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UNITED NATIONS CENTRE AGAINST APARTHEID l t C4- 9Cr 7/88 April 1988 REGISTER OF SPORTS CONTACTS WITH 1 JANUARY 1987 - 31 DECEMBER 1987 AND CONSOLIDATED LIST OF SPORTSMEN AND SPORTSWOMEN WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN SPORTS EVENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA 1 SEPTEMBER 1980 - 31 DECEMBER 1987 [Note: The names of persons in this list are arranged by nationality as reported in the press. The names of participants from schools and junior competitors are not included in the list. It should be noted, however, that the Governments of many countries in the list have opposed or discouraged sports exchanges with South Africa. Some of the sportspersons may be living outside their countries.] United Nations, New York 10017

INTRODUCTION The international campaign against apartheid sport continued to make progress during 1987. In response, South Africa has embarked on a massive exercise to lure well-known athletes from overseas to compete there by offering them substantial sums of money. Although many countries tightened their regulations in regard to these exchanges in 1987, South Africa continued its efforts to mitigate the effects of the boycott. It is estimated that South Africa spends approximately $US 100 million annually to promote international sports exchanges and subsidize sports organizations which endorse government policies. Commercial'houses which sponsor any event involving overseas participants are refunded 90 per cent of their gross outlay through tax rebates. Thus, South Africa devotes large sums of money to attract overseas players. With the exception of some top golfers and players and a few others, the calibre of players participating in South Africa has been mediocre. In professional , for instance according to a South African newspaper, its "top boxers are fighting imported has-beens and the situation is set to deteriorate as international political pressure mounts".!:/ Nevertheless South Africa managed to attract a fair number of rather second rate sportsmen and women. The electronics firm National Panasonic helped bring an Australian rebel team while the First National Bank of South Africa funded the visit of a South Pacific rebel rugby tour and thereafter pledged R40 million for a soccer stadium.2/ With access to such significant funds, South African organizations formed teams of those individuals who accepted their invitation. These teams were then pitted against South African nationals giving white South Africans the illusion that they enjoyed some international respectability. Although South Africa spares no efforts in misleading the world that sport is now fully integrated by creating a veneer over its apartheid sports policy, incidents of racism are in that country quite prevalent. In February 1988, a black student, Nkululeko Skweyiya, studying at the white private Kearsney College high school near Durban under government dispensation, was barred from a national schools' athletics meeting held at the Menlo Park high school in the Transvaal because he is black. The Department of Education and Culture said that while its policy provided for the participation of athletes from "other population groups" in such sports meetings, it was the privilege of any high school's management council to bar participation on the basis of race.!/ The all-white Middelburg Wanderers Cricket Club, Transvaal, has been told by its town council not to entertain teams containing blacks at its grounds. According to the Middelburg town clerk, Mr. Peter Colin, it was council policy not to allow mixed club sports on municipal grounds. However, it is allowed at the national and international levels./

A "Coloured" person from Benoni, Transvaal, was refused access to the Ellis Park swimming pool, Johannesburg, because the pool was for "whites only". The general manager of Johannesburg's Parks and Recreation Department, Mr. J. P. Loubser, said the pool was open to other racial groups only for events such as galas, but not for public swimming.5/ The Eastern Province Volleyball Association was given permission to hold a mixed race tournament on King's beach, Port Elizabeth, but was told that the black participants could not swim at the whites-only beach. Earlier, teams from the South African Police and the Defence Force withdrew because "they felt it would not really be fitting for them - as law enforcement officials - to participate in the (mixed) event".6_/ In June 1987 four Indian golfers were refused membership in the all-white Pretoria Golf Club.Z/ The only mixed-race school's rugby team from Pietersburg, Transvaal, does not have anybody to play against. Mr. Ian Whiteley, the team's trainer, said: "When I made it known in the local press that we wanted to play other schools, I was told that I was trying to upset the applecart and that sport was an Own Affairs issue. The government (white) schools in the Northern Transvaal will not play against us and we cannot afford to travel to the private schools in Pretoria and Johannesburg."8/ Although South Africa's draconian measures make it very difficult for any significant protest to be made against the Government's sports policy, black students at the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, staged a protest during a training session of the visiting rebel South Pacific rugby team. Midway through the team's training session about 150 students converged onto the field and the practice was immediately terminated.9/ During a tennis match in Durban between Australian and of , students chanted protest slogans. The students carried placards which said, "Cash, you have sold your soul for cash" and "Leconte, you are a racist".L/ International action against South Africa in the field of sports was greatly intensified during 1987. Action by Governments, sports organizations, local authorities, anti-apartheid groups and individuals has helped to abort many sports exchanges with South Africa. The uncompromising position of the sports authorities of Bermuda and Sweden has led many sportsmen and women to pledge that they would not compete in South Africa until apartheid has been eradicated. The world famous Pakistani cricketer, , declared that the international sports boycott was one way of showing "solidarity towards the blacks and a protest against the arrogance of the South African regime." He continued: "I was offered quite a lot of money to play there but I could not see how anyone could have accepted it. It just hits at one's dignity to go to a place where one is considered an inferior person".2_!/ In March 1987, the Bermuda Sports Ministry banned Sir Stanley Matthews, a former English international football player, from participating in a football festival in Hamilton. The organizers then moved the tournament to Hong Kong. After the African Football Confederation intervened, the Hong Kong Football Confederation also banned Sir Stanley Matthews from participating in the festival there.2_!

Spain instructed its tennis players to withdraw from a so-called "international" match in South Africa, after they realized that the players were "tricked" into travelling to Johannesburg.13/ The world women's squash champion, Susan Devoy of New Zealand, refused an appearance fee of $US10,000 to take part in the South African Open.l/ Ten New Zealand surf lifesavers who defied their national association and competed in South Africa have been banned from the lifesaving movement. The New Zealand Surf Lifesaving Association Council decided that the rebels who resigned before going to South Africa, in an attempt to avoid disciplinary action, would be refused readmission to their clubs.l_5 Timely interventions by the Governments of and New Zealand aborted plans by South Africa to lure their respective national rugby teams to South Africa. Later, the South African Rugby Board tried recruiting individual Australian rugby players to South Africa where they would be formed into a team. Strong warnings by the Australian Government and its national also prevented this plan.l_/ In June 1987, the Bristol City Council in the withdrew its support from the Bristol Trophy men's tennis tournament because of the participation of South African tennis players.l/ India and Pakistan agreed to accept the English team with players who had previously played in South Africa on the understanding that the International Cricket Conference would stop in the future representative cricketers from playing in South Africa. The Bermuda Government authorized the entry into its country of the MCC cricket team from after two of its players, who had participated in South Africa, pledged that they would not play there in the future. In November 1987, ten of the world's top speedway stars were banned from racing in South Africa. The International Motorcycling Federation refused to license anyone to race in South Africa.18/ The Women's International Professional Squash (Rackets) Association has decided that its players should be banned from competing in South Africa.19/ Professional boxing authorities have begun strengthening their action against South Africa. For example, the suspended all the South Africans involved in its Executive.2-0/ The , which is strongly anti-apartheid, removed Rickey Parker of the United States of America from its rankings because he fought in South Africa.2!/ In December 1987, the Argentine chess champion Miguel Quinteros was suspended from international participation because he competed in South Africa. The International Chess Federation suspended Quinteros for three years.2/

-4 Reneped The following players who had pledged not to compete in South Africa in the future but reneged on their commitment were: Gawain Briars, United Kingdom (squash) Andrew Chandler, United Kingdom (golf) , United Kingdom (golf) David Feherty, United Kingdom (golf) Jamie Hickox, (squash) Lisa Opie, United Kingdom (squash) Angela Smith, United Kingdom (squash) Paul Way, United Kingdom (golf) All of them competed in sports events in South Africa during 1987.

Notes _/ Sunday Star (Johannesburg), 9 August 1987. 2/ Sunday Times (Johannesburg), 27 September 1987. Y International Herald Tribune (), 14 February 1987. 4/ The Star (Johannesburg), 3 February 1987. 5/ The Star (Johannesburg), 7 January 1987. 6_/ The Star (Johannesburg), 4 April 1987. 7/ The Star (Johannesburg), 22 June 1987. 8/ Sunday Times (Johannesburg), 18 October 1987. 9/ Business Day (Johannesburg), 9 October 1987. 10 The Citizen (Johannesburg), 25 November 1987. l/ Sportsworld (Bombay), January 1987. 12 The Voice (), 8 April 1987. 13 Sowetan (Johannesburg), 15 April 1987. 1/ Otago Daily Times (New Zealand), 24 April 1987. 15 New Zealand Herald (Auckland), 29 April 1987. M/ morning Star (London), 26 May 1987, 5 August 1987. 17/ Daily Mail (London), 11 June 1987. 18 The Citizen (Johannesburg), 7 November 1987. 19 The Star (Johannesburg), 7 October 1987. 2/ Sunday Tribune (Durban), 17 May 1987. 2/ Sowetan (Johannesburg), 18 November 1987. 22/ The Citizen (Johannesburg), 4 December 1987.

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, Netherlands (hockey) Bjorn Almstrom, Sweden (squash) Carin Anderholm, Sweden (tennis) Jerry Anderson, United Kingdom (golf) Steve Anderson, Sweden (karate) Ulf Andersson, Sweden (chess) Mark Armand, United States (equestrian) Donald Armour, United Kingdom (golf) Leif Asterhag, Sweden (motor car racer) Gamal Awad, Egypt (squash) Kathy Baker, United States (golf) Bryan Barley, United Kingdom (rugby) Bob Beattie, United Kingdom (golf) Stephen Bennett, United Kingdom (golf) Henrik Bertelsen, Denmark (gymnastics) Clyde Best, United Kingdom (soccer) David Blakeman, United Kingdom (golf) Billy Blanks, United States (karate) Martin Bodimeade, United Kingdom (squash) Mike Bodney, United States (golf) Lennart Bohlin, Sweden (motor car) Gordon Brand, Jr., United Kingdom (golf) Glen Brumby, Australia (squash) David Burcher, United Kingdom (rugby) , (rugby) Joseph Carr, United States (golf) Paul Carringill, United Kingdom (golf) Billy Casper, United States (golf) Derrick Cooper, United Kingdom (golf) Colin Croft, Guyana (cricket) , United Kingdom (cricket) Anthony D'Ambrosio, United States (equestrian) Stuart Davenport, New Zealand (squash) Glyn Davies, United Kingdom (golf) Jonathan Davies, United Kingdom (rugby) Lynn Davies, United Kingdom (athletics) Chris Dittmar, Australia (squash) Alun Donovan, United Kingdom (rugby) Per Eklund, Sweden (motor car) Campbell Elliott, United Kingdom (golf) Anders Eriksson, Sweden (moto-cross) Peter Eriksson, Sweden (powerboating) Alan Evans, United Kingdom (golf) , United Kingdom (rugby) Marta Figueras-Dotti, (golf) Richard Fish, United Kingdom (golf) Richard Foreman, United Kingdom (golf)

Lars Forsman, Sweden (motor car) Patrick Fura, France (motorcyle) Dirk Geukens, Belgium (moto-cross) Charles Giddins, United Kingdom (golf) Jonas Gornerup, Sweden (squash) Alvin Greenidge, Barbados (cricket) Heinz Glnthardt, Switzerland (tennis) Walter Hadlee, New Zealand (cricket) Jeffrey Hall, United Kingdom (golf) Neil Hansen, United Kingdom (golf) Lillian Hasselmann, United States (karate) Stephen Henderson, United Kingdom (cricket) Harold Henning, United States (golf) Robert Henning, Sweden (squash) Ricki Hill, Australia (squash) Terrance "Tokey" Hill, United States (karate) Keith Hirabayashi, United States (karate) Lars-Goran Holmblad, Sweden (tennis) Babette Hoogendoorn, Netherlands (squash) Ricky Hill, Australia (squash) Ian Hopkins, United Kingdom (rugby) Simon Hughes, United Kingdom (cricket) M. Hunt, United Kingdom (golf) Liz Irving, Australia (squash) Stefan Johansson, Sweden (motor sport) Fredrik Johnson, Sweden (squash) Mark Johnson, United Kingdom (golf) Robert Thomas Joyce, United Kingdom (golf) , Trinidad and Tobago (cricket) Cris Kajd, Sweden (shooting) Larry Katz, Zimbabwe (tennis) Phil Kenyon, United Kingdom (squash) S. S. Khehar, United Kingdom (hockey) Michael Kiernan, Ireland (Rugby) , United Kingdom (golf) James William Kirkwood, Ireland (hockey) Sutinder Kheher, United Kingdom (hockey) Lars Kvant, Sweden (squash) Anne Kursinski, United States (equestrian) Martine Le Moignan, United Kingdom (squash) Danny Lee, United Kingdom (squash) Leif Leiner, Sweden (squash) , Czechoslovakia (tennis) , Ireland (rugby) Leslie Burr Lenehan, United States (equestrian) Armand Leone, United States (equestrian) Mark Leone, United States (equestrian) Peter Leone, United States (equestrian) David Lewis, New Zealand (tennis) Domingo Llanos, United States (karate) Brian Marchbank, United Kingdom (golf) , United Kingdom (cricket) Allan Martin, United Kingdom (rugby)

Andrew Martin, New Zealand (paddle-skiing) Stephen McAllister, United Kingdom (golt) John McKee, United Kingdom (hockey) Michael McLean, United Kingdom (golf) Stephen McAllister, Scotland (golf) Paul McNamee, Australia (tennis) Chuck Merriman, United States (karate) Graham Monkhouse, United Kingdom (cricket) , United States (golf) Mark Mouland, United Kingdom (golf) Andrew Murray, United Kingdom (golf) Mark Nicholas, United Kingdom (cricket) Jack Nicklaus, United States (golf) Leif Nicklasson, Sweden (moto-cross) Vorgen Nilsson, Sweden (moto-cross) Ross Norman, New Zealand (squash) , Netherlands (tennis) Helena Olsson, Sweden (tennis) Manuel Orantes, Spain (tennis) Leo Palin, Finland (tennis) Tony Pigott, United Kingdom (cricket) Song Koon Poh, Singapore (rugby) Gary Potter, United Kingdom (golf) Tony Price, United Kingdom (golf) Katie Monaham Prudent, United States (equestrian) , United Kingdom (golf) Glen Ralph, United Kingdom (golf) M. Remeynse, Netherlands (squash) Patti Rizzo, United States (golf) Mark Roe, United Kingdom (golf) Terry Rudd, United States (equestrian) David Russell, United Kingdom (golf) Naoko Sato, Japan (tennis) Nigel Scanlon, United Kingdom (golf) Birgit Schweiberer, Federal Republic of Germany (karate) Andrew Sherbourne, United Kingdom (golf) Harvey Smith, United Kingdom (equestrian) Kelvin Smith, Australia (squash) Jan-Ulf Soderberg, Sweden (squash) Craig Stadler, United States (golf) , Barbados (cricket) Peter Such, United Kingdom (cricket) Kazumi Tabata, Japan (karate) Barb Thomas, United States (golf) Ross Thorne, Australia (squash) Grant Turner, United Kingdom (golf) Eric van der Pluym, Netherlands (squash) Olaf van Tol, Netherlands (surfing) Keith Waters, United Kingdom (golf) Johan Westerholm, Sweden (squash) 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) Malcolm Wilson, United Kingdom (motor sport) Toru Yamaguchi, Japan (karate) Ric Zandvliet, Netherlands (squash)

-10- Annex I LIST OF SPORTS EXCHANGES WITH SOUTH AFRICA 1 JANUARY-31 DECEMBER 1987 The present Annex lists all known sports exchanges with South Africa during the period from 1 January to 31 December 1987, 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 1987. The consolidated list also contains a few promoters and administrators who have been actively involved in encouraging sports exchanges with South Africa. Angling It was reported that a team of four Austrian artificial lure anglers competed in South Africa in February 1987. Two Austrian teams and a Belgian team took part in a three-day international game-fishing tournament held near Port Elizabeth, South Africa. The Austrian team included H. Heger and H. Studeny. John Reece of the United Kingdom also competed in the tournament. A South African ski-boat angling team competed in Wales in July 1987. It was reported that six European countries took part in the event, known as the Welsh Tope Tournament, which is organized under the aegis of the European Federation of Sea Anglers. A South African angling team participated in several club and provincial matches and two so-called "tests" in the Federal Republic of Germany in September 1987. Athletics The South African athlete Zola Budd, who now uses a British passport of convenience, continues to train in her native South Africa. In fact, she only returns to the United Kingdom during the athletics competitive season. This has provoked protests by anti-apartheid organizations worldwide. In June, Budd even had the audacity to run a couple of laps just prior to the commencement of a cross-country league meeting at Brakpan, South Africa. Mansell Baker of the United States, teaching theology at the University of Witwatersrand, South Africa, coached South African athletes. Dick Thomlinson of the United States was a member of the South African top coaches team which launched the Super-M national course for young athletes in South Africa.

-11- United States athletes Sally Edwards and Ardis Bow took part in the women's section of the Comrades Marathon held at Natal, South Africa, in June 1987. Two South African athletes, Leon Swanepoel and Kevin Flanegan, competed in the Peace Marathon in Greece. Swanepoel was pulled off the race by officials before he could compete the distance. Flanegan was classified "British" in the result sheet. Steve Hollier of South Africa, apparently in possession of a British passport, competed in several long distance races in the United Kingdom. He was, however, barred from taking part in the London to Brighton Road Race. South Africans Johan Fourie and Mark Plaatjes, who moved to Swaziland to circumvent South Africa's sports ban, competed in road races in Mbabane, Swaziland, in November 1987. South African athlete Terry Thornton, who is in possession of a British passport, competed in athletic events in South Africa and later in the United Kingdom during 1987. Three South Africans, John Burgess, Mike Gahagan and Bruce Fordyce, competed in Baffin Island, Canada. Burgess and Fordyce took part in the "84-km Midnight Sun Marathon" while Gahagan participated in a 32-km race held in conjunction with the ultra marathon. South African athlete Ernest Tjela, apparently in possession of a Lesotho passport, took part in the Columbus () Marathon in the United States. Another South African, John da Silva, also competed in the race. Da Silva, who is reported to be carrying a Portuguese passport, raced in Portugal and South Africa. Cassandra Mihailovic of South Africa, apparently holding a French passport, has competed in the United States, France and West Berlin during 1987. Presently, Mihailovic is based in Birmingham, United Kingdom. Freddie Williams of South Africa competed in an indoor meeting in Dallas, United States. South African Derek May ran in a marathon race in , United States A badminton team from England, named Protea International, played several matches in South Africa, including so-called "tests". The English team was made up of: Men Women Gary Scott Lindsay Bracken June Shipman Andrew Wood Three players of the original team, Don Burden, Betty Blair and Liza Chapman, withdrew.

-12- Boating (powerboating) South African Peter Lindenberg competed in a Formula One race at Lugano, Switzerland, in July 1987. Linderberg also took part in the Dublin Power Boat Grand Prix race in Ireland in August and in the Grand Prix race in Seville, Spain. Peter Lindenberg of South Africa took part in the World Powerboat racing series held at Singapore in November 1987. It is believed that Lindenberg used a passport of convenience to enter the race as the Singapore authorities do not allow South Africans to compete there. Michael Werner of the Federal Republic of Germany competed in several races in South Africa during 1987. John Hill from the United Kingdom participated in the Sun International Series in South Africa. Bodybuilding A South African team competed in the Hawaii International Bodybuilding Championships in May 1987. Bowls An Israeli team, Sabroso, toured South Africa playing against a selected Maccabi South African side. The team included: Men Women Sam Skudowitz Miriam Jankelowitz Hilton Cohen Boxing (amateur) A South African police amateur boxing squad competed in Taiwan in November. The South African team was made up of 15 boxers and was managed by the chairman of the South African (White) Amateur Boxing Association, Col Soon Pretorius. Boxing (Professional) The following overseas boxers took part in boxing contests in South Africa during 1987: Australia Paul Toweel Belgium Yves Monsieur

-13- Germany, Federal Republic Manfred Jassmann Malawi Philemon Ayesu Ali Faki Alfredo Evangelista United Kingdom Berry Ellis Chris Jacobs Terry Magee John Moody Keith Parry Peter Till United States David Bey Bernard Benton Tyrone Booze Mark Breland Lee Cargyle Darcy Gaymon Milton Leaks Rickey Parkey K. P. Porter Mike Pryor Sam Scatf Bobby Thomas James "Quick" Tillis Mike Weaver Venezuela Jesus Bastardo Aurelio Benitez David Silva

-14- Officials - Managers Philippe Fondue (Belgium) Billy Gutz (United States) Archie Kassler (United Kingdom) Don Manuel (United States) Tony Millar (United States) Paddy Murphy (United Kingdom) Horst Nabolch (Federal Republic of Germany) Ramon Soria (Spain) Fred Wolfindale (United States) Brian Mitchell of South Africa fought in several countries, including , Sicily, Italy, Panama; and Graveline, France. Anti-apartheid groups protested at the fight venue in France. South African Harold Volbrecht fought against Mark Breland (United States) in Atlantic City, United States, in February 1987. Nilea Khumalo of South Africa fought in Sicily, Italy, in December 1987. Bridge Teams from the United States and the Taiwan province competed in the South African National Bridge Championships in Rustenburg, South Africa in May 1987. The captains of the visiting national teams were John Moran (United States) and A. T. Chong (Taiwan Province). Chess The Argentine chess Grand Master, Miguel Quinteros, played matches and tournaments in different towns in South Africa in May and June 1987. Quinteros also competed in the South African Open Chess Championships. Cricket , formerly of South Africa and now playing for England, played cricket representing the Orange Free State in the South African Inter-Provincial Tournament. It has been reported that about 70 English county cricketers have played and/or coached in South Africa. The following names have been identified: Kim Barnett Stephen Moores David Capel Gordon Parsons Allan Green Ian Pont Neal Radford Jeremy Lloyds Alistair Storie Keith Medlycott Greg Thomas Andrew Moles

-15- Other British cricketers who have played in South Africa in the past years included: Simon Base Neil Burns Mark Gouldstone Simon Hinks Alan Igglesden Kevin Kerr John Morris Andrew Needham The following cricketers from Barbados played in South Africa in 1987s Harley Alleyne Rod Estwick Emmerson Trotman Two English women cricketers, Avril Starling and Megan Lear, coached in South Africa during the national cricket week in Johannesburg. An English , Barry Meyer, who regularly officiates in South African cricket matches, was appointed director of umpiring for the South African Cricket Union. A South African under-15 school team representing country districts toured the United Kingdom in July 1987. A team from Hong Kong, going under the name of the "Mandarins", toured South Africa. It was reported that the team of social cricketers was made up of eight players from Hong Kong, four from Australia, two from England and one from New Zealand. The following Australian rebel cricketers formed a team and toured South Africa providing that country with an illusion of international competition. The Australian cricketers were more than adequately reimbursed for boosting the morale of South Africa's sports administrators. They were: John Dyson Michael Haysman Rod McCurdy Steve Smith Mick Taylor Bruce Francis (manager) The English cricket authorities facilitated the entry of South Africans into the county teams. Consequently over a dozen South Africans played for English county teams in 1987. of South Africa was allowed to compete in Hong Kong in the World All-rounders Cricket Competition.

-16- Cycling The following overseas cyclists took part in the Holiday Inns four-day race for veterans in Ermelo, South Africa: Gerhardt Klein (Federal Republic of Germany) Rudy Kuipers (Netherlands) John Legg (United Kingdom) Josef Schalk (Austria) Wolfgang Teinicke (Austria) Teams from Italy, Portugal and Switzerland competed in the South African Rapport Tour. The following made up the respective teams: Portugal Switzerland Antonio Fernandes Rolf Brunner Fernando Fernandes Charly Herbert Lionel Fernandes Karl Roth Carlos Marta Leo Leuner Antonio Pinto Stefan Sandmeier Venceslau Fernandes (manager) J(rg Hess (manager) Italy Franco Bellardi Umberto Buselli Stefano Colla Walter Piram Gianni Robuschi Giampiero Maestri (manager) Willie Engelbrecht and Mark Benneke of South Africa competed in a professional event in St. Niklaus, Belgium, in July 1987. A South African veterans' team competed in road races in Belgium and Austria. A South African official said "the Belgians helped our cyclists to participate in the world championships in Austria after the organizers threatened to ban South African riders. They have also promised to help us in the future". Two South African teams (a Springbok team and a South African Defence Force team) took part in several road races in Belgium. In one of the events, the St. Nicklaus time trial, the South Africans competed against teams from Belgium, France and the Netherlands. Equestrian sport South African Gonda Betrix won the International Equestrian Federation Cup in show jumping as a result of her performances in South Africa. The winning trophy was presented to her by Princess Anne of the United Kingdom, the President of the International Equestrian Federation, at a function held in Paris. Helen Laros of South Africa won the Dressage on a similar performance assessment. -17- The following overseas riders competed in the International Indoor Horse Show, held in the South African bantustan of Bophuthatswana. Jimmy Elder (Canada) Geoff Billingham (United Kingdom) Harvey Smith (United Kingdom) Contestants at the Royal Swazi Showjumping Championships held at Mbabane in June 1987 were all from South Africa. Football (soccer) The heavily sponsored professional league in South Africa has lured several football stars from the neighbouring countries. The following now play for South African clubs: Lesotho Mozambique Emmanual Phamatse Malawi Lovemore Chafunya Jack Chamangwane Ernest Chirwali Barnett Gondwe Matthews Phiri Ricky Phuka Eden Moleka Anando Osman Aristides Zaza Swaziland Matthews Mandlazi Pele Mncina Abel Shongwe Absolum Thinda Several others from South America and Europe also play for South African clubs. All of them are permanent residents in South Africa. Sir Stanley Matthews of the United Kingdom conducted in South Africa. a coaching programme Golf The following South Africans took part in the United Golfers Association (PGA) Circuit in 1987: States Professional Fulton Allem Trevor Dodds Philip Jonas Bobby Cole David Frost Mark McNulty Denis Watson The United States PGA Circuit included: Classic, New Orleans, Louisiana United States Open, San Francisco, California PGA Greater Hartford Open, Connecticut Westchester Classic, New York Pebble Beach Tourney, Pebble Beach, California PGA Tournament, Hattiesburg US Masters, Augusta, Georgia Coral Springs Tournament, Coral Springs, Chrysler Cup, Sarasota, Florida

-18- Championship of Golf, , Texas Two Million Dollar, San Antonio, Texas Tucson Open, Tucson, Arizona Greater Milwaukee Open, Franklin, Wisconsin Largo Mixed Teams, Largo, Florida Pensacola Open, Pensacola, Florida Bank of Classic, Sutton, Massachusetts Walt Disney Classic, Lake Buena Vista, Florida Southwest Classic, Abilene, Texas Southern Open, Columbus, Georgia Anheuser-Busch Classic, Williamsburg, Virginia International Tournament, Castle Rock, Colorado PGA Coal Valley, Illinois Oak Hills Country Club, Oak Hills, Texas World Series of Golf Tournament, Acron, Ohio BC Open, Endicott, Central Open, Tallahassee, Florida PGA Championship, Palm Beach Garden, Florida Cordova Classic, Cordova, Tennessee Hixson Classic, Hixson, Tennessee PGA Championship, Palm Beach, California International Stableford Tournament, Castle Rock, Colorado Buick Open, Grand Blanc, International Tournament, Kapalua, Hawaii Federal Express - St. Jude Classic, Memphis, Tennessee Phoenix Open, Scottsdale, Arizona , Los Angeles, California Hawaiian Open, Honolulu, Hawaii Tournament, Miami, Florida PGA Tournament Players' Championships, Ponte Vedra, Florida Bay Hill Classic, Orlando, Florida Coral Springs Classic, Coral Springs, Florida Heritage Classic, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina Houston Open Golf Championships, Houston, Texas US Master Golf Tournament, Augusta, Georgia Byron Nelson Classic, Irving, Atlanta Classic, Marietta, Georgia Andy Williams Open, La Jolla, Calitornia PGA Memorial Tournament, Dublin, Ohio Colonial National Invitational Tournament, Fort Worth, Texas Kemper Open, Potomac, Maryland Bob Hope Classic, La Quinta, California Las Vegas Invitational, Las Vegas, Greater Greensborough Open, Greensborough North Carolina South Africans Nick Price, David Frost and Bobby Cole participated in the in Oakville, Ontario, in July 1987. South Africans Ben Fouchee, Neville Clarke, Craig Rivett and Chris Davison competed in the Chilean Open Amateur strokeplay golf championships at in November 1987. The following South Africans took part in the European PGA Tour tournaments% Justin Hobday, Mark McHulty, Wayne Westner, Jeff Hawkes, John Bland, Tony Johnstone, Gavin Levenson, Hugh Baiocchi, Teddy Webber, Mark Wiltshire, Nick Price, David Frost and Fulton Allem.

-19- The European PGA Tour in which the South Africans participated included the following tournaments: , La Moye, Jersey, United Kingdom Suze Open, Cannes Mougins, France Capsa Open, Puerto de Hierro, Spain , Monticello, near Milan, Italy Epson Grand Prix of Europe Match-play Championship, Chepstow, United Kingdom Peugeot Spanish Open, Las Brisas, near Malaga, Spain Whyte & Mackay PGA Championship, Wentworth Club, Surrey, United Kingdom London Standard Four Stars National Pro-Celebrity, Moor Park, Herts, United Kingdom Dunhill British Masters, Woburn G & CC, Bucks, United Kingdom Peugeot , St. Cloud, Paris, France Johnnie Walker , Mont Agel, Monaco Carrolls , Portmarnock, near Dublin, Ireland Bell's Scottish Open, Gleneagles , Perthshire, United Kingdom Benson & Hedges International, Fulford, York, United Kingdom Lawrence Batley International, Royal Birkdale, Southport, United Kingdom , Frankfurt, Federal Republic of Germany Ebel European Masters - , Crans-sur-Sierre, Switzerland Panasonic European Open Championship, Walton Heath, Surrey, United Kingdom Lanc8me Trophy, St. Nom-la-Breteche, Paris, France , Stuttgart, Federal Republic of Germany Equity & Law Challenge, Royal Mid-Surrey, United Kingdom Suntory World Match-play Championship, Wentworth Club, Surrey, United Kingdom Open, El Prat, Barcelona, Spain Portuguese Open, TBA, Portugal of South Africa took part in a veterans' tournament in Paris. Teddy Webber, permanently residing in South Africa, used his Zimbabwe passport to compete in the PLM Open in Malm8, Sweden, in August. Dennis Hutchinson, Gary Player and Harold Henning of South Africa competed in the Senior British Open at Turnberry, United Kingdom, in July 1987. South Africans Justin Hobday and Hugh Baiocchi used passports of convenience to sneak into the in Hilversum, the Netherlands. Teddy Webber and Tony Johnstone, both permanently residing in South Africa, used their Zimbabwe passports to enter the Dutch Open. Webber also used his Zimbabwe passport to compete in the Scandinavian Open in Ullna, Sweden. South Africans Gary Player and Harold Henning took part in one or more of the following senior tournaments in the United States of America: World Seniors Invitational Tournament, Charlotte, North Carolina PGA Senior Tour's Cresta Classic Seniors Tournament, Newport, Rhode Island

-20- Crestar Senior Classic, Richmond, Virginia Seniors International, Hilton Head Island, North Carolina US Senior Open, Fairfield, Connecticut PGA Seniors Championship, Greenbrier, West Virginia Great Northwest Classic, Seattle Alison Sheard of South Africa took part in the British Women's Open Championship held at St. Mellion, United Kingdom. South African women golfers competed in the World Professional Golfers Association pro-am tournament in Mbabane, Swaziland. The following overseas golfers took part in a veterans' tournament in the South African bantustan of Bophuthatswana: Christy O'Connor (Ireland) (United States) Gay Brewer (United States) Orville Moddy (United States) Al Balding (Canada) (Australia) () The following overseas golfers competed in the Million Dollar Challenge in the South African bantustan of Bophuthatswana: (United Kingdom) Nick Faldo (United Kingdom) Lanny Wadkins (United States) Curtis Strange (United States) (Federal Republic of Germany) Jos6-Maria Olazabal (Spain) The following overseas golfers participated in the Sunshine Circuit in South Africa: Australia Tod Power Austria Franz Laimer Dietmar Posch Canada Frank Edmonds France Jean-Paul Gachet Arnauld Humann -21- Swaziland Joe Dlamini United Kingdom Simon Bishop Simon Brown Andrew Chandler Denis Durnian David Eddy Brian Evans Peter Evans David Feherty Martin Green Phil Harrison Mark Johnson Michael King Stuart Little Gordon Manson Malcolm McKenzie Chris Moody Ian Mosey Graham Oliver Peter Oosterhuis Glen Taylor Paul Way Ian Young Ron Wardill The Swazi Sun Open held at Mbabane, African Sunshine Circuit. United States Gary Battistoni Andy Bean Eric Booker Peter Famiano Rick Hartman John Jacobs Tom Nosewicz Mark O'Meara Don Robertson Bob E. Smith Steve Smith Stuart Smith Chuck Vigeant Tom Tyler Douglas Wherry Bryan Hoynak Zimbabwe Peter Brown Rui da Costa Glen James Teddy Webber Swaziland, torms part of the South Gymnastics A team from the United States of America toured South Africa in April. The team members included: Bart Conner Paul Ziert Juliana McNamara Mercia Fredericks The following overseas gymnasts competed in the South African Cup Series held in various parts of South Africa: Brazil United States Joao Levy Jacqueline Pires (women) Switzerland Boris Dardel Ren6 Pluess Jean-Pierre Jaquet (coach) Robin Artz Danna Lister (women) Diane Cushenberry (women) Jenny Ester (women) Judi Owens (women)

-22- Hockey Horatio Servetto, a former world-class hockey umpire from Argentina, visited South Africa at the invitation of the South African Men's Hockey Association. He visited various cities and officiated at a hockey tournament. A team from South America, which was later identified to be Chilean, played several matches in South Africa. The names of the team members were concealed. However, Andris Ropero and Joaquin Juaco were identified as members of the team. Horse racing Jockeys Patricio and Roberto Sasso of Chile took part in horse-racing events in South Africa. Karate A five-man Namibian karate team toured Italy in March 1987. Karting A team of five South African drivers took part in the first round of the World Karting Championships at Silverstone, England, in August 1987. The team was made up of: Wade Nelson Derick Irving Niall Bernic Clarke Durao Hector North Seventeen international competitors took part in the South African Kart Grand Prix at Zwartkops, Transvaal, in March. The overseas drivers were: Austria Netherlands Perry Gronstra Johann Urhofer Thomas Urhofer Rainer Wimmer Germany,Federal Republic of Hans Juergen Fueller Hanspeter Keifer Horst Linn Christian Maerz D. Schmacher Piet Hartog Switzerland Charles Geudel Paul Geudel Gerhard Lindinger United Kingdom Carolyn Hoy Malcolm Turner

-23- Lifesaving (surf) The following ten-member team of New Zealand lifesavers visited South Africa and competed in two events against South African squads in Durban and Cape Towns Steve Booton Cecil Coffin Brian Evans Bryce Gregory Michael McDonald Alan McVicar Boris Sokratov Steve Trevett Deane Tulley Bryan Hancock (manager) Motor sport Michael Bryan of South Africa competed in a car race at Brands Hatch, United Kingdom, in May 1987. Five South Africans: Sarel van der Merwe, George Fouche, Wayne Taylor, Graham Duxbury and Michael Bryan took part in the Le Mans 24-hour race in France. A team from the United States competed against South Africa in a super-cross series. The following made up the respective teams% United States Tyson Vohland Tommy Watts Jeff Matiasevich Brian Manley Rex Staten Fred Andrews South Africa Brett Redman Russell Campbell Karl Prestwood Gary Galway Murray Smith Gary Petersen Wayne Smith Derek Graham Colin Dugmore, presently resident in the Federal Republic of Germany, also participated in the race. South Africans Graham Duxbury and George Fouche took part in a race in Suzuka, Japan. The South Africans either used passports of convenience or their entry was facilitated by the race organizers as the Japanese Government prohibits South African participation in sports events in that country. Kork Ballington of South Africa competed in the United States Motorcycle Association Championship series. Nearly all the participants in the Castrol International Rally held at Mbabane, Swaziland, came from South Africa.

-24- The following overseas riders competed in the Superbike Grand Prix Series and motorcycle events in South Africa in 1987: Australia New Zealand Michael Dooman Michael Dowson Paul Ferney Rob Phillis Austria Hans Lindner France Jean mattioli Alex Viera Federal Republic of Germany Karlheinz Dipfold Jorgen MUller Gustav Reiner Robert Holden Dave Hiscock Paul Lewis lain Pero United Kingdom Joey Dunlop Eben Greyling Keith Heuwen Brian Morrison United States Doug Polen Fred Merkel John Williams I taly Loris Reggian

-25- Several overseas drivers took part in an international sports car race in Kyalami, Johannesburg. The following were identified: Austria Greece Walter Lechner France Bob Wollek Antoine Salamin Jean-Pierre Frey Jean-Louis Ricci Phillipe de Henning Jean-Claude Justice Louis Descrates Dominique Lacaud Jamel Messaoudi Federal Republic of Germany Costas Los Italy Pasquale Barberio Olindo Jacobelli Rameri Randaccio United Kingdom Nick Adams United States John Williams Klaus Ludwig John Winter (probably an alias) Frank Jelinski Volker Weidler Harald Grohs Jochen Mass Jochen Dauer Helmut Mundas Susanne Schmidt Powerlifting A team from the United States took part in powerlifting competitions in South Africa in March 1987. The only female member of the United States team was Mary Ryan. The men's team was made up of: Jim Caldwell Bob Wahl Buddy Duke Jerry Jones Brett Russell Mark Chaiallet Dave Jeffrey (manager) Rug by The French rugby weekly, Midi Olympique, reported that 23 South Africans have been signed on to play for French clubs. Midi Olympique said that large sums of money had been spent in paying air fares and arranging accommodation and salaries for the South Africans. Three South Africans, , Gert Smal and Tito Lupini, played for the Italian club Rovigo during the 1987 European rugby season. Altogether 19 South Africans played in Italy.

-26- Two English players, Peter Williams and , participated in matches in South Africa as members of the Pirate Club after the termination of the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. Both players were members of the English World Cup team. Later, Chris Butcher joined the two at the Pirate Club. South African Naas Botha was part of the instruction panel of a rugby clinic for Irish schools held at Dublin in December. Hempies du Toit of South Africa held a series of coaching clinics in the United Kingdom in October 1987. South African Gerhard Pool was engaged by the Rugby Federation of the Federal Republic of Germany to prepare its national team for the European championship match against Poland. The English Rugby Union permitted South Africa in July. The team, known Bulldogs, was especially recruited for players made up the team% John Baldwin John Boxall Neil Daytell Mark Fletcher John Green Martin Haag Mark Hancock David Harris Simon Hill David Hinkins John McFarland Andy Mullins David Nunn Mark Reid the Felbridge junior rugby team to tour in South Africa as the English the South African tour. The following Paul Reid () Andy Roda Rob Ryden Chris Sheasby Nigel Smith Ben Stork Andy Sutton Rupert Vessey Charles Vyvyan Mickey Williams Leon Stork (team manager)* (coach) Harry Townsend (coach) A rugby team made up of players from Fiji, Tonga, Western Samoa and Canada toured South Africa in September 1987. It was widely reported that the players involved were promised substantial financial inducements to undertake this unofficial tour which was heavily sponsored by the First National Bank of South Africa. The team, known as the South Pacific Barbarians, was made up ofs Canada Ro Hindson *South African

-27- Fiji Arthur Jennings (manager) Milton Floyd (assistant manager) Kirk Jennings (assistant coach) Koli Rakaroi (captain) Asaeli Hughes Aidake Nadolo Sairusi Nayamolikulu Belagio Rara Iokimi Finau Joseva Qoro Eatisoni Vaktalai Ifiremi Tawake Paula Nawalu Tong a Epeli Rakai Kaiyava Salusalu Epeneri Naituki Nalaco Naivogo Pio Batiniu Ilisoni Sailosi Severo Waganibau Esala Telemi Taitaifono Fone Viliame Lilidamu Esala Teleni Tomasi Camaneisenirosi Samiu Mohi Hakatoa Topou Vilame Kakato Tali Eteaki Western Samoa Andy Anetelea Rolagi Faamausili Afato Leuu Salesa Taufusi Shooting A South African team competed at the world clay pigeon shooting championships held at Vilamoura, Portugal, in June 1987. South Africans Albert Cilliers and Janet Raisun competed in the British smallbore rifle championships in Bisley, United Kingdom. Sport for the disabled Nineteen disabled athletes from Belgium, Federal Republic of Germany and the United States took part in the South frican Championships for the Disabled. Paul van Winkel, Michael Cant and Ren6 van Welde were members of the Belgian team. Ren6 Jackson was a member of the United States team. Snooker South Africans Peter and Silvino Francisco took part in several tournaments in the United Kingdom. Jimmy van Rensburg of South Africa played in the qualifying round for the Embassy World Professional Snooker Championships at Preston, United Kingdom.

-28- Squash South Africans Kevin Karam, Paul Symonds and Murray Winkler competed in the European Grand Prix Circuit which included tournaments in Belgium, France, the Federal Republic of Germany and the United Kingdom. A South African team, masquerading as the "Knights", took part in tournaments in several British towns. Donna Caldwell of South Africa participated in the British women's Squash Championships held in London in April 1987. Stuart Hailstone of South Africa competed in international tournaments in Belgium, Canada, the Federal Republic of Germany, France, Oman, Pakistan, the Switzerland, United Kingdom, and the United States. Hailstone also carries a British passport of convenience, otherwise he would not have been allowed into Canada, Oman and Pakistan. Jonah Barrington of the United Kingdom conducted coaching clinics for squash players in Johannesburg. The South Africans paid R30,000 for his services. The following overseas players took part in the South African Women's Squash Series which included the South African Open Championships: Australia United States Rae Anderson Nancy Gengler Sharon Bradey Julie-Ann Harris Mary Jo Reid Alicia McConnell Gail Ramsay United Kingdom Suzanne Burgess J. Leach Lisa Opie Angela Smith Several overseas players competed in the South African Open Championships and the satellite tournaments in various parts of South Africa during June and July 1987. The overseas players included: Australia New Zealand Tristan Nancarrow Stuart Davenport Chris Robertson United Kingdom Canada Gawain Briars Jamie Hickox Adrian Davies Mark Hornby Tal Ben Shahar

-29- Swimming About ten South African swimmers aged between 13 and 15 went on a top-secret overseas tour to take part in competitions in Luxembourg. The tour was organized by the South African Amateur Swimming Union. They were, however, banned from competing after protests from the Netherlands swimming body. South African swimmer Gary Brinkman competed in the United States Short Course National Championships at Boca Raton, United States, in March 1987. Surfing Michael Burness and Martin Potter, both from South Africa, took part in the Coca-Cola Surf Classic at Manly Beach, , Australia in May. South African Oscar Chalupsky won the international marathon surfski championships in Hawaii, United States, in May. Other South African competitors who took part in the event included Herman Chalupsky, Mark Lewin and Glen McGregor. South African Shaun Tomson took part in several surfing tournaments in Australia and the United States. An international surfing competition was held at Durban's North Beach, reserved for whites. The Director of Parks, Recreation and Beaches for the city of Durban, South Africa, said that the city council decided in 1976 to open the beaches to all races for competitive sports events only. John Shimooka, a dark-skinned surfer from Hawaii, United States, took part in the competition. Overseas surfers in a tournament in Cape Town also discovered that the area with the best waves was reserved for whites. Brad Gerlach and Sunny Garcia of the United States took part in the Cape Town tournament. Others who competed in South African tournaments included Matthew Pitts (Australia) and Jamie Brisick (United States). Table Tennis The following players formed the English team which toured South Africa in June: Men Women Andrew Barden Carole Knight-Moore Denis Neale Angela Tiernay Lindsay Taylor Tennis Hans Winkler, tennis promoter and tournament director from the Republic of Germany took a team of four German junior tennis player to South Africa in March. He also invited three South Africans to compete in a tournament he organized at Nuremberg, Federal Republic of Germany , in early March.

-30- The following players took part in the Standard Bank Cup tennis tournament held at Johannesburg, South Africa: Israel South Africa Amos Mansdorf Shahar Perkiss Paraguay Hugo Chapacu Francisco Gonzalez Victor Pecci Junior tennis players from the Federal Republic of Germany, France, Italy, Israel, Spain, Switzerland and the United States took part in the South African Junior International at Johannesburg. Rosalyn Fairbank, Dinky van Rensburg, and Jennifer Mundel of South Africa competed in the Australian women's circuit which included the following tournaments: Brisbane Classic, Brisbane New South Wales Open, Sydney , Melbourne

-31- South Africans , Eddie Edwards, , Danie Visser, Christo van Rensburg and Michael Robertson took part in the Australian men's tennis circuit comprising the following tournaments: South Australian Open, Adelaide Grand Prix Indoor Tournament, Brisbane Indoor Grand Prix, Sydney Australian Open, Melbourne Western Australian Open, New South Wales Open, Sydney The following South African tennis players participated in the Lawn Tennis Championships Meeting 1987 at Wimbledon, United Kingdom (including the qualifying tournament at Roehampton): Men Women Peter Aldrich Lan Bale Marius Barnard Eddie Edwards Warren Green Brian Levine Denys Maasdorp Frew McMillan Gary Muller Pietie Norval Christo Steyn Christo van Rensburg Danie Visser Amanda Coetzer Rosalyn Fairbank Rikki Gaddie Melia Kruger Elna Reinach Monica Reinach Karen Schimper Dinky van Rensburg South Africans Rosalyn Fairbank, Elna Reinach and Dinky van Rensburg took part in the Players Challenge (Women's) Tournament at Toronto, Canada. Eddie Edwards and Christo Steyn of South Africa participated in the Canadian Open held at Montreal, Canada. South African Gary Muller competed in the Championships. South African tennis players were allowed to compete without restrictions in the European Tennis Circuit in 1987. The tournaments includeds Men Tournament, Spain Grand Prix, Tel Aviv, Israel Toulouse Open, France Masters Doubles, London, United Kingdom French Open, Paris, France Geneva Grand Prix, Switzerland

-32- Spanish Open, Madrid, Spain Grand Prix Tournament, Bristol, United Kingdom London Grasscourt Championships, United Kingdom Kent Open Championships, Beckenham, United Kingdom LTA Satellite Tournament, London, United Kingdom Women Open Tournament, Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany Women's Classic, Brighton, United Kingdom French Open, Paris, France Edgbaston Women's Tournament, Birmingham, United Kingdom Eastbourne Women's Championships, United Kingdom LTA Satellite Tournament, London, United Kingdom European Women's Open, Geneva, Switzerland Wester German Women's Open, West Berlin The following South Aficans took part in the United States Tennis Circuit: Men Women Rosalyn Fairbank Andrew Burrow Lisa Gregory Craig Campbell Elna Reinach Eddie Edwards Jennifer Mundel-Reinbold Howard Herr Karen Schimper Brian Levine Dinky van Rensburg Denys Maasdorp Barry Moir Kevin Moir Gary Muller Michael Robertson Christo van Rensburg Christo Steyn Derek Tarr The circuit included the following tournaments: Men , Stratton Mountain, Vermont Rye Open, New York, New York United States Open Championships, New York, New York A.T.P. Men's Championships, , Ohio Hall of Fame Championships, Newport, Rhode Island United States Open Championships, Indianapolis, Indiana Grand Prix Tournament, Stratton Mountain, Vermont Grand Prix Tournament, Schenectady, New York Grand Prix Tournament, San Francisco, California United States Pro Championships, Boston, Massachusetts New Jersey Grand Prix Tournament, Livingston, New Jersey Grand Prix Tournament, Washington, D.C.

-33- Grand Prix Tournament, Los Angeles, California Paine Webber Classic, Orlando, Florida U.S. Indoor Championships, , Pennsylvania International Players Championships, Key Biscayne, Florida Memphis Indoor Championships, Memphis, Tennessee Pilot Pen Classic, Indian Wells, California Volvo Tournament, Chicago, Illinois Tournament of Champions, New York, New York Women Los Angeles Women's Tournament, Los Angeles, California Chicago Women's Tournament, Chicago, Illinois New England Women's Tournament, Worcester, Vermont United States Open Championships, New York Virginia Slims, Chicago, Illinois Women's Tournament, Newport, Rhode Island U.S.T.A. Challenger Series, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Virginia Slims, San Diego, California California Open, Aptos, California Women's Tournament, Indianapolis, Indiana Eckerd Women's Open, Largo, Florida Women's Tournament, Hilton Head, South Carolina Virginia Slims Tournament, Wichita, Kansas Virgnia Slims Tournament, Fairfax, Virginia International Players Championships, Key Biscayne, Florida Women's Classic, San Francisco, California Virginia Slims Tournament, Boca Raton, Florida Virginia Slims Tournament, Dallas, Texas Arizona Women's Championships, Scottsdale, Arizona Women's Tournament, Charleston, South Carolina Houston Women's Tournament, Houston, Texas United States Indoor Championships, Piscataway, New Jersey The following overseas players participated in the South African Tennis Circuit, including the South African Open Championships in 1987: Men Australia Pat Cash Carl Limberger Canada Geoff Roper

-34- Ch ile Robinson Ureta Ecuador Andres Gomez France Henri Leconte P. Ventura Germany (Federal Republic of) Hans-Dieter Beutel Axel Hornung A. Lesch Gerald Marzenell J. Peter Peter Pfannkoch Harald Rittersbacher Alex Stepanek H. Theissen Michael Westphal Israel Amit Naor Amos Mansdorf Oren otevassel Tomer Zimmerman Italy Francesco Cancellotti Ugo Colombini M. Filippeschi Daniel Marco Netherlands J. Vekemans New Zealand David Lewis pain Sweden L. Holmblad Switzerland Jacob Hlasek Stefan Medem United Kingdom S. Bale Nick Fulwood Jason Goodall M. Walker United States Matt Anger P. Ballauf John Boytim S. Brown Ned Caswell Steve Devries Delayne Howell Woody Hunt Philio Johnson Chris Kennedy Mineah Nastase M. Ozer Peter Palandijan T. Pawsat J. Sobel T. Toomey J. Figueras

-35- Women United States Tracy Morton Federal Republic of Germany Subina Hack Corneli Lechner Martina Pawlik United Kingdom Louise Allen Jani Blackstadt Beverly Bowes Gail Falkenberg Barbara Gerken Jennifer Goodling Beth Herr Gretchen Magers Sharon McKenzie C. Polich Denise Parnell Lisa Pennington Tenpin An Italian team, Brunswick Italiana, made up of five men and five women played several matches in South Africa during their two-week tour in December. Members of the Italian team included: Men Women Rossano Rossi Silvana Ponzini Enrico Vietre Patrizia Puccinelli Raimondo Capodaglio Marilena Ferrari Giovanni Nuzzo Edith Casolaro Stefano Schiano Ambra-Luisa Facta Marco Tomassini Barbarossa (manager) Volleyball A voleyball team from the Federal Republic of Germany comprising of 17 players, both men and women, competed in South Africa. They played four matches against teams from the Witwatersrand and Transvaal. Windsurfing (boardsailing) Several overseas boardsailors took part in boardsailing competitions at Big Bay, Blouberg, South Africa. They included: Men Ralph Bachschuster (Federal Republic of Germany) Craig Yester (United States) Women Gaynor Gaws (United States) Australia

-36- Waterskiing A team from Europe competed against a South African team in a so-called International Match at Vereeniging, South Africa. The following were members of the European team: Jean-Frangois Fischer (Switzerland) Dieter Hoffer (Switzerland) Richard Mannering (United Kingdom) Ian Ramsay (United Kingdom) Kick Smoll (Netherlands) Robert Teurezbacher (Austria) Thierry Tellier (France) Yachting The following overseas yachtsmen took part in the Hobie International Championships in Mossel Bay, South Africa: Enrique Figueroa (Puerto Rico) Peter Manves (Netherlands) Carlton Tucker (United States)

-37- Annex II CONSOLIDATED LIST OF SPORTSMEN AND SPORTSWOMEN WHO PARTICIPATED IN SPORTS EVENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA FROM 1 SEPTEMBER 1980 TO 31 DECEMBER 1987 Sport Sportsperson Argentina Boxing (professional) Chess Golf Hockey Roberto Alfaro Abel Breur Roberto Candori Fominho D'Elia Ramon Dominguez Ces~r Duarte Lorenzo Garcia Walter G6mez Santos Laciar Juan Domingo Malverez Miguel Quinteros Roberto de Vincenzo Horatio Servetto (umpire) Julio Melure Juan Antonio Musladino Ruben Pardo Hector Patri Victor Robledo Jes6s Romero Adolfo Rossi Ram6n Soria Tito Lectoure Motor car racing and Grand Prix Carlos Reuteman Ricardo Zunino Horacio Araya Santiago Araya Juan Jos6 Blaguier Luis Maria Blaguier Marcos-Maria Baeck Gonzalez Beccar-Varela Sliso Branca Marcello Campo Diego-Maria Cash Andr6s Courreges Serafin Dengra Jorge de Prat Gray Ricardo de Vedia Francisco Elizagaray Guillermo Holmgren Marcello Lopez- Imizoz Bernardo Miguens Javier Miguens Gustavo Milino Buenaventura Minguez Martin Blaguier Enrique Braun Miximo Paz Fernando Moral Marcello Morelli Andr6s Nocholson Jos6-Maria Palma Tomis Petersen Juan Pablo Piccardo Hugo Porta Alejandro Puccio Martin Sansot Alejandro Schiavo Diego Cuenesta Silva Fabian Turnes Ernesto Ure Fernando Venegas Domingo Beriatua (administrator) Oscar-Carlos Martinez-Basante (manager) Hector Silva (coach) Country Polo Rugby

-38- Sportsperson Argentina (continued) Rugby teams Shooting Australia Tennis Aeronautics Body building Boxing (professional) Bowls Cricket Cycling Golf Gymkana Gymnastics Cordoba Fisherton College St. George's College Los Toros (also known as Banco de las Naciones) Alvero Aquico Braghini Gurcio Jos4-Luis Clerc Robert Saad Tracey Tabart Kathy Illington Sammy Ioanides Paul Toweel Barry Salter Terry Alderman John Dyson Peter Faulkner Mike Haysman Tom Hogan Rodney Hogg Trevor Hohns Kim Hughes John Maguire Rod McCurdy Murray Hall Ben Lyons David Graham Greg Norman Peter Thomson Tod Power C. Witcher Australian national team Phillip Cheetham Muga Ranfgeni Recio Carl Rackeman Steve Rixon Greg Shipperd Steve Smith Mike Taylor Kepler Wessels Graham Yallop Bruce Francis (manager) Dr. Frank Polese (physiotherapist) Country

-39- Country Australia (continued) Sport Horse racing Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcyling Netball Polo Rugby Snooker Squash Surfing Sportsperson Darren Gauci Alan Jones Michael Dawson Michael Dooman Paul Ferney Wayne Gardner Monica Duncan Allison Emes Joanne Kinsman Roberta Monaghan Kathy Stevens Cheryl Thomas Jaime Mackay Richard Walker Glen Ella Roger Gould Eddie Charlton Men Frank Donnely R. George D. Haseltine Geoff Hunt Mark Mounsey Women Rae Anderson Sharon Bradey G. Breckon Vickie Cardwell 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 Derel Hind James Jennings John van der Kork Wes Lane Graeme McGregor Rob Phillis Jeff Sayle Jenny Ward Ann Watson Katie Wright Wendy Young Lorraine Decker (manager) Irene Timothy (coach) Sandy Muston Stan Pelecki Tristan Nancarrow Greg Pollard Chris Robertson Dean Wallace Dean Williams Carin Clonda Mary Jo Reid Rhonda Thorne Margaret Zachariah Kingsley Looker Barton Lynch John Mingram Dave Monley Mark Occhiluppo John Payne Matthew Pitts Mark Richards Mark Scott Roger Shackleton Greg Smith Gary Timerley Graham Wilson Glen Winton Paul Wise Brett Worth

-40- Country Australia (continued) Tennis Waterskiing Wrestling (professional) Sportsperson Men Pat Cash Mark Edmundson H. Egger John Fitzgerald P. Kronk Carl Limberger A. Seymour Laurie Warder Mark Woodford Simon Youl Robbie Woods Caveman Harris Mario Milano Peter Sladerer Women I. Cunningham Nerida Gregory Tracy Morton P. Wignal Austrian National Freshwater Angling Team H. Heger H. Studeny Men Boardsailing (windsurfing) Bodybuilding P. Krenn Alfred Tischler Walter Wurzinger Bernard Brandstaetter Marco Brandstaetter Helmut Turk Karin Hauser I. Lehner U. Muller Norbert Sattler Andi Wolfhardt Eddie Wolfhardt Max Raub (coach) Georg Aschacher Gerhard Mitmannsgruber Walter Obersberg Kurt Raingruber Wolfgang Rammerstorfer Joseph Schalk Gerhard Schonbacher Wolfgang Teinicke Klaus Traxler Austria Angling Archery Women Canoeing Cycling

-41- Country Austria (continued) Sport Fencing Football (soccer) Golf Gymnastics Sportsperson Robert Blaschka Gudrun Gabriel Peter Carlson Franz Laimer Dietmar Posch Men Stefan Fussenegger Udo Kalb Werner Moerzinger Women Irene Binder Sandra Boesch Birgit Schier Rosa Dvoracek (coach) Astrid Waldman (coach) Perry Gronstra Johann Urhofer Thomas Urhofer Rainer Winmer Lifesaving Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcycling Table tennis Tennis Waterskiing Cricket Austrian National Life Saving Team Gerhard Berger Niki Lauda Walter Lechner Harold Bartol Heinz Kinigadner Hans Lindner Tony Zoserl Men Heilmo Blacher D. Fetter Manfred Gosdam Anton Hummel Heinz Muller Bernhardt Violesi F. Wladhausl A. Naihbaue Robert Teurezbacher Harley Alleyne Gregory Armstrong Sylvester Clarke Rod Estwick Andreas Perschl Fritz Riendl Women Evelyn Eckel Elfriede Wiltsche K. Obertparleiterr A. Sommerauer Collis King Emerson Trotman* * Reported to be residing in the Netherlands. Karting Barbados

-42- Sport Athletics Boxing (professional) Cycling Disabled sports Equestrian sport Football (soccer) Golf Gymnastics Sportsperson Piet van den Berghe Patrick van den Broecke Eddie Feliers Bachir Chaarane Franky Decaesstecker Yves Monsieur Jose Seys Philippe Fondue (manager) R. Beelaert P. de Block A. de Mits Edrich Bloem R. Bukacke Arnold Demunck Frans Dubbeldam P. Goethals Eddie Merck Michael Cant Ren6 van Welde Paul van Winkel Zoe Bates Francoise Mathy Emile van den Herrenweghe Jacques Huesdeus Nestor Meert Andri Reinaert Marcel Serlippins Stan Tourney P. van Rentergen Jean van der Berghe C. Verplanke W. Vinke J. Vandamme (manager) A. Verbraeken (manager) Fons Bastijns Mar ie-Noelle Herkens Dominique Pelser Aileen van der Hagen Fabiola Gillet Willie Plume (coach) J. D. Buisset Patrick Danfrenses A. de Clerk P. Germonpre J. M. Sterno Robert Gucassof Jean-Marc Hallet 0. Hanssen D. Hanet Thierry Manneback D. Meese E. Muschs L. Putters Jean-Philippe Remy Patrick Remy J. M. Sterno Denis Thibaut de Maissieres Bernard van Strijdonck Eric van den Bemben Michael Derweduven (coach) Luc Melotte (captain) Country Belgium Hockey

-43- Sportsperson Belgium (continued) 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 Thierry Boutsen 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 Jean Claude D'Bigarde Nadine de Ceuster Walter Kees Karel de Muynck I. Dumont Anne Gabriel N. Mabille Marlene de Wouters Golf Boxing (professional) Golf Gymnastics Hang gliding Motor car racing and Grand Prix A. Salazar Pereira dos Santos P. Diniz Jaime Gonzilez Men Joao Levy Women Jacqueline Pires Pepe L6pez R. Boesel Nelson Piquet Ayrton Senna Chico Serra Countrv Waterskiing Bolivia Brazil

Country Brazil (continued) Canada Motorcyling Tennis Athletics (veterans) Equestrian Sport Golf Horse racing Ice hockey Rugby Squash Swimming Tennis Wrestling (professional) Boxing (professional) Chile Hockey -44 Spor tsperson Marco Grecco Men T. Koch Cassio Motta Don Farquhar son Jimmy Elder D. Ahern Al Balding Frank Edmonds Lloyd Duffy Robert King, Jr. Kevin O'Neill Hans de Goede Roe Hindson Spence McTavish Gordon Anderson Jamie Hickox Gary Waite Gail Amundrud P. Kolaric B. Millar Geoff Roper Marc Westenholme Kojak Kirk Jos6 Antonio Badilla Alejandro Albertz Pablo Boetsch Patricio Boffil Joaquim Juaco Ricardo Kapsch Alfredo Klempan Martin Koster Daniel Montoya Roberto Ordofiez women Luciana Corsata Claudia Monteiro L. Schwanke M. Siegfried B. Stewart Ken Tarling Rodrigo Ordotez Juan Ortigosa Andres Ropero Sven Schonborn Michael Stockings Andr~s Sureda Gustavo Thiermann Joaquim Wessel Andr6s Ziapel

-45- Country Chile (continued) Sport Horse racing Motorcycling (Grand Prix) Polo Rugby Tennis Colombia Cbte d'Ivoire Denmark Boxing Gymnastics Golf Cycling Motor car racing and Grand Prix Tennis Sportsperson Patricio Sasso Roberto Sasso Eliseo Salazar Vincenzo Cascino Alejandro Fantini Fernando Fantini Andr6s Carrasco Julio Hoschschild Daniels Francisco Panella Andres Gardulski Hans Gildemeister Robinson Ureta Luis Lazano TomAs Polo Ra6l Tello Jean-Baptists Ahoule Keita Ibrahima (manager and interpreter) Gerdt Frank Michael Marcussen Jan Hendriksen H. Jentsh D. Johle C. Larsen Waterskiing Boxing Tennis Squash Lisbeth Hoyer Julio Solo Solana Andr6s Gomez Madgi Saad Ahmed Safwat Mudassar Saned Dominican Republic Ecuador Egypt -46- Sportsperson Sport Rugby Belagio Rara Ilisoni Sailosi Kaiyava Salusalu Ifiremi Tawake Esala Teleni Eatisoni Vaktalai Severo Waganibau Arthur Jennings (manager) Milton Floyd (assistant manager) Kirk Jennings (coach) Motor car racing and Grand Prix Aeronautics (parachuting) Boardsailing Golf Jan Hettema Keke Rosberg Jean-Paul Castel Patrick Paris Jacques Rantet B. Gimenez Men D. Bainee Jean-Paul Gachet Arnauld Humann 0. Leglise P. Wakeford G. Watine Gerard Ihevenock Guy Guinard Alain Lequeux Yves St. Martin Phillipe Alliot Rene Arnoux Alain de Cadenet Louis Descrates Jean Pierre Frey Philippe de Henning F. Hesnault J. Jarier Jean-Claude Justice Dominique Lacaud Elaine Berthet Cecilia Mourgu D'Algue Sophie Lapaire Marie Louise Lorenzi Laurence Schmidlin Jacques Lafitte Jamel Messaoudi Didier Peroni Alain Prost Jean-Louis Ricci Antoine Salamin Philippe Streiff Patrick Tambey Bob Wollek Country Fiji Pio Batiniu Tomasi Camaneisenirosi lokimi Finau Taitaifono Fone Asaeli Hughes Viliame Lilidamu Aidake Nadolo Epeneri Naituki Nalaco Naivogo Paula Nawalu Sairusi Nayamolikolu Joseva Qoro Epeli Rakai Koli Rakaroi (captain) Finland France Women Hang Gliding Horse racing Motor car racing and Grand Prix

-47- Sportsperson France (continued) Motorcyling Powerboating Rugby Squash Tennis Jean Frangois Balde Jacques Bollie Jacques Cornu Thierry 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 Patrick Faure Jean Pierre Fauvel Jerome Galion Bertrand Gallion Christian le Liard Jean Michel Mattioli Thierry Rapicault Raymond Roche Christian Saron Eric Saul Jean-Louis Tournadre Alex Viera Jackie Vimond Serge Garbernet Bernard Herrero Jean-Luc Joinel Jean-Baptiste Lafont Pierre Lancas Jean Patrick Lescarboura Alai Lorieux Alain Maleig Claude Martinez Patrick Mesny Robert Paparremborde Laurent Pardo Bernard Vivies Jean Paul Volff Albert Ferasse (administrator) Jean Pierre Rives (captain) Ren6 Hourquet (referee) Francis Palmade (referee) Eric Claudel Women Christophe Casa C. Cordeu Pascal Deniau Guy Forget Bernard Fritz P. Gruchet Yannick Hesse P. Kuchna Henri Leconte B. Raifaitin Laurent Rizzo Thierry Tulasne P. Ventura waterskiing Ann Bayard Marie-Christine Damas Lydia Vanhille Corinne Vanier Herv6 Henry Marie Pierre Signeur Thierry Tellier Country Sport

-48- Sportsperson Germany, Federal Republic ot Aeronautics Badminton Manfred Strossenreuther Men Women Boardsailing Volker Eiber Stefan Frey Harald Klaurer Thomas Kunster Ulrich Rost Markus Teurnich Ralph Bachschuster A. Ohm Bjorn Schrader Klaus Walther Martina Esser Mechthild Hagemann Dorett Hokel Catherine Hoppe Petra Wilden Birgit Zorn Boxing (professional) Bernd August Manfred Jassmann Ethem Ozekalim Horst Nabolch (manager) Wolfgang Welke (manager) Werner Schneider Dirk Schroeder Wilhelm Grom Umoller Josias Prinz zu Waldeck Robert Hubner W. Braun Reiner Liebert H. Dilbens Jan Meier T. Dilbens Ian MUller Heiner Goetz Manfred Nepp Christian Goldschagg Hans Neumayer Helm Jaeger A. Rotermund Gerhard Klein Rudi Weeber Alfred Kahlfuss (manager) Sigi Renz (manager) Equestrian sport Fencing Klaus Brinkmann Rudi Zimmermann Volker Fischer Heiner Thade V. Bernhardt T. Gideon W. Herrmann T. HUbner C. Knauss T. Kugelmuller Bernhard Langer Men Jurgen Aeiger Kalus Deneke. Manfred Diehl Pieter Diehl Reinhardt Dietze Thomas Gross Country Sport Bridge Chess Cycling Golf Gymnastics

-49- Sportsperson Germany, Federal Republic of (continued) Gymnastics (continued) Albert Haschar Steffen Jeschke Lutz Lehmann Gerland Noring Wolfgang Roth Joachiam Schneider Wolfgang Wagner Women Ice skating Karting Modern pentathlon Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcyling Power boating Andrea Bieger Karen Engelhardt Simone Engelhardt Ewa Kuzla Torsten Ostheimer Norbert Schramm Hans-Juergen Fueller Hanspeter Keiter Horst Linn Arno Bauhaus Achim Bellmann Volker Jenniches Walter Brun Jochen Dauer Hans Frechen Harold Grohs Bepi Handscher Hans Heyer Frank Jelinski Reinhold Joest Peter Lippmann Klaus Ludwig Jochen Mass Karlheinz Dipfold Arno Drechsel Harald Eckl Karl Gressel Eddy Hau Manfred Herweh Klaus Klein Klaus Groetchel Herman Gruber Peter Komoll Hans Krage Holger Wochnoski Wolfgang Heiber (coach) Zbigniew Kamasinski (coach) Volker Rohwick (coach) Brigitta Lehmann Bitte Meyer Kathrin Rathleet Beate Umlauf Christian Maerz B. Seibold D. Schmacher Rosetta Kirsch Peter Kuhn Volkert Merl Siggi MUller Helmut Mundas Thomas Neubert Albert Pfuhl Susanne Schmidt (women) Dieter Schornstein Hans Stuck Leopold von Bayern Volker Weidler Bruno Luscher Jorgen MUller Gustav Reiner Reinhold Roth Bernd Schneider Martin Wimmer Manfred Loth Rudi Reis Michael Werner Country Sport

-so- Country Germany, Federal Republic of (continued) Sportsperson Sport Rugby Bonner SC: team formed from Hannover, Rietberg and Wiedenbrucks Norbert Amort Klaus-Ulrich Klob Wolfgang Doring Hans Lamberjohann Friedrich Dreyer Horst Paul Wolfgang Frank Enklaar Hans Lothar Macht Heinz Fiedler Ludger Josef Humpe Rolf Hartwig Klaus Wichmann Jurgen Howelmeyer Manfred Wundram Ludger Josef Humpe Robert Twele (manager) C. Collkommer Barbara Hammerschmidt Frank Posse Men Hans-Dieter Beutel T. Busch Stefan Eggmayer Peter Elter A. Ender 0. Freund T. Froerer Ian Fudella R. Gehring Christian Geyer M. Groeger Alex Hornung A. Lesch H. Luns Gerald Marzenell Tore Meinecke Peter Moraing J. Peter Peter Pfannkoch Karsten Popp Wolfgang Popp T. Reinz D. Riekert Harald Rittersbacher K. Saniter A. Siber Carl-Uwe Steeb Alex Stepanek H. Suess Harold Theissen Paul Vienings Michael Westphal Hans Winkler (administrator) Women Elize Berger Bettina Bunge Alice Danila Heidi Eistelchner Sabina Hack Ute Janowski Jacqueline Kubsch Cornelia Lechner Gabriella Maluga Martina Pawlik Beate Reinstadler Waterskiing Berndt Jung Max Revlein Susi Strack Unterhagen Sports Club (Munich) Shooting Squash Tennis General

-51- Sportsperson V. Karatzias Motor sport Tennis Dimitris Papandreau Costas Los Angelicki Kannelapalous Cricket Rugby Aeronautics (parachuting) Boxing (professional) Golf Hockey ** Horse racing Karting Motor car racing and Grand Prix Faoud Bacchus * Chris Wynne-Potts Irish national team Jonjo Green Christy O'Connor J. O'Flynn J. O'Leary Tommy Allen Alvin Carson John Cole Norman Crawford Simon Filgas Pat Eddery Ivor Greenwood Derek Daly John McGinley *** L. Owens D. Smith Johnny McVicken Kenny Morris John Blythe (manager) Terry Gregg (coach) John Cantrell Kenneth Crossan Paul Dean D. Fitzgerald Brenda 0. Foley Harry Harbison John Hewitt Jerry Holland Alan Irwin David Irwin Roman Kearney Terry Kennedy Robbie McGrath A. McLennan Gerry McLoughlin *Now reportedly living in Canada. **Some of the hockey players could be from Northern part of the United Kingdom. Ireland, which is ***He could be from Northern Ireland. Country Greece Sport Golf Guyana Hong Kong Ireland Rugby

-52- Country Ireland (continued) Sport Rugby (continued) Squash Tennis Tug-of-war Bowls Israel Sportsperson John Murphy K. O'Brien John O'Driscoll Anthony O'Leary Frank Quinn Fergus Slattery George Wallace Marjorie Burke May Byrne Willy Hosey Matt Doyle Irish national team Men Ronald Dawson (administrator) Robert Ganly (administrator) Dr. Malcolm Little (tour doctor) Patrick Madigan (manager (manager) Women Cecil Bansky Hilton Cohen Sam Skudowitz Miriam Jankelowitz Gymkhana Gymnastics Soccer Squash Tennis Volleyball Cycling Israeli national team Yehoda Bello Limor Freidman Petah Tikva Team Tal Ben Shahar T. Frischer Shlomo Glickstein A. Green Doron Hartal 0. Jacob M. Langman Amos Mansdorf Alpha-Beton Team Franco Bellardi Fausto Benno Sergio Bettiol Mario Bodei Umberto Buselli S. Carboni Stefano Colla Johnny Moyal T. Sirak Oren Motevassel Amit Naor Shahar Perkiss S. Rosenberg J. Shenish E. Sinai T. Zimmermann Tiziano Fava Angelo Gernari L Giabani Mauriziano Guareschi M. Mayer M. Oggero Gigi Pavan Italy

-53- Country Italy (continued) Cycling (continued) Golf Gymnastics Karting Modern Pentathlon Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcyling Tennis Sportsperson Walter Piram R. Rabitti Gianni Robuschi A. Salvi Beppe Salvina Livio Mora Stefano Notari B. Dassu Pietro Molteni Maria Misurielli R. Trapella A. Devand Piero Simoni Daniele Massala Michel Alboreto Mauro Baldi Pasquale Barberio Elio de Angelis Andrea de Cesaris Teo Fabi Giorgio Francia Leandro Becheroni Fabio Billiotti Massimo Broccoli Maurizio Dolche Virginio Ferrari Gabriel Grabia Men Francesco Cancellotti Ugo Colombini M. Filippeschi Daniel Marco Claudio Sartor Nando Sdevanin Renato Silvello M. Zoppi Aliveirio Cendron (manager) Giampiaro Maestri (manager) Sergio Bianchi (assistant manager) Piercarlo Ghinzani B. Giancomelli Olindo Jacobelli Pierluigi Martini Piero Moretti Ricardo Patrese Ricardo Patrese Romeri Randaccio Marco Luccinelli Matteoni Massimo Louis Reggiani Fausto Ricci Michele Rinaldi Franco Uncini E. Marturano Ocleppo Alberto Paris Women Sabina Simmonds Renato Vavassori Men Raimondo Capodaglio Giovanni Nuzzo Rossano Rossi Stefano Schiano Enrico Vietre Mario Tomassini Barbarossa (manager) Ten-pin Bowling

-54- Sportsperson Italy (continued) Ten-pin Bowling (continued) Tower diving Jamaica Japan Cricket Boxing (professional) Women Edith Casolaro Ambra-Luisa Facta Marilena Ferrari Christina Betti Danilo Cogrossi Enrico Stella Richard Austin Everton Mattis Ryoji (judge) Yoshida (referee) Silvana Panzini Patrizia Puccinelli Ray Wynter Isao Aoki Masashiko Tanaka (coach) Motorcycling Tennis Motor car racing Cricket Athletics (track & field) H. Veda Rob Collinge Gill Findlay Derrick Parry Vincent Rakabaele Luxembourg Bowls Football (soccer) Gymnastics Mohaleshoek Bowls Club Emmanual Phamatse Carole de Marchi Manfred Diehl (coach) Malawi Boxing (protessional) Country Sport Golf Karate Kenya Leewards Islands Lesotho Philemon Ayesu Ali Faki

-55- Sportsperson Malawi (continued) Football (soccer) John Banda Sam Banda Lovermore Chafunya Jack Chamangwani Frank Chapotela Ernest Chirwali Joe Chitsime Petro Danize Bennett Gondwe Edward Luagala Holman Malungu Kennedy Malungu Duff Mathandalizwe (alias Wanda Chafunya) Isaac Matsinya Jimmy Nphamba Clifton Msiya Fanuel Muthali Shadrack Mwale Castigo Mwando Lawrence Perrera Matthews Phiri Ricky Phuka Frank Rapulane Edward Salmore Albert Sibiya Frank Sinalo Kingsley Tembo Aristidice Zaza Squash Box ing (professional) S. White James Martinez Ricardo Valera R. Cazanbon I. de Leon E. Nava Football (soccer) Eden Moleka Anando Osman Aristides Zaza Netherlands Angling Athletics (track & field) Boardsailing (windsurfing) Cricket Cycling Hockey Karting Kees van den Tooren Harm Hendricks (administrator) Marco Tellier Onno Tellier Ben Wesseling Paul Jan Bakkar Reiner van Es Dick Vierling Rudy Kuipers March Benninga Jasper Blom Piet Hartog Leo Kloos Jeroen Viscaal Motor car racing and Grand Prix Peter de Bruyn Jan Lammars Frank van Eglem Huub Rothengat Country Sport Mexico Golf Mozambique

-56- Country Netherlands (continued) Sport Motorcyling Powerboating Shooting Sportsperson Gert van Doorn Boet van Dulmen Henk van Mierlo Arthur Mostert Cees van der Velden W. Hillen Lisa Lots-Koot Anton Panman Johan Vekemans Eric Willborts New Zealand Waterskiing Yachting Bodybuilding Bowls Cricket Cycling Golf Lifesaving (surf) Motorcycling Paddle-skiing Polo Polocross Rugby Marion van Dijk (woman) Kick Smoll Peter Manves Donald Stedman Peter Belliss Richard Reid Neil Wylie Steve Booton Cecil Coffin Brian Evans Bryce Gregory Michael McDonald Dave Hiscock Robert Holden Paul Lewis lain Pero Glen Williams John Aldermann Chris Jones Stuart MacKenzie Peter Gasson John Gasson Gary Harris Albert Anderson John Ashworth Scott Crichton Alan McVicar Boris Sokratov Steve Trevett Deane Tulley Bryan Hancock (manager) Robbie Saunders John Walker Andy Dalton Andrew Donald Kevin Eveleigh Tennis -57- Sportsperson New Zealand (continued) Rugby (continued) Squash Bernie Fraser Hika Reid John Gilmer Mark Ring Bryce Robbins Craig Ross Gary Knight Frank Shelford Robert Kururangi David Loveridge Steven McDowell Wayne Smith Bill Osborne Stu Wilson Steve Pokere Neil Young Ces Blazey (administrator) Ron Don (administrator) J. G. Fraser (administrator) Ian Kirkpatrick (manager) Frank McMullen (linesman) (coach) Ivan Vodenovick (manager) Men Women Tennis Waterskiing Squash Boxing Craig Blackwood Tony Brettkelly Bruce Brownlee Stuart Davenport S. Cargo David Lewis 0. Parun Tim Carroll Bernardo Checo Daniel Delgado Fred Green Robbie Green Warren Herbert Alfredo Layne Jose de la Cruz Lopez Mark McDonald Alejandro Miranda Mario Moreno Mohammed Ali Somjee * Pedro Avila Robyn Blackwood Joana Williams Linda McLure Brenda Perry Russel Simpson Peter Old Frank Reynolds Richard Reynolds Julio Ruiz Damon Rundstrom Leanne Sowry Carlos Trujillo Maarten Green (manager) Mercado Villalobos (judge) * Reported to be living outside Pakistan. Country Spor t Pakistan Panama

Sport Rugby Tennis Polo Rugby Bodybuilding Cycling Sportsperson Club Universitario Marcos Cino Hugo Chapacu Francisco Gonzalez Victor Pecci Jos6 "Pepe" Pefta M. Busato Carlos de Matos Fernando Carvalho Marco Chagas Manuel Cunha da Asuncfon (Curdo) Carlos Marta Jose Passos Antonio Pinto B.deSousa AlexanderRuas Antonio Fernandes J. Santos Fernando Fernandes Americo Silva Jos6 Fernandes J. Vale Lionel Fernandes M. Zefferino Paolo Ferreira Orlando Alves (assistant manager) Jos6 Bombo (assistant manager) Venceslau Fernandes (manager) Francisco Nunes (official) F. Figuereido Spain Boxing (professional) Jos6 Garcia Alfredo Evangelista Carlos Rodriguez Felipe Rodriguez Ramon Soria (manager) Equestrian sport Alfonso Servovia Golf Hockey Motorcycling Rugby Juan Anglada M. Ballesteros Severiano Ballesteros Manuel Calero Don Quixote Team Carlos Cardus Angel Nieto Tomas Pardo Santiago Santos R. Foreman J. Lopez Jos6-Marfa Olazabal Sito Ponf Loris Reggioni Country Paraguay Peru Portugal Golf

-59- Sportsperson Spain (continued) Tennis Juan Avendano Jos6 Figueras Gabriel Urbi Sri Lanka Cricket Swaziland Football Flavian Aponso Ajith de Silva Bandula de Silva Hemanthe Devapr iya Lanthro Fernando Mahesh Gunatilleke Tony Opatha (Organizer and manager) PotsoSto Khoza Matthews Mandlazi Len Mashabela Pele Mncina Nirmal Hettiaratchy Lalith Kalperuma Susanthe Karunratne Bernard Perera Anura Ranasinge Bandula Warnapura Jerry Wouterz Abel Shongwe William Shongwe Scara (Absolom) Thindwe Golf Switzerland Joe Dlamini Tom Dhlamini Aeronautics (parachuting) Bodybuilding Chess Eric Mueller Swiss Skydiving Team (drawn largely from the "Phantom Club") Rivasi Pin Deuce Viktor Korchnoi S. Boehni Hans Lederman Rolf Brunner Leo Leuner W. Fabrif Harold Mueller Charly Herbert Karl Roth Roman Hermann Stefan Sandmeier. Sigmund Hermann Leo Schoenenberger Heinz Isler Rolf Senti N. Kraus Peter Steinger Hans Peter Kuhnis C. Vicenti JurgHess (manager) EddyVontobel Gerhard Schrauner (manager) Men Michael Buchter Ivan Couturier K. Elbaradie Thomas Gottstein p. Jacquet J. Storjohann Women Marie-Christine de Werra Regine Lautens Evelyn Orley Pia Ullman Country Sport Cycling Golf

-60- Sportsperson Gymnastics Bruno Cavelti Boris Dardel Markus Lehman Markus Muller Marco Piatti Ren6 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) women 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 Motorcyling Professor M. Kondo Charles Geudel Paul Geudel Gerhard Lindinger Enzo Calderari Rolf Glasser Jacques Cornu Roland Freymond Michel Frutschi Paul Gudel Mark Surer Paul Gudel Sergio Pellandini Swiss Alpine Rugby Club Vernon Munnick (organizer) Nick Appeleryn Brida Beccarilli Peter Egloff Ren6 Frei Nick Hames Ivan Schneider Men Stephan Bienz Stefan Cambal Vojko Fersch T. Krapl Women Catherine Augsberger Christiane Jolissaint Chris Heintz Phil Stevens Felix Thomas Fritz Waddburger Terry Wilson Marc Krippendorf Stefan Medem G. Neuenschwaier R. Stussy M. Walder Eva Krapl Karin Stampfli Country Sport Switzerland (continued) Rugby Shooting (bisley) Squash Tennis

-61- Sportsperson Switzerland (continued) Tug-of-war Waterskiing Swiss national team Jean-Luc Cornaz Jean-Frangoise Fischer Claude Hildenbrand Dieter Hoffer Samiu Mohi Hakatoa Topou Vilame Kakato Tali Eteaki United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Angling Athletics Badminton David Andrews John Barrett Nick Carter Gary Dunk John Emery D. Froud Dickie Gordon Steve Hatton Joe Holland Mick Kearney Malcolm MacDonald Peter Morrell H. Murphy Joe Murray John O'Brien Peter Peck "Bimbo" Perring John Reece R. Renesto Clive Richards Ray Rush Chris South Mick Toomer Norman Witt Alan Yates Zola Budd Men Stuart Elliot Gary Scott Tim Stokes Eddie Sutton Women Lindsay Bracken Rita Durnian Eva Elliot Cathy Redhead Billy Taylor Mike Tredgett Billy Walker Andrew Wood June Shipman Barbara Sutton Kathy Tredgett Boardsailing (windsurfing) David Perks Hylton Armstrong John Bell Russell Evans Mal Hughes Dave McGill Joe Rogan George Turley Country Sport Tonga Rugby Bowls

-62- Sportsperson United Kingdom Boxing (continued) (professional) Bridge Chess Cricket Willie Booth John Moody Walter Clayton Dave McCabe Najib Dako Mick Morris Barry Ellis Keith Parry Steve Gee Kostas Petrou Jonjo Green Gavin Stirrup Antonio Harris Peter Till Chris Jacobs Robbie Williams Terry Magee Archie Kassler (manager) Paddy Murphy (manager) Kim Cope Brian Mervis John Nunn Men Jonathan Addison Ian S. Anderson Stephen Andrew Charles Athey Robert Bailey Philip Bainbridge Kim John Barnett Simon Base Mark Benson Timothy Boon Chris Broad Neil Burns David Capel Phil Carrick Ian James Chivers Patrick Cliff Russell Cobb Geof Cook Graham Cordrey Nigel Cowley Simon Dennis Robin Dyer David E. East Richard Ellison Mark Felton Roger Finney Chris Fletcher Christopher F. Goldie 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 Geoffrey Humpage Nigel Illingworth Peter Ingham Alan Igglesden Robin Jackmman Paul Jarvis Graham Johnson Adrian Jones D. Jones Alvin Kallicharran Kevin Kerr Simon Kimber Allan Lamb Wayne Larkins Chris Lethbridge John Lever Timothy Lloyd Jeremy W. Lloyds Gordon Lord Richard Lumb Monty Lynch Steven Malone Christopher Maynard Keith McGuiness Country Sport

-63- Sportsperson United Kingdom Cricket (continued) (continued) Keith M'edlycott Tony Middleton Geotf Miller Andrew Moles Stephen Moores Hugh Morris John Morris Martin Moxon Andrew Needham Paul Newham Chris Old Gary Palmer Paul Parker Gordon Parsons Christopher Penn Christopher Phillipson Ian Pont Keith Pont Laurie Potter Neal Radford Alan Ramage James Richards Bruce Roberts Robert Robinson Neil Russon Kevin Saxelby Kevin Sharp Arnold Sidebotton Philip Slocombe Chris Smith David James Smith Smith Kenneth Smith Lawrence Smith Paul Smith Alastair Storie James Sykes Leslie Taylor Nicholas Taylor Geoffrey Tedstone David Thomas Gary Thomas Greg Thomas William Thomas Keith Tomlins David Turner J. Wainwright Alan Walker Ian Waring Alan Watkins Stuart Watterton Andrew Watts 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) Women Julie Abbott Angela Bainbridgq Pam Crain Gail Donnison Coral Handley Cathy Harris Karen Joblin Megan Lear Helen Leath Margaret Leath Pat Lovell Ms. Martin Oxford-Cambridge W. R. Bistowe M. Callinan T. A. Cotterill I. Curtis Jill McConway Sue Moran Kim Price Ruth Prideaux Niki Rowlands Ms. Sellec Avril Starling Margaret Taylor M. Weaver Pamela Grooves (manager and captain) University team: A. G. Davies J. G. Franks P. L. Garlic A. D. H. Grimes Country Sport

-64- Country United Kingdom (continued) Sport Oxford-Cambridge University team (continued) Cycling Sportsperson S. Henderson I. Hodgson A. Lea Peter Mills Philip Bell L. Fleetwood D. Jenkins F. Kelly John Legg R. Palmer D. G. Price Brian Taylor (manager) Len Manners John Scott John Tonks R. Travis R. Whyte Disabled sports (bowls) Women John Gronow Paul Huball Roy Dunbar (manager) Yvonne Hawtin Hazel Randall Equestrian sport Men Geoff Billingham Lionel Dunning Jean Germany Peter Gotz Stephen Smith Richard Walker Football (soccer) Pam Dunning Debby Johnsey Milija Aleksi Geoff Merrick Peter Borota David Nish Frank Carrodus Stuart Pearson Mike Channon Eric Potts Brian Greenhof Barry Powell Billy Jennings Ian Ross Don Masson Gordon Smith Sir Stanley Matthews Stuart Turnbull (coach) Dave Watson John Barnwell(manager) Jimmy Gordon (masseur) Jimmy Hill (consultant) Dennis Roach (organizer) Graham Taylor (coach) Jack Taylor (referee) A. Barber P. Barker J. Bennett 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 I. Dougan P. Dunn Denis Durnian David Eddy Brian Evans Peter Evans Nick Faldo David Feherty Nick Godin J. Graham Martin Green Women Golf

-65- Sportsperson United Kingdom Golf (continued) (continued) Gymkhana Gymnastics Hockey Horse racing Phil Harrison* P. Hedges J. Heggerty M. Higgins Jane Howard Warren- Humphreys Derek James Nick Job Mark Johnson C. Jones Michael King Mark Kingsley Robert Lee Graeme Lennie Stuart Little M. Lord R. Mann Gordon Manson 0. Matlou P. McGarry M. McGee Malcolm McKenzie David Melville Chris Moody T. Moran English national team 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 P. Morley Ian Mosey Graham Oliver T. O'Nion Peter Oosterhuis T. Parker Phillip Parkin A. Payne D. Poole D. Pugh Mark Sharman Brian Sharrock Dennis Sheehy R. Smith S. Spittle Nick Squire A. Strange Andrew Sutcliffe Glen Taylor M. Thomas Peter Thomas Ron Wardill Paul Way Ian Woosnam Ian Young Barry Winch John Reeves (coach) Elarnor McNamara Jane Powell Mary Powell Dave Smith Janet Smith Paula Standish Carol Unwin Moyra Gibson (coach) Joe Mercer Lester Piggott Greville Starkey walter Swinburn * It refers to Phillip Harrison, who participated in the South African Golf Circuit, and not to Peter Harrison, another golfer who has never participated in golf events in South Africa. Country Sport

-66- Country Sport United Kingdom Judo (continued) Sportsperson Team trom Wales Men A. Brown Andrew Davis Gwyn Davis T. Johnson L. Jones Terry Jones Julian Davis (manager) John Reynolds (manager) N. Kaotaylo Alan Kondrua Michael Reynolds J. Smith C. Sturgess Keith Walters C. Williams Women Karting Motorcar racing and Grand Prix Motorcycling (speedway) Polo Julie Abrums Ann Caurd Carol Entwistle Salley Henbrow Men Brian Heerey Martin Hines Malcolm Turner K. Acheson Nick Adams Rob Arthur Derek Bell M. Brundle John Fitzpatrick Geoft Harris Nigel Harris Brian Henton Alan Carter Peter Clittord Joey Dunlop M. Grant Eben Greyling Chris Guy Ron Haslam Colin Adkroyd John Barker Andy Campbell Rob Dolman Derek Harris Dave Jessup Lord Charles Berestord Robert Graham Helen Morgan Helen Wantling Sandy Wilkins Women Carolin Hoy Robbie Herrin Geott Lees Nigel Mansell J. Palmer Tony Pond Martin Pryor Derek Warwick John Watson Tony Head Keith Heuwen Gary Lingham Brian Morrison Chas Mortimer Donnie Robinson Barry Sheene Richard Knight Andy Reid Peter Smith Peter Tarrant Dave Trownson Steve Wilcock John Walker David Yeoman

-67- Country Sport United Kingdom Powerboating (continued) Sportsperson John Hill Roger Jenkins Steve Kerton Tony Williams Mark Wilson Rugby Bangor Rugby Club (Northern Ireland) Cardiff Rugby Club (Wales) English National Rugby Team Gloucester Rugby Club (England) Welsh Academicals (Wales) Welsh Crawshays Mark Bailey Phil Langford D. Lamer Steve Brain David Leslie Steve Brain Michael Lewis Steve Burnhill R. Lewis Chris Butcher Richard Moriarty E. Butler R. Norster John Carlton John Palmer D. Church Gary Pearce Maurice Colclough John Perkins J. Collins Alan Philips Jeremy Cooper David Pickering Russell Cornelius Malcolm Preedy Dave Cusani Les Cusworth N. Price P. Daniel Elgan Rees Gareth Davies Paul Rees Phil Davies R. Dyer Michael Richards John Scott John Fidler Terry Shaw Ray Giles Mike Sleman H. Gilson Steve Smith Owen Golding Jeff Squires M. Gravelle Ian Stephens Jonathan Gritfiths Nick Stringer John Hall Tony Swift Richard Hill Kevin Thomas Mark Titley John Horton David Trick Robert Hughes Mike Watkins Andy Irvine Peter Wheeler David Jacobs Clive Williams Billy James Peter Williams Jettrey Jenkins K. W. M. Williams G. John Peter Winterbottom David Johnstone Clive Woodword M. Jones M. Wyatt John Knowles Nick Young

-68- Sportsperson United Kingdom Rugby (continued) (continued) Richard Greenwood (coach) (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 David Nunn Shooting Snooker Squash Mark Reid Paul Reid Andy Robinson (captain) Andy Roda Rob Ryden Chris Sheasby Nigel Smith Ben Stork Andy Sutton Rupert Vessey Charles Vyvyan Mickey Williams Jamie Salmon (coach) Harry Townsend (coach) Dave Lumby Eddie Charlton Paul Gibson John Hargreaves Anthony Harris Robert Marshall Men Gawain Briars Adrian Davies Dave Harris Mark Hornby N. Ingledew J. Le Vievre J. Lilley D. Loyd K. May Chris McManus R. Millman Dave Thomas B. Watkins Geoff William Paul Way Jonah Barrington (coach) Steve Newbury John Rees Dennis Taylor Willie Thorn Women Paula Anderson Jayne Ashton Suzanne Burges Sue Cogswell Alison Cummings J. Leach Leslie Moore Lisa Opie Pamela Sales Angela Smith L. Soutter Ruth Strauss Nicki Sturgeon Ruth Taylor Debbie Turnbull (coach) Heather Wallace Country Sport

-69- Sportsperson United Kingdom (continued) Surfing Table tennis D. Cook Women Andrew Barden Denis Neal Lindsay Taylor Men S. Bale M. Blincow N. Brown Jason Clunie Alan Douglas D. Felgate M. Frankel Nick Fulwood J. Goodall M. Holland S. Ickringell D. Ison Clive Knightly Alfred Leighton Richard Lewis Tony Michell G. Pierzhalski Andrew Robinson Nigel Sears Stephen Shaw Jonathan Southcombe M. Walker J. Whiteford Carole Knight-Moore Angela Tiernay Women Sue Barker Amanda Brown Lesley Charles Annabel Croft Rina Eina Ellinore Lightbody Denise Parnell Lisa Pennington Christine Power Katie Rickett Julie Salmon Belinda Thompson Virgina Wade Tug-of-war Waterskiing Wrestling (professional) Yachting General Administrators Lincoln Team Tony Coos Richard Manner ing Nicola Racey Ian Ramsay Dave Viking Harold Cudmore Richard Jeeps (former Chairman, British Sports Council) William Hicks Country Sport Tennis

-70- Country United States Sport Aeronautics Sportsperson Linda Meyer Kermit Weeks Crawford Adams Charles Anderson Athletics (track & field) Badminton Basketball Men Women Bob Fine Ardis Bow Tom Fleming Sally Edwards Steve Hardison Mansell Baker (coach) Dick Thomlinson (coach) 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 Gaynor Gaws K. Weber Women Tom Baker Joe Hutchinson John Massio Ernie Schlegel Domingo Ayala (Puerto Rico) Johnnie Baca David Beyno Bernard Benton Tyrone Booze Harold Brazier Mark Breland Poison Ivy Brown Leroy Caldwell Lee Cargyle Jerry Cheathem Mike Cohen T. Cowley Louis Curtis Steve Delgado Betty Morris Katherine Schlegel James Dixon Buster Drayton Fernando Escalera (Puerto Rico) Larry Frazier Manning Galloway Darcy Gaymon Steve Gregory Ray Hammond Jett Hanna David Jaco Mike Jameson Jose de Jesus (Puerto Rico) Milton Leaks Scott Ledoux Angling Boxing

-71- Sportsperson United States Boxing Bridge Mark Lee Young Joe Louis Everet Martin Steve Michalerya Davey Moore Steve Mormino Ali Karim Mohammad (Duane Thompson) Rahan Muhammad Ossie Ocasio (Puerto Rico) Rickey Parkey K. P. Porter Mike Pryor Dwight Muhammad Qawi Tyrone Rackley Carlos Rodriguez (Puerto Rico) Stanley Ross Sam Scaff Fossie Schmidt Dion Simpson Jimmy Smith Randy Stephens Billy Thomas Bobby Thomas Franco Tomas Duane Thompson James "Quick" Tillis Henry Walker Micke Weaver Ray White Steve Zonski Nick Acosta (trainer, Puerto Rico) Robert (Bob) Arum (promoter) Viso Fernandes (referee, Puerto Rico) Billy Gutz (manager) Don Manuel (manager) Tony Millar (manager) Floyd Patterson (commentator) Fred Wolfindale (manager) Women Stanley Vaughan Men J. Allen David Cheska Christian Currey H. Du Jardin J. Lilobet A. McLaughry Barney Ward David Abell M. Adcock R. Adham David Allen M. Allen W. Ashwander G. Backlund Gary Battistoni Andy Bean Lynn Deas Rama Linz Beth Palmer Kay Shulle Keri Shuman Juanita Skelton Women Catherine Birdsall Leslie Burr Anne Kursinski Ella Raidt Jim Bender M. Blakely Brian Bobbitt C. Bolling Eric Booker S. Brady Bill Brask Gay Brewer Mr. Buros Country Sport John Moran Chess Equestrian sport Golf

-72- Country United States (continued) Sport Golf (continued) Sportsperson B. Buttner G. Cadle Mike Cook Beth Daniel T. Deber Tom Delaney J. Delich Mike Diffley T. Doozan Fred Dupre E. Evans Peter Famiano Bob Mead Johnny Millard Robert Molt Larry Nelson Ben Norris Tom Nosewics D. Ogrin David O'Kelly Mark O'Meara Perry Pate Tony Patri C. Pavin Jack Ferenz M. Preston Ray Floyd Jack Rawlins B. Ford M. Redding Frank Fuhrer Lee Rinder D. Games Don Robertson Hubert Green M. Runge Ben Grenshaw A. Salinas J. Grund Doug Sanders James Guerra David Sann Rick Hartman Bob E. Smith Bryan Hoynak Steve Smith S. Hudson Stuart Smith Kevin Iwankow John Spelman Tony Jackson Muffin Spencer-Devlin John Jacobs R. Stallings G. Johnson M. Steinbauer R. Johnson Curtis Strange Tony Johnson P. Teravainen Mark Jordan D. Thompson Brian Kamm D. Tolley Donna Kaponi Jay Townsend James Karr Lee Trevino Tom Kite G. Trivissone Kevin Klier B. Tway D. Kluver Tom Tyler K. Kotowski T. Vargo R. Kramer Chuck Vigeant Robert Lendzion Lanny Wadkins Don Levin Fred Wadsworth Paul Marchand Jim Weeden J. McComish M. West K. McDonald Douglas Wherry T. McGinnins Mike White J. McGough B. Williford T. McGrew N. Zambole Fuzzy Zoeller P. J. Boatwright (President, United States Golf Association)

-73- Sportsperson United States Gymnastics (continued) Robin Artz Steve Bradley Bart Connor Ted Dimas D. Distensano Jay Foster Brian Halstead Gerald Hanks Steve Juengert Patrick Kirksey Russel Lacy Emilio Marrero Spider Maxwell Women Hang gliding Hockey Horse racing Ice skating Karate Tracy Butler Heather Carter Diane Cushenberry Dianne Durham Tammy Elliot Jenny Ester Mercia Fredericks Kelly Garrison Jennifer Greenhut Jennifer Hagberg Kimberley Hamilton Michele Hilse Coaches Gary Anderson Christie Crofft Steve Gerlack Lance King Bruno Klaus Gary Rafalosky Nancy Roach Gach Grigsby Cathy Davids Susan Myers Cash Asmussen Diana Emmet Leslie Friedman John-Paul Licari Eddie Butcher Ted Pritchard Bill Wallace Kevin McMurtie Mike Miller Dominic Minicucci John Omori Roy Palassou Billy Paul Lance Ringwald Noel Riskin Al Scharus Bobby Stelter Dennis Vazquez Chris Waller Paul Ziert Kim Hurley Lyn Lederer Danna Lister Shari Mann Sabrina Mars Paaty Massoels Yolanda Mavity Juliana McNamara Jodi Owens Mary Lou Retton Dawn Wilson Country Spor t

-74- Sportsperson United States (continued) Lifesaving (surf) United States national team (some team members): Lifesaving (still-water) Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcycling (speedway) Powerboating Powerlifting Tim Harvey Jim Kaslawski Jack Linkey Bill Babashotf Tore Blichfeldt Mike Gaughan Eddie Cheever Fred Merkel Doug Polen D. Sullivan John Williams Fred Andrews Michael Baldwin Mickey Diamond Eric Eaton Eddie Lawson Randy Mamola Brian Manley Jeff Matiasevich Bob Borg Mark Borgman Tommy Dickerson Randy Gore Jim Hauen-Stein Men Lew Riftle Bill Robinson Kip Jerger Steve Nelson Mike Newman Wayne Rainey Kenny Roberts Rex Staten Tyson Vohland Tommy Watts Larry Wosick Chris Reichardt Rex Staten Jim Tarantino John Nicol Duke Waldrop Women Jim Caldwell Mark Chaiallet Buddy Duke Jerry Jones Brett Russell Bob Wahl Dave Jettrey (manager) Mike Deiton Kevin Higgins Gary Lambert Mike Purcell Tafu Salesa Mike Sherlock Art Ward Rugby Football Club Fevris Reid (umpire) Sport for the Rene Jackson disabled Country Spor t Mary Ryan Rugby Softball

-75- Sportsperson United States Squash (continued) Surfing Swimming Men Dave Huebner Simon Anderson Matt Archibald Paul Barr Wayne Bartholomew Jeff Booth James Brisick Gary Clisby Greg Day David Eggars Scott Farnsworth Greg Foster Sunny Garcia Brad Gerlach Hans Hedeman Derek Ho Women Nancy Gengler Marianne Greenberg Julie-Ann Harris Alicia McConnell Gail Ramsey Jim Hogan Dane Kealoha Charlie Kuhn Mike Lambresi Budd Llamas Don Matthis Brian McNulty Willy Morris Jeff Novak Bobby Owens Dave Parmenter Mike Parsons Lew Rittle Ted Robinson Dean Rollingsworth John Shimooka Men Anthony Adler Craig Beardsley C. Canier Randy Cordobes Robbie Cordobes Mike Kelly John-Paul Licari Kyle Miller Glen Mills Rick Morley Bill Neville D. Poole Chris Rowe Don Smith Doug Soltis Scott Spann Jesse Vassallo Women Veronica Brower Jeanne Childs Allison Grant B. Harris Dianne Joanningman Loren Kelly Joan Pennington Jennifer Strickland Kathy Treible Sue Walsh Laura Young Country Sport.

-76- Sportsperson United States Tennis (continued) R. Akel Matt Anger John Austin P. Ballauf Mike Bauer Fritz Beuhning Jeff Borowick John Boytim S. Brown M. Bullock D. Carroll Dan Cassidy Ned Caswell R. Cetrone Jimmy Connors R. Crowley Kevin Curren M. Davis Scott Davis Steve Denton Mike Depalmer Steve Devries Randy Druz Pat Dupre C. Dunk H. Eamus R. Evett Mike Fedderly M. Freeman Vitas Gerulaitas Brad Gilbert L. Good Tony Graham Robert Green Mark Groetsch Tim Gullikson S. Hagey Delayne Howell R. Hubbard Woody Hunt Luke Jensen Philip Johnson Kelly Jones John Juill G. Juriet T. Kaine C. Kardon Mark Keit Chris Kennedy S. Kidd Steve Kirson Bruce Klegge Eric Korita Paul Koscielski E. Kramer Aron Krickstein Johan Kriek Steve Krulevitz Jay Lapidus Rick Leach J. Lee P. Lehnhoff T. Lucci G. Manning Jacques Manset G. Marshall B. Maze Steve Meister S. Moore Mineah Nastase M. Ozer Peter Palanjian J. Pappel David Pate T. Pawsat Brad Pearce Shehan Petris Brad Properjohn Richey Reneberg P. Rennert C. Richey John Sadri N. Saviano J. Schnitzer B. Schultz G. Skekle Peter Smith Mickey Snelling John Sobel Harold Solomon M. Spearmani Sherwood Steward Country Sport

-77- Sportsperson United States (continued) Tennis (continued) Dick Stockton Ferdie Taygan Elliot Teltscher Beb Testerman Tom Toomey Steve Tourdo R. Trogolo Eric van t'Hot Robert van T'Hop Fred Viancos M. Vines A. Vordemeier Mark Wagner Trey Waltke Tom Warneke M. Weiss Tim Wilkison Van Winnitsky Mark Wooldridge Karl Yorston George Zahorsky Women Sherry Acker Louise Allen Jan Blackstadt Tracey Blumentritt Beverly Bowes Pam Casale Sandy Collins Mary Anne Colville Caryn Copeland Mary Dailey Tracy Dalall Tracey Delatte Christi Dorsey Gail Falkenberg Anna Maria Fernandez Gigi Fernandez (Puerto Rico) Barbara Gerken Jennifer Goodling Ann Hendrickssen Jean Hepner Beth Herr Kathy Horvath Trampolining Tug-of-war Suzie Jaeger Jackie Joseph Billie-Jean King Andrea Leand Dena Levy Cathy Lewis Chris Evert Lloyd Peanut Louie Gretchen Magers Ashara Maranon Sharon McKenzie Susan Mochazuki Betsy Nagelson Judy Newman Brenda Niemeyer Mary Lou Piatek C. Polich Barbara Potter Kathy Rinaldi Wendy Wood Jill Hollembeak Bonnie Davidson (manager) Lori Davidson (coach) United States national team Country Sport

-78- Sportsperson United States Waterskiing (continued) United States national team Men Danny Aldrich Don Aldrich Mike Avila Chris Bam Mike Barnes Bob Brain Mike Dixon Kelly Dryden Tommy Gelisse Ted Hotfman Bob La Pont Patrick Lee Bill Meyer Mike Morgan Morgan O'Dell Don Peters Pete Peters Cory Picos Karl Roberge Kurt Schoen Mike Serpel Neil Silverthorn Gary Steele John Straus Mason Thompson Women Ingrid Brain Elaine Lundmark Vicky Meyer Saundra Mummery Karen Roberge Nathalie Roberge Kathy Steele Weightlifting Wrestling (professional) Wrestling (amateur) Yachting Polo Rugby Tennis Dave Wagner Jack Mulligan John Strongbo "Killer" Kowalski Bill Anderson Mike Bauer Larry Bielenberg Steve Hart Mark Hirota Rex Strongbo John Studd (manager) Kaje Holst Joe Kittell Dick Knorr Carl Mangrum Chuck Mondale Dr. Dale 0. Thomas (coach) Russ Crenshaw (assistant coach) Enrique Figueroa (Puerto Rico) Carlton Tucker Juan Miguel Seco John Bird Marcel Paullier Jos4- Luis Damiani Boxing (professional) Jesus Bastardo Aurelio Benitez Mauricio Bravo Nicanor Camacho Beutilo Gonzales Antonio Guerra Bernardo Pinango Edgar Roman Juan Rondon David Silva Country Sport Uruguay Venezuela

-79- Sportsperson Venezuela (continued) Western Samoa Hockey Motor car racing and Grand Prix Motorcyling Tennis Rugby Caracas Sport Club Ceccotto Ivan Palazzese Jorge Andrew R. Scheller Andy Anetelea Afato Leuu Rolagi Faamausili Salesa Taufusi The following rugby players might be from either Western Samoa or Tonga; Country Sport Sportsperson western Samoa/ Tonga Rugby D. Bateman P. Grey E. A. Liavala M. Luke P. Ma'afu F. F. K. Ma'u Zimbabwe Country not identitied Cycling Golf Tennis Hockey Graham Cockerton* Peter Brown Rui da Costa D. Gammon * Glen James J. du Toit * Women Tony Johnson * Johnstone G. Millar * Gordon Waugh * Teddy Webber * Sabine Blemen-Schutz Brigitte Kindler Patrizia Lorenz Doris Martetschlager Karin Reisenbauer Irmgard Seller Alex Alt Dianne Deane *Now residing in South Africa. Country Sport Karate

Country Country not identified (continued) Sport Motor car racing Motorcyling Polo Swimming -80 Sportsperson Lew Baker Paolo Barilla Gordon Hatch Peter Morrison K. Hellyer Colin Dugmore Carlos Zavaleta Men Daniel Cogrossi Enrique Stella Alessandro Nannini Henry Pescarolo John Winter Women Yvonne Johnstone Abbe Masel Wrestling Gama Singh (professional) The following were listed as coming from Taiwan Province: Athletics Chuan Kwang Yang Badminton Men Women Chung Chia-Jen Chen Yu-Chen Gan Rong-Yi Lee Chien-Mei Sun Tsai-Ching (manager) V. Y. Wong (manager) Bridge A. T. Chong Golf Li-YingChen WuChun-Lung Yam Mao Chen Lai Chung-Yen Yuch-Chi Cheng Ching Sen Hsieh Mei-Chi Cheng Li Wen-Sheng Yu-Chin Hau Tse-Chung Chen Yuan Ching-Chi Hsieh Yu-Shu Ho Ching-Ming Michael Chang (manager) Chin-Hsang Lin Kimmy Ho (manage Tje-Chen Lin South Africans with foreign passportst Kork Ballingham (United Kingdom) - motor racing Stan Christodoulous (Greece) - boxing official John da Silva (Portugal) - athletics Graham Duxbury (United Kingdom) - motor racing Denis McIldonie (probably United Kingdom) - administrator r)