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AG3403 NON-RACIAL SPORTS HISTORY PROJECT, TRANSVAAL, 1930S AG3403 NON-RACIAL SPORTS HISTORY PROJECT, TRANSVAAL, 1930s- Historical Papers Research Archive, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 2017 INTRODUCTION An important part of our history that has seriously been neglected is non-racial sports. This was a crucial facet of the anti-apartheid struggle and, crucially, was probably the most effective arena of independent and community- based sports in black communities. Moreover, non-racial sports was intrinsically linked to communities and their schools, and depended heavily on voluntarism for its enduring success. This project aims to recover, record, preserve and popularize this rich and multi-faceted history. The NON RACIAL SPORTS HISTORY PROJECT was formed in June 2015. The primary mandate of the project is to record the histories of non-racial sport from the ground up –clubs and their administrators and players, provincial and then national ,paying special attention to the role played by women. However, we see the project as contributing to the revival of the ethos that characterised the non-racial movement. To this end, some of the main objectives of the project are: 1. Revive the concept of community sport (which represents the majority of our population ) compared to professional sport. 2. Actively to promote and support the formation of community based sporting bodies. 3. Safeguard and secure the future of amateur sport. 4. Where there is an interest, to assist in the revival of sporting codes that are currently dormant. 5. Where possible to assist those who were active in non-racial sport and who have fallen on hard times. 6. To acknowledge the role played by sportspeople for the struggle for non-racial sport 7. Finally, to revive the spirit of voluntarism and non-racialism. The SOUTH AFRICAN COUNCIL ON SPORT (SACOS) was formed on 17 March 1973 to co-ordinate the fight against racial discrimination in sport and to promote non-racial sport in a non-racial and democratic SA.It consisted of 24 national non-racial sports organisations and 11 co-ordination Provincial Councils of Sport,of which the Transvaal Council of Sport (TRACOS) was one of them. COLLECTION MATERIAL Please note: This collection is a work in progress. Some of the descriptions in the collections structure are envisaged as possible additions, and have for now only been added as an entry. The organizers are hoping to encourage former role players to deposit more archival items over time. Items are not always ordered chronologically, as they are being added to the collection in the way in which they have been received. The digitisation of this collection is ongoing and the display of digitised items becomes available as each section is completed, or as they are received in digital format. However, as from 2018 digital items are no longer added to the inventory on this website, but will be continously uploaded on the Historical Papers AtoM instance on http://historicalpapers-atom.wits.ac.za/non-racial-sports-history-project-transvaal . CLASSIFICATION AA NON-RACIAL SPORTS HISTORY PROJECT-TRANSVAAL A NATIONAL AND PROVINCIAL SPORTING STRUCTURES B TRANSVAAL COUNCIL ON SPORT (TRACOS) C TRANSVAAL SOCCER BOARD (TSB) D TABLE TENNIS E TRANSVAAL CRICKET BOARD (TCB) F SOUTHERN TRANSVAAL AMATEUR SWIMMING ASSOCIATION (STASA) G TRANSVAAL PRIMARY SCHOOL'S SPORT ASSOCIATION (TPSSA) H HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS I DARTS J TRANSVAAL TENNIS BOARD (TTB) K SQUASH L TRANSVAAL ASSOCIATION OF VOLLEYBALL (TAVA) M TRANSVAAL INDEPENDENT RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION (TIRFU) N OTHER O Athletics P SPORTS PUBLICATIONS, GENERAL Q HOCKEY COLLECTION AA NON-RACIAL SPORTS HISTORY PROJECT-TRANSVAAL AA1 Leaflets/Publications/Newspaper cuttings AA1.1 Launch leaflet AA1.2 Exhibition Poster for Women in Non-racial Sports, 6 May 2017 AA1.3 Women in Non-racial Sports, Brochure, 6 May 2017 AA2 Reports AA2.1 Reports AA2.1.1 Secretarial Report of the Non-Racial Sport History Project Gauteng, 17 June 2017 AA2.2 Reports AA2.2.1 Not filled AA2.2.2 Financial Report with Annual Financial Statements of the Non-Racial Sports History Project for 2016 published 18 March 2017 AA2.2.3 Non-Racial Sport History Project Report to Foundation of Human Rights, 2015 AA2.3 Report, NRSHP-AFS 2017 AA2.3.1 Financial Report with Annual Financial Statements of the Non-Racial Sports History Project for 2015 published 8 February 2016 AA3 Meetings AA4 Interviews Audio files and Transcripts of the interviews are available. A NATIONAL AND PROVINCIAL SPORTING STRUCTURES A1 South African Council on Sports (SACOS) A1.1 Policy matters A1.2 Biennual General Meeting A1.2.1 Biennial Conference, Durban, October 1975 A1.2.2 Biennial Conference, Cape Town, September 1979 A1.2.3 Biennial Conference, Durban, April 1985 A1.2.4 Special General Meeting, Cape Town, November 1986 A1.2.5 Biennial Conference, Johannesburg, April 1987 A1.2.6 Biennial Conference, Cape Town, March 1989 A1.2.7 Biennial Conference, Cape Town, March 1993 A1.3 Conferences/Meetings A1.3.1 SACOS-Sport and Liberation Conference, 20-21 August 1983 A1.3.2 The South African Council on Sport (SACOS): The sports wing of the liberation movement, by Frank van der Horst, Sport and Liberation Conference, East London, 14-16 October 2005 A1.3.3 SACOS-Sport and Liberation Conference, East London, 14-16 October 2005 A1.3.4 Introductory Address at SACOS Executive meeting, Cape Town, 3 May 1997 A1.4 Publications/Newspaper articles A1.4.1 SACOS-Sport Festival, 1982 A1.4.2 SACOS Sports administrators course, November 1983 A1.4.3 SACOS 15th Anniversary, 2-6 April 1988 A1.4.4 Other external commentary Including newspaper clips with tributes to Manickum Pather; Role of the non-racial sportsperson in the liberatory struggle, typescript; National Sports Congress, Statement of Intent; Discussion paper of a meeting between SACOS and the National Sports Congres, 1988 A1.4.4.1 Opposing Apartheid through sport. The role of SACOS in South African sport, 1982-1992, by Noel Goodall, MA thesis, 2004 A1.4.4.2 Sport in South African Mines, an area of concern. Paper presented by Gwede Mantashe to the National Union of Mineworkers, 1986. A1.4.4.3 SACOSPORT, publication of the South African Council of Sport, September 1981. A1.4.4.4 SACOS receipts and payment accounts for the period eneded from 1/2/1980 to 31/10/1980. A1.5 Awards/Other A1.5.1 Sportsperson of the year award, Programme brochure, Port Elizabeth, 1984 A1.5.2 Sportsperson of the year award, Programme brochure, Johannesburg, 1985 A1.6 Various items A1.7 Biographies A1.8 Memorabilia A1.8.1 Sports jersey with the emblem 'SACOS 88' A1.8.2 Sport's bag with the emblem 'SACOS' A1.9 The Confederation of South African Sport A1.9.1 Constitution A2 Provincial Council of Sports A2.1 Border Council of Sport (BORCOS) A2.1.1 Policy matters A2.1.2 AGM/Minutes A2.1.3 Functions A2.1.4 Publications/newspaper articles A2.1.5 Other A2.1.6 Biographies A2.1.7 Affiliates A2.2 Eastern Province Council of Sport (EPCOS) A2.2.1 Policy matters A2.2.2 AGM/Minutes A2.2.3 Functions A2.2.4 Publications/newspaper articles A2.2.5 Other A2.2.6 Biographies A2.2.7 Affiliates A2.3 Graaf Reinet Council of Sport (GRCOS) A2.3.1 Policy matters A2.3.2 AGM/Minutes A2.3.3 Functions A2.3.4 Publications/newspaper articles A2.3.5 Other A2.3.6 Biographies A2.3.7 Affiliates A2.4 Grahamstown & Districts Council of Sport (GDCOS) A2.4.1 Policy matters A2.4.2 AGM/Minutes A2.4.3 Functions A2.4.4 Publications/newspaper articles A2.4.5 Other A2.4.6 Biographies A2.4.7 Affiliates A2.5 Griqualand West Council of Sport (GWCOS) A2.5.1 Policy matters A2.5.2 AGM/Minutes A2.5.3 Functions A2.5.4 Publications/newspaper articles A2.5.5 Other A2.5.6 Biographies A2.5.7 Affiliates A2.6 Natal Council of Sport (NACOS) A2.6.1 Policy matters A2.6.2 AGM/Minutes A2.6.3 Functions A2.6.4 Publications/newspaper articles A2.6.5 Reports A2.6.6 Biographies A2.6.7 Affiliates A2.6.8 Other items A2.6.8.1 NACOS Sports Diploma certificate, 1982 A2.7 South Western Districts Council of Sport (SWDCOS) A2.7.1 Policy matters A2.7.2 AGM/Minutes A2.7.3 Functions A2.7.4 Publications/newspaper articles A2.7.5 Other A2.7.6 Biographies A2.7.7 Affiliates A2.8 Boland Council of Sport (BOLCOS) A2.8.1 Policy matters A2.8.2 AGM/Minutes A2.8.3 Functions A2.8.4 Publications/newspaper articles A2.8.5 Other A2.8.6 Biographies A2.8.7 Affiliates A2.9 Victoria East Council of Sport (VECOS) A2.9.1 Policy matters A2.9.2 AGM/Minutes A2.9.3 Functions A2.9.4 Publications/newspaper articles A2.9.5 Other A2.9.6 Biographies A2.9.7 Affiliates A2.10 Western Province Council of Sport (WEPCOS) A2.10.1 Policy matters A2.10.2 AGM/Minutes A2.10.3 Functions A2.10.4 Publications/newspaper articles A2.10.5 Other A2.10.6 Biographies A2.10.7 Affiliates B TRANSVAAL COUNCIL ON SPORT (TRACOS) B1 Policy matters B1.1 AGM B1.1.1 Annual Report, 1977-1978 B1.1.2 Second Annual General Meeting, Report, May 1979 B1.1.3 Annual General Meeting, Report, 4 June 1980 B1.1.4 Annual Report presented to the 4th Annual General Meeting, 24 June 1981 B1.1.5 Sixth Annual General Meeting, Report, 24 July 1983 B1.1.6 Seventh Annual General Meeting, Report, 22 July 1984 B1.1.7 8th Annual General Meeting, presentation of Minutes of the 7th AGM, 27 July 1985 B1.1.8 9th Annual General Meeting, presentation of Minutes of the 8th AGM, 26 July 1986 B1.2 Minutes B1.2.1 Minutes of Council meeting, 30 July 1978 B1.3 Publications/newspaper articles B1.3a Transvaal Council of Sport release, 1979 B1.3.1 Publications presented at the 4th Annual General Meeting, 1981 B1.3.2 TRACOS NEWS, publication of the Transvaal Council of Sport, November/December 1982.
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