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We are proud and dutybound to support and participate in this year’s SACOS SPORTS FESTIVAL. We conuuit our selves to playing our part to make tliis event tlie largest gatliering of non-racial sportspersons in the history of this country.
The festival will enable oppressed and exploited sports- persons to practically overcome the artificial barriers which divide us into different group areas and “homelands” . In short it will be a resounding affirmation of the unity of the oppressed and exploited on the principled basis of non racialism.
This festival ushers in a new era for SACOS. It paves the way for more national non-racial festivals in the future. Moreover it reflects on a national level the progressive development of." (SAC’s), that mobilise ordinary players along non-racial lines.
For us in Volleyball this festival has special significance be cause AVAS.A was fomied during this year, the year of the festival. We were inspired by the organisers who encouraged us from the time we formed this national body. This again demonstrates that SACOS is a dynamic organisation eager to draw into its ambit all who can play a part in the non-racial struggle.
For all the players this festival is a just rew'ard for their per severance against tremendous odds. The state, the represen tatives of the bosses, deprives them of facilities; is trying to give racial stooge bodies control of facilities; approves the increased hire charges for these facilities and victimises ad ministrators, among other measures. For SACOS to remain strong and to gather strength in the face of all this is indeed to its credit. We are sure that the performance of the parti cipants will likewise be creditable and be filled with the spirit of constructive and healthy competition. This festival ushers in a new era for SACOS. It paves the way Let us strive to make tliis festival as much a CELEBRATION for more national non-racial festivals in the future. Moreover, of what we have achieved as a DEMONSTR/VTION of what it reflects on a national level the progressive development of we demand - a non-racial democratic country free of exploi grassroots structures, particularly Sports Action Committees tation. (SAC’s), that mobilise ordinary players along non-racial lines. A BRIEF HISTORY OF NON-RACIAL SQUASH IN SOUTH AFRICA
THE BUILD-UP TO THE 1982 SACOS SPORTS FESTfVAL SQUASH On the weekend of 21 August 1982, about 150 squash play ers, amongst them some of the top non-racial squash players in the country, competed in the 1982 Natal Open Squash Tournament. These included 32 players from Western Prov GROWING ince and 10 players from Transvaal. An inter-provincial com petition was also organised, in which teams from Natal, Western Province and Transvaal participated. The SACOS and PRESIDENT’S teams were selected largely on the basis of performance in these matches. The Men’s Section of the The Natal and Western Province Squash Rackets Federations Natal Open Tournament was won by Chris Albertyn of were the first units of the non-racial South African Squash Natal for the second sonsecutive year. Mike Doman of West Rackets Federation. It is expected that the Western Areas ern Province was runner-up. Squash Federation of Transvaal will be fonned shortly, and will soon be affiliated to the National body. The winner in the Women’s Section was Anthea CairnsfW.P) with Desir6 Stephens (W.P) as runner-up. In August 1982, the top players from the Eastern Province, Transvaal and Natal competed in the Natal Open Tourna THE FESTIVAL TEAMS ment. The first inter-provincial competition was also organ ised over the same week-end. These events enabled a nation MEN’S EVENT ally representative SACOS and PRESIDENT’S team to be selected for the SACOS Sports Festival in October 1982. SACOS TEAM C. Albertyn (N); M. Doman (W.P); R. Gierdien (W.P) We are cognisant of the fact that organisation of non-racial F. Manjoo (N); N. Mehta(N) squash throughout the country will be difficult if only for the reason that the cost of building courts is prohibitive. PRESIDENT’S TEAM Moreover, in certain areas where courts have been built, I. Amra(N); I. Ameen (N); M.Omar(N); E. Harris (W.P) affiliates of S.A. Squash Federation will not use any venue A. Taraj (TVL) where there is the slightest suspicion that permits are granted Reserves: Y. Hahomedy (N); G. Hendrickse (W.P) for the playing of non-racial squash. In addition to the over all ideal of achieving non-racial sport in a non-racial society, WOMEN’S EVENT we, in the S.A. Squash Rackets Federation would like to promote non-racial amateur squash amongst the younger SACOS TEAM people especially those at school. We will also endeavour A. Cairns (W.P); D. Stephens (W.P); B. Whittaker (N) to make squash accessible to the majority of people in this country. With limited finance at our disposal, we know that PRESIDENT’S TEAM this is a mammoth task, but without a vision, we must sure C. Cornelius (N); L. Bell (W.P); G. Prodehl (W.P) ly perish. Reserves: C. Gray (W.P); S. Diedericks (W.P) * I JACK LEMKIS SPORTS | -X* tX X
We serve South Africans Sportsmen with everything for the Fisherman^ Athlete and the Gamesman,
WE ARE PROUD TO HOST THE FIRST sncos SQUASH TOURNHMENT
PHONE BOOKINGS: 62-1575 s&s centre 62-1976 BELGRAVIA ROAD, ATHLONE P • A • R • F CITIZENS ASSOCIATION f o r RACIAL EQUALITY in c ^ BOX 2794 AUCKLAND AOTEAROA (NZ) TELEPHONE 600-488
Dear hr.Father,
For many years New Zealanders have watched with admiration the courageous struggle
of SAGOS against racism in sport.
We welcome your forthcoming Sports Festival and take the opportunity to salute
all those responsible for its organisation and all those who will take part.
We are sure that it will hasten the day when South Africans will join the world
community of sportsmen and sportswomen, on a basis of freedom, equality and justice.
With kifid personal regards,
Tom Newnham
(Vice-President and SpokespeBSon on Sport.)
Foundation for Aboriginal and Islander Research Action (L t d )
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Dear Mr. Father, We The Foundation for Aboriginal and Islander Research Action Limited wishes to express our warm fraternal greetings to you and members of The South African Council on Sport on the occasion of your conference in Cape Town 7th - 10th October 1982.
We join with you in solidarity against a artheid and Racism, and wish you a very sucessful conference. Keep well and safe, Yours Sincerely
ROBERT WEATHERALL EXECUTIVE OFFICER SOUTH AFRICAN RU&BY UNION
COMPUTERISATION FOR SACOS SPORTS FESTIVAL by COMPACCOUNT S&S Centre, Belgravia Rd, Athlone EPCOS PROMOTES OMIFIEO FRONT EASTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL OF SPORT The Eastern Province Council of Sport was formed five In order to promote the principles and policies of SACOS years ago. Mr H.C.C. Hendricks, member of the Executive :u grassroot level, we have now, in addition to many pam- Committee of SACOS and President of tlie Boiand Council plJets and papers, introduced a quarterly newsletter which of Sport, was at the time elected the first President. The vice- has been well received in the conununity. Prcsidcnt was Mr T.R. McKay and tlie secretary was Mr Yusuf Lorgat, wlio was later compelled to resign after EPCOS was instrumental in the formation of a Sport Action harassment by the authorities. Committee to fight the unilateral transfer of the control of Sports Fields from democratically elected Sports Boards Dince its inception, it has grown extensively. Af.niiates to puppet bodies like the CMC, IMC and Community Coun include the following codes; .Ml-.letics, baseb.all, chess, cric cils. For the first time sportsmen, residents, workers and ket, cycling, darts, mens’ hockey, primary schools sports, youth were brought together in a single organisation to senior schools sports, softball, surf life-saving, swimming, fight against racist bodies. table-tennis, termis and volley-ball. The Albany non-racial Sports Board (Grahamstown) enjoys associate member In order to promote contact among non-racial sportspersons ship. We hope to include netball, billiards and snooker in and in order to reinforce our image as a sports organisation, the near future. EPCOS has been very active in promotmg in the face of attacks from the Minister of Sport we have the non-racial ethic in the Eastern Cape and was instrumen instituted an EPCOS cup match between Eastern Province tal in the formation of the Border and Victoria Councils of Soccer Board and Kwazakhele Soccer Board. In 1983 wc sport and the Albany non-racial Sports Board. plan to have our first Sportspersons of the Year competition.
We take this opportunity of congratulating SACOS and EPCOS has been quite successful in promotmg a unified WEPCOS on staging this SACOS SPORTS FESTIVAL. We front of residents, workers, the youth and sportspersons know that a great deal of hard work has been put in to in matters of cormnon interest affecting the unenfranchised make the festival a success. As non-racial sportspersons community. To this end wc have attended and addressed we thank them. This festival will show the country and many meetings of civic and youth organisations and trade the world that non-racial sport is alive and well. unions. Message from; SOUTH AFRICAN SOCCER FEDERATION
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE
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The aspirations of thousands of sportsmen and sportswomen of Soweto, Langa, Moroka, KwaMashu and all other Black committed to a free society in South Africa, will be partially townships will be just as involved with us in the next festival fulfilled when for the first time ever they meet to pit their of tills kind. skills, strength and power during the SACOS SPORTS “OLYMPIAD”. This is indeed a tremendous achievement On behalf of the Officials, Members of tlie Exco, Club for the officials of SACOS who have often been accused of Officials and all in the Federation Professional League our neglecting the aspirations of sportsmen. congratulations to the Sports Festival Coirunittee and SACOS. The affair over the week is the result of some sterling or ganisation on the part of the Sports Festival Committee. Our best wishes to the participants and our sincere thanks It is a pity though that not ALL the oppressed sportsmen for being granted the opportunity to be part of this histo and sportswomen will be there! One hopes that the ghettos ric occasion. Southern Africa Support Campaign
5th Floor, Phone (02) 267 7089 Correspondence 247 Elizabeth Street. Box A672 Sydney, 2000. Sydney South, 2000
2nd September, 1982
Mr M.N. Father, General Secretary, South African Council of Sports, P.O. Box 2451, Durban, 4000, SOUTH AFRICA.
Dear Friends,
The Southern Africa Support Campaign is a National O rganisation in solidarity with the people of Azania and Namibia. On behalf of our branches throughout Australia and individual members we wish to extend to you our admiration and support for the courageous work your organisation is doing.
The white minority regime and its paid stooges are intensifying their campaign to hood-wink the world into believing they have changed their policies of promoting racist sport. This is evidenced by the spate of "multi-racial" rugby, cricket and soccer tours recently. These of course failed miserably in every sense.
We support your efforts to expose such fraudulent moves.
^QaJUra Yours sin cerely .
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COALITION MEMBERS Episcopal Churchmen for South Africa Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) Gray Panthers Sports for the People American Committee on Africa Methodist Federation tor Social Action TransAfrica Americans for Democratic Action National Conference of Black Lawyers United Methodist Church, Board ot Global Ministries American Friends Service Committee National Council of Black Churchmen World Division ARENA, the institute for Sport and Social Analysis National Council of Negro Women United Methodist Church Conference Task Force on Clergy and Laity Concerned Operation PUSH (People United to Save Humanity) Southern Africa Coalition of Concerned Black Americans Progressive National Baptist Convention United Methodist Church, Women's Division Coalition for Human Rii^ts in Southern Africa South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee Women's International League for Peace Freedom Committee to Oppose Bank Loans to South Africa South African Students Movement Young Women s Christian Associates (YWCA)
INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMISSION TO END APARTHEID SPORT August 23, 1982 LESLIE O HARRIMAN Ambassador to the UN (Nigeria) Chairman of the UN Special Committee Against Apartheid (Honorary Chairperson of the lACEAS) South African Council on Sport DENNIS BRUTUS President of SAN-ROC and of ICARIS P.O. Box 2451 (Chairperson of the lACEAS) Durban 4000 DAVID ACQUAH Chairman, Ghana National Committee Republic of South Africa Against Apartheid KADAR ASMAL Chairman, Irish Anti*Apartheid Movement A. AZIZ Member of Parliament; Secretary-General of Dear SACOS Friends: the Afro-Asian Solidarity Association of Sri Lanka lULIAN BOND I would like to send you my greetings and Senator, Georgia State Senate good wishes on behalf of ACCESS. Your first NEVILLE CURTIS Chairman, Campaign Against Racial Ex sports festival represents a milestone in the ploitation (CARE) Australia history of South African sports. The principles OYSTEIN GUDIM Secretary Norwegian Council for Southern on which it has been organized will fly in the Africa face of the proponents of apartheid. PETER HAIN Chairman, Stop All Racialist Tours (SART) A KUSUHARA Your courage and determination continue to Chairman Japar^ese Anti-Ap^^held Move ment serve as an inspiration to us in our efforts to .V.:: mhciK ADRAilAV. ORDiA President, Supreme Council for Sport in Richard E. Lapchi Africa LABAN OYAKA National Chairper Oganization of African Unity, Liberation Committee SAM RAMS AMY Chairman, South African Non-Racial Olym pic Committee (SAN-ROC). London TREVOR RICHARDS Chairman, Halt All Racial Tours (HART), New Zealand EXPOSE TWO-FACED BUSINESS CORPORATIONS WEPCOS The first ever sports festival under the banner of the South provide one of the best counters to this propaganda and we African Council on Sport (SACOS) has, to put it mildly, are confident that many mischief makers will be silenced. proved to be a task of mammoth proportions. The organi sing committee has worked virtually non-stop and we com What we must also expose is the two-faced attitude of the mend them for their untiring efforts. business corporations, to our cause. While they profess to want to support non-racialism, when it comes to putting The festival is being staged at a time when the rulers are their money where their mouths are, it is a totally differ doing their utmost to create the impression that racist ent matter. Despite the ideal advertising situation which the sport apparently has greater support than non-racial sport Festival presents, no single major sponsor could be found. amongst the oppressed. Everyone knows, of course, that this This false sincerity we must note and expose. The fact that is not the case but the government deliberately refuses to the Festival is being proceeded with, without any major fi accept the truth. There is ever growing support for non nancial backing, is proof of the commitment of our organi racialism and this is clearly causing the government concern. sations. To a man, every one of them is contributing in some way financially and we applaud them for this. Apart from this, the sports festival will provide the ideal vehicle of demonstrating to all the united stand of non- Finally, we would like to record our appreciation to all racial sportspersons. Ever so often the news media (which the participants and we congratulate them on their selec has a vested interest in promoting Multi-nationalism) pur tion. We know that every player will be striving to give of posefully goes out of its way to highlight the slightest dis his best thereby ensuring the success of the events. All that agreement in our ranks. Nothing is done to present the remains is for the public to demonstrate their appreciation positive aspects on our side and this dishonest approach to of this feast of sport by turning up in unlimited numbers. our affairs must be exposed. The Festival, will therefore. Message from: CHAIRMAN OF THE WESTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL OF SPORT Mr Yusuf Ebrahim C.C. George (Pty) Ltd Roofing Contractors & Consultants Jifoir MOfSj RE a SOOM Specialists in: • DOMESTIC ROOFING . INDUSTRIAL ROOFING . CLADDING CLAUDE CENTRE \NE SUPPORT SACOS COR. 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The big-time business corporations and the state work hand in hand to deprive the non-racial sportspersons of much needed and deserved cash. This despite the fact that these very same corporations earn more than half of their ...TRACOS profits from the black people in this country. However, we must always remember these actions and we know that they will one day, and rightfully too,feel the wrath of the oppress On this occasion of the 1st SACOS SPORTS FESTIVAL, the ed people of this land. Transvaal Council of Sport extends fraternal greeting to all participants in this historic event. Furthermore as members Perhaps the greatest sacrifice of our sportspersons has been of SACOS, we are all greatly indebted to the organisers of their adherence to the moratorium on sports tours to and this festival. The tremendous amount of responsibility taken from this country. They have persistently refused to fall for on by them, the public relations work they have done, the baits and greener pastures. For all these reasons WE PAY souvenirs they have produced and the professional level of TRIBUTE TO ALL OUR SPORTSPERSONS FOR THEIR administration has ensured the success of this festival. Fur VALIANT SACRIFICES. This sports festival is a small way thermore it has left us indebted to them for voluntarily of saying thank you to you aU. THIS SPORTS FESTIVAL taking on this monumental task. 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Our members have sorship for SADBOC which will be utilised in a man shown a welcome capacity to understand the path we have ner which reaches each and every unit at local level. chosen and where there has been weakness, this has been handled in the overall interest of the membership. It is this Shun David and Mervyn Johnson attend the 3rd WDF firm support from our members that has carried SADBOC Conference in New Zealand. forward to its present position of strength. We are indeed proud of this strength and that we are able to stand along 1982 SADBOC enters its 21st year. side so many fellow Non-racial sports bodies united under SACOS and say; we demand the removal of discrimination Griqualand West returns to the membership and the from sport and society sothat all sportspersons of this coun Board now boasts 11 member units. try can enjoy the benefit of playing sport and be selected on merit and ability only to represent their club, province or country. 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SADBOC salutes the South African Council on Sport on the SADBOC joins the South African Council on Sport. staging of this first, mammoth effort of a Sports Festival to include all sports codes who genuinely embrace the noble On 21st August SADBOC holds a joint meeting with ideal of Non-racial sport. The event provides just recogni S.A. Darts Association. It is agreed in principle that tion for the players who have resisted the lucrative offers to the two bodies merge under the non-racial banner, defect to multi-national sport and thus forsake the sports free of political interference. struggle which aims at the playing of sport without restric On 14 December, SADA say they will abide by the tions in whatever form and the selection of representative Sports Pohcy as laid down by the government, that teams on the basis of merit and ability only. they now desire to play “friendhes” at Provincial and higher level and that we agree to a meeting with Min The staging of the Sports Festival coincides with the 21st ister of Sport - Koomhof. Anniversary of SADBOC and our participation is a fitting addition to the celebration of this important milestone in 1977 SADBOC rejects the views of SADA and re-affirms our history. Twenty-one years have witnessed the small be its total commitment to the non-racial ideal in sport ginnings of 1961 grow into a strong, united organisation al ways striving towards goals which will benefit each and every SADBOC accepts the “Double Standards Resolution” darts player within the framework of the united demand for which debars membership of a Non-racial body to Non-racial sport in a democratic, Non-racial society. any person/s who are coimected with Multi-national or racial sport. MILESTONES IN THE HISTORY OF SADBOC SADBOC upholds the Moratorium on sporting tours 1961 Representatives of Eastern Province, Griqualand West, to and from South Africa until such time, teams se Natal and Western Province meet in Cape Town for lected on merit and abihty only, are able to represent the inaugural meeting of SADBOC. It is the this country in every code of sport. The Board there unanimous decision of this meeting that the organisa fore made the sacrifice of not participating, as was its tion pursues a pohcy of Non-racialism in sport, and right, in the inaugural World Cup. that we seek international recognition through affil iation to the world authority for darts. 1978 All affihates are instructed to join their local Council of Sport for the benefit of keeping in touch with dev 1968 The rotatory system of Headquarters is changed to elopments concerning our non-racial policy and un an open election allowing for Officials to be elected derstanding decisions that are taken to support this on “the best man for the job” basis. policy. 1973 The winners of a sponsored doubles competition run Communication problems sees Shun David relieved by Western Province, Albert Obery and Ivan Gordon, of his position of WDF President but the member win a trip to the United Kingdom. They are joined by ship of SADBOC stands firm despite rumblings from the late Wally Fernandez who makes many valuable some quarters. contacts and SADBOC joins the British Darts Organ isation as an associate member. 1979 In order to recognise the sacrifice and loyalty of our players, a special feature match SADBOC versus SAD 1974 After a tough battle between the top players in the BOC INVITATION - is introduced. .country, George Cottle and Eddie Michael earn the right to represent SADBOC in the World Masters. Shun David and Mervin Johnson attend the 2nd Con George finishes 16th in a field of the best (mostly ference of the WDF in Las Vegas. professionals) in the world. 1980 Two units. Natal and Griqualand West, fail to join SADBOC asks the British Darts Organisation to host a their respective local Councils of Sport and are re meeting of darts playing countries for the purpose of moved from the membership. forming a world body. Membership grew to ten affiliates from: Boland, 1975 George Cottle and Harry Ellis play in the World Mas Border, Eastern Province, Northern Natal, Eastern ters with “Bull” Pillay joining them for the British Transvaal, Southern Natal, Southern Transvaal, West Open. ern Transvaal, South Western Districts and Western Province. Collection Number: AG3403 Collection Name: Non-racial Sports History Project, Transvaal PUBLISHER: Publisher: Historical Papers Research Archive, University of the Witwatersrand Location: Johannesburg ©2016 LEGAL NOTICES: Copyright Notice: All materials on the Historical Papers website are protected by South African copyright law and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, displayed, or otherwise published in any format, without the prior written permission of the copyright owner. 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