated in the Scottish Women's Golf Championship, Cawder, Scotland and in several tournaments in Europe. It has been reported that Alison Sheard also carries a British passport. Gymnastics A team from the United States took part in competitions in South Africa in April. The team members included: Men Women Eric Brown Gina Basile Lawrence Chavez Angela Correl Drew Distefano Keri Duley J. J. Sanchez Mindy Kryzinski Greg Umphrey Vidette Mack Bill Foster (coach) Lisa Rudermann Mick Juszczyk (judge) Mike Di Leo (coach) They are members of the Gold Cup Gymnastics Club at Albuquerque, New Mexico. Two team members, Chainey Umphrey and Brandy Wood, who also planned to compete in South Africa, returned "on the next flight home" after learning that their visit conflicted with a ban on sports contact with South Africa. An overseas team competed in the Open International gymnastics series in Pretoria and Cape Town, South Africa, in November. The team was made up of:

- 30 - Men Robin Artz (United States) Aaron Basham (United States) Richard Basham (United States, coach) Thomas Gross (Federal Republic of Germany) Michael Kreher (Federal Republic of Germany) Mark Lee (United States, coach) Chris Wiloth (United States, coach) Sebronzik Wright (United States) Michael Vetter (Federal Republic of Germany) Women Jacqueline Butler (United States) Jenny Donaldson (United States) Megan Fenton (United States) Suk-Ching Li (of Chinese origin, now based in Europe) Gerd Rasquin (Europe - coach) Tanya Saamen (nationality not known) A five-member Portuguese acro-gymnastics team competed in South Africa in August. The team consisted of: Maria Correia Susana Marques Catia Messias Gil Mota (coach, judge) Maria Neto Alda da Silva Miles Avery, a men's gymnastics coach from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, went to South Africa in July 1988 to conduct coaching clinics. Hockey An overseas women's hockey team, known as Allied Internationals, toured South Africa in March. The team included the following players: Claudia Beiers Sabine Blemenschutz Karin Hirsch Brigitte Kindler Regina Lorenz Beatrix Spannbauer The players' country of origin was not revealed. come from the Federal Republic of Germany. They are believed to In July and August 1988, an under-21 international women's hockey team played several matches in South Africa. The team consisted of the following players: S. Demey F. Ducamp V. Ducamp Ivan Durme

- 31 - I. Frankignoulle Benedicte Henderick Isobel Kluyskens A. Lutke-Schipholt I. Manneback A. Nathan L. Nazmin Heidi Peeters I. Relik Marianne Schafer C. Versteegh C. Gucassoff (manager) Y. Krick (coach) The nationalities of the players were concealed. Horse racing South African Bartie Leisher was engaged as a jockey at the Hong Kong Turf Club in the early part of 1988. Michael Roberts of South Africa was engaged to ride in the United Kingdom during the flat-racing season. British jockey Steve Smith Eccles took part in a hurdles event in Turffontein, Johannesburg. British jockeys Tony Ives, Michael Kinane, Bruce Raymond, Greville Starkey and Walter Swingburn rode in international race meets in South Africa. Waichong Mawing, a jockey from Hong Kong, raced in South Africa. Ice hockey An ice hockey team from the Federal Republic of Germany, known as the GTI Raiders, played three matches in South Africa in September. The team included: Bob Baier, Pit Hinfurdner and Peter Tedge (captain). Judo A 10-man South African judo squad toured Europe for three weeks in March/April 1988. They trained in the Federal Republic of Germany and the United Kingdom and took part in one competition at Dusseldorf. In September 1988, a 12-man international judo team sneaked into South Africa for a three week visit and a two-test series against South Africa.

- 32 - Karate In early 1988, the Italian national karate team competed in Namibia. In December 1988, members of the South African Defence Force karate team returned from a five-week tour of Europe. The team competed in France, Ireland and Italy. Motor sports Motor car South African Sarel van der Merwe competed in several sports car races in the United States, including the Daytona 500 Nascar Race, Daytona, the MISA Camel GT at Del Mar, California, and the Camel Continental 500. George Fouche, Sarel van der Merwe and Wayne Taylor of South Africa took part in the Le Mans 24 Hour Endurance Car Race, France. Several drivers from the Federal Republic of Germany and Switzerland competed in an international motor race at Kyalami, South Africa, in July. They included: Germany, Federal Republic of: Switzerland: Jurgen Ditzinger Friedhelm Klopper Dieter Koll Manfred Trinty Peter Hirsiger Nicolas Leutwiler Peter Wyss The following overseas drivers competed in the Yellow Pages 500 International Sports Car race at Kyalami, near Johannesburg: Germany, Federal Republic of: France: : Italy: Jochen Dauer Peter Fritsch Frank Jelinski Klaus Ludwig John Winter Claude Ballot-Lena Jean-Claude Justice Patrick Oudet Jean-Louis Ricci Bob Wollek Costas Los Fabrizio Barberio Carlo Facetti Martino Finotto

- 33 - Switzerland: United Kingdom% Maurizio Gellini Olindo Iacobelli Bruno Sotty Gigi Taverna Pierre-Alain Lomard Antoine Salamin Lawrence Bristow Tom Dodd-Nobie Ian Harrower Tim Harvey Tim Lee-Davey Richard Piper Robbie Stirling John Walters Mike Youles The following drivers made up the European team in the Porsche Turbo Cup meeting held at Kyalami, near Johannesburg: Germany, Federal Republic of: Sweden: Switzerland: Jurgen Ditzinger Edgar Doren Siegfried Kopcke Herbert Kraal Ornulf Wirdheim Claude Haldi Speedway Several overseas riders took part in the Champion Spark Plug International Series in South Africa. The riders included: United Kingdom: United States: Robbie Fuller Richard Knight Charlie McKinna Kelvin Tatum Neville Tatum Rob Tilbury Randy Green Rick Miller Kelly Moran Polo A Chilean polo team competed against a South African team in a three-test series at Durban and Johannesburg. The Chilean team was made up of Fernando Fantini, Juan Eduardo Labbe, Gerardo Valdes, Gonzala Valdes, Francisco Ochagavia and Rodrigo Vial.

- 34 - Powerlifting It is reported that teams from Australia, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, United Kingdom and the United States competed in the 1988 World Powerlifting Championships held at the Rand Afrikaans University, Pretoria. The following participants were identified: Australia: United States: Yuris Sterns (manager and coach) Women Jeff Chorpenning Buddy Duke Thor Kritsky Bill Nichols John Ware United Kingdom: Sonja Bowles Terri Byland Mary Jeffrey Ann Leverett Mariah Liggett Jackie Pierce Sharrol Powell Dawn Reshel Maris Sternberg Arthur White Rowing Three overseas clubs competed in rowing events in South Africa in February 1988. Ten rowers were from the French "Asterix" crew, others represented the Neptun club from Konstanz, Federal Republic of Germany, and the veteran Heidelberg club, Federal Republic of Germany. Gunther Hans from Heidelberg was one of the participants. Rowers from Swaziland competed in a regatta at Wemmer Pan, South Africa. The South African St. Stithians rowing crew Republic of Germany and Switzerland in May/June. international and national regattas. secretly toured the Federal They competed in Oarsmen from the Natal University took part in several events in England. The South African rower Robin McCall spent three months in France where he represented the Eucon Club in European competitions. The London Rowing Club, United Kingdom, allowed four South Africans to compete in its colours at a regatta so as to evade the ban on South Africa. Rugby Thirteen French rugby players toured South Africa and played against several provincial and local teams. Apparently the French Rugby Federation granted permission for the tour. The French squad consisted of:

- 35 - Filles Fargues (Hyers) James Legarto (Biarritz) Alain Malieg (Tarbes) Michel Montsarrat (St. Gaurdens) Laurent Parto (Bayonne) Philippe Pelissier (Tarbes) Jean-Marc Pigeaud (Istres) Aimi Ravier (Bayonne) Patrick Ruiz (Mazamet) Jean-Luc Saudete (Lourdes) Alain Teule (Tarbes) Richard Vasheron (Istres) Pascal Vincent (Hyers) Coaches: Joris Benoit, Pierre Massac, Gerard Verdoulet A rugby team known as the Grizzlies, made up of players from the west coast of the United States, played seven matches in South Africa. The team was made of: Mark Carlson Rick Cribellone Graham Dowries (captain) (South African) Tony Flay Dennis Gonzales Gary Hein Kevin Higgins Greg Hulbert Don James Peter Kuttle (South African) Bill Leversee Shaun Lipman (South African) Tim Mascheroni Dan Morrison Joe Nickerson Chris O'Brien Dwayne Parker Jeff Peter Tim Petersen Tony Ridnell Al Robertson Ramon Saminego Mike Saunders Mike Smith Brian Vizard Barry Williams Mark Williams

- 36 - Officials included: Gary Montgomery and Robert Woodberry (managers) Bing Dawson (coach), Bill Taylor (trainer) and Loc Vetter (team doctor) A group of players arrived in South Africa to form part of an international contingent to play a series of matches to celebrate the centenary of the Northern Transvaal Rugby Union. The tour had to be cancelled when the rest of the invitees failed to arrive. Those who arrived and were prepared to play were: Australia: Ian Williams Charles Wilson (manager) Fiji: Savenaca Aria Niko Baleiverata Alifereti Dere Rusiate Namoro Alipate Rabitu Laitai Savai (now playing in Brisbane, Australia) Joe Toga New Zealand: Graham Eden (tour co-ordinator, now a resident of Fiji) Tonga: Tali Eteaki Alamoni Liavaa Takai Makisi Hakaeoto Tupou There was a player from the United States but his name was not revealed. Other oveseas players who participated in South Africa during 1988 included Chris Butcher and (United Kingdom) and Marty Berry (New Zealand). Several South Africans played for local clubs in Italy during the 1988 season. The South Africans included Naas Botha, Gert Smal and De Villeirs Visser. A South African rugby team, the Nampak Pioneers, toured Chile and Paraguay in October 1988. Another team, from the Northern Transvaal, also toured Chile and Paraguay at the same time. A South African team played against a combined Paraguay-Uruguay team in Asuncion, Paraguay in October 1988. Snooker Two players from the United Kingdom, Cliff Wilson (Wales) and (England) competed in South Africa in July/August 1988 against Silvino and Peter Francisco, South Africa.

- 37 - Several South African snooker players took part in competitions in the United Kingdom. They included: Frangois Ellis, Peter Francisco, Silvino Francisco and Robbie Grace. Softball A men's and a women's softball team from the Taiwan Province toured South Africa. Sports for the disabled Seventeen disabled athletes from Austria, Belgium and the Federal Republic of Germany took part in an invitational international meet and in the South African senior championship at Durban in March 1988. The overseas participants included: Chris de Craeme, Remi van Ophem and Pol van Winkel, all of Belgium. Squash Stuart Hailstone of South Africa, who travels on a British passport and has been made a member of the Scottish Squash Racket Association to circumvent the sports boycott, competed in several tournaments in Europe, including the Monaco Open, the French Open, the Belgian Open and the British Open. He also took part in the Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysian Open tournaments. South African P. Symonds took part in the French Open and in an international tournament at Blois, France. Several overseas players competed in the South African Women's Squash Championships and other competitions. They included: Australia: Ireland: : United Kingdom: Sharon Bradey Vicki Cardwell Liz Irving Rebecca Best Mary Byrne Claire Levine Alison Cummings Samantha Langley-Foster Lisa Opie Flavia Roberts Paul Millington of the United Kingdom and Ros Thorne competed in several tournaments in South Africa. A team from the United States took part in the Plascon Challenge surf ski championship in South Africa. The team was made up of David Dadeaux, Kevin Taylor and Bob Twogood. Surfing of Australia

- 38 - The following overseas South Africa, in July 1988% Australia: United States: surfers competed in the "Gunston 500" at Durban, Robbie Bain Bryce Ellis Damien Hardman Barton Lynch Richard Marsh Dave McCaulay Mark Occhiluppo Matthew Pitts Tony Ray Graham Wilson Glen Winton Nicky Wood Todd Chesser Chris Frohoff Hans Hedeman Derek Ho Todd Holland Mike Parsons John Shimooka South African Shaun Tomson took part in the Alternative Surf International Pro at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in September 1988. He also competed in the XXXX Classic at Surfers Paradise in Australia, in November 1988, and he took part in the Rip Curl Pro event at Hossegor, France. Noel Rahme and Davil Malherbe of South Africa competed in the Marni Pipeline contest at Haleiwa, Hawaii, in December 1988. Swimming Two divers from Orlando, Florida, United States, Lennie Laykland and Lynne McCoy, conducted coaching clinics and took part in two "tests" in South Africa. Twelve English waterpolo players visited South Africa and played several matches in Johannesburg. The players were suspended by the English Amateur Swimming Association. Table tennis Overseas table tennis players, John Pinho of Portugal and Angela Tierney of the United Kingdom took part in the Transvaal Open table tennis championships at Johannesburg, South Africa. Tennis The following players took part in the Standard Bank Cup tennis (international) tournament held at Johannesburg, South Africa:

- 39 - South Africa: European team: United States% Francesco Cancellotti (Italy) (Israel) (Switzerland) The following overseas players took part in the South African Tennis Circuit, including the South African Open Championships, in 1988: Men Australia: Austria: Ecuador: France: Germany, Federal Republic of: Israel: Rod Chippendale Jon Ireland Andrew Ritter J. Smith Bernhard Pills Andr4s Gomez Thi~rry Tulasne Nils Brandau Michael Feldbausch Thomas Fergg Stefan Fueg Florian Krumrey Klaus Langenbach Libor Nemecek Frank Rieker Harald Rittersbacher Herbert Sandberg Sascha Winkler Christoph Zipf Yoah Azach Ofer Gorsky Yuval Karutzi

- 40 - Amos Mansdorf Boaz Merenstein Oren Motevassel Amit Naor Antonio Altobelli David Bodero Francesco Cancellotti Paolo Cane Ivano Cappelloni Michele Fioroni Alessandro Fornaro Silvio Moine Roberto Raffa Angelo Tanganelli Marco Turra Netherlands: Spain: Switzerland: United Kingdom: United States: Johan Vekemans Daniel Marco Marco Perez-Hubert Stefan Bienz Claudio Mezzadri Marc Walder Daniel Ahl Austen Brice Gary Engleman Jason Goodall Paul Hand Andrew Sproule Matt Anger John Boytim Scott Brown Mike Conroy Kevin Curren Howard Endelman Delayne Howell Spencer Kooshian Michael Kures Kevin Lubbers Italy-

- 41 - Venezuela: Rob Mitchell Alfonso Mora P. Palandjian David Pate Robert Pellizzi John Simpson Gary Sinclair Chuck Swayne Tom Toomey Fred Viancos Nicolas Pereira Women Belgium: Germany, Federal Republic of: Netherlands: Peru: Ilse de Ruysscher Sabine Hack Cornelia Lechner Cora Linnemann Pamela Wallenfels Amy van Buuren Karin Strohmeier Switzerland: United Kingdom: United States% A three-man squad from team in the annual under-21 Africa. United States: South Africa: Andrea Martinelli Karen Hunter Denise Parnell Kim Seddon Joy Tacon Sally Timms Janet Craig Anne Grousbeck Shandra Livingston Vicenza Procacci the United States played against a South African Nashua Cup Competition which was held in South John Boytim Patrick Galbraith Lan Bale

- 42 - Brent Haygarth Pietie Norval South Africans Christo van Rensburg, Danie Visser, Barry Moir, , , took part in the Australian men's circuit, comprising the following tournaments: , New South Wales Open, Rosalyn Fairbank competed in the Australian women's circuit, which included the following tournaments% Australian Open, Melbourne New South Wales Open, Sydney The following South African tennis Tennis Championships 1988 at Wimbledon, tournament at Roehampton): Men Peter Aldrich L. Bale N. Broad C. Campbell R. Deppe Eddie Edwards G. Fichardt Warren Green R. A. J. Hewitt (over 35) S. Kruger Brian Levine D. Maasdorp M. Masencamp F. D. McMillan (over 35) B. N. Moir K. Moir Gary Muller P. Norval Christo van Rensburg M. Robertson Danie Visser players participated in the Lawn England (including the qualifying Women L. Barnard A. Coetzer R. Gaddie Lisa Gregory Karen Schimper Dinky van Rensburg Junior tennis players from Austria, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, the Federal Republic of Germany, Italy, Lesotho, Spain, the United Kingdom and Venezuela took part in the South African Junior International Tournament in Johannesburg in November. South African tennis players were allowed to take part in the European tennis circuit in 1988. The tournaments included:

- 43 - Men's matches Cup Tennis Tournament, Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany Dublin Challenger, Dublin, Ireland French Open, , France Grand Prix Tournament, Bristol, England Hoylake Men's Invitation, West Kirby, England Men's Grasscourt Championships, Queen's Club, London, England Nabisco Masters Doubles, London, England Northern Grasscourt Championships, Manchester, England Scottish Grasscourt Championships, Edinburgh, Scotland Wirral International Grasscourt Tournament, West Kirby, England. Women's matches Dow Classic Women's Tournament, Birmingham, England Eastbourne Women's Tournament, Eastbourne, England Eta Challenger Tennis Tournament, Vaihingen, Federal Republic of Germany European Indoor Championships, Zurich, Switzerland European Open Tournament, Geneva, Switzerland French Open, Paris, France Midland Group Championship, Brighton, England Northern Grasscourt Championships, Manchester, England Women's International, Aix-en-Provence, France Women's Tournament, Filderstadt, Federal Republic of Germany. Peter Aldrich, Christo van Rensburg and took part in the Israeli Tennis Centre Grand Prix, Tel Aviv. The following South Africans competed in the United States tennis circuit: Men Women Pieter Aldrich Amanda Coetzer Clinton Banducci Rosalyn Fairbank Andrew Burrow Lise Gregory Eddie Edwards Elna Reinach Dinky van Rensburg Charles Honey Karen Schimper Barry Moir Gary Muller Yvonne Vermaak Christo van Rensburg Michael Robertson Danie Visser The circuit included the following tournaments: Men ATP Tennis Championships, Cincinatti, Ohio DC Tennis Classic, Washington, D.C. Grand Prix, Scottsdale, Arizona - 44 - Hall of Fame Tennis Chempionships, Newport, Rhode Island Indian Wells Champions Cup, California International Players' Championships, Key Biscayne, Florida Kiss 100 Invitational, Haverford, Pennsylvania Mennen Cup Tennis Championships, Livingston, New Jersey Nynex Open, Rye Brook, New York River Oaks, Houston, Texas Transamerica Open, San Francisco, California US Indoor Championships, Memphis, Tennessee US Men's Tennis Championships, Indianapolis, Indiana US Open Men's Championships, Charleston, South Carolina US Open, New York US Pro Indoor Tennis Championships, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Volvo Chicago Tennis Championships, Illinois Volvo Grand Prix, Los Angeles, California Tennis Tournament, Stratton Mountain, Vermont. Women Florida Clay Court Championships, Amelia Island, Florida , Largo, Florida Houston Women's Championships, Houston, Texas International Players' Championship, Key Biscayne, Florida New England Women's Championship, Worcester, Massachusetts New England Women's Tournament, Worcester, Massachusetts New Orleans Women's Tournament, New Orleans, Louisiana New York Invitation Tournament, New York Newport International Tennis Tournament, Newport, Rhode Island Orange Bowl International Tournament, Miami, Florida San Diego Tennis Tournament, San Diego, California United Jersey Bank Classic, Mahwah, New Jersey US Open, New York Virginia Slims of California, Oakland, California Virginia Slims of Florida, Boca Raton, Florida Virginia Slims Tennis Tournament, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Virginia Slims Tennis Tournament, Wichita, Kansas Virginia Slims Tennis Tournament, Worcester, Massachusetts Virginia Slims Tennis Tournament, Nashville, Tenessee Women's Tournament, Chicago, Illinois Women's Tournament, , Texas Women's Tournament, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina Women's Tournament, Indianapolis, Indiana Women's Tournament, San Antonio, Texas A top Australian tennis coach, Ian Barclay, visited South Africa for a month to coach there. Trampolining South African trampoline and tumbling teams spent five weeks in the United States in May and June and competed in two tournaments there.

- 45 - Tr iathlon South African Nigel Reynolds competed in several events in Europe as a member of the Peugeot team of France. Four French triathletes took part in triathlon competitions at Cape Town and Durban, South Africa. They were Roland Bertrand, Michel Gavet, Thiirry Henri and Falrice Trousset. South African triathlete Keith Anderson competed in the world long-distance championship at Nice, France. Mandy Dean (South Africa) took part in an international triathlon at Nice, France, in September 1988. South African Paula Newby-Fraser won the women's section of the World Ironman Triathlon championships at Kailu-Kona, Hawaii. Water-skiing The following water-skiers competed in the Third Nashua Barefoot International at Durban, South Africa, in April 1988: Men Women Dodd Dwyer (Australia) Jennifer Calleri (United States)) Peter Fleck (United States) Steffani Herman (Federal Republic Brian Fuchs (United States) of Germany) Jeff Milbrath (United States) Jacqueline Pfeiffer (Switzerland) Don Mixon (United States) Lori Powell (United States) John Pennay (Australia) Sharon Stekelenburg (Australia) Rick Powell (United States) Brett Sands (Australia) Ron Scarpa (United States) Mike Seipel (United States) Rod Trevillian (Australia) A five-man team from Europe competed against a South African team in South Africa. The team consisted of: Frederick Becker (France) Jean Freudiger (Switzerland) Herv6 Henry (France) Yvon Le Gall (France) Yves St. Viteux (Belgium) World barefoot water-ski champion Rick Powell (United States), who competed in South Africa in the Nashua Internationals in April 1988, returned to the country to conduct a series of coaching clinics. A South African team took part in a triangular water-ski racing competition between Australia, South Africa and the United States at Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, in September.

- 46 - Wrestling The following overseas wrestlers competed in South Africa: United Kingdom United States% Nationalities not identified: It was reported that competed in South Africa. Scrubber Daily Tiger Singh Black Bart Richard Byrne Lance van Erich Bill Irvine Rick Patterson Steve Ray Mohammed "Patan" Afzal Akam Singh (based in Canada) Gama Singh (based in Canada) Dave Moran (based in the Federal Republic of Germany) Giant Haystacks of the United Kingdom had also Yachting Two South African yachts, skippered by John Martine and Bertie Reed, competed in the Trans-Atlantic single-handed race from Plymouth, United Kingdom to Newport, Rhode Island, United States. Five junior South African Optimist sailors went on a month-long overseas tour. They took part in competitions in Italy and in the United States.

- 47 - Annex II CONSOLIDATED LIST OF SPORTSMEN AND SPORTSWOMEN WHO PARTICIPATED IN SPORTS EVENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA FROM 1 SEPTEMBER 1980 TO 31 DECEMBER 1988* Sport Sportsperson Boxing (professional) Roberto Alfaro Abel Breur Roberto Candori Fominho D'Elia Ramon Dominguez CesAr Duarte Lorenzo Garcia Walter G6mez Santos Laciar Juan Domingo Malverez Miguel Quinteros Roberto de Vincenzo Horatio Servetto (umpire) Julio Melure Juan Antonio Musladino Rubin Pardo Hector Patri Pascual Polanco* Victor Robledo Jesus Romero Adolfo Rossi Ramon Soria Tito Lectoure Motor car racing and Grand Prix Carlos Reuteman Ricardo Zunino Horacio Araya Santiago Araya Juan Jos4 Blaguier Luis Maria Blaguier Jorge Allen Marcos-Maria Baeck Gonzalez Beccar-Varela Sliso Branca Marcello Campo Diego-Maria Cash Andr4s Courreges Serafin Dengra Jorge de Prat Gray Ricardo de Vedia Francisco Elizagaray Guillermo Holmgren Marcello Lopez- Imizoz Bernardo Miguens Javi~r Miguens Domingo Beriatua (administrator) Martin Blaguier Enrique Braun Miximo Paz Gustavo Milano Buenaventura Minguez Fernando Moral Marcello Morelli Andris Nicholson Jos4-Marfa Palma Tomis Petersen Juan Pablo Piccardo Hugo Porta Alejandro Puccio Martin Sansot Alejandro Schiavo Diego Cuenesta Silva Fabian Turnes Ernesto Ure Fernando Venegas * Names marked with a single asterisk are new listings. Country Argentina Chess Golf Hockey Polo Rugby

- 48 - Sportsperson Oscar-Carlos Martinez-Basante (manager) Hector Silva (coach) Rugby teams Shooting Cordoba Fisherton College Los Toros (also known las Naciones) St. George's College Alvero Aquico Braghini Gurcio as Banco de Muga Ranfgeni Recio Tennis Aeronautics Boardsailing Jos4-Luis Clerc Robert Saad Tracey Tabart Women Boating (inflatable) Body building Boxing (professional) Bowls Cricket Cycling Greg Beecham* Ben Derwent* Bruce Gardner* Bernie Kelly* Kathy Illington Sammy Ioanides Kevin Barry* Paul Toweel Vic Toweel* Barry Salter John Dyson Peter Faulkner Mike Haysman Rod McCurdy Pascale Menage* Carl Rackeman Steve Smith Mike Taylor Kepler Wessels Bruce Francis (manager) Dr. Frank Polese (physiotherapist) Murray Hall Ben Lyons Country Argentina (cont'd) Spor t Rugby (cont'd) Australia

- 49 - Sportsperson Men Bruce Devlin a/ Bruce Crampton* Peter Thompson Todd Power C. Witcher Australian national team Gymnastics Horse racing Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcyling Phillip Cheetham Darren Gauci Alan Jones Michael Dawson Michael Dooman Paul Ferney Wayne Gardner Graeme McGregor Rob Phillis Jeff Sayle Netball Polo Power boating Powerlifting 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)* Glen Ella Roger Gould Charles Wilson (manager)* Sandy Muston Stan Pelecki Ian Williams* Eddie Charlton aj Now living in the United States of America. Country Australia (cont'd) Sport Golf Women Ray Bell* Gymkana Rugby Snooker

- 50 - Spor tsper son Country Australia (cont'd) Sport Squash Men 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 John van der Kork Wes Laine Kingsley Looker Barton Lynch Men Rod Chippendale* Brad Drewett* Broderick Dyke Mark Edmundson H. Egger John Fitzgerald Jon Ireland* Paul Kronk Carl Limberger Women Rae Anderson Sharon Bradey G. Breckon Vicki Cardwell Carin Clonda Liz Irving* Mary Jo Reid Rhonda Thorne Margaret Zachariah Dave McCaulay* Richard Marsh* John Mingram Dave Monley Mark Occhiluppo John Payne Matthew Pitts Tony Ray* Mark Richards Mark Scott Roger Shackleton Greg Smith Gary Timerley Graham Wilson Glen Winton Paul Wise Nicky Wood* Brett Worth Women I. Cunningham Tracy Morton P. Wignal Surfing Tennis

- 51 - Spor t Tennis (cont'd) Water-skiing Sprtsperson Country Australia (cont'd) Andrew Ritter* A. Seymour J. Smith* Laurie Warder Mark Woodford Simon Youl Ian Barclay (coach) Men Dodd Dwyer* John Pennay* Brett Sands* Rod Trevillian* Robbie Woods Sharon Stekelenburg* Wrestling (professional) Angling Archery Boardsailing (windsurfing) Bodybuilding Caveman Harris Mario Milano Peter Sladerer Austrian National H. Heger Walter Indra* W. Panzenberger* Gunther Sessler* H. Studeny Men P. Krenn Alfred Tischler Walter Wurzinger Bernard Brandstaetter Marco Brandstaetter Helmut Turk Freshwater Angling Team Women Karin Hauser I. Lehner U. Muller Norbert Sattler Andi Wolfhardt Karl Robatsch* Georg Aschacher Gerhard Mitmannsgruber Walter Obersberg Kurt Raingruber Wolfgang Rammerstorfer Eddie Wolfhardt Max Raub (coach) Joseph Schalk Gerhard Schonbacher Wolfgang Teinicke Klaus Traxler G. Trost* Horst Ziering* Women Austria Canoeing Chess Cycling

- 52 - Country Austria (cont'd) Karting Spor t Fencing Football (soccer) Golf Gymnastics Sportsperson Robert Blaschka Gudrun Gabriel 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 Rainer Wimmer Lifesaving Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcycling Table tennis Tennis Water-skiing Austrian National Life Saving Team Niki Lauda Walter Lechner Harold Bartol Heinz Kinigadner Men Heimo Blacher D. Fetter Manfred Gosdam Anton Hummel Heinz Muller Bernhardt Violesi F. Wladhausl Peter Feigl A. Naihbauer K. Obertparleiterr Robert Teurezbacher Andreas Perschl Fritz Riendl Hans Lindner Tony Zoserl Women Evelyn Eckel Elfriede Wiltsche Bernhard Pills* A. Sommerauer Women

- 53 - Sportsperson Hartley Alleyne Gregory Armstrong Sylvester Clarke Rod Estwick Vanburn Holder Collis King David Murray Albert Padmore Emerson Trotman a/ Athletics Boxing (professional) Cycling Disabled sports Equestrian sport Football (soccer) Golf Gymnastics Belgium Emile van den Herrenweghe Jacques Huesdeus Nestor Meert Andr4 Reinaert Yves Monsieur Jose Seys Piet van den Berghe Patrick van den Broecke Eddie Feliers 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 J. Vandamme (manager) A. Verbraeken (manager) Michael Cant Chris da Craeme* Remi van Ophem* Zoe Bates Francoise Mathy Fons Bastijns Marie-Noelle Herkens Dominique Pelser Aileen van der Hagen Fabiola Gillet Willie Plume (coach) Rene van Welde Pol van Winkel / Reported to be residing in the Netherlands. Country Barbados Spor t Cricket Frans Dubbeldam P. Goethals Eddie Merck Marcel Serlippins Stan Tourney P. van Rentergen Jean van der Berghe C. Verplanke W. Vinke

- 54 - Sportsperson Country Belgium (cont'd) E. Muschs L. Putters Jean-Philippe Remy Patrick Remy J. M. Sterno Denis Thibaut de Maissieres Bernard van Strijdonck Eric van den Bemben Ice skating Judo Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcycling Shooting Tennis Eric Krol Linda van Troyen Eric Andans Freddy Billon Patric Brouwers Wim de Bruycken Jacky Ickx Didier de Radiques Harry Everts Richard Hubin Jean Claude Laquaye Raymond de Clerc Rudy Fruylier Nico de Mexhalck Stephane Mertens Gaston Rahier Marc Velkeneers G. Hoef Men Women Bernard Boileau P. Brewerman Alain Brichant Johan de Preter Dennis Langaskens J. van Langendonck E. Priem J. P. Richter C. van der Weghe Men Jean Claude D'Bigarde Walter Kees Yves St. Viteux* Karel de Muynck I. Dumont Anne Gabriel N. Mabille Ilse de Ruysscher* Marlene de Wouters Women Nadine de Ceuster J. D. Buisset Patrick Danfrenses A. de Clerk P. Germonpre Robert Gucassof Jean- Marc Hallet 0. Hanssen D. Hanet Thierry Manneback D. Meese Michael Derweduven (coach) Luc Mellotte (captain) Hockey Water-skiing

- 55 - Spor t Golf Athletics Football Boxing (professional) Football Golf Gymnastics Hang gliding Country Bolivia Botswana Sportsperson A. Salazar Matthews Motshwarateu* Terrence Mophuting* Manuel D'Almeida* Pereira dos Santos Paulinho Amorin* Joao-Freitas Camilo* Gaucho Cunho* Nilson Severino Dias* Kaka Ferreira* Amaurio Filho* Paulo Cesar Martins* P. Diniz Jaime Gonzilez Men Women Joao Levy Pepe L6pez Jacqueline Pires Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcyling Tennis Athletics (veterans) Boardsailing Boxing (professional) R. Boesel Marco Grecco Men T. Koch Cassio Motta Don Farquharson Michael Fabbro* Jimmy Gradson* Chico Serra Women Luciana Corsata Claudia Monteiro L. Schwanke Equestrian sport Jimmy Elder Julio Cesar Coelho Morais* Waldek Almeida Nascimento* Otair Nogueira Pessoa* Jorge Pinto* Alfonsinho Reis* Thadeu Ricci* Brazil Canada

- 56 - Sportsperson Men David Ahern Al Balding Frank Edmonds M. Siegfried B. Stewart Ken Tarling Women Patty Grant* Horse racing Ice hockey Rugby Squash Swimming Tennis Wrestling (professional) Boxing (professional) Chile Lloyd Duffy Robert King, Jr. Kevin O'Neill Hans de Goede Roe Hindson Spence McTavish Jamie Hickox Gary Waite Gail Amundrud P. Kolaric B. Millar Geoff Roper Marc Westenholme Kojak Kirk Jos6 Antonio Badilla Mario Varas* Hockey Horse racing Alejandro Albertz Pablo Boetsch Patricio Boffil Joaquim Juaco Ricardo Kapsch Alfredo Klempan Martin Koster Daniel Montoya Roberto Ordofliez Patricio Sasso Roberto Sasso Rodrigo Ordonez Juan Ortigosa Andr4s Ropero Sven Schonborn Michael Stockings Andr4s Sureda Gustavo Thiermann Joaqufm Wessel Andr4s Ziapel Country Canada (cont'd) Sport Golf Football

- 57 - Spor t Motorcycling (Grand Prix) Polo Rugby Tennis Boxing Sportsperson Country Chile (cont'd) Gonzalo Valdes* Francisco Ochagavia* Rodrigo Vial* Julio Hoschschild Francisco Panella Gymnastics Costa Rica C6te d'Ivoire Denmark Angling Boxing (professional) Golf Cycling Motor car racing and Grand Prix Radl Tello Rogelio Pardo* Jorge Delgado* Jean-Baptiste Ahoule Keita Ibrahima (manager and interpreter) Gerdt Frank Michael Marcussen Jan Hendriksen Tennis Waterskiing Box i ng H. Jentsh D. Johlea/ Lisbeth Hoyer Eduardo Batista* Danilo Cabrera* Rafael Ramos* Rafael Rodriguez* Julio Solo Solana a Residing in the Federal Republic of Germany. Eliseo Salazar Vincenzo Cascino Alejandro Fantini Fernando Fantini Juan Eduardo Labbe* Gerardo Valdes* Andr4s Carrasco Daniels Andr4s Gardulski Hans Gildemeister Robinson Ureta Luis Lazano TomAs Polo Juan Rodriguez* Colombia Dominican Republic

- 58 - Sportsperson Andr~s Gomez Madgi Saad Ahmed Safwat Mudassar Saned Savenaca Aria* Joseva Qoro Niko Baleiverata* Alipate Rabitu* Pio Batiniu Epeli Rakai Tomasi Camaneisenirosi Kili Rakaroi (captain) Alifereti Dere* Belagio Rara Iokimi Finau Ilisoni Sailosi Taitaifono Fone Kaiyava Salusalu Asaeli Hughes Laitai Savai* Viliame Lilidamu Laitai Savailfiremi Rusiate Namoro* Tawake Aidake Nadolo Esala Teleni Epeneri Naituki Joe Toga* Nalaco Naivogo Eatisoni Vaktalai Paula Nawalu Severo Waganibau Sairusi Nayamolikolu Arthur Jennings (manager) Kirk Jennings (coach) Milton Floyd (assistant manager) Motor car racing and Grand Prix Aeronautics (parachuting) Boardsailing Boxing (professional) Golf Jan Hettema a/ Keke Rosberg Jean-Paul Castel Patrick Paris Jacques Rantet B. Gimenez Yves Noesmoen* Jean Chanet* Kamel Djadda* Alain Limarola* Philippe Fondu (manager)* Men D. Bainee Jean-Paul Gachet Arnauld Humann Elaine Berthet Cecilia Mourgu D'Algue Sophie Lapaire a/ Residing in the Federal Republic of Germany. Country Ecuador Egypt Sport Tennis Squash Fiji Rugby Finland France Women

- 59 - Spor t Golf (cont'd) Sportsperson Men (cont'd) 0. Leglise P. Wakeford G. Watine Women (cont'd) Marie Louise Lorenzi Laurence Schmidlin Hang gliding Horse racing Gerard Ihevenock Guy Guinard Alain Lequeux Yves St. Martin Phillipe Alliot Reni Arnoux Jean Frangois Balde Claude Ballot-Lena* Alain de Cadenet Louis Descrates Jean Pierre Frey Philippe de Henning F. Hesnault J. Jarier Jean-Claude Justice Jacques Bollie Jacques Cornu Thi4rry Espie Patrick Fernandez Marc Fontan Jean- Louis Guignabodet Herve Guilleux Yannig Kervella Frangois Salabert Roland Bertranne Serge Blanco Daniel Bustaffa Manuel Carpentier Jean Claude Castagnet Didier Codorniou Daniel Debrocco Phillipe Dintrans Pierre Dospital Jean Pierre Elissalde Dominique Erbani Filles Fargues* Patrick Faure Jean Pierre Fauvel Dominique Lacaud Jacques Lafitte Jamel Messaoudi Patrick Oudet* Didier Peroni Jean-Louis Ricci Antoine Salamin Patrick Tambey Bob Wollek Christian le Liard Jean Michel Mattioli Thi4rry Rapicault Raymond Roche Christian Saron Eric Saul Jean-Louis Tournadre Alex Viera Pierre Lancas James Legarto* Jean Patrick Lescarboura Alain Lorieux Alain Malieg Claude Martinez Patrick Mesny Michel Montsarrat* Robert Paparremborde Laurent Parto Philippe Pelissier* Jean-Marc Pigeaud* Aime Ravier* Patrick Ruiz* Country France (cont'd) Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcyling Power boating Rugby

- 60 - Sportsperson Country France (cont'd) Eric Claudel Men Women Triathlon Water-skiing Christophe Casa C. Cordeu Pascal Deniau Bernard Fritz P. Gruchet Yannick Hesse P. Kuchna Henri Leconte B. Raifaitin Laurent Rizzo Thi4rry Tulasne P. Ventura Roland Bertrand* Michel Gavet* Frederick Becker* Herv Henry Yvon Le Gall* Ann Bayard Marie-Christine Damas Lydia Vanhille Corinne Vanier Thi4rry Henri* Falrice Trousset* Marie Pierre Signeur Thi4rry Tellier Germany, Aeronautics Federal Republic of Angling Manfred Strossenreuther* Werner Daub* Bernh Mehr* Werner Dobler* Roland Strunz* Manfred Lang* Reiner Wahling* Gerhard Sessler (manager)* Horst Ulrick (manager)* Bertrand Gallion Jean-Luc Saudete* Jerome Gallion Alain Teule* Serge Garbernet Richard Vasheron* Bernard Herrero Pascal Vincent* Jean-Luc Joinel Bernard Vivies Jean-Baptiste Lafont Jean Paul Volff Joris Benoit (coach)* Albert Ferasse (administrator) Rene Hourquet (referee) Pierre Massac (coach)* Francis Palmade (referee) Jean-Pierre Rives (captain) Gerard Verdoulet (coach)* Spor t Rugby (cont'd) Squash Tennis

- 61 - Sportsperson Germany# Federal Republic of (cont'd) Badminton Volker Stefan Harald Thomas Ulrich Markus Women Eiber Frey Klaurer Kunster Rost Teurnich Martina Esser Mechthild Hagemann Dorett Hokel Catherine Hoppe Petra Wilden Birgit Zorn Boardsailing Boxing (professional) Bridge Chess Cycling Equestrian sport Fencing Golf Ralph Bachschuster A. Ohm Bernd August Manfred Jassmann Ethem Ozekalim Horst Nabolch (manager) Wolfgang Welke (manager) Werner Schneider Dirk Schroeder Robert Hubner W. Braun H. Dilbens T. Dilbens Heiner Goetz Christian Goldschagg Helm Jaeger Gerhard Klein Alfred Kahlfuss (manager) Sigi Renz (manager) Klaus Brinkmann Rudi Zimmermann Volker Fischer Heiner Thade V. Bernhardt Oliver Eckstein* W. Herrman T. Hubner Bjorn Schrader Klaus Walther Wilhelm Grom Umoller Josias Prinz zu Waldeck Reiner Liebert Jan Meier Ian MUller Manfred Nepp Hans Neumayer A. Rotermund Rudi Weeber Rudolf Weimann a/ C. Knauss T. Kugelmuller Bernhard Langer a/ Resident in South Africa. Country Sor t

- 62 - Sportsperson Germany, Federal Republic of (cont'd) Gymnastics Men Women Jurgen Aeiger Andrea Bieger Kalus Deneke Karen Engelhardt Manfred Diehl Simone Engelhardt Pieter Diehl Ewa Kuzla Reinhardt Dietze Brigitta Lehmann Thomas Gross Bitte Meyer Albert Haschar Kathrin Rathleef Steffen Jeschke Beate Umlauf Lutz Lehmann Gerland Noring Wolfgang Roth Joachiam Schneider 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 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 Walter Brun Jurgen Ditzinger* Jochen Dauer Edgar Doren* Hans Frechen Peter Fritsch* Harold Grohs Bepi Handscher Christian Maerz D. Schmacher B. Seibold Rosetta Kirsch Peter Kuhn Peter Lippmann Klaus Ludwig Jochen Mass Volker Merl Siggi Muller Helmut Mundas Thomas Neubert Albert Pfuhl Country Spor t

- 63 - Spor tsper son Germany, Federal Republic of (cont'd) Motor car racing and Grand Prix (cont'd) Motorcyling Power boating Hans Heyer Frank Jelinski Reinhold Joest Friedhelm Klopper Dieter Koll* Siegfried Kopcke* Herbert Kraal* Karlheinz Dipfold Arno Drechsel Harald Eckl Karl Gressel Eddy Hau Manfred Herweh Klaus Klein Klaus Groetchel Herman Gruber Peter Komoll Hans Krage Susanne Schmidt Dieter Schornstein Hans Stuck Manfred Trinty* Leopold von Bayern Volker Weidler John Winter* Bruno Luscher Anton Mang Jorgen MUller Gustav Reiner Reinhold Roth Bernd Schneider Martin Wimmer Manfred Loth Rudi Reis Michael Werner* Gunther Hans* Bonner SC: team members from Hannover, Rietberg and Wiedenbruck% Norbert Amort Wolfgang Doring Friedrich Dreyer Frank Enklaar Heinz Fiedler Rolf Hartwig Jurgen Howelmeyer Ludger Josef Humpe C. collkommer Barbara Hammerschmidt Frank Posse Men Hans-Dieter Beutel Nils Brandau* T. Busch Klaus Eberhard Stefan Eggmayer A. Ender Klaus-Ulrich Klob Hans Lamberjohann Horst Paul Wolfgang Hans Lothar Macht Ludger Josef Humpe Klaus Wichmann Manfred Wundram Robert Twele (manager) Andreas Maurer Tore Meinecke Peter Moraing Libor Nemecek* J. Peter Peter Pfannkoch Karsten Popp Wolfgang Popp Country Spor t Rowing Rugby Shooting Squash Tennis

- 64 - Country Germany, Federal Republic of (cont'd) Sport Tennis (cont'd) Sportsperson Men (cont'd) Michael Feldbausch* Thomas Fergg* 0. Freund T. Froerer Ian Fudella Stefan Fueg* R. Gehring Christian Geyer M. Groeger Alex Hornung Florian Krumrey* Klaus Langenbach* A. Lesch H. Luns Gerald Marzenell T. Reinz Frank Rieker* D. Riekert Harald Rittersbacher Herbert Sandberg* K. Saniter A. Siber Carl-Uwe Steeb Alex Stepanek H. Suess Harold Theissen Paul Vienings Michael Westphal Christoph Zipf* Hans Winkler (administrator) Women Elize Berger Bettina Bunge Alice Danila Heidi Eistelchner Sabine Hack Sylvia Hanika Ute Janowski Jacqueline Kubsch Cornelia Lechner Cora Linnemann* Gabriella Maluga Martina Pawlik Beate Reinstadler Sascha Winkler* Pamela Wallenfels* Water-skiing Berndt Jung Max Revlein General Motor sport (car racing) Tennis Steffani Herman* Susi Strack Unterhagen Sports Club (Munich) V. Karatzias Costas Los Dimitris Papandreau Angelicki Kannelapalous Faoud Bacchus a/ Now reportedly living in Canada. Men Greece Women Golf Guyana Cricket

- 65 - Sport Horse racing Rugby Aeronautics (parachuting) Boxing (professional) Cricket Golf Hockey V Horse racing Karting Motor car racing and Grand Prix Sportsperson Country Hong Kong Waichong Mawing* Chris Wynne-Potts Irish national team Jonjo Green Kevin Curren* Eamonn Darcy* David Feherty* Christy O'Connor Tommy Allen Alvin Carson John Cole Norman Crawford Simon Filgas Pat Eddery Ivor Greenwood Derek Daly John McGinleyb/ Johnny McVicken Kenny Morris John Blythe (manager) Terry Gregg (coach) Kenneth Crossan Robbie McGrath Paul Dean A. McLennan Gerry McLoughlin D. Fitzgerald John Murphy Harry Harbison John O'Driscoll John Hewitt Anthony O'Leary Jerry Holland Frank Quinn Alan Irwin David Irwin George Wallace Roman Kearney Ronald Dawson (administrator) Robert Ganly (administrator) J. Kiernan (coach) Malcolm Little (tour doctor) Patrick Madigan (manager) Syd Millar (manager) _/ Some of the hockey players could be from Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom. !_/ He could be from Northern Ireland. J. O'Flynn J. O'Leary L. Owens Ireland Rugby

- 66 - 0 Sportsperson Women Willy Hosey Rebecca Best* Marjorie Burke Mary Byrne Tug-of-war Bowls Israel Irish national team Men Cecil Bansky Hilton Cohen Sam Skudowitz Louis Chatow* Victor Cohen* Avi Ben David* Robert Drukman* Alan Goldman* Alex Guber* Miriam Jankelowitz Manny Levinsky* Clive Levy* David Mazat* Sam Omana* Eben Roman* Gymkhana Gymnastics Soccer Squash Tennis Israeli national team Yehoda Bello Limor Freidman Petah Tikva Team Men Tal Ben Shahar Johnny Moyal T. Sirak Women Claire Levine* Men Yoah Azach* T. Frischer Ofer Gorsky* A. Green Doron Hartal 0. Jacob Yuval Karutzi* M. Langman Boaz Merenstein* Amos Mansdorf Boaz Merenstein* Oren Motevassel Amit Naor Shahar Perkiss S. Rosenberg J. Shenish E. Sinai Tomer Zimmermann Women Ilana Berger Alpha-Beton Team Country Ireland (cont'd) Sport Squash Tennis Women Boxing (amateur) Volleyball

- 67 - Sporst Boardsailing Sportsperson Men Karl Anderland* Alfredo Barbera* Paolo Barozzi* Maurizio Leporatti* Vincenzo Pottino* Helmut Reif* Cycling Golf Gymnastics Karting Modern Pentathlon Motor car racing and Grand Prix Manuela Arcidiacono* Elena Giolai* Sonia Greco* Irene Sensini* Franco Bellardi Stefano Notari Fausto Benno M. Oggero Sergio Bettiol Gigi Pavan Mario Bodei Walter Piram Gianni Boscolo* R. Rabitti Umberto Buselli Gianni Robuschi S. Carboni A. Salvi Francesco Cattarin* Beppe Salvina Stefano Colla Claudio Sartor Tiziano Fava Nando Sdevanin Angelo Gernari Renato Silvello Mauriziano Guareschi Mario Trombi* M. Mayer M. Zoppi Livio Mora Sergio Bianchi (assistant manager) Aliveirio Cendron (manager) Giampiaro Maestri (manager) Hugh Baiocchi* B. Dassu Pietro Molteni 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* B. Giancomelli Olindo Iacobelli Piero Moretti Ricardo Patrese Romeri Randaccio Bruno Sotty* Gigi Taverna* Country Italy Women

- 68 - Sport Motorcyling Tennis Sportsperson Leandro Becheroni Fabio Billiotti Massimo Broccoli Maurizio Dolche Virginio Ferrari Gabriel Grabia Marco Luccinelli Matteoni Massimo Louis Reggiani Fausto Ricci Michele Rinaldi Franco Uncini Antonio Altobelli* David Boredo* Francesco Cancellotti Paolo Cane* Ivano Cappelloni* Ugo Colombini M. Flippeschi Michele Fioroni* Alessandro Fornaro* Daniel Marco E. Marturano Silvio Moine* Ocleppo Alberto Paris Roberto Raffa* Angelo Tanganelli* Marco Turra* Women Sabina Simmonds Renata Vavassori 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 Cricket Boxing (professional) Golf Christina Betti Danilo Cogrossi Enrico Stella Richard Austin Herbert Chang Everton Mattis Ryoji (judge) Yoshida (referee) Isao Aoki Lawrence Rowe Ray Wynter Masashiko Tanaka (coach) Takazumi Katayama Country Italy (cont'd) Jamaica Japan Karate Motorcycling

Bowls Football (soccer) Gymnastics Boxing (professional) - 69 - Country Japan (cont'd) Kenya Leewards Islands Lesotho Malawi Spor t Tennis Motor car racing Cricket Athletics (track and field) Football (soccer) Squash Spor tsperson H. Veda Gill Findlay Derrick Parry Vincent Rakabaele Ernest Tjela* Mohaleshoek Bowls Club Ronnie Malefetse* David Modise* Ismail Mokethlane* Meshack Nkwadebeng* Carole de Marchi Manfred Diehl (coach) Emmanual Phamatse Leonard Ponoame* Frank Ramulane* Philemon Ayesu Ali Faki John Banda Sam Banda Lovermore Chafunya Jack Changwana Frank Chapotela Ernest Chirwali Joe Chitsime Pedro Dandize 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* Jimmy Npamba Lameck Nyangu* Lawrence Perrera Lanson Phiri Ricky Phuka Zakes Rajabu* Frank Rapulane Edward Salmore Albert Sibiya Frank Sinalo San Snewe* Kingsley Tembo Stephen Zimba* S. White Boxing (professional) Abraham Garcia* James Martinez Ricardo Valera Mexico

- 70 - Country Mexico (cont'd) Mozambique Netherlands Sport Golf Football (soccer) Angling Boardsailing (windsurfing) Cricket Cycling Karting Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcyling Power boating Shooting Tennis Water-skiing Sportsperson R. Cazanbon I. de Leon E. Nava Eden Katango* Eden Moleka Ali Nkuna* Farook Nkuna* Alfred Nyapuli* Anando Osman Aristides Zaza Kees van den Tooren Marco Tellier Onno Tellier Ben Wesseling Paul Jan Bakkar Reiner van Es Dick Vierling Rudy Kuipers Jasper Blom Piet Hartog Peter de Bruyn Jan Lammars Gert van Doom Boet van Dulmen Henk van Mierlo Arthur Mostert Cees van der Velden W. Hillen Men Anton Panman Johan Vekemans Eric Willborts Marion van Dijk Kick Smoll Leo Kloos Jeroen Viscaal Frank van Eglem Huub Rothengat Women Amy van Buuren* Lisa Lots-Koot Peter Manves Yachting

- 71 - Country New Zealand Sport Bodybuilding Sportsperson Donald Stedman Bowls Cricket Cycling Golf Lifesaving (surf) Motorcycling Paddle-skiing Polo Peter Belliss Russell Mawhinney* Richard Reid Neil Wylie Bob Charles Steve Booton Cecil Coffin Brian Evans Bryce Gregory Michael McDonald Dave Hiscock Robert Holden Paul Lewis John Aldermann Chris Jones Stuart MacKenzie Alan McVicar Boris Sokratov Steve Trevett Deane Tulley Bryan Hancock (manager) Iain Pero Glen Williams Robbie Saunders John Gasson Peter Gasson Gary Harris Albert Anderson John Ashworth Marty Berry* Mike Clamp Scott Crichton Andy Dalton Andrew Donald Kevin Eveleigh Bernie Fraser John Gilmer Jack Hobbs Gary Knight Robert Kururangi David Loveridge Steven McDowell Bill Osborne Steve Pokere Hika Reid Bryce Robbins Craig Ross Frank Shelford Wayne Smith Stu Wilson Neil Young Polocross Rugby

- 72 - Spor tsper son New Zealand (cont'd) Rugby (cont'd) Squash Ces Blazey (administrator) Ron Don (administrator) J. G. Fraser (administrator) Ian Kirkpatrick (manager) Frank McMullen (linesman) (coach) Ivan Vodenovick (manager) Graham Eden (official) 2/ Men Women Craig Blackwood Tony Brettkelly Bruce Brownlee Stuart Davenport S. Cargo David Lewis 0. Parun Robyn Blackwood Linda McLure Joana Williams Brenda Perry Russel Simpson Water-skiing Squash Boxing Rugby Tennis Tim Carroll Fred Green Robbie Green Warren Herbert Mark McDonald Maarten Green (manager) Mohammed Ali Somjee b/ Pedro Avila Bernardo Checo Jose de la Cruz Lopez Daniel Delgado Alfredo Layne Peter Old Frank Reynolds Richard Reynolds Damon Rundstrom Leanne Sowry Alejandro Miranda Mario Moreno Julio Ruiz Carlos Trujillo Mercado Villalobos (judge) Club Universtario da Ascuncion (Curdo) Marcos Cino Hugo Chapacu Francisco Gonzalez Victor Pecci 2/ Now living in Fiji. b/ Reportedly living outside Pakistan, Country Spor t Tennis Pakistan Panama Paraguay

- 73 - Spor t Polo Rugby Tennis Bodybuilding Sportsperson Jos4 "Pepe" Pe~a M. Busato Karin Strohmeier* Carlos de Matos Fernando Carvalho Carlos Marta Marco Chagas Jose Passos Manuel Cunha Antonio Pinto B. de Sousa Alexander Ruas Antonio Fernandes J. Santos Fernando Fernandes Americo Silva Jos4 Fernandes J. Vale Lionel Fernandes M. Zefferino Paolo Ferreira Orlando Alves (assistant manager) Jos4 Bombo (assistant manager) Venceslau Fernandes (manager) Francisco Nunes (official) Football Golf Gymnastics Aderito Alves* Paulo Azavedo* Manuel Manelica Josi de Alberto F. Figuereido Maria Correia* Susana Marques* Catia Messias* Gil Mota (coach Azavedo* Ferreira* Carlos Tuxa Oliveria* Rui Jorge de Ribeiro* Paulo Simoes* Josi Milagres (coach)* Maria Neto* Alda da Silva* and judge)* Table tennis Boxing (professional) John Pinho Alfredo Evangelista Jos4 Garcia Carlos Rodriguez Felipe Rodriguez Enrique Soria (manager)* Ramon Soria (manager) Equestrian sport Alfonso Servovia Chema Andrade* Juan Anglada M. Ballesteros Severiano Ballesteros Manuel Calero R. Foreman J. Lopez Jos4-Maria Olazabal Country Peru Portugal Cycling Spain Golf

- 74 - Sport Hockey Motorcycling Rugby Tennis Cricket Football Sportsperson Don Quixote Team Carlos Cardus Angel Nieto Tomas Pardo Santiago Santos Juan Avendano Jos4 Figueras Daniel Marco* Flavian Aponso Ajith de Silva Bandula de Silva Hemanthe Devapriya Lanthro Fernando Mahesh Gunatilleke Tony Opatha (organizer and manager) Potsosto Khoza Richard Lukhele* Matthews Mandlazi Super Mabuza* Len Mashebela Dumisani Mhlongo* Sito Ponf Loris Reggioni Marco Perez-Hubert* Gabriel Urbi Nirmal Hettiaratchy Lalith Kalperuma Susanthe Karunratne Bernard Perera Anura Ranasinge Bandula Warnapura Jerry Wouterz Pete Mncina Siphiwe Mncina* Tony Saulus* Abel Shongwe William Shongwe Absolom Thindwa a, Tom Dhlamini Joe Dlamini Switzerland Aeronautics (parachuting) Bodybuilding Chess Cycling Eric Mueller Swiss Skydiving Team (drawn largely from the "Phantom Club") Rivasi Pin Deuce Viktor Korchnoi S. Boehni Rolf Brunner W. Fabrif Heinz Furter* Edgar Heim* Charly Herbert Roman Hermann Sigmund Hermann Leo Leuner Harold Mueller Peter Obrist* Karl Roth Stefan Sandmeier Leo Schoenenberger Rolf Senti Peter Steinger Scara (Absolom) Thindwa. Country Spain (cont'd) Sri Lanka Swaziland Golf aV Also known as

- 75 - Sportsperson Switzerland (cont'd) Cycling (cont'd) Heinz Isler N. Kraus Hans Peter Kuhnis Hans Lederman Golf C. Vicenti Eddy Vontobel Jurg Hess (manager) Gerhard Schrauner (manager) Women Michael Buchter Ivan Couturier K. Elbaradie Thomas Gottstein P. Jacquet J. Storjohann Marie-Christine de Werra Regine Lautens Evelyn Orley Pia Ullman Gymnastics Bruno Cavelty Boris Dardel Markus Lehman Markus Muller Marco Piatti Reni Pluess Claudio Rossier Flavio Rota Alex Schumacher Jurg Waibel Daniel Wunderlin Sepp Zellweghe Jean-Pierre Jaquet (coach) Alfred Schlatter (coach) Peter Taubler (coach) Marcel Wey (coach) Birgit Bachmann Andrea Batholet M. Benigni Lara Comandini Bettina Ernest Marisa Jervella Susi Latanzio Syrta Meister J. Sagesser Natalie Seiler Nicole Streuli Ferenc Donath (coach) Theres Hafliger (coach) Judo Karting Motor car racing and Grand Prix M. Kondo Charles Geudel Paul Geudel Gerhard Lindinger Enzo Calderari Rolf Glasser Paul Gudel Claude Haldi* Peter Hirsiger* Nicolas Leutwiler* Pierre-Alain Lomard* Antoine Salamin* Mark Surer Peter Wyss* Country Spor t Women

- 76 - Country Switzerland (cont'd) Sport Motorcyling Spor tsper son Jacques Cornu Roland Freymond Michel Frutschi Paul Gudel Sergio Pellandini Swiss Alpine Rugby Club Vernon Munnick (organizer) Shooting (bisley) Squash Tennis Tug-of-war Water-skiing Nick Appeleryn Brida Beccarilli Peter Egloff Ren4 Frei Nick Hames Ivan Schneider Men Stefan Bienz Stefan Cambal Vojko Fersch Jakob Hlasek T. Krapl Marc Krippendorf Stefan Medem Claudio Mezzadri* G. Neuenschwaier R. Stussy Mark Walder Swiss national team Men Chris Heintz Phil Stevens Felix Thomas Fritz Waddburger Terry Wilson Women Catherine Augsberger Christiane Jolissaint Eva Krapl Andrea Martinelli* Karin Stampfli Women Jean-Luc Cornaz Jean-Frangoise Fischer Jean Freudiger* Claude Hildenbrand Dieter Hoffer United Kingdom Angling of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Tali Eteaki* Alamoni Liavaa* Takai Makisi* Samiu Mohi David Andrews Nick Carter Gary Dunk John Emery D. Froud Jacqueline Pfeiffer* Hakaeoto Topou Vilame Kakato Tali Eteaki Joe Murray John O'Brien Peter Peck "Bimbo" Perring John Reece R. Renesto Rugby Tonga Rugby

- 77 - Spor tsper son United Kingdom Angling (cont'd) (cont'd) Athletics Badminton Dickie Gordon Steve Hatton Joe Holland Mick Kearney Peter Morrell H. Murphy Men Vic Gutteridge* Steve Sharp* Men Stuart Elliot Gary Scott Tim Stokes Eddie Sutton Billy Taylor Mike Tredgett Billy Walker Andrew Wood Clive Richards Ray Rush Chris South Mick Toomer Norman Witt Alan Yates Women Zola Budd Women Lindsay Bracken Rita Durnian Eva Elliot Cathy Redhead June Shipman Barbara Sutton Kathy Tredgett Boardsailing (windsurfing) David Perks Gary Hind* Hylton Armstrong John Bell Russell Evans Mal Hughes Dave McGill Joe Rogan George Turley Boxing (professional) Bridge WillieBooth TerryMagee Walter Clayton Gary Maxwell* Harry Cowap* Dave McCabe Najib Dako John Moody Andy De Abreu* Mick Morris Barry Ellis Ray Newby* Steve Gee Keith Parry Jonjo Green Kostas Petrou Antonio Harris Brian Roche* Donny Hood* Gavin Stirrup Chris Jacobs Peter Till Paul Lister* Robbie Williams Archie Kassler (manager) Paddy Murph (manager) Kim Cope Brian Mervis Country Spor t Bowls

- 78 - Country Spor t United Kingdom Chess (cont'd) Cricket Spor tsper son John Nunn Men Jonathan Addison Dennis Amiss Ian S. Anderson Stephen Andrew Jonathan Ayling* Robert Bailey Philip Bainbridge Kim Barnett Simon Base Mark Benson Timothy Boon Geoffrey Boycott Chris Broad Neil Burns David Capel Phil Carrick Graham Charlesworth* Ian James Chivers Patrick Cliff Russell Cobb Geof Cook Nigel Cowley Simon Dennis Graham Dilley Robin Dyer David E. East John Emburey Mark Felton Roger Finney Chris Fletcher Christopher F. Goldie Graham Gooch Mark Gouldstone Allan Green Jonathan Hardy Neil Hartley Stuart Hartley Richard Hayes Timothy Head Jeremy Heath Mike Hendrick Simon Hinks Dean Hoffman Geoffrey Holmes John Hopkins Tim Hopper Tony Middleton Edward Milburn* Geoff Miller Andrew Moles Stephen Moores Hugh Morris John Morris Martin Moxon Timothy Munton* Andrew Needham Phil Newport* Chris Old Gary Palmer Paul Parker Gordon Parson Christopher Penn Christopher Phillipson Ian Pont Keith Pont Laurie Potter Paul Prichard* Neal Radford Alan Ramage James Richards Bruce Roberts Robert Robinson Neil Russon Kevin Saxelby Kevin Sharp Arnold Sidebottom Philip Slocombe Chris Smith David James Smith David Martin Smith Kenneth Smith Lawrence Smith Paul Smith Alastair Storie James Sykes Leslie Taylor Neil Taylor* Nicholas Taylor Geoffrey Tedstone David Thomas Gary Thomas Gregory Thomas

- 79 - Sportsperson United Kingdom (cont'd) Cricket (cont'd) Geoffrey Humpage Alan Igglesden* Richard Illingworth Peter Ingham Robin Jackmman Paul Jarvis Graham Johnson Adrian Jones D. Jones Alvin Kallicharran Kevin Kerr Simon Kimber Allan Knott Allan Lamb* a/ Wayne Larkins Chris Lethbridge John Lever Timothy Lloyd Jeremy Lloyds Gordon Lord Richard Lumb Monty Lynch Steven Malone Christopher Maynard Keith McGuiness Keith Medlycott Ashley Metcalf* William Thomas Paul Adrian Todd* Keith Tomlins Thomas Donald Topley* David Turner Derek Underwood J. Wainwright Alan Walker Ian Waring Alan Watkins Stuart Watterton Andrew Watts Robert Weir* Alan Wells Colin Wells Duncan Wild Martin Willis-Stovold Alan Willows Robert Wincer Stephen Windaybank Robert Woolmer Simon Wooton Charles Palmer (administrator) Barry Meyer (umpire) Frank Tyson* (coach) Women Julie Abbott Angel Bainbridge Enid Bakewell Pam Crain Gail Donnison Coral Handley Cathy Harris Karen Joblin Megan Lear Helen Leath Margaret Leath Pat Lovell Ms. Martin Jill McConway Sue Moran Mary Pilling Kim Price Ruth Prideaux Niki Rowlands Ms. Sellec Avril Starling Maragret Taylor Ms. Weaver Pamela Grooves (manager and captain) a_/ Formerly a South African citizen, Country Sport

- 80 - Sportsperson United Kingdom Cricket (cont'd) (cont'd) Oxford-Cambridge University team: R. Bistowe Callinan A. Cotterill Curtis G. Davies G. Franks L. Garlic D.H. Grimes Cycling Disabled sports (bowls) Philip Bell L. Fleetwood D. Jenkins F. Kelly John Legg Men John Gronow Paul Huball Roy Dunbar (manager) S. Henderson I. Hodgson A. Lea Peter Mills R. Palmer D. G. Price Brian Taylor Len Manners John Scott John Tonks R. Travis R. Whyte (manager) Women Yvonne Hawtin* Hazel Randall* Equestrian sport Football (soccer) Men Women Geoff Billingham John Brown* Lionel Dunning Alan Fazackerly* Geoff Glazzard* Jean Germany Peter Gotz Stephen Smith Richard Walker Milija Aleksi Gary Bailey* Peter Borota Darren Bradley* Frank Carrodus Mike Channon Brian Greenhof Billy Jennings Paul Jones* Kevin Keegan* Don Masson Sir Stanley Matthews Raymond McGuiness* Camille Crow* Pam Dunning Julie Greenwood* Debby Johnsey Geoff Merrick David Nish Kevin O'Neill* Stuart Pearson Eric Potts Barry Powell Ian Ross Gordon Smith Stuart Turnbull Mark White* Osher Williams* Frank Worthington* Country Sport

- 81 - Sportsperson United Kingdom Football (cont'd) (cont'd) Golf John Barnwell (manager) Jimmy Gordon (masseur) Jimmy Hill (consultant) Dennis Roach (organizer) Graham Taylor (coach) Jack Taylor (referee) Men David Armour* A. Barber P. Barker G. Birch Simon Bishop David Blair P. Bradley S. Brady Nicholas Brown Simon Brown Nigel Burch Paul Burley Phil Burnhope Andrew Chandler P. Cook Paul Curry Mark Davis* I. Dougan P. Dunn Denis Durnian David Eddy Brian Evans Peter Evans J. Graham Martin Green Neil Hansen Phillip Harrison a/ P. Hedges J. Heggerty M. Higgins Warren Humphreys Paul Hunstone* Derek James Mark James Nick Job C. Jones Graeme Lennie Stuart Little Sandy Lyle R. Mann Gordon Manson 0. Matlou P. McGarry M. McGee Malcolm McKenzie David Melville Chris Moody T. Morgan P. Morley Ian Mosey Andrew Oldcorn Graham Oliver T. O'Nion T. Parker Phillip Parkin A. Payne D. Poole D. Pugh Jeremy Robinson* Mark Sharman Brian Sharrock Dennis Sheehy Phillip Sierociski* R. Smith S. Spittle Nick Squire A. Strange Andrew Sutcliffe Glen Taylor M. Thomas Peter Thomas Ron Wardill aJ 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. Country Spor t

- 82 - Country Spor t United Kingdom Golf (cont'd) (cont'd) Sportsperson Mark Kingsley Michael King Brian Lawson* Robert Lee Paul Way* Ian Woosnam Ian Young* Women Katrina Douglas* Elizabeth Glass* Jane Howard Claire Waite* Ali Walters* English national team Gymnastics Hockey Horse racing Judo Susan Dando Hayley Price Hilary Brady Moira Conway Laura Dobbs Catherine Gall Carol Garvey John Grimmer Nick Henry Joyce Kenyon Willie Carson Paul Cook Pat Eddery Eddie Hide Tony Ives Michael Kinane* Team from Wales Men Barry Winch John Reeves (coach) Elarnor McNamara Jane Powell Mary Powell Dave Smith Janet Smith Paula Standish Carol Unwin Moyra Gibson (coach) Lester Piggott Bruce Raymond* Steve Smith Eccles* Greville Starkey Walter Swingburn Women A. Brown Andrew Davis Gwyn Davis T. Johnson L. Jones Terry Jones N. Kaotaylo Alan Kondrua Michael Reynolds J. Smith C. Sturgess Keith Walters C. Williams Julian David (manager) John Reynolds (manager) Julie Abrums Ann Caurd Carol Entwistle Salley Henbrow Helen Morgan Helen Wantling Sandy Wilkins Gymkhana

- 83 - Sportsperson United Kingdom Karting (cont'd) Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcycling (speedway) Polo Power boating 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 Alan Carter Peter Clifford Joey Dunlop M. Grant Eben Greyling Chris Guy Ron Haslam Colin Adkroyd John Barker Andy Campbell Rob Dolman Robbie Fuller* Derek Harris Dave Jessup Richard Knight Charlie McKinna* Lord Charles Beresford Robert Graham Carolin Hoy Robbie Herrin Tim Lee-Davey* Geoff Lees J. Palmer Richard Piper Tony Pond Marin Pryor Robbie Stirling* John Walters* John Watson Mike Youles* Tony Head Keith Heuwen Gary Lingham Brian Morrison Chas Mortimer Donnie Robinson Barry Sheene Andy Reid Peter Smith Peter Tarant Kelvin Tatum* Neville Tatum* Rob Tilbury* Dave Trownson* Steve Wilcock* John Walker David Yeoman Men Andrew Chamber* Paul Cloulowe* Phil Duggan* John Hill Anthony Hiscock* Peter Marenghi* Alastaire McNulty* Geoff Purves* Mark Shorto* Mike Standring* Country Spor t

- 84 - Country Spor t United Kingdom Power boating (cont'd) (cont'd) Sportsperson Men (cont'd) Charles Holmes* Roger Jenkins Steve Kerton Steve Lajoie* Joe Marenghi* Simon Tostevin* Dave Trotter* Tony Williams Mark Wilson Terry Wright* Women Patti Barker* Donna James* Tracey Clarke* Arthur White* Bangor Rugby Club (Northern Ireland) Cardiff Rugby Club (Wales) English National Rugby Team Gloucester Rugby Club (England) Welsh Academicals (Wales) Welsh Crawshays Mark Bailey Steve Brain Steve Burnhill Chris Butcher E. Butler D. Church Maurice Colclough J. Collins Jeremy Cooper Russell Cornelius Dave Cusani Les Cusworth P. Daniel Huw Davies R. Dyer H. Gilson Owen Golding M. Gravelle Jonathan Griffiths John Hall Richard Hill David Johnstone M. Jones John Knowles Phil Langford D. Lamer David Leslie Michael Lewis R. Lewis R. Norster John Palmer Gary Pearce John Perkins Alan Philips Malcolm Preedy N. Price Elgan Rees Paul Rees Michael Richards John Scott Terry Shaw Mike Sleman Jeff Squires Nick Stringer Tony Swift Mike Teague Kevin Thomas Powerlifting Rugby

- 85 - Sportsperson United Kingdom Rugby (cont'd) (cont'd) John Horton Robert Hughes David Trick Andy Irvine Clive Williams David Jacobs Peter Williams Billy James K. W. M. Williams Jeffrey Jenkins Peter Winterbottom G. John Clive Woodword Richard Greenwood (coach) Nick Young Ron Jacobs (tour manager) Russell Jenkins (secretary) Cliff W. Jones (administrator, Wales) William-John McBride (assistant manager) Syd Millar (team official) Derek Morgan (team manager) Arthur Rees (team manager) Ken Rowlands (referee) Neville Walsh (manager) Felbridge Invitation team-members: John Baldwin John Boxall Neil Daytell Mark Fletcher John Green Martin Haag Mark Hancock David Harris Simon Hill David Hinkins John McFarland Andy Mullins Andy Robinson (captain) (coach) Harry Townsend (coach) Dave Lumby Paul Gibson John Hargreaves Men Gawain Briars Dave Harris Mark Hornby N. Ingledew J. Le Vievre J. Lilley David Nunn Mark Reid Paul Reid Andy Roda Rob Ryden Chris Sheasby Nigel Smith Ben Stork Andy Sutton Rupert Vessey Charles Vyvyan Mickey Williams John Rees Rex Williams* Women Paula Anderson Jayne Ashton Suzanne Burges Sue Cogswell Alison Cummings Samantha Langley-Foster* J. Leach Country Spor t Shooting Snooker Squash

- 86 - Sportsperson United Kingdom Squash (cont'd) (cont'd) Surfing Men (cont'd) D. Lloyd K. May Chris McManus Paul Millington* R. Millman Dave Thomas B. Watkins Paul Way Geoff William Jonah Barrington (coach) Women (cont'd) Leslie Moore Lisa Opie Flavia Roberts* Pamela Sales Angela Smith Ruth Strauss Nicki Sturgeon Ruth Taylor Debbie Turnbull (coach) Heather Wallace D. Cook Table tennis Andrew Barden Denis Neal Lindsay Taylor Men Daniel Ahl* S. Bale Jeremy Bates M. Blincow Austen Brice* N. Brown Jason Clunie Alan Douglas Gary Engleman* John Feaver D. Felgate M. Frankel Nick Fulwood Jason Goodall Paul Hand* M. Holland S. Ickringell D. Ison Clive Knightly Alfred Leighton Richard Lewis Tony Michell G. Pierzhalski Andrew Robinson Nigel Sears Carole Knight-Moore Angela Tierney Women Amanda Brown Annabel Croft Rina Eina Karen Hunter* Valda Lake Ellinore Lightbody Denise Parnell Lisa Pennington Christine Power Katie Rickett Julie Salmon Kim Seddon* Joy Tacon* Belinda Thompson Sally Timms* Virgina Wade Country Sport Men Women Tennis

Country Sport - 87 - United Kingdom Tennis (cont'd) (cont'd) Tug-of-war Water-skiing Wrestling (professional) Sportsperson Men (cont'd) Stephen Shaw Jonathan Southcombe Andrew Sproule* M. Walker J. Whiteford Lincoln Team Tony Cocs Richard Mannering Scrubber Daily* Giant Haystacks* Nicola Racey Ian Ramsay Tiger Singh* Dave Viking Harold Cudmore General administrators William Hicks Richard Jeeps (former Chairman, British Sports Council) Andy Ripley United States of America Aeronautics Linda Meyer Kermit Weeks Crawford Adams Wolly Adams* Charles Anderson Jack Gerken* O'Hara Smith* Peter Tyson* Athletics (track and field) Men Kevin Adkins* James Andrews* Ted Banks* Bob Fine Tom Fleiming Cedric Gilder* Steve Hardison Tom Hintnaus* Tyson Jefferson* David Laut* Tom Petranoff* John Powell* James Robinson* Milan Stewart* Keith Thibideau* Ray Wicksell* Mansell Baker (coach) Dick Tomlinson (coach) Yatching Angling

- 88 - Sportsperson United States Athletics (cont'd) (cont'd) Women Ardis Bow Carol Cady* Badminton Basketball Sally Edwards Ruth Wysocki* Chris Kinnaird Utami Kinnaird Women's team of the University of Western Florida Fran Garmon (coach) Boardsailing (windsurfing) Body building Bowls Men Women Greg Aguera Darran Hamm Nevin Sayre Craig Yester Roy Tuefel Men D. Dawes Ingrid Fournier* Gaynor Gaws K. Weber Women Tom Baker Joe Hutchinson John Massio Ernie Schlegel Tim Anderson* Domingo Ayala a Johnnie Baca David Bey Bernard Benton Jimmy Bills* Tyrone Booze Harold Brazier Mark Breland James Broad* Mike Brothers* Bryan Brown* Efrem Brown* Poison Ivy Brown Leroy Caldwell Lee Cargyle Jerry Cheathem Victor Claudio* Jerome "Kid" Coffee* Mike Cohen T. Cowley Betty Morris Katherine Schlegel Steve Little* Tony de Luca* Edwardo Luciano* Young Joe Louis Everet Martin Jim MacDonald* Steve Michalerya Irving Mitchell* Ali Karim Mohammad (Duane Thompson) Davey Montana* Davey Moore Steve Mormino Rahan Muhammad Larry Musgrove* Ossie Ocasio a/ Greg Page Rickey Parkey K. P. Porter James Prichard* Tony Pruitt* a/ From Puerto Rico. Country Spor t Boxing

- 89 - Sportsperson United States Boxing (cont'd) (cont'd) Bridge Louis Curtis Mike Pryor Steve Delgado Dwight Muhammad Qawi James Dixon Tyrone Rackley Buster Drayton Sammy Rivera* Fernando Escalera a/ Carlos Rodriguez a/ Larry Frazier Stanley Ross Tony Fulilangi* Sam scaff Manning Galloway Fossie Schmidt Darcy Gaymon Dawud Shaw* Steve Gregory Dion Simpson Sherman Griffin* Jimmy Smith Mark Hammon* Renaldo Snipes Ray Hammond Randy Stephens Jeff Hanna Billy Thomas David Jaco Bobby Thomas Mike Jameson Duane Thompson Bobby Jennings* Franco Tomas Jose de Jesus V James "Quick" Tillis Reginald Johnson* Kenny Vice* Glen Kennedy* Henry Walker Brett Lally* Nicky Walker* Jeff Lampkin* Mike Weaver Milton Leaks Ray White Scott Ledoux Jesse Williams* Mark Lee Steve Zonski Nick Acosta (trainer) a/ Robert (Bob) Arum (promoter) Viso Fernandes (referee) a/ Billy Gutz (manager) Don Manuel (manager) Tony Millar (manager) Floyd Patterson (commentator) Fred Wolfindale (manager) Women Lynn Rama Beth Deas Linz Palmer Kay Shulle Keri Shuman Juanita Skelton Men John Moran Stanley Vaughan V From Puerto Rico. Country Spor t Chess

- 90 - Sportsperson United States (cont'd) Equestrian sport J. Allen David Cheska Christian Currey H. Du Jardin J. Lilobet A. McLaughry Barney Ward Women Ella Raidt Men David Abell M. Adcock R. Adham David Allen M. Allen Chris Anderson* J. C. Anderson* W. Ashwander G. Backlund Butch Baird* Gary Battistoni Chip Beck* Jim Becker* Jim Bender Don Bell* M. Blakely Brian Bobbitt C. Bolling Jim Bombard* Eric Booker S. Brady Bill Brask Brad Britton* Mr. Buros B. Buttner Bob Byman* G. Cadle Mike Cook Mike Cooney* Carl Cooper* Jim Cyboran* T. Deber Tom Delaney J. Delich Clark Dennis* Doug Lucci* Brian Mahon* Paul Marchand Pete Matthews* Mark McCann* Ron McCann* J. McComish K. McDonald T. McGinnins J. McGough T. McGrew Greg McMillan* Bob Mead Gordon Millar* Johnny Millard Robert Molt James Moodie* Sandy Morrison* Andrew Morse* Mike Nickell Joe Nieporte* Ben Norris Tom Nosewicz D. Ogrin David O'Kelly Mark O'Meara Bill van Orman* Richard Parker* Robert Parker* Alan Pate* Perry Pate Tony Patri David Patten* C. Pavin Don Pooley* Dean Prange* Country Spor t Golf

- 91 - Sportsperson United States Golf (cont'd) (cont'd) Mike Diffley Brad Dixon* T. Doozan Tom d'Ottavio* Jeff Duncan* Fred Dupre Josel Edwards* Mark (Mike) Elliot* David Erickson* E. Evans Peter Famiano Dale Faulkner* Jack Ferenz Ray Floyd B. Ford Robert Friend* Frank Fuhrer D. Games Tom Garcia* David Glenz* Ken Green* Ben Grenshaw J. Grund James Guerra John Haime* Rick Hartman Phil Hatchett* Nolan Henke* Bryan Hoynak S. Hudson John Hulbert* Kevin Iwankow Tony Jackson John Jacobs Chip Johnson* G. Johnson Jimmy Johnson* R. Johnson Tony Johnson Mark Jordan Brian Kamm William Kane* James Karr John Kernohan* Kevin Klier D. Kluver K. Kotowski R. Kramer M. Preston Francis Quinn* Bill Rabold* Jack Rawlins M. Redding Jett Rich* John Riegger* Lee Rinder Don Robertson Tom Rooney* Jeffrey Roth* Hugh Royer* Bobby Rucker* M. Runge A. Salinas Douglas Sanders David Sann Marty Schiene* Evan Schiller* Steven Serotte* Bob E. Smith Steve Smith Stuart Smith John Spelman R. Stallings M. Steinbauer Jeff Stewart* Kevin Strohman* Brent Studer* Tom Sutter* D. Thompson Jim Thorpe* D. Tolley Jay Townsend G. Trivissone B. Tway Tom Tyler T. Vargo Rick Versure* Chuck Vigeant Fred Wadsworth Jim Weeden M. West Douglas Wherry Mike White B. Williford Brad Worthington* Country Spor t

- 92 - Country Spor t United States Golf (cont'd) (cont'd) Sportsperson Men (cont'd) John Lee* Tom Lehman* Robert Lendzion Don Levin N. Zambole Andy Zullo* John Zupan* Women Kathy Hart* Brenda Lunsford* Men Robin Artz Aaron Basham* Steve Bradley Eric Brown* Lawrence Chavez* Bart Connor Ted Dimas Drew Distefano Jay Foster Brian Halstead Gerald Hanks 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 Meredith Marshall Kelly Stenzel* Women Gina Basile* Jacqueline Butler* Tracy Butler Heather Carter Angela Correl* Diane Cushenberry Jenny Donaldson* Keri Duley* Dianne Durham Tammy Elliot Jenny Ester Megan Fenton* 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 Yolanda Mavity Juliana McNamara Jodi Owens Lisa Rudermann* Dawn Wilson Gymnastics

- 93 - Spor tsper son United States (cont'd) Gymnastics (cont'd) Hang gliding Hockey Horse racing Ice skating Karate Lifesaving (still-water) Lifesaving (surf) Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcycling Coaches Miles Avery* Richard Basham* Christie Crofft Mike Di Leo* Bill Foster* Steve Gerlack Gach Grigsby Cathy Davids Susan Myers Cash Asmussen Diana Emiet Leslie Friedman John-Paul Licari Eddie Butcher Ted Pritchard Bill Wallace Bill Babashoff Tore Blichfeldt Mike Gaughan United States national members): Tim Harvey Jim Kaslawski Jack Linkey Fred Merkel Doug Polen Fred Andrews Michael Baldwin Mickey Diamond Eric Eaton Eddie Lawson Randy Mamola Brian Manley Jeff Matiasevich Mick Juszczyk* Lance King Bruno Klaus Mark Lee* Gary Rafalosky Nancy Roach Chris Wiloth* Kip Jerger Steve Nelson Mike Newman team (some team Lew Reffle Bill Robinson D. Sullivan John Williams Wayne Rainey Kenny Roberts Freddie Spencer Rex Staten Tyson Vohland Tommy Watts Larry Wosick Country Sport

- 94 - Spor t United States (cont'd) (speedway) Power boating Powerlifting Sportsperson Bob Borg Mark Borgman Tommy Dickerson Randy Green* Rick Miller* Randy Gore Jim Hauen-Stein Kelly Moran* Chris Reichardt Rex Staten Jim Tarantino John Nicol Duke Waldrop women Rugby Softball Sports for the disabled Jim Caldwell Sonja Bowles* Mark Chaiallet Terri Byland* Jeff Chorpenning* Mary Jeffrey* Buddy Duke Ann Leverett* Jerry Jones Mariah Liggett* Thor Kritsky* Jackie Pierce* Bill Nichols* Sharrol Powell* Brett Russell Dawn Reshel* BobWahl MaryRyan John Ware* Maris Sternberg* 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)* Fevris Reid (umpire) Rene Jackson Country

- 95 - Country Spor t United States Squash (cont'd) Sportsperson Men Dave Huebner Women Nancy Gengler Marianne Greenberg Julie-Ann Harris 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 Anthony Adler Craig Beardsley C. Canier Randy Cordobes Robbie Cordobes Mike Kelly Lennie Laykland (d: John-Paul Licari Kyle Miller Glen Mills Rick Morley Bill Neville D. Poole Chris Rowe Don Smith Doug Soltis Scott Spann Jesse Vassallo Alicia McConnell Gail Ramsey Jim Hogan Todd Holland* Charlie Khun 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 Veronica Brower Jeanne Childs Allison Grant B. Harris Dianne Joanningman Loren Kelly iving)* Lynne McCoy (diving)* Joan Pennington Jennifer Strickland Kathy Treible Sue Walsh Laura Young Surf ing Swimming - 96 - Sportsperson United States Tennis (cont'd) Men R. Akel Matt Anger Jimmy Arias P. Ballauf Jim Becker* Fritz Beuhning Jeff Borowick John Boytim Scott Brown M. Bullock D. Carroll Dan Cassidy Ned Caswell R. Cetrone Mike Conroy* R. Crowley Kevin Curren M. Davis Scott Davis Mike de Palmer Steve Devries Gary Donnelly* Randy Druz Pat Dupre C. Dunk H. Eamus Howard Endelman* R. Evett Mike Fedderly M. Freeman Patrick Galbraith Brad Gilbert L. Good Tony Graham Robert Green Mark Groetsch Tim Gullkson S. Hagey Greg Holmes* J. Lee P. Lehnhoff Kevin Lubbers* T. Lucci G. Manning Jacques Manset G. Marshall B. Maze Steve Meister Rob Mitchell* S. Moore Alfonso Mora* Mineah Nastase M. Ozer Peter Palandjian J. Pappel David Pate T. Pawsat Robert Pellizzi* Shehan Petris Brad Properjohn Mel Purcell P. Rennert C. Richey J. Schnitzer B. Schultz John Simpson* Gary Sinclair* G. Skekle Peter Smith Mickey Snelling John Sobel M. Spearmani Chuck Swayne* Country Spor t

- 97 - Country United States (cont'd) Sport Tennis (cont'd) Sportsperson Men (cont'd) Delayne Howell R. Hubbard Woody Hunt Philip Johnson John Juill G. Juriet T. Kaine C. Kardon Mark Keit Chris Kennedy S. Kidd Steve Kirson Bruce Klegge Andy Kohlberg Spencer Kooshian* Paul Koscielski E. Kramer Aron Krickstein Johan Kriek Michael Kures Ferdie Taygan Elliot Teltscher Beb Testerman Tom Toomey Steve Tourdo R. Trogolo Eric van t'Hof Robert van T'Hop Fred Viancos M. Vines A. Vordemeier Mark Wagner Tom Warneke M. Weiss David Wheaton* Tim Wilkison Van Winnitsky Mark Wooldridge Karl Yorston George Zahorsky Women Sherry Acker Louise Allen Jan Blackstadt Tracey Blumentritt Beverly Bowes May Anne Colville Caryn Copeland Janet Craig* Mary Dailey Tracy Dalall Tracey Delatte Christi Dorsey Gail Falkenberg Anna Maria Fernandez Jennifer Goodling Anne Grousbeck Jean Hepner Beth Herr Kathy Horvath Andrew Jaeger Suzie Jaeger Jackie Joseph Andrea Leand Dena Levy Cathy Lewis Shandra Livingston* Heather Ludloff Gretchen Mager Ashara Maranon Sharon McKenzie Susan Mochazuki Betsy Nagelson Judy Newman Brenda Niemeyer Mary Lou Piatek C. Polich Barbara Potter Vicenza Procacci* Pam Teeguarden Wendy Wood

- 98 - Sportsperson United States (cont'd) Trampolining Tug-of-war Water-skiing Jill Hollembeak Bonnie Davidson (manager) Lori Davidson (coach) United States national team Men Danny Aldrich Don Aldrich Mike Avila Chris Bam Mike Barnes Bob Braine Mike Dixon Kelly Dryden Peter Fleck* Brian Fuchs* Tommy Gelisse Ted Hoffman Bob La Pont Patrick Lee Bill Meyer Jeff Milbrath* Don Mixon* Mike Moran Morgan O'Dell Don Peters Pete Peters Cory Picos Rick Powell* Karl Roberge Ron Scarpa* Kurt Schoen Mike Seipel Neil Silverthorn Gary Steele John Straus Mason Thompson Women Ingrid Brain Jennifer Calleri* Elaine Lundmark Vicky Meyer Saundra Mummery Lori Powell* Karen Roberge Nathalie Roberge Kathy Steele Weightlifting Wrestling (amateur) (professional) 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* Steve Ray* Richard Byrne* John Strongbo Lance van Erich* Rex Strongbo Bill Irvine* John Studd Jack Mulligan "Killer" Kowalski Rick Patterson* (manager) Country Sport

- 99 - Sportsperson United States (cont'd) Uruguay Yachting Polo Rugby Tennis Boxing (professional) Hockey Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcyling Tennis Enrique Figueroa a/ Carlton Tucker Juan Miguel Seco John Bird Marcel Paullier Josi-Luis Damiani Jesus Bastardo Aurelio Benitez Mauricio Bravo Nicanor Camacho Beutilo Gonzales Caracas Sports Club Ceccotto Carlos Lavado Ivan Palazzese Jorge Andrew Nicolas Pereira* R. Scheller Antonio Guerra Bernardo Pinango Edgar Roman Juan Rondon David Silva Western Samoa Western Samoa/ Tonga Rugby Andy Anetelea Rolagi Faamausili Note: The following rugby players Western Samoa or Tonga: Afato Leuu Salesa Taufusi might be from either D. Bateman P. Grey E. A. Liavala M. Luke P. Ma'afu F. F. K. Ma'u Boxing (professional) Vincent Mulenga* Michael Phiri* Leonard Masonti (official)* Sunday Mutambo (official)* 2/ From Puerto Rico. Country Spor t Venezuela Rugby Zambia

- 100 - Country Zambia (cont'd) Zimbabwe Sport Football Cycling Golf Country not identified Angling Sportsperson Albert Bwalya* Phileomon Kaunda* Hernery Malambo* a/ Jonathan Mambue* Ronald Mkandawire* Philemon Mulala* Graham Cockerton b/ Peter Brown Rui da Costa D. Gammon b/ Glen James Tony Johnstone b/ Willie Englebrecht Jason Graham Keegan Mumba* John Mwanza* Cabi Nyareng* a/ Bizwell Phiri* Tacky Shawa* Mark McNulty b/ G. Millar b/ Gordon Waugh k/ Teddy Webber b/ Tony Graham Cycling Gymnastics Pedro Nachos c/ Men Gerd Rasquin (coach)* Tanya Saamen* Suk-Ching Li d/ Women Claudia Beiers* Sabine Blemenschutz S. Demey* F. Ducamp* V. Ducamp* Ivan Durme* I. Frankignoulle* Benedicte Henderick* Karin Hirsch* Brigitte Kindler Isobel Kluyskens* Patrizia Lorenz Regina Lorenz* A. Lutke-Schipholt* I. Manneback* Doris Martetschlager A. Nathan* L. Nazmin* Heidi Peeters* Karin Reisenbauer Doris Martetschlager I. Relik* Marianne Schafer* Irmgard Seller Beatrix Spannbauer* C. Versteegh* C. Gucassoff (manager)* Y. Krick (coach)* a/ May be a false name. b/ Now residing in South Africa. _/ From South America. d/ From Europe. Hockey Women

- 101 - Country Country not identified (cont'd) Spor t Karate Motor car racing Motorcyling Polo Swimming Sportsperson Alex Alt Dianne Deane Lew Baker Paolo Barilla Gordon Hatch Peter Morrison K. Hellyer Colin Dugmore Carlos Zavaleta Men Daniel Cogrossi Enrique Stella Henry Pescarolo John Winter Women Yvonne Johnstone Abbe Masel Wrestling (professional) Mohammed "Patan" Afzal* Akam Singh* a/ Gama Singh a/ Dave Morgan* b/ The following were listed as coming from the Taiwan Province: Chuan Kwang Yang Men Chung Chia-Jen Gan Rong-Yi (manager) V. Y. Wong (manager) Lee Chien-Mei Sun Tsai-Ching Chen Yu-Chen A. T. Chong Li-Ying Chen Yam Mao Chen Tse-Chung Chen Yuch-Chi Cheng Yuan Ching- Chi Ho Ching-Ming Yu-Chin Hau Chin-Hsang Lin Wu Chun-Lung Lai Chung-Yen Tje-Chen Lin Ching Sen Hsieh Li Wen-Sheng Hsieh Yu-Shu Michael Chang (manager) Kimmy Ho (manager) ,/ Based in Canada. b/ Based in the Federal Republic of Germany. Athletics Badminton Women Bridge Golf

I,--- - 102 Country Sport Sportsperson South Africans with foreign passports: Kork Ballingham (United Kingdom) - motor racing Hugh Baiocchi (Italy) - golf* Stan Christodoulous (Greece) - boxing official Neil Crosthwaite (United Kingdom) -cycling* John da Silva (Portugal) - athletics Graham Duxbury (United Kingdom) - motor racing Jean Germany (United Kingdom) - equestrian* Peter Gotz (United Kingdom) - equestrian* Stuart Hailstone (United Kingdom) squash* Rae Hast (United Kingdom) - golf* Harold Henning (United States) - golf* Denis McIldowie (United Kingdom) - Vice President of the white South African National Olympic Committee) Alison Sheard (United Kingdom) - golf*