Register of Sports Contacts with South Africa, I July - 31 December 1986 and Consolidated List of Sportsmen and Sportswomen Who Participated in Sports Events in South Africa, 1 September 1980 to 31 December 1986

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Alternative title Notes and Documents - United Nations Centre Against ApartheidNo. 7/87 Author/Creator United Nations Centre against Apartheid Publisher United Nations, New York Date 1987-05-00 Resource type Reports Language English Subject Coverage (spatial) South Africa Coverage (temporal) 1980 - 1986 Source Northwestern University Libraries Description 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. Format extent 84 page(s) (length/size)

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UNITED NATIONS (U ) CENTRE AGAINST APARTHEID NOTES AND DOCUMENTS* 7/87 Cu May 1987 AUG 2 8 1987 REGISTER OF SPORTS CONTACTS WITH SOUTH AFRICA 1 JULY - 31 DECEMBER 1986 AND CONSOLIDATED LIST OF SPORTSMEN AND SPORTSWOMEN WHO PARTICIPATED IN SPORTS EVENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA 1 SEPTEMBER 1980 - 31 DECEMBER 1986 (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.]. *All material in these Notes and Documents may be freely reprinted. Acknowledgement, together with a copy of the publication containing the reprint, would be appreciated. United Nations, New York 10017 8T-15430

I. INTRODUCTION The campaign to isolate apartheid in sports gained significant momentum in 1986. Many Governments and sports organizations are now beginning to focus attention on individuals who compete or coach in South Africa. As a result, several overseas sports stars withdrew from lucrative competitions in South Africa at the last minute. White sports organizations in South Africa are at last realizing that the only way to end their international isolation is through the abolition of apartheid. A. Internal opposition Despite the efforts of the Government of South Africa to suppress all opposition to its apartheid policies, several sportsmen and sports enthusiasts have been making public their protest against apartheid in sports. For example, several black athletes withdrew from the national marathon held at Port Elizabeth. In November 1986, all but one of the black golfers withdrew from the Germiston Centenary Tournament after intense lobbying by anti-apartheid groups. 1/ Earlier, a group of three men and a woman poured about 200 litres of oil over the Newlands (Cape Town) cricket pitch and painted slogans denouncing the rebel Australian cricket tour of South Africa. The group said that they had been forced to embark on that type of protest as "all non-violent means of stopping the tours have failed". 2/ B. Apartheid in sports and neighbouring States Commercial concerns in South Africa have been successful in luring several football players from neighbouring countries, especially from Malawi and Swaziland, to South African clubs by offering lucrative sponsorship contracts. The national football teams of Malawi and Swaziland have been weakened recently by the loss of several of their players, who have accepted contracts with South African clubs. As South Africa was expelled from the Fidoration Internationale de Football Associations (FIFA) in 1976, the Association has suspended all the football players from Malawi and Swaziland currently playing in South Africa. 3/ C. South Africa survives two expulsion bids The proposal by Algeria to expel South Africa from the Federation of International Gymnastics (FIG) was defeated by 23 votes to 21, with 1 abstention. It should be noted that many countries that support South Africa's exclusion were not present at the FIG Congress, held in Rome in November 1986. 1/ Furthermore, a move to expel South Africa from the F~d6ration Internationale des Soci4t6s d'Aviron (FISA), the governing body for international rowing, because of its apartheid policy, also failed to materialize. The proposal by the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics for South Africa's expulsion was overturned in a secret ballot at the FISA

-2- Congress which was held at Nottingham, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The secret vote, proposed by the British delegation, was 28 in favour to 69 against, with 4 abstentions. 5/ D. International action against apartheid in sports Sweden became the first Western European country to announce action against sportsmen and sportswomen who compete in South Africa. In August 1986, the Swedish Sports Confederation made a series of recommendations to all Swedish sports organizations including a total ban on all sports exchanges with South Africa and a ban on any sportsman or sportswoman whose name appeared in the United Nations Register. Sweden has joined the growing number of countries from Africa, Asia and the Caribbean in focusing attention on sportspersons included in the Register. The Derbyshire County Cricket Club in the United Kingdom announced a ban on all connections with South Africa in August 1986, becoming the first British county cricket club to do so. It also announced that it would discourage its professionals from playing or coaching in South Africa. 6/ The Canadian Squash Rackets Association banned for five years three Canadian squash playersJames Hickox, Gary Waite and Gordon Anderson for playing against a South African team in a test series. 7/ South Africa was barred from taking part in the World Amateur Surfing Championships held at Newquay, United Kingdom, in September. South Africa has been repeatedly barred from the world championships since 1978. 8/ The Government of Venezuela refused entry visas to members of the South African team to compete in the World Amateur Golf Championships held at Caracas. 9/ South Africans were also barred from the previous championships held two years earlier in Hong Kong. 10/ Mr. David Karimanzira, the Zimbabwean Minister of Youth, Sport and Recreation, intervened to cancel South African Airways'sponsorship of a Bulawayo country club's golf and tennis tournament. Mr. Karimanzira said that such a sponsorship was in violation of the international agreement calling for a total ban on sports contacts with South Africa. 11/ The Kenya Golf Union has banned British golfer Ian Woosnam from defending his Kenyan title in 1987. The Union said that the decision was taken because Woosnam took part in the South African Sun City Golf Challenge. Woosnam is one of the few top international golfers who defied international appeals to boycott the tournament. 1/ Professional boxing In October 1986, the World Boxing Council (WBC), which has consistently opposed exchanges with South Africa, announced further measures against apartheid. Jos6 Suleiman, President of WBC, said that his organization would break relations for two years with any manager, promoter or agent who promoted boxing in South Africa in any form. Champions who fought in South Africa would be dethroned and other boxers would not be ranked by WBC for two years. The WBC also prohibited the sale of television rights to South Africa. WBC

-3 - also asked all national boxing commissions with which it has relations not to authorize boxers to fight in South Africa and said that it would consider breaking relations with commissions allowing fighters to compete there. 1 In the October 1986, the World Boxing Association (WBA), which has in the past refrained from taking action against South Africa, voted to suspend South Africa from the organization until the country abandons its apartheid policy. The issue was on the WBA agenda largely due to the pressure of Michael Spinks, the International Boxing Federation (IBF) heavyweight champion, and his promoter, Butch Lewis. 14/ In December 1986, the undisputed world welterweight boxing champion Lloyd Honeyghan of the United Kingdom denounced WBA's decision to prevent him from holding his title because he refused to fight the South African contender. 15/ Earlier, Mr. Honeyghan had said: *No one likes politics coming into sport, but with the present situation in South Africa I don't think we should have anything to do with them until life changes there. When I was in the United States recently, I was offered $500,000, plus full expenses, to fight in South Africa. But as far as I am concerned, that would just be blood money and I would never think of going there." 16/ Top players shun South Africa The international anti-apartheid focus on South African sport is now forcing some of the world's top sports stars to refuse invitations to compete in that country. In November 1986, two top women tennis players from the Federal Republic of Germany, Steffi Graf and Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, declined to participate in the South African championship. Ms. Graf's father said that "we do not want to endanger her planned participation in the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul". 17/ In the same month, it was reported in a Johannesburg newspaper that Boris Becker, who had earlier competed in South Africa, would refuse to compete there in future because of fears of further sanctions. 18/ In August 1986, the South African Squash Championships, which normally feature many overseas stars, only attracted two of the world's top players. 19/ World champion sports car racers Derek Bell of the United Kingdom and Hans Stuck of Austria withdrew from a race held at Kyalami, Johannesburg. Both drivers felt that they might jeopardize their future honours if they competed in South Africa. 20/ French tennis star Henri Leconte withdrew from the South African Tennis Championships after confirming his entry. Ll/ All but six of Australia's top surfers withdrew from surfing events in South Africa. In July 1986, the Australian Professional Surfers, Association had tried to have the contests in Cape Town and Durban cancelled. 22/

The organizers of the Sun City Golf Challenge admitted that two leading United States golfers had withdrawn from the tournament because of anti-al.artheid campaigns in the United States of America. 23/ Commonwealth Games After serious differences between the Government of the United Kingdom and the rest of the Commonwealth countries over the imposition of sanctions against South Africa, 32 countries withdrew in protest from the Commonwealth Games held at Edinburgh, United Kingdom. The protest withdrawals started by Nigeria and were followed by Cyprus in Europe, Papua New Guinea in the Pacific and 11 African, 4 Caribbean and 5 Asian countries. The Foreign Minister of Malaysia, Tunku Ahmad Rithaudeen, said- "We must show solidarity consistent with our stand in the Bahamas at the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting that we sincerely and truly feel that nothing short of economic sanctions would work". European Sports Ministers' conference In October 1986, sports ministers of the States members of the Council of Europe voted to encourage sports organizations to break all links with South Africa. However, the proposal was opposed by the Federal Republic of Germany, Liechtenstein and Switzerland. The Swedish delegation had originally called for a total ban on contacts with apartheid sport. Ulf Lonnquist, Sweden's Minister of Sport, told the meeting that participation in South African sports "condones and strengthens apartheid and thereby becomes the legitimate concern of all Governments". He proposed that there should be a total break with apartheid sports and that participation in sports events in their countries by athletes who had competed in South Africa should be discouraged.

-5 - II. 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 RegisterJohn Ackerman, Netherlands (hockey) Bjorn Almstrom, Sweden (squash) Carin Anderholm, Sweden (tennis) Jerry Anderson, United Kingdom (golf) Steve Anderson, Sweden (karate) Donald Armour, United Kingdom (golf) Leif Asterhag, Sweden (motor car racer) Gamal Awad, Egypt (squash) Stephen Bennett, United Kingdom (golf) Henrik Bertelsen, Denmark (gymnastics) Clyde Best, United Kingdom (soccer) David Blakeman, United Kingdom (golf) Billy Blanks, United States (karate) Lennart Bohlin, Sweden (motor car) Gordon Brand, Jr., United Kingdom (golf) Gawain Briars, United Kingdom (squash) Glen Brumby, Australia (squash) Paul Carringill, United Kingdom (golf) Andrew Chandler, United Kingdom (golf) Derrick Cooper, United Kingdom (golf) Colin Croft, Guyana (cricket) Stuart Davenport, New Zealand (squash) Glyn Davies, United Kingdom (golf) Jonathan Davies, United Kingdom (rugby) Chris Dittmar, Australia (squash) Denis Durnian, United Kingdom (golf) Per Eklund, Sweden (motor car) Campbell Elliott, United Kingdom (golf) Anders Eriksson, Sweden (motocross) Peter Eriksson, Sweden (powerboating) Alan Evans, United Kingdom (golf) David Feherty, United Kingdom (golf) Richard Fish, United Kingdom (golf) Lars Forsman, Sweden (motor car) Charles Giddins, United Kingdom (golf) Jonas Gornerup, Sweden (squash) Heinz Gunthardt, Switzerland (tennis) Walter Hadlee, New Zealand (cricket) Jeffrey Hall, United Kingdom (golf) Neil Hansen, United Kingdom (golf) Lillian Hasselmann, United States (karate) Robert Henning, Sweden (squash) Jamie Hickox, United Kingdom (squash) Ricki Hill, Australia (squash) Keith Hirabayashi, United States (karate) Babette Hoogendoorn, Netherlands (squash)

-6- 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) Bernard Julien, Trinidad and Tobago (cricket) Cris Kajd, Sweden (shooting) Larry Katz, Zimbabwe (tennis) Philip Kenyon, United Kingdom (squash) S.S. Khehar, United Kingdom (hockey) Michael King, United Kingdom (golf) James William Kirkwood, Ireland (hockey) Sutinder Kheher, United Kingdom (hockey) Lars Kvant, Sweden (squash) Martine Le Moignan, United Kingdom (squash) Danny Lee, United Kingdom (squash) Leif Leiner, Sweden (squash) Ivan Lendl, Czechoslovakia (tennis) Domingo Llanos, United States (karate) Brian Marchbank, United Kingdom (golf) Andrew Martin, New Zealand (sportsman) John McKee, United Kingdom (hockey) Paul McNamee, Australia (tennis) Chuck Merriman, United States (karate) Graham Monkhouse, United Kingdom (cricket) Mark Mouland, United Kingdom (golf) Andrew Murray, United Kingdom (golf) New Zealand Rugby Football Union Leif Niklasson, Sweden (moto-cross rider) Vorgen Nilsson, Sweden (moto-cross rider) Ross Norman, New Zealand (squash) Helena Olsson, Sweden (tennis) Lisa Opie, United Kingdom (squash) Leo Paln, Finland (tennis) Song Koon Poh, Singapore (rugby) Gary Potter, United Kingdom (golf) Ronan Rafferty, United Kingdom (golf) Glen Ralph, United Kingdom (golf) Mark Roe, United Kingdom (golf) Naoko Sato, Japan (tennis) Nigel Scanlon, United Kingdom (golf) Birgit Schweiberer, Federal Republic of Germany (karate) Andrew Sherborne, United Kingdom (golf) Jan-Ulf Soderberg, Sweden (squash) Craig Stadler, United States (golf) Franklyn Stephenson, Barbados (cricket) Ross Thorne, Australia (squash) Grant Turner, United Kingdom (golf) Olaf van Tol, Netherlands (surfing) Keith Waters, United Kingdom (golf) Johan Westerholm, Sweden (squash) David Williams, United Kingdom (golf) Toru Yamaguchi, Japan (karate)

-7- Notes 1/ Business Day (Johannesburg), 27 November 1986. 2/ Cape Times (Cape Town), 20 October 1986. 3/ The New Nation (Johannesburg), 13-27 August 1986. 4/ The Citizen (Johannesburg), 11 November 1986. 5/ Morning Star (London), 18 August 1986. 6/ Ibid., 20 August 1986. 7/ The Star (Johannesburg), 30 July 1986. 8/ Daily News (Durban), 23 September 1986. _/ Daily Dispatch (East London), 8 October 1986. 1/ Morning Star (London), 9 October 1986. 11/ The Herald (Harare), 11 October 1986. 12J The International Herald Tribune, 10 December 1986. L/ WBC Statement (Mexico City), 20 October 1986. 14 At the WBA Congress held at Reno, Nevada, United States, Don King told the delegates that; "Apartheid has been tried, found guilty and sentenced to death. It only awaits its execution. We want to be one of its pallbearers". Mr. King said that despite the multiracial aspects of boxing in South Africa, "we're fooling ourselves if we think boxing will change these policies" of apartheid. Butch Lewis, who favoured outright expulsion of South Africa rather than suspension, told the Congresst "If we cannot convince WBA to rid itself of South Africa, WBA subjects itself to total self-destruction. It is an issue that has absolutely no room for compromise". The International Herald Tribune, 10 December 1986. ,/ Sowetan (Johannesburg), 24 December 1986. L6/ The London Standard, 28 October 1986. L7J Business Day (Johannesburg), 28 November 1986. 18 The Citizen (Johannesburg), 5 November 1986. .9/ Ibid., 20 November 1986. 20/ The Citizen (Johannesburg), 20 November 1986. 1J/ The Sunday Times (Johannesburg), 16 November 1986. 2/ South African Press Association, 1 July 1986. J Business Day (Johannesburg), 4 December 1986.

-8- Annex I LIST OF SPORTS EXCHANGES WITH SOUTH AFRICA 1 JUlY-31 DECEMBER 1986 The present Annex lists all known sports exchanges with South Africa during the period from 1 July to 31 December 1986, 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 1986. The consolidated list also contains a few promoters and administrators who have been actively involved in encouraging sports exchanges with South Africa. Athletics In November 1986, Derek May of South Africa competed in the marathon held at Columbus, Ohio, United States. A South African runner, De Chaumont, competed in the London to Brighton Road Race in the United Kingdom in October 1986. It was later revealed that Mr. De Chaumont had falsified his entry by stating that he was a French national. Three South African women runners were allowed to take part in the Bonne Belle Race in Cleveland, Ohio, United States, in October 1986. It should be noted that since South Africa has been suspended from international athletics, all tour exchanges are serious violations of the rules of the International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF). Boardsailing In August 1986, William Tyson of South Africa competed in a boardsailing event in Embrun, France. In September 1986, a South African team competed in the world production boardsailing championships near Toulon, France. Reports emanating from South Africa stated that the event was sanctioned by the French Sailing Association. Boating (powerboating) Peter Lindenberg of South Africa competed in Paris, France, in a six-hour Formula Grand Prix on the Seine River.

-9- Bodybuilding Keven McNamara of South Africa competed in the Mr. Universe Contest held in Tucson, Arizona, United States, in October 1986. The contest was organized by the American Athletic Union. Bowling (tenpin) A team of 28 South African junior tenpin bowlers competed in three tournaments in the United States during a so-called "friendship" tour in July 1986. Bowls Cecil Bransky of Israel competed in the Anchor Life/Southern Suns Bowls Classic at Johannesburg in December 1986. Boxing (professional) The following overseas boxers fought in South Africa during the second half of 1986% Colombia Luis Lazano (heavyweight) Dominican Republic Panama United States Venezuela Julio Solo Solana (featherweight) Bernardo Checo (lightweight) Dani6l Delgado (featherweight) Alfredo Layne (lightweight) Alejandro Miranda (flyweight) Mario Moreno (welterweight) Mike Jameson (heavyweight) David Jaco (heavyweight) Young Joe Louis (heavyweight) Mauricio Bravo (welterweight) Antonio Guerra (welterweight) Bernardo Pinango (bantamweight) In October 1986, Johnny du Plooy of South Africa fought Steve Zonski of the United States in Connecticut. Boxing (amateur) A South African team took part in a so-called International Amateur Boxing Tournament at Asunci6n, Paraguay, against teams from Paraguay and

- 10 - Argentina in November 1986. It should be noted that as South Africa has been expelled from international amateur boxing, this exchange is a serious violation of the rules of the International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA), the international governing body for amateur boxing. Chess Stanley Vaughan of the Fort Myers/Cape Carol Chess Club, Florida, United States, took part in the South African Oude Meester Open Championships in Johannesburg. Cycling A South African team took part in a BMX competition at Santiago, Chile, in October 1986. In August 1986, a South African veterans' team competed in two races in Belgium and one in Austria. A South African Defence Force team competed in a series of events in Belgium in August 1986. One of the events was the Tour de Liege, which also included teams from Belgium and the Netherlands. The following overseas cyclists competed in the South African Rapport Tour during October and November 1986: Germany, Federal Helm Jaeger Republic of Alfred Kahlfuss (manager) Jan Meier Ian MUller Italy Sergio Bettiol Sergio Bianchi (assistant manager) Aliveirio Cendron (manager) Angelo Gernari Livio Mora Beppe Salvina Claudio Sartor Portugal Jos4 Bombo (assistant manager) Antonio Fernandes Jos6 Fernandes Vencesl o Fernandes (manager) Antonio Pinto Alexander Ruas Americo Silva Equestrian sport In July 1986, a showjumping event was organized at the Royal Swazi Sun Hotel, Swaziland, for South African participants.

- 11 - Lionel Dunning, Harvey Smith and Stephen Smith of the United Kingdom took part in a showjumping competition in one of South Africa's bantustans, Bophuthatswana, in August 1986. Football Calvin Petersen of South Africa signed to play for an Austrian football team, Eisenstadt, in October 1986. Pule Ntsoelongoe of South Africa played for the Canadian club, Toronto Blizzard, in the American Indoor League. Peter Carlson of Austria has been signed to play for the South African club, Arcadia. Sir Stanley Matthews of the United Kingdom has resumed conducting coaching clinics in South Africa. Golf The following South Africans competed in the European golf circuits Fulton Allem, Hugh Baiocchi, John Bland, Tienie Britz, David Frost, Jeff Hawkes, Tony Johnstone, Gavin Levenson, Mark McNulty, Gary Player, Wayne Player, Nick Price, Robert Richardson, Phil Simmons, Denis Watson, Teddy Webber, Wayne Westner and Mark Wiltshire. The circuit included the following tournaments: Lanc8me Trophy, Paris, France French Open, La Boulle, France West German Open, Disseldorf, Federal Republic of Germany Portuguese Open, Quinta do Lago, Portugal Sanyo Open, Barcelona, Spain European Masters, Crans-sur-Sierre, Switzerland British Open, Turnberry, United Kingdom Car Care Plan International, Leeds, United Kingdom European Open, Sunningdale, United Kingdom York International, Fulford, United Kingdom Scottish Open, Glasgow, United Kingdom World Matchplay, Wentworth, United Kingdom Hugh Baiocchi, Tony Johnstone, Mark McNulty, Phil Simmons, and Teddy Webber of South Africa competed in the Netherlands and Sweden by concealing their nationality and using "passports of convenience". Nine South African golfers took part in the Professional Golfers Association (PGA) qualifying school at La Manga, Spain, in December 1986. The following overseas golfers competed in the Million Dollar Challenge in Bophuthatswana, one of South Africa's bantustans:

- 12 - T. C. Chen (Taiwan Province) Howard Clark (United Kingdom) David Graham (Australia) Bernhard Langer (Federal Republic of Germany) Lanny Wadkins (United States) Ian Woosnam (United Kingdom) Alison Sheard and S. van Wyk of South Africa competed in the British Women's Open at Royal Birkdale in October 1986. In November 1986, a team of South African women golfers, including Laurette Maritz, Karen Louw and Gillian Tebbit, took part in the Chung Cheng Centennial tournament at Taipei, Taiwan Province, in November 1986. Alison Sheard of South Africa competed in the Spanish Women's Open at La Manga. Bobby Cole, David Frost, Nick Price, Denis Watson, Wayne Player, Trevor Dobbs and Mark McNulty of South Africa took part in several of the following tournaments in the United States: Million Dollar International, Castle Rock, Colorado Greater Hartford Open, Hartford, Connecticut Pensacola Open, Pensacola, Florida Shearson Lehman PGA, Delray Beach, Florida Tallahassee Open, Tallahassee, Florida Western Open, Oak Brook, Illinois Boston Classic, Boston, Massachussetts PGA Endicott, New York, New York US PGA Championships, Inverness, Ohio US PGA Championships, Toledo, Ohio World Series, Akron, Ohio Memphis Classic, Memphis, Tennessee San Antonio Championships, San Antonio, Texas Southwest Classic, Abilene, Texas United Virginia Bank PGA, Richmond, Virginia Anheuser-Busch Classic, Williamsburg, Virginia GTE North-West Classic, Redmond, Washington Greater Milwaukee Open, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Gymnastics In December 1986, a South African women's team went on a three-week tour of Europe. They competed, among other places, in Switzerland. Teams from the Federal Republic of Germany, Switzerland and the United States took part in the South Africa Cup Series in South Africa. The following were the overseas competitors:

- 13 - Men Christie Crofft (United States), coach D. Distensano (United States) Gerald Hanks (United States) Wolfgang Heiber (Federal Republic of Germany), coach Lance King (United States), coach Lutz Lehmann (Federal Republic of Germany) Markus Lehmann (Switzerland) Jurg Waibel (Switzerland) Marcel Wey (Switzerland), coach Women Birgit Bachmann (Switzerland) Diane Cushenberry (United States) Karin Engelhardt (Federal Republic of Germany) Theres Hafliger (Switzerland), coach Susi Latanzio (Switzerland) Dana Lister (United States) Judo In August 1986, a South African judo team competed in several matches against a Taiwanese team in Taiwan Province. Motor sport A team from the United States competed against South Africa in a jet car drag race at the Carlton Raceway, South Africa, in December 1986. Sarel van der Merwe of South Africa competed in the Palm Beach and Elkhart Lake Sports Cars races in the United States. South African competitors took part in the Castrol Rally at Mbabane, Swaziland. The following overseas drivers took part in the Southern Sun Sports Car Race at Johannesburg in November 1986t Mauro Baldi (Italy) Thierry Boutsen (Belgium) Piecarlo Ghinzani (Italy) Jochen Mass (Belgium) Bob Wollek (France) Polo A South American polo team made up of Santiag6 Araya, Alejandro Fantini, Fernando Fantini, Maximo Paz and Carlos Zavaleta competed against the South African national team in three "tests" in South Africa. Araya and Paz were identified as coming from Argentina.

- 14 - Rugby The Eastern Transvaal team from South Africa toured South America in October 1986, playing several matches in Chile and Paraguay. Despite official cancellations, two teams from South Africa "Hedgehogs", a university team, and a private school team from Michaelhouse secretly played several matches in the United Kingdom in December 1986. It was estimated that about 40 South Africans had played for French clubs during the European rugby season. Shooting A South African team participated in an international practical pistol shooting competition held in the United States in October 1986. Snooker Peter Francisco, Silvino Francisco and Robbie Grace of South Africa took part in several tournaments in the United Kingdom. The following tournaments accepted South African entries: UK Mercantile Credit Championships (Blackpool) Dulux British Open (Derby) Hofmeister Doubles Championships (Northampton) Tennents UK Championships (Preston) Rothmans Grand Prix (Reading) BCE International (Stoke-on-Trent) A British amateur snooker team, made up of Anthony Harris and Robert Marshall, played a series of matches in South Africa in November and December 1986. The English team also played against the South African national amateur team in two so-called "tests". Squash The following overseas players took part in the South African Open Squash Championships held at Johannesburg in August 1986% Stuart Davenport (New Zealand) James Hickox (United Kingdom) Tal Ben Schahat (Israel) Kelvin Smith (Australia) Gary Waite (Canada) Geoff Williams (United Kingdom) Ric Zandvliet (Netherlands)

- 15 - A Canadian team, consisting of Gary Waite, Gordon Anderson and James Hickox, competed against a South African team in Cape Town. Stuart Hailstone of South Africa took part in the International Tournament in Toronto, Canada, in November 1986. Stuart Hailstone and Paul Symonds of South Africa competed in the World Open Championships at Toulouse, France, in November 1986. Stuart Hailstone of South Africa competed in the Pakistani Masters Tournament at Karachi in December 1986. It is possible that Hailstone used a British passport to gain entry into Pakistan. Surfing The following overseas surfers were identified as having competed in South Africa in July: James Brisick (United States) Gary Clisby (United States) Grey Day (Australia) Luke Egan (Australia) David Eggars (United States) Scott Farnsworth (United States) Brad Gerlach (United States) Hans Hedeman (United States) Budd Llamas (United States) Jeff Novak (United States) Mike Parsons (United States) Glen Winton (Australia) Swimming Gary Brinkman of South Africa was allowed to compete in the United States National Championships at Santa Clara, California. It should be noted that South Africa is not a member of the world governing body in swimming (FINA)l this exchange therefore was a serious violation of FINA rules. Tennis Rosalyn Fairbank, Jennifer Mundel, Elna Reinach, Dinky van Rensburg and Yvonne Vermaak of South Africa competed in one or more of the following tournaments in the United States: Virginia Slims, North Little Rock, Arkansas Virginia Slims Tournament, Manhattan Beach, California Virginia Slims Tournament, San Diego, California Women's Tournament, Los Angeles, California

- 16 - Florida Open, Largo, Florida Women's Tournament, Chicago, Illinois Virginia Slims Tournament, New Orleans, Louisiana New England Women's Tournament, Worchester, Massachusetts New Jersey Women's Classic, Mahwah, New Jersey Open Championships, Flushing Meadows, New York Women's Tournament, Tulsa, Oklahoma Newport Women's Tournament, Newport, Rhode Island Craig Campbell, Eddie Edwards, Howard Herr, Denys Maasdorp, Barry Moir, Gary Muller, Michael Robertson, Christo Steyn, Christo van Rensburg and Danie Vissier, all of South Africa, took part in one or more of the following tournaments in the United States: WCT Open Tournament, Scottsdale, Arizona San Francisco Grand Prix, San Francisco, California United States Pro Men's Tennis, Boston, Massachusetts United States Professional Championships, Brookline, Massachusetts Volvo/New Jersey Championships, Livingston, New Jersey United States Open Championships, Flushing Meadows, New York ATP Championships, Cincinnati, Ohio Hall of Fame Championships, Newport, Rhode Island Grand Prix Tournament, Stratton Mountain, Vermont D.C. Classic, Washington, D.C. A group of tennis players from the Federal Republic of Germany, all in the veterans category, played tennis in South Africa in November 1986. They were members of the Crailsheim Club, near Stuttgart. They played at Cape Town, Durban and Melville, as well as at Windhoek, Namibia. An overseas team made up of Ilana Berger (Israel), Marie-Christine Damas (France) and Cornelia Lechner (Federal Republic of Germany) played against a junior Springbok team in South Africa in December 1986. The following overseas tennis players participated in the Pretoria Bank Women's International Series in various towns of South Africa in December: France Marie-Christine Damas Germany, Federal Elize Berger Republic of Alice Danila Cornelia Lechner Israel Ilana Berger United Kingdom Valda Lake Denise Parnell Lisa Pennington Christine Power Katie Rickett

- 17 - United States Mary Dailey Dena Levy Judy Newman Brenda Niemeyer Wendy Wood Kevin Curren and Johan Kriek, both naturalized citizens of the United States, played an exhibition match at Durban, South Africa, in December 1986. The following overseas players competed in the National Panasonic Satellite Circuit in South Africa% Belgium Germany, Federal Republic of Italy Japan Switzerland United States Karel de Muynck Johan de Preter C. van der Weghe 0. Freund Axel Hornung D. Riekert K. Saniter H. Suess E. Marturano H. Veda Stephan Bienz 3teran Cambal T. Krapl Marc Krippendorf G. Neuenschwaier S. Brown Michael Kures Mihnea Nastase Brad Properjohn Peter Smith John Sobel Eric van t'Hof Fred Viancos A.. Vordemeier M. Weiss The following overseas players took Open, Johannesburg, in November 1986, Men Australia Broderick Dyke Wally Masur Mark Woodeford part in the Altech South African Women Laurie Warder

- 18 - Ecuador France Germany, Federal Republic of Francisco Gonzales Guy Forget Thierry Tulasne Michael Westphal Marie-Christine Damas Lydia Vanhille Alice Danila Beate Reinstadler Switzerland Stefan Cambal Vojko Fersch Jakob Hlasek United Kingdom United States Jeremy Bates Matt Anger Jimmy Arias Dan Cassidy Kevin Curren Shlomo Glickstein Johan Kriek Jay Lapidus Amos Mansdorf Mike de Palmer Shahar Perkiss John Sadri John Sobel Sherwood Stewart Ben Testerman Fred Viancos Tom Warneke Denise Parnell Lisa Pennington Jan Blackstad Tracey Blumentritt Mary Dailey Dena Levy Judy Newman Brenda Niemeyer Wendy Wood The following overseas players took part in the Mobil Nissan International Tournament at Cape Town in December 1986t Jakob Hlasek (Switzerland) Thierry Tulasne (France) Michael Westphal (Federal Republic of Germany) The following overseas players participated in the South African Airways (SAA) Junior International Championships, which were held at Johannesburg in September 1986% Chris Bailey Austen Brice G. Failla J. Giaopelli G. Hernandes T. Kroneman R. Mardones D. Sapsford (United Kingdom) (United Kingdom) (United States) (Argentina) (Mexico) (United States) (Argentina) (United Kingdom)

- 19 - Girls P. Tabatini (Argentina) In July, a team from the United States played nine games against a South African under-21 team. The United States team was made up of Shelby Cannon, Philip Johnson and Paul Koscielski. Christo Steyn and Danie Visser of South Africa took part in the Players International Championships at Toronto, Canada. Rosalyn Fairbank and Jennifer Mundel of South Africa competed in the Players Challenge Women's Tournament at Montreal, Canada. Denys Maasdorp and Christo van Rensburg of South Africa participatd in the Australian Indoor Championships at Sydney in October 1986. Rosalyn Fairbank, Jennifer Mundel and Elna Reinach of South Africa took part in the Brighton Women's Tournament, England. Rosalyn Fairbank of South Africa competed in the WTA Porsche Grand Prix at Filderstadt, Federal Republic of Germany. Christo van Rensburg of South Africa took part in the Grand Prix Tournament at Hong Kong. Eddie Edwards, Brian Levine, Barry Moir, Garj Muller, Christo Steyn and Danie Visser of South Africa competed in the Israel Grand Prix, Tel Aviv. Eddie Edwards, Barry Moir, Michael Robertson, Christo Steyn, Christo van Rensburg and Danie Visser of South Africa participated in one or more of the following tournaments in Europe: Swiss Indoor Championships, Basel, Switzerland Open Tournament, Paris, France Grand Prix Masters, Doubles, London, United Kingdom Indoor Grand Prix, London, United Kingdom Grand Prix Tournament, Barcelona, Spain Austrian Grand Prix, Vienna, Austria Miscellaneous A South Africa biathlon team (swiming/running) competed against a Swiss team in Aarau, Switzerland in August 1986. It was reported that five other countries that had entered the competition withdrew at the last moment. Eleven South Africans competed in the World Triathlon Championships in Hawaii, United States, in October 1986.

- 20 - Annex II CONSOLIDATED LIST OF SPORTSMEN AND SPORTSWOMEN WHO PARTICIPATED IN SPORTS EVENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA FROM 1 SEPTEMBER 1980 TO 31 DECEMBER 1986 Sport Sportsperson Country Argentina Boxing Motor sport (car racing and Grand Prix) Polo Rugby Roberto Alfaro Abel Breur Roberto Candori Fominho D'Elia Ramon Dominguez CesAr Duarte Lorenzo Garcia Walter G6mez Santos Laciar Juin Domingo Malverez Julio Melure JuAn Antonio Musladino Ruben Pardo Hector Patri Victor Robledo Jesds Romero Adolfo Rossi Ram6n Soria Tito Lectoure Carlos Reuteman Ricardo Zunino Horacio Araya Santiago Araya JuAn Jos6 Blaguier Luis Maria Blaquier Martin Blaguier Enrique Braun MAximo Paz Jorge Allen Marcos-Maria Baeck Gonzalez Beccar-Verela Sliso Branca Marcello Campo Diego-Maria Cash Andr6s Courreges

- 21 - Spor t Rugby (cont'd) Rugby teams Shooting Tennis Sportsperson Country Argentina (cont'd) Serafin Dengra Jorge de Prat Gray Ricardo de Vedia Francisco Elizagaray Guillermo Holmgren Marcello Lopez-Imizoz Bernardo Miguens Javier Miguens Gustavo Milno Buenaventura Minguez 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) Cordoba Fisherton College St. George's College Los Toros (also known as Banco de las Naciones) Alvero Aquico Braghini Gurcio Muga Ranfgeni Recio Jos6-Luis Clerc Guillermo Vilas Robert Saad

- 22 - Country Sport Sportsperson Australia Aeronautics Tracey Tabart Body building Kathy Illington Sammy Ioanides Bowls Barry Salter Cricket Terry Alderman John Dyson Peter Faulkner Mike Haysman Tom Hogan Rodney Hogg Trevor Hohns Kim Hughes John Maguire Rod McCurdy Carl Rackeman SteveRixon Greg Shipperd Steve Smith Mike Taylor Graham Yallop Bruce Francis (manager) Dr. Frank Polese (physiotherapist) Cycling Murray Hall Ben Lyons Golf David Graham Greg Norman C. Witcher Gymkana Australian national team Gymnastics Phillip Cheetham Horse racing Darren Gauci Motor sport Alan Jones (car racing and Grand Pr ix) (cycle) Wayne Gardner Graeme McGregor Rob Phillis Jeff Sayle

- 23 - Spor tsperson Monica Duncan Allison Emes Joanne Kinsman Roberta Monaghan Kathy Stevens Cheryl Thomas Jenny Ward Ann Watson Katie Wright Wendy Young Lorraine Decker (Manager Irene Timothy (coach) Jaime Mackay Richard Walker David Campese Glen Ella Roger Gould Sandy Muston Stan Pelecki Eddie Charlton Men Frank Donnely R. George D. Haseltine Geoff Hunt Mark Mounsey Greg Pollard Kelvin Smith Dean Wallace Dean Williams Country Australia (cont'd) sport Nethall Polo Rugby Snooker Squash

- 24 - Country sprt Sportsperson Australia Squash Women (cont'd) (cont'd) Rae Anderson G. Breckon Vickie Cardwell Carin Clonda Rhonda Thorne Margaret Zachariah Surfing Greg Anderson Robbie Bain Rabbit Bartholomew Paul Burnett Ian Cairns Greg Day Ted Deerhust Luke Egan Gary Elkerton Bryce Ellis Gary Green Damien Hardman Cheyne Horan Derek Hind James Jennings John van der Kork Wes Laine Kingsley Looker Barton Lynch John Mingram Dave Monley Mark Occhiluppo John Payne Mark Richards Mark Scott Roger Shackleton Greg Smith Gary Timerley Graham Wilson Glen Winton Paul Wise Brett Worth

- 25 - Sport Tennis Waterskiing Wrestling (professional) Country Australia (cont'd) Austrian National Freshwater Angling Team Men P. Krenn Alfred Tischler Walter Wurzinger Women Karin Hauser I. Lehner U. Muller Boardsailing (windsurfing) Bernard Brandstaetter Marco Brandstaetter Bodybuilding Helmut Turk Spor tsper son Men Ross Case Broderick Dyke Mark Edmundson H. Egger John Fitzgerald Wayne Hampson Chris Johnstone P. Kronk Wally Masur A. Seymour Kim Warwick Mark Woodeford Women I. Cunningham Nerida Gregory Laurie Warder Pam Whytcross P. Wignal Robbie Woods Caveman Harris Mario Milano Peter Sladerer Austr ia Angling Archery

- 26 - Country Spr Sportsperson Austria Canoeing Norbert Sattler (cont'd) Andi Wolfhardt Eddie Wolfhardt Max Raub (coach) Cycling Georg Aschacher Gerhard Mitmannsgruber Walter Obersberg Kurt Raingruber Wolfgang Rammerstorfer Gerhard Schonbacher Klaus Traxler Fencing Robert Blaschka Gudrun Gabriel Football Peter Carlson Gymnastics Men Stefan Fussenegger Udo Kalb Werner Moerzinger Women Irene Binder Sandra Boesch Birgit Schier Rosa Dvoracek (coach) Astrid Waldman (coach) Life saving Austrian National Life Saving Team Motor sport Gerhard Berger (car racing and Niki Lauda Grand Prix) Andreas Perschl Fritz Riendl (cycle) Harold Bartol Heinz Kinigadner Tony Zos.erl

- 27 - Spor t Table tennis Sportsperson Men Heimo Blacher D. Fetter Manfred Gosdam Anton Hummel Heinz Muller Bernhardt Violesi F. Wladhausl Women Tennis Cricket Athletics Boxing (professional) Evelyn Eckel Elfriede Wiltsche Peter Feigl A. Naihbaue K. Obertparleiterr A. Sommerauer Hartley Alleyne Gregory Armstrong Sylvester Clarke Alvin Greenidge Vanburn Holder Collis King Ezra Moseley David Murray Albert Padmore Emerson Trotman * Piet van den Berghe Patrick van den Broecke Eddie Feliers Emile van den Herrenweg Jacques Huesdeus Nestor Meert Andre Reinaert Bachir Chaarane Franky Decaesstecker Jos6 Seys * Reported to be residing in the Netherlands. Country Austria (cont'd) Barbados Belgium

- 28 - Country sport Spor tsper son Belgium Cycling R. Beelaert P. de Block A. de Nits Edrich Bloem R. Bukacke Arnold Demunck Frans Dubbeldam P. Goethals Eddie Merck Marcel Serlippins Stan Tourney P. van Rentergen Jean van der Berghe C. Verplanke W. Vinke J. Vandamme (manager) A. Verbraeken (manager) Disabled sports Paul van Winckel (athletics) Equestrian sport Zoe Bates Franceois Mathy Football (soccer) Fons Bastijns Golf Mar ie-Noelle Herkens Dominique Pelser Aileen van der Hagen Gymnastics Fabiola Gillet Willie Plume (coach) Hockey 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

- 29 - Country Sport Spor tsper son Belgium Hockey Patrick Remy (cont'd) (cont'd) J.M. Sterno Denis Thibaut de Maissieres Bernard van Strijdonck Eric van den Bemben Michael Derweduven (coach) Luc Melotte (captain) Ice skating Eric Krol Linda van Troyen Judo Eric Andans Freddy Billon Patric Brouwers Wim de Bruycken Raymond de Clerc Rudy Fruylier Nico de Mexhalck Motor sport Thierry Boutsen (car racing and Jacky Ickx Grand Prix) Jochen Mass (cycle) Didier de Radiques Harry Everts Dirk Geukens Richard Hubin Jean Claude Laquaye Stephane Mertens Gaston Rahier Marc Velkeneers Shooting G. Goef Tennis Men Bernard Boileau P. Brewerman Alain Brichant Johan de Preter Dennis Langaskens E. Priem J. P. Richter C. van der Weghe J. van Langendonck

- 30 - Spor t Waterskiing Country Belgium Golf Boxing (professional) Golf Hang gliding Motor sport (car racing and Grand Prix) (cycle) Tennis Tennis A. Salazar Pereira dos Santos P. Diniz Jaime Gonzalez Pepe L6pez R. Boesel Nelson Piquet Ayrton Senna Chico Serra Marco Grecco Men Marcos Hocevar Carlos Kirmayr T. Koch Cassio Motta Luciana Corsata Claudia Monteiro L. Schwanke Women Luciana Corsata Claudia Monteiro L. Schwanke Spor tsper son Women Karel de Muynck I. Dumont Anne Gabriel N. Mabille Marlene de Wouters Jean Claude D'Bigarde Nadine de Ceuster Walter Kees Bolivia Brazil

- 31 - Sport Athletics (veterans) Golf Horse racing Ice hockey Rugby Squash Swimming Tennis Wrestling (professional) Boxing (professional) Hockey Country Canada Sportsperson Don Farquharson D. Ahern J. Anderson Frank Edmonds M. Siegfried B. Stewart Ken Tarling Lloyd Duffy Robert King, Jr. Kevin O'Neill Hans de Goede Roe Hindson Spence McTavish Gordon Anderson James Hickox Gary Waite Gail Amundrud P. Kolaric B. Millar Marc Westenholme Kojak Kirk Jos6 Antonio Badilla Alejandro Albertz Pablo Boetsch Patricio Boffil Ricardo Kapsch Alfredo Klempan Martin Koster Dani6l Montoya Roberto Ordoflez Rodrigo Ordoftes JuAn Ortigosa Chile

- 32 - Country Chile (cont'd) Colombia C~te dlIvoire Denmark Sport Hockey (cont'd) Motor sport (Grand Prix) (cycle) Polo Rugby Tennis Boxing Gymnastics Golf Cycling Motor sport (car racing) Tennis Spor tsper son Sven Schonborn Michael Stockings Andr4s Sureda Gustavo Thiermann Joaquim Wessel Andres Ziapel Eliseo Salazar Vincenzo Cascino Alejandro Fantini Fernando Fantini Andres Carrasco Daniels Andr6s Gardulski Julio Hoschschild Francisco Panella Hans Gildemeister Luis Lazano TomAs Polo Raul Tello Jean-Baptists Ahoule Keita Ibrahima (manager and interpreter) Gerdt Frank Michael Marcussen Jan Hendriksen H. Jentsh D. Johle C. Larsen Waterskiing Boxing Lisbeth Hoyer Julio Solo Solana Ecuador Tennis Dominican Republic Andr6s Gomez

- 33 - Sport Squash Motor sport (car racing and Grand Prix) Aeronautics Boardsailing Golf Country Egypt Elaine Berthet Cecilia Mourgu D'Algue Sophie Lapaire Marie Louise Lorenzi Laurence Schmidlin Hang gliding Horse racing Motor sport (car racing and Grand Prix) Gerard Ihevenock Guy Guinard Alain Lequeux Yves St. Martin Phillipe Alliot Rene Arnoux Alain de Cadenet F. Hesnault J. Jarier Jacques Lafitte Didier Peroni Alain Prost Philippe Streiff Patrick Tambay Bob Wollek Sportsperson Madgi Saad Ahmed Safwat Mudassar Saned Jan Hettema Keke Rosberg Jean-Paul Castel Patrick Paris Jacques Rantet B. Gimenez Men D. Bainee 0. Leglise P. Wakeford G. Watine Women Finland France

- 34 - Spor t Country France (cont'd) Sportsperson Motor sport (cycle) Powerboating Rugby Jean Frangois Balde Jacques Bollie Jacques Cornu Thierry Espie Patrick Fernandez Marc Fontan Patrick Fura Jean-Louis Guignabodet Herve Guilleux Yannig Kervella Christian le Liard Jean Michel Mattioli Thierry Rapicault Raymond Roche Christian Saron Eric Saul Jean-Louis Tournadre Jackie Vimond 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 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

- 35 - Country Sport Sportsperson France Rugby Jean-Paul Volff (cont'd) (cont'd) Albert Ferasse (administrator) Jean Pierre Rives (captain) Ren6 Hourquet (referee) Francis Palmade (referee) Squash Eric Claudel Tennis Men Christophe Casa C. Cordeu Pascal Deniau Guy Forget Bernard Fritz P. Gruchet Yannick Hesse P. Kuchna Henri Leconte B. Raifaitin Laurent Rizzo Thierry Tulasne Women Ann Bayard Marie-Christine Damas Lydia Vanhille Corinne Vanier Waterskiing Herv6 Henry Marie Pierre Signeur Germany, Aeronautics Manfred Strossenreuther Federal Republic of Badminton Men Volker Eiber Stefan Frey Harald Klaurer Thomas Kunster Ulrich Rost Markus Teurnich

- 36 - Spor tsper son Germany, Fed. Rep. of (cont'd) Badmington (cont'd) Women Martina Esser Mechthild Hagemann Dorett Hokel Catherine Hoppe Petra Wilden Birgit Zorn Boardsailing Boxing (professional) Bridge Chess Cycling Equestrian sport Fencing A. Ohm Bjorn Schrader Klaus Walther Bernd August Ethem Ozekalim Wolfgang Welke (manager) Werner Schneider Dirk Schroeder Wilhelm Grom Umoller Josias Prinz zu Waldeck Robert Hubner W. Braun H. Dilbens T. Dilbens Heiner Goetz Christian Goldschagg Helm Jaeger Rainer Liebert Jan Meier Ian M~ller Manfred Nepp Hans Newmayer A. Rotermund Rudi Weeber Alfred Kahlfuss (manager Sigi Renz (manager) Klaus Brinkmann Rudi Zimmermann Volker Fischer Heiner Thade Country Spor t

- 37 - Country Germany, Fed. Rep. of (cont'd) Sport Golf Gymnastics Ice skating Karting Modern pentathlon Spor tsper son V. Bernhardt T. Gideon W. Herrmann T. Hbner C. Knauss T. Kugelmuller Bernhard Langer Men Jurgen Aeiger Kalus Deneke Manfred Diehl Pieter Diehl Reinhardt Dietze Thomas Gross Albert Haschar Steffen Jeschke Lutz Lehmann Gerland Noring Wolfgang Roth Joachiam Schneider Wolfgang Wagner Holger Wochnowski Wolfgang Heiber (coach) Zbigniew Kamasinski (coach) Volker Rohrwick (coach) Women Andrea Bieger Karen Engelhardt Simone Engelhardt Ewa Kuzla Brigitta Lehmann Bitte Meyer Kathrin Rathleef Beate Umlauf Torsten Ostheimer Norbert Schramm B. Seiboldt Arno Bauhaus Achim Bellmann Volker Jenniches Rosetta Kirsch Peter Kuhn

- 38 - Spor tsper son Germany, Fed. Rep. of (cont'd) Motor sport (car racing and Grand Prix) (cycle) Walter Brun Hans Frenchen Bepi Handscher Hans Heyer Reinhold Joest Peter Lippmann Volkert Merl Siggi Muller Thomas Neubert Albert Pfuhl Dieter Schornstein Hans Stuck Leopold von Bayern Arno Drechsel Harald Eckl Karl Gressel Eddy Hau Manfred Herweh Klaus Klein Bruno Luscher Anton Mang Gustav Reiner Reinhold Roth Bernd Schneider Martin Wimmer Power boating Rugby Klaus Groetchel Herman Gruber Peter Komoll Hans Krage Manfred Loth Rudi Reis Mike Werner Bonner SC: team formed from Hannover, Rietberg and Wiedenbruck% Norbert Amort Wolfgang Doring Friedrich Dreyer Frank Enklaar Heinz Fiedler Rolf Hartwig Jurgen Howelmeyer Ludger Josef Humpe Klaus-Ulrich Klob Hans Lamberjohann Horst Paul Wolfgang Country Spor t

- 39 - Country Sport Sportsperson Germany, Rugby Hans Lothar Macht Fed. Rep. of (cont'd) Ludger Josef Humpe (cont'd) Klaus Wichmann Manfred Wundram Robert Twele (manager) Shooting C. Collkommer Squash Barbara Hammerschmidt Frank Posse Tennis Men Boris Becker T. Busch Klaus Eberhard Stefan Bggmayer Peter Elter A. Ender 0. Freund T. Froerer Ian Fudella R. Gehring Christian Geyer M. Groeger Alex Hornung H. Luns Andrea Maurer Tore Meinecke Peter Moraing Karsten Popp Wolfgang Popp T. Reinz D. Riekert K. Saniter A. Siber Carl-Uwe Steeb H. Suess Harold Theissen Paul Vienings Michael Westphal Women Elize Berger Betina Bunge Alice Danila Heidi Eistelchner Sylvia Hanika

- 40 - Spor tsper son Germany, Fed. Rep. of (cont' d) Tennis (cont' d) Waterskiing General Ute Janowski Jacqueline Kubsch Cornelia Lechner Gabriella. Maluga Beate Reinstadler Berndt Jung Max Revlein Susi Strack Unterhagen Sports Club (Munich) V. Karatzias Motor sport Tennis Cricket Rugby Aeronautics (parachuting) Boxing (professional) Golf Dimitris Papandreau Angelicki Kannelapalous Faoud Bacchus * Chris Wynne- Potts Irish national team Jonjo Green Feherty O'Flynn O'Leary Owens Rafferty Smith Tommy Allen Alvin Carson John Cole Norman Crawford Simon Filgas Johnnny McVicken Kenny Morris John Blythe (manager) Terry Gregg (coach) * Now reportedly living in Canada. ** Some of the hockey players could be from Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom. Country Sport Greece Golf Guyana Hong Kong Ireland Hockey**

- 41 - Country Sport Sporteperson Ireland Horse racing Pat Eddery (contd) Karting Ivor Greenwood Motor sport Derek Daly (car racing and John McGinley* Grand Prix) Rugby Ollie Capbell John Cantrell Kenneth Crossan Paul Dean Willie Duggan D. Fitzgerald Brenda 0. Foley Harry Harbison John Hewitt Jerry Holland Alan Irwin David Irwin Roman Kearney Terry Kennedy Michael Kiernan Donald Lenihan Robbie McGrath A. McLennan Gerry McLoughlin John Murphy K. O'Brien John O'Driscoll ANthony O'Leary Philip Orr Frank Quinn John Robbie * He could be from Northern Ireland.

- 42 - Country Sport Sportsperson Ireland Rugby Fergus Slattery (cont'd) (cont'd) George Wallace Ronald Dawson (administrator) Robert Ganly (administrator) J. Kiernan (coach) Dr. Malcolm Little (tour Doctor) Patrick Madigan (manager) Syd Millar (manager) Squash Marjorie Burke May Byrne Willy Hosey Tennis Matt Doyle Tug-of-war Irish national team Israel Bowls Cecil Bansky Gymkhana Israeli national team Gymnastics Yehoda Bello Limor Freidman Johnny Moyal T. Sirak Soccer Petah Tikva Team Squash Tal Ben Schahat Tennis Ilana Berger T. Frischer Schlomo Glickstein A. Green Doron Hartal 0. Jacob M. Langman Amos Mansdorff Shahar Perkiss S. Rosenberg J. Shenish E. Sinai T. Zimmermann Volleyball Alpha-Beton Team

- 43 - Country Sport Sportsperson Italy Cycling Franco Bellardi Fausto Benno Sergio Bettiol Mario Bodei S. Carboni Tiziano Fava Angelo Gernari L Giabani Maur iziano Guareschi M. Mayer Livio Mora Stefano Notari M. Oggero Gigi Pavan R. Rabitti A. Salvi Beppe Salvina Claudio Sartor Nando Sdevanin Renato Silvello M. Zoppi Aliveirio Cendron (manager) G. Maestri (manager) Sergio Bianchi (assistant manager) Golf B. Dassu Pietro Molteni Gymnastics Maria Misurielli R. Trapella Modern Daniele Massala pentathlon

- 44 - Spor t Motor sport (car racing and Grand Prix) (cycle) Tennis Tower diving Cricket Boxing (professional) Spor tsper son Country Italy (cont'd.) Michel Alboreto Mauro Baldi Elio de Angelis Andrea de Cesaris Teo Fabi Giorgio Francia Piercarlo Ghinzani B. Giancomelli Pierluigi Martini Piero Moretti Ricardo Patrese Leandro Becheroni Fabio Billiotti Massimo Broccoli Maurizio Dolche Virginio Ferrari Gabriel Grabia Marco Luccinelli Matteoni Massimo Louis Reggiani Fausto Ricci Michele Rinaldi Franco Uncini Corrado Barazzutti E. Marturano Ocleppo Claudio Panatta Alberto Paris Sabina Simmonds Renato Vavassori Christina Betti Danilo Cogrossi Enrico Stella Richard Austin Herbert Chang Everton Mattis Lawrence Rowe Ray Wynter Ryoji (judge) Yoshida (referee) Jamaica Japan

- 45 - Spor tsper son Isao Aoki Kazumi Tabata (coach) Masashiko Tanaka (coach) Motorcycle sport Tennis Motor sport (car racing) Cricket Athletics Takazumi Katayama H. Veda Rob Collinge Gill Findlay Derrick Parry Vincent Rakabaele Bowls Luxembourg Malawi Gymnastics Football (soccer) Mohaleshoek Bowls Club Carole de Marchi Manfred Diehl (coach) John Banda Sam Banda Lovermore Chafunya 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 Matthew Phiri Ricky Phuka Franka Rapulane Country Japan (cant'd) Spor t Golf Karate Kenya Leewards Islands Lesotho

- 46 - Spor t Football (soccer) (cont'd) Squash Boxing (professional) Golf Country Malawi (cont'd) Nether lands Angling Athletics Boardsailing (windsur fing) Cricket Hockey Kar ting Motor sport (car racing and Grand Prix) (cycle) Powerboating Shooting Squash Kees van den Tooren Harm Hendricks (administrator) Marco Tellier Onno Tellier Ben Wesseling Paul Jan Bakkar Reiner van Es Dick Vierling March Benninga Jasper Blom Leo Kloos Jeroen Viscaal Peter de Bruyn Jan Lammars Frank van Eglem Huub Rothengat Gert van Doorn Boet van Dulmen Henk van Mierlo Arthur Mostert Cees van der Velden W. Hillen M. Remynse Eric van der Pluym Ric Zandvliet Spor tsper son Edward Salmore Albert Sibiya Frank Sinalo Kingsley Tembo Aristidice Zaza S. White James Martinez Ricardo Valera R. Cazanb6n I. de Le6n E. Nava Mexico - 47 - Country Netherlands (cont'd) New Zealand Spor t Tennis Watersk iing Bodybuilding Bowls Cricket Cycling Golf Motor sport (cycle) Paddle-skiing Polo Polocrosse Rugby Sportsperson Tom Okker Lisa Lots-Koot Anton Panman Johan Vekemans Eric Willborts Marion van Dijk Robert Teuretzbugher Donald Stedman Peter Belliss Richard Reid Neil Wylie Bob Charles Dave Hiscock Glen Williams John Aldermann Chris Jones Stuart MacKenzie Robbie Saunders John Walker Peter Gasson John Gasson Gary Harris Albert Anderson John Ashworth Mike Clamp Scott Crichton Kieran Crowley Robbie Deans Andrew Donald Kevin Eveleigh Grant Fox Bernie Fraser John Gilmer Craig Green Andy Haden Jack Hobbs Gary Knight Robert Kururangi David Loveridge Steven McDowell

- 48 - Spor tsper son New Zealand (cont'd) Rugby (con t' d) Squash Tennis Waterskiing Murray Mexted John Mills Bill Osborne Murray Pierce Steve Pokere Hika Reid Mark Ring Bryce Robbins Mark Shaw Frank Shelford Wayne Shelford Victor Simpson Wayne Smith Warwick Taylor Alan Whetton Gary Whetton Stu Wilson Neil Young Ces Blazey (administrator) Andy Dalton (captain) Ron Don (administrator) J. G. Fraser (administrator) Ian Kirkpatrick (manager) Frank McMullen (linesman) Colin Meads (coach) Ivan Vodenovick (manager) Men Craig Blackwood Tony Brettkelly Bruce Brownlee Women Robyn Blackwood Joana Williams Linda McLure S. Cargo Chris Lewis 0. Parun Brenda Perry Russel Simpson Tim Carroll Robbie Green Fred Green Warren Herbert Mark McDonald Peter Old Frank Reynolds Country Sport

- 49 - Country Sport Sportsperson New Zealand Waterskiing Richard Reynolds (cont'd) (cont'd) Damon Rundstrom Leanne Sowry Maarten Green (manager) Pakistan Squash Mohammed Ali SomJee * Panama Boxing Pedro Avila Bernardo Checo Jos6 de la Cruz L6pez Daniel Delgado Alfredo Layne Alejandro Miranda Mario Moreno Julio Ruiz Carlos Trujillo Mercado Villalobos (judge) Paraguay Rugby Club Universtario de Ascunci6n (Curdo) Marcos Cino Tennis Francisco Gonzalez Victor Pecci Peru Polo Jos6 "Pepe" Pefta Rugby M. Busato Portugal Bodybuilding Carlos de Matos Cycling Fernando Carvalho Marco Chagas Manuel Cunha B. de Sousa Antonio Fernandes Jos6 Fernandes Paolo Ferreira Jos6 Passos Antonio Pinto Alexander Ruas J. Santos Americo Silva J. Vale M. Zefferino Orlando Alves (assistant manager) Jos4 Bombo (assistant manager) * Reported to be living outside Pakistan.

- 50 - Sportsperson Venceslao Fernandes (manager) Francisco Nuffes (official) F. Figuereido Boxing (professional) Equestrian sport Golf Hockey Motor sport (cycle) Rugby Tennis Jos6 Garcia Carlos Rodriguez Felipe Rodriguez Alfonso Servovia JuAn Anglada M. Ballesteros Severiano Ballesteros Manuel Calero Marta Figuero-Dotti R. Foreman J. L6pez Don Quixote Team Carlos Cardus Angel Nieto Sito Ponf Loris Reggioni Santiago Santos Tomis Pardo JuAn Avendano Jose Higueras Manuel Orantes Gabriel Urbi Flavian Aponso Ajith de Silva Bandula de Silva Hemanthe Devapriya Lanthro Fernando Mahesh Gunatilleke Nirmal Hettiaratchy Lalith Kalperuma Susanthe Karunratne Bernard Perera Anura Ranasinge Bandula Warnapura Jerry Wouterz Tony Opatha (Organizer and manager) Country Portugal ( cont'd) Cycling (con t'd) Golf Spain Sri Lanka Cricket

- 51 - Sportsperson Potsosto Khoza Len Mashabela William Shongwe Scara (Absolon) Thintwe Joe Dhlamini Tom Dhlamini Uil Andersson Switzerland Aeronautics Eric Mueller Swiss Skydiving Team (drawn largely from the "Phantom Club") Bodybuilding Chess Cycling Golf Rivasi Pin Deuce Viktor Korchnoi S. Boehni W. Fabrif Roman Hermann Sigmund Hermann Heinz Isler N. Kraus Hans Peter Kuhnis Hans Lederman Harold Mueller Leo Schoenenberger ROlf senti Peter Steinger C. Vicenti Eddy Vontobel 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 Swaziland Spor t Football Sweden Golf Chess

- 52 - Country Sport Sportsperson Switzerland Gymnastics Men (cont'd) Bruno Cavelti Markus Lehman Markus Muller Marco Piatti Claudio Rossier Flavio Rota Alex Schumacher Jurg Waibel Daniel Wunderlin Sepp Zellweghe 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) Alfred Schlatter (coach) Peter Taubler (coach) Marcel Wey (coach) Judo Professor M. Kondo Motor sport Enzo Calderari (car racing and Rolf Glasser Grand Prix) Paul Gudel Mark Surer (cycle) Jacques Cornu Roland Freymond Michel Frutschi Paul Gudel Sergio Pellandini Rugby Swiss Alpine Rugby Club Vernon Munnick (organizer)

- 53 - Spor tsperson Switzerland (cont'd) Shooting (Bisley) Nick Appeleryn Brida Beccarilli Peter Egloff Ren6 Frei Nick Hames Chris Heintz Phil Stevens Felix Thomas Fritz Waddburger Terry Wilson Squash Tennis Tennis Tug-of-war Waterskiing United Kingdom Angling of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Ivan Schneider Men Stephan Bienz Stefan Cambal Vojko Fersch Jakob Hlasek T. Krapl Marc Krippendorf G. Neuenschwaier R. Stussy M. Walder Women Catherine Augsberger Christiane Jolissaint Eva Krapl Karin Stampfli Swiss national team Jean-Luc Cornaz Claude Hildenbrand 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 Country Spor t

- 54 - Country Spor t United Kingdom (cont'd) Athletics Badminton Boardsailing (windsur fing) Bowls Boxing (professional) Sportsperson Joe Murray John O'Brien Peter Peck "Bimbo" Perring R. Renesto Clive Richards Ray Rush Chris South Mick Toomer Norman Witt Alan Yates Lynn Davies Men Stuart Elliot Tim Stokes Eddie Sutton Bill Taylor Mike Tredgett Billy Walker Women Rita Durnian Eva Elliot Cathy Redhead Barbara Sutton Kathy Tredgett David Perks Hylton Armstrong John Bell Russell Evans Mal Hughes Dave McGill Joe Rogan George Turley Willie Booth Walter Clayton Najib Dako Steve Gee Jonjo Green Antionio Harris Dave McCabe Mick Morris Kostas Petrou Gavin Stirrup Robbie Williams

- 55 - Country Sport Sportsperson United Kingdom Bridge Kim Cope (cont'd) Brian Mervis Chess JohnNunn Cricket Men Jonathan Addison Dennis Amiss Ian S. Anderson Stephen Andrew Charles Athey Robert Bailey Philip Bainbridge Kim John Barnett Mark Benson Timothy Boon Geoffrey Boycott Chris Broad David Capel Phil Carrick Ian James Chivers Patrick Cliff Russell Cobb Geof Cook Chris Cowdrey Graham Cordrey Nigel Cowley Simon Dennis Graham Dilley Robin Dyer David E. East Richard Ellison John Emburey Mark Felton Roger Finney Chris Fletcher Christopher F. Goldie Graham Gooch Allan Green Jonathan Hardy Neil Hartley Stuart Hartley Richard Hayes Timothy Head Jeremy Heath Stephen Henderson Mike Hendrick Dean Hoffman Geoffrey Holmes John Hopkins

- 56 - Spor tsperson United Kingdom Cricket (cont'd) (cont'd) Tim Hopper Simon Hughes Geoffrey Humpage Nigel Illingworth Peter Ingham Robin Jackman Paul Jarvis Graham Johnson Adrian Jones D. Jones Alvin Kallicharran Simon Kimber Alan Inott Wayne Larkins Chris Lethbridge John Lever Timothy Lloyd Jeremy W. Lloyds Gordon Lord Richard Lumb Monty Lynch Steven Malone Steven March Christoper Maynard Keith McGuiness Tony Middleton Geoff Miller Hugh Morris Martin Moxon Paul Newham Mark Nicholas Chris Old Gary Palmer Paul Parker Gordon Parsons Christopher Penn Christoper Phillipson Tony Piggotlan Pont Keith Pont Lauries Potter Neal Radford Alan Ramage James Richards Bruce Roberts Robert Robinson Neil Russon Kevin Saxelby Kevin Sharp Arnold Sidebotton Philip Slocombe Chris Smith Country Sport

- 57 - Spor tsper son United Kingdom Cricket (cont'd) (cont'd) David James Smith David Martin Smith Kenneth Smith Lawrence Smith Paul Smith Alastair Storie Peter Such James Sykes Leslie Taylor Neil Taylor Nicholas Taylor Geoffrey Tedstone David Thomas Gary Thomas Gregory Thomas William Thomas Keith Tomlins David Turner Derek Underwood J. Wainwright Alan Walker Ian Waring Alan Watkins Stuart Watterton Andrew Watts Alan Wells Colin Wells John Whitaker Duncan Wild Peter Willey Mar tin Willis-Stovold Alan Willows Robert Wincer Stephen Windaybank Robert Woolmer Simon Wooton Charles Palmer (administrator) Women Julie Abbott Angela Bainbridge Enid Bakewell Pam Crain Gail Donnison Coral Handley Cathy Harris Karen Joblin Helen Leath Country Spor t

- 58 - Sportsperson United Kingdom Cricket (cont'd) (cont'd) Margaret Leath Pat Lovell Ms. Martin Jill McConway Sue Moran Mary Pilling Kim Price Ruth Prideaux Niki Rowlands Ms. Sellec Margaret Taylor M. Weaver Pamela Grooves (manager and captain) Oxford-Cambridge University team: W. R. Bristowe M. Callinan T. A. Cotterill I. Curtis A. G. Davies J. G. Franks P. L. Garlic A. D. H. Grimes S. Henderson I. Hodgson A. Lea Peter Mills R. Palmer D.G. Price Brian Taylor (manager) Cycling Disabled sports (bowls) Philip Bell L. Fleetwood D. Jenkins F. Kelly Len Manners John Scott John Tonks R. Travis R. Whyte Men John Gronow Paul Huball Women Yvonne Hawtin Hazel Randall Roy Dunbar (manager) Country Spor t

- 59 - Country Spor t United Kingdom Equestrian sport (cont'd) Football (soccer) Golf Spor tsper son Men Lionel Dunning Jean Germany Peter Gotz Harvey Smith Stephen Smith Richard Walker Women Pam Dunning Debby Johnsey Milija Aleksic Peter Borota Frank Carrodus Mike Channon Brian Greenhof Billy Jennings Don Masson Sir Stanley Matthews Geoff Merrick David Nish Stuart Pearson Eric Potts Barry Powell Ian Ross Gordon Smith Stuart Turnbull Dave Watson John Barnwell(manager) Jimmy Gordon (masseur) Jimmy Hill (consultant) Dennis Roach (organizer) Graham Taylor (coach) Jack Taylor (referee) A. Barber P. Barker B. Beattie J. Bennett G. Birch David Blair P. Bradley S. Brady Gordon Brand Nicholas Brown Simon Brown Nigel Burch

- 60 - Spor tsper son United Kingdom Golf (cont'd) (cont'd) Paul Burley Phil Burnhope Howard Clark P. Cook Paul Curry I. Dougan P. Dunn Brian Evans Nick Faldo Richard Foreman Nick Godin J. Graham Martin Green Phillip Harrison* P. Hedges J. Heggerty M. Higgins Jane Howard Warren- Humphreys Derek James Mark James Nick Job C. Jones Mark Kingsley Robert Lee Graeme Lennie M. Lord Sandy Lyle R. Mann 0. Matlou S. McAllister P. McGarry M. McGee Michael McLean David Melville Chris Moody T. Morgan P. Morley Iam Mosey Andrew Oldcorn Graham Oliver T. O'Nion T. Parker Phillip Parkin A. Payne D. Poole Tony Price D. Pugh D. Russell * 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 Spor t

- 61 - Spor tsper son United Kingdom Golf (cont'd) (cont'd) Gymkhana Gymnastics Hockey Horse racing Mark Sharman Brian Sharrock Dennis Sheehy R. Smith S. Spittle Nick Squire A. Strange Andrew Sutcliffe M. Thomas P. Thomas Sam Torrance Paul Way Ian Woosnam Ian Young English national team Susan Dando Hayley Price Barry Winch John Reeves (coach) Hilary Brady Moira Conway Laura Dobbs Catherine Gall Carol Garvey John Grimmer Nick Henry Joyce Kenyon Elarnor McNamara Jane Powell Mary Powell Dave Smith Janet Smith Paula Standish Carol Unwin Moyra Gibson (coach) Willie Carson Paul Cook Pat Eddery Eddie Hide Tony Ives Joe Mercer Lester Piggott Greville Starkey Walter Swinburn Country Spor t

- 62 - Country Spor t United Kingdom Judo (cont'd) Spor tsper son Team from Wales Men A. Brown Andrew Davis Gwyn Davis T. Johnson L. Jones Terry Jones N. Kaotaylo Alan Kondrua Michael Reynolds J. Smith C. Sturgess Keith Walters C. Williams Julian Davis (manager) John Reynolds (manager) Women Kar ting Motor sport (car racing and Grand Prix) Julie Abrums Ann Caurd Carol Entwistle Salley Henbrow Helen Morgan Helen Wantling Sandy Wilkins Brian Heerey Martin Hines K. Acheson Rob Arthur Derek Bell M. Brundle John Fitzpatrick Geoff Harris Nigel Harris Brian Henton Robbie Herrin Geoff Lees Nigel Mansell J. Palmer Tonly Pond Martin Pryor Derek Warwick John Watson Malcolm Wilsong

- 63 - Country Spor t United Kingdom Motor sport (cont'd) (cont'd) (speedway) Polo Powerboating Rugby Sportsperson Alan Carter Peter Clifford M. Grant Chris Guy Ron Haslam Tony Head Gary Lingham Chas Mortimer Donnie Robinson Barry Sheene Colin Adkroyd John Barker Andy Campbell Rob Dolman Derek Harris Dave Jessup Richard Knight Andy Reid Peter Smith Peter Tarrant Dave Trownson Steve Wilcock Lord Charles Beresford Robert Graham John Walker David Yeoman John Hill Roger Jenkins Steve Kerton Tony Williams Mark Wilson Bangor Rugby Club (Northern Ireland) Cardiff Rugby Club (Wales) English National Rugby Team Gloucester Rugby Club (England) Welsh Academicals (Wales) Welsh Crawshays Mark Bailey Bryan Barley Phil Blakeway Steve Brain D. Burcher Steve Burnhill Chris Butcher E. Butler John Carlton

- 64 - Spor tsper son United Kingdom Rugby (cont'd) (cont'd) D. Church Maurice Colclough J. Collins Jeremy Cooper Russell Cornelius Dave Cusani Les Cusworth P. Daniel Gareth Davies Huw Davies Phil Davies Alun Donovan Paul Dodge R. Dyer Gwyn Evans Ieuan Evans John Fidler Ray Giles H. Gilson Owen Golding M. Gravelle Jonathan Griffiths John Hall Dusty Hare Richard Hill Terry Holmes I. Hopkins John Horton Robert Hughes Andy Irvine David Jacobs Billy James Jeffrey Jenkins G. John David Johnstone M. Jones John Knowles Phil Langford D. Larner David Leslie Michael Lewis R. Lewis Richard Moriarty R. Norster John Palmer Gary Pearce John Perkins Alan Philips David Pickering Graham Price N. Price Country S rt

- 65 - Sportsperson United Kingdom Rugby (cont'd) (cont'd) Shooting Snooker Elgan Rees Gary Rees Paul Rees Paul Rendall Jim Renwick Michael Richards John Scott Terry Shaw Mike Sleman Steve Smith Jeff Squires Ian Stephens Nick Stringer Tony Swift Mike Teague Kevin Thomas Mark Titley David Trick Mike Watkins Peter Wheeler Chris Williams Clive Williams K. W. M. Williams Peter Winterbottom Clive Woodword M. Wyatt Nick Youngs Richard Greenwood (coach) Ron Jacobs (tour manager) Russell Jenkins (secretary) Cliff W. Jones (administrator, Wales) Allan Martin (coach/player) William-John McBride (assistant manager) Syd Millar (team official) Derek Morgan (team manager) Arthur Rees (team manager) Neville Walsh (manager) Ken Rowlands (referee) Dave Lumby Eddie Charlton Paul Gibson John Hargreaves Anthony Harris Robert Marshall Steve Newbury John Rees Dennis Taylor Willie Thorn Country Spor t - 66 - Country Sport Spor tsper son United Kingdom Squash Men Martin Bodimeade A. Davies Dave Harris N. Ingledew J. Le Vievre J. Lilley D. Lloyd K. May Chris McManus R. Millman Dave Thomas B. Watkins Geoff Willam Women Paula Anderson Jayne Ashton Suzanne Burgess Sue Cogswell Alison Cummings Leslie Moore Pamela Sales Angela Smith L. Soutter Ruth Strauss Nicki Sturgeon Ruth Taylor Debbie Turnbull Heather Wallace Surfing D. Cook Swimming David Wilkie Tennis Men S. Bale Jeremy Bates M. Blincow N. Brown Jason Clunie Mark Cox Alan Douglas Colin Dowdeswell John Feaver D. Felgate M. Frankel Nick Fulwood J. Goodall M. Holland

- 67 - Spor tsper son United Kingdom Tennis (cont'd) (cont'd) Tug-of-war Waterskiing Wrestling (professional) Yatching General Administrators S. Ickringell D. Ison Clive Knightly Alfred Leighton Richard Lewis Tony Michell Buster Mottram G. Pierzhalski Andrew Robinson Nigel Sears Stephen Shaw Jonathan Southcombe M. Walker J. Whiteford Women Sue Barker Amanda Brown Lesley Charles Annabel Croft Rina Eina Valda Lake Ellinore Lightbody Denise Parnell Lisa Pennington Christine Power Katie Rickett Julie Salmon Belinda Thompson Virginia Wade Lincoln Team Tony Cocs Nicola Racey Dave Viking Harold Cudmore Andy Ripley Richard Jeep (former Chairman, British Sports Council) William Hicks Country Spor t

- 68 - Country United States of America Sport Aeronautics Spor tsper son Linda Meyer Kermit Weeks Angling Athletics Badminton Basketball Boardsailing (Windsurfing) Body building Bowls Boxing Crawford Adams Charles Anderson Bob Fine Tom Fleming Steve Hardison Chris Kinnaird Utami Kinnaird Women's team of the University of Western Florida Fran Garmon (coach) Men Greg Aguera Darran Hamm Nevin Sayre C. Yester Women D. Dawes K. Weber Roy Tuefel Men Tom Baker Joe Hutchinson John Massio Ernie Schlegel Women Betty Morris Katherine Schlegel Domingo Ayala (Puerto Rico) Johnnie Baca Harold Brazier Poison Ivy Brown Leroy Caldwell Jerry Cheatham Mike Cohen T. Cowley

- 69 - Spor tsper son United States Boxing (cont'd) (cont'd) Louis Curtis Steve Delgado James Dixon Buster Drayton Fernando Escalera (Puerto Rico) Larry Frazier Manning Galloway Steve Gregory Ray Hammond Jeff Hanna David Jaco Mike Jameson Jose de Jesus (Puerto Rico) Scott Ledoux Mark Lee Young Joe Louis Everett Martin Steve Michalerya Davey Moore Steve Mormino Ali Karim Mohammad (Duane Thompson) Rahan Muhammad Ossie Ocasio (Puerto Rico) Greg Page K. P. Porter Dwight Muhammad Qawi Tyrone Rackley Carlos Rodriguez (Puerto Rico) Stanley Ross Fossie Schmidt Dion Simpson Jimmy Smith Renaldo Snipes Randy Stephens Billy Thomas Franco Thomas Duane Thompson James "Quick" Tillis Henry Walker Ray WHite Steve Zonski Nick Acosta (trainer, Puerto Rico) Viso Fernandes (referee, Puerto Rico) Floyd Patterson (commentator) Rober (Bob) Arum (promoter) Country Spor t

- 70 - Country Sr Sportsperson United States Bridge Lynn Deas Rama Linz Beth Palmer Kay Shulle Keri Shuman Juanita Skelton Chess Stanley Vaughan Equestrian sport Men J. Allen Anthony Ambrosio David Cheska Christian Currey H. Du Jardin Mark Leone Peter Leone J. Lilobet A. McLaughry Barney Ward Women Catherine Birdsall Leslie Burr Anne Kursinski Katie Mohahan Ella Raidt Golf David Abell M. Adcock R. Adham David Allen M. Allen W. Ashwander G. Backlund Kathy Baker Jim Bender M. Blakely Brian Bobbitt M. Bodney C. Bolling S. Brady Bill Brask M. Buros B. Buttner Bob Byman G. Cadle J. Carr

- 71 - Country United States (cont'd) Spor t Golf (con t' d) Spor tsperson Mike Cook Beth Daniel T. Deber Tom Delaney J. Delich Mike Diffley T. Doozan Fred Dupre E. Evans Peter Famiano Jack Ferenz Ray Floyd B. Ford Frank Fuhrer D. Games Hubert Green Ben Grenshaw J. Grund James Guerra Rich Hartman S. Hudson Kevin Iwankow Tony Jackson G. Johnson R. Johnson Tony Johnson Mark Jordan Brian Kamm Donna Kaponi James Karr Tom Kite Kevin Klier D. Kluver K. Kotowski R. Kramer Robert Lendzion Don Levin Paul Marchand J. McComish K. McDonald T. McGinnins J. McGough T. McGrew Bob Mead Johnny Millard Robert Molt Larry Nelson Jack Nicklaus Ben Norris Tom Nosewics D. Ogrin David O'Kelly

- 72 - (cont'd) Golf (cont'd) Gymnastics Steve Bradley Ted Dimas D. Distensano Jay Foster Brian Halstead Gerald Hanks Steve Juengert Patrick Kirksey Russel Lacy Emilio Marrero Spider Maxwell Mark O'Meara Perry Pate Tony Patri C. Pavin M. Preston Jack Rawlins M. Redding Lee Rinder Patti Rizzo Don Robertson M. Runge A. Salinas David Sann Bob Smith John Spelman Muffin Spencer-Devlin R. Stallings M. Steinbauer P. Teravainen Barb Thomas D. Thompson D. Tolley Jay Townsend Lee Trevino G. Trivissone B. Tway T. Vargo Lanny Wadk ins Fred Wadsworth Jim Weeden M. West Mike White B. Williford N. Zambole Fuzzy Zoeller P.J. Boatwright (President, United States Golf Association)

- 73 - Sportsperson United States (cont'd) Gymnastics (cont'd) Kevin McMurtie Mike Miller Dominic Minicucci John Omori Roy Palassou Billy Paul Lance Ringwald Noel Riskin Al Scharus Bobby Stelter Dennis Vazquez Chris Waller Women Tracy Butler Heather Carter Diane Cushenberry Dianne Durham Tammy Elliot Kelly Garrison Jennifer Greenhut Jennifer Hagberg Kimberley Hamilton Michele Hilse Kim Hurley Lyn Lederer Danna Lister Shari Mann Sabrina Mars Paaty Massoels Yolanda Mavity Mary Lou Retton Nancy Roach (coach) Dawn Wilson Gary Anderson (coach) Christie Crofft (coach) Steve Gerlack (coach) Lance King (coach) Bruno Klaus (coach) Gary Rafalosky (coach) Hang gliding Hockey Horse racing Gach Grigsby Cathy Davids Susan Myers Cash Asmussen Country Spor t

- 74 - Sportsperson United States Ice skating Karate Diana Emmet Leslie Friedman John-Paul Licari Eddie Butcher Tokey Hill Ted Pritchard Bill Wallace Life saving (surf) United States members): Tim Harvey Jim Kaslawski Jack Linkey Lew Reffle Bill Robinson national team (some team Live saving (still-water) Motor sport (cycle) Motor sport (car racing and (Grand Prix) (speedway) Power boating Bill Babashoff Tore Blichfeldt Mike Gaughan Kip Jerger Steve Nelson Mike Newman Michael Baldwin Mickey Diamond Eric Eaton Eddie Lawson Randy Mamola Wayne Rainey Kenny Roberts Freddie Spencer Larry wosick Eddie Cheever D. Sullivan Bob Borg Mark Borgman Tommy Dickerson Chris Reichardt Rex Staten Jim Tarantino Randy Gore Jim Hauen-Stein John Nicol Duke Waldrop Country Spor t

- 75 - Country Sport Sportsperson United States Rugby Mike Deiton (cont'd) Kevin Higgins Gary Lamber t Mike Purcell Tafu Salesa Mike Sherlock Art Ward Detroit Rugby Football Club Softball Fevris Reid (umpire) Squash Julie-Ann Harris Marianne Greenberg Dave Huebner Surfing Simon Anderson Matt Archibald Paul Barr Wayne Bartholomew Jeff Booth James Brisick Gary Clisby Greg Day David Eggars Scott Farnsworth Greg Foster Brad Gerlach Hans Hedeman Derek Ho Jim Hogan Dane Kialoha Charlie Khun Mike Lambresi Budd Llamas Don Matthis Brian McNulty Willi Norris Jeff Novak Bobby Owens Dave Parmenter Mike Parsons Lew RIffle Ted Robinson Dean Rollingsworth

- 76 - Country Sport Spor tsperson United States Swimming Men (cont'd) 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 Tennis Men R. Akel Matt Anger Paul Annacone Jimmy Arias John Austin Mike Bauer Fritz Beuhning Jeff Borowick S. Brown M. Bullock Shelby Cannon D. Carroll Dan Cassidy R. Cetrone Jimmy Connors

- 77 - Spor teper son United States (cont'd) Tennis (cont'd) R. Crowley Kevin Curren M. Davis Scott Davis Steve Denton Mike Depalmer Eddie Dibbs Randy Druz Pat Dupre C. Dunk H. Eamus R. Evett Mike Fedderly M. Freeman Vitas Gerulaitas Brad Gilbert Shlomo Glickstein L. Good Brian Gottfried Tony Graham Robert Green Mark Groetsch Tim Gillikson S. Hagey R. Hubbard Phillip Johnson John Juill G. Juriet T. Kaine C. Kardon S. Kidd Steve Kirson Bruce Klegge Andy Kohlberg Paul Koscielski E. Kramer A. Krickstein Johan Kriek Steve Krulevitz Michael Kures Jay Lapidus Mike Leach J. Lee P. Lehnhoff T. Lucci Bob Lutz G. Manning Amos Mansdorf Jacques Manset Country Spor t

- 78 - Country Sprt Sportsperson United States Tennis (cont'd) Men (cont d) G. Marshall Tim Mayotte B. Maze Steve Meister S. Moore Terry Moore J. Pappel Andrew Pattison Shahar Perkiss Shehan Petris Hank Pfister Brad Proper john Mel Purcell P. Rennert C. Richey John Sadri N. Saviano Bill Scanlon J. Schnitzer B. Schultz G. Skekle Peter Smith Stan Smith Mickey Snelling John Sobel Harold Solomon M. Spearmani Larry Stefanki Sherwood Stewart Dick Stockton Roscoe Tanner Ferdie Taygan Eliot Teltscher Beb Testerman Tom Toomey Steve Tourdo R. Trogolo Eric van t'Hof Robert van T'Hop Fred Viancos M. Vines A. Vordemeier Mark Wagner Trey Waltke Tom Warneke M. Weiss Blaine Willenborg Van Winnitsky Mark Wooldridge Karl Yorston George Zahorsjy

- 79 - Country Sport Spor tsperson United States Tennis (cont'd) (con t ' d) Women Sherry Acker Jan Blackstad Tracey Blumentr itt Pam Casale Sandy Collins Mary Anne Colville Caryn Copeland Mary Dailey Tracy Dalall Tracey Delatte Christi Dorsey Chris Ever t-Lloyd Anna Maria Fernandez Gigi Fernandez (Puerto Rico) Ann Hendrickssen Jean Hepner Kathy Horvath Andrea Jaeger Suzie Jaeger Jackie Joseph Billie-Jean King Andrea Leand Dena Levy Cathy Lewis Peanut Louie Heather Ludloff Ashara Maranon Susan Mochazuki Betsy Nagelson Mihnea Nastase Judy Newman Brenda Niemeyer Mary Lou Piatek Barbara Potter Kathy Rinaldi Pam Teequarden Robin White Wendy Wood Trampolining Jill Hollembeak Bonnie Davidson (manager) Lori Davidson (coach)

- 80 - Spor tsper son United States Tug-of-war Waterskiing United States national team United States national team Men Danny Aldrich Don Aldrich Mike Avila Chris Bam Mike Barnes Bob Brain Mike Dixon Kelly Dryden Tommy Gelisse Ted Hoffman Bob La Pont Patrick Lee Bill Meyer Mike Morgan Morgan O'Dell Don Peters Pete Oeters 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) Dave Wagner Jack Mulligan John Strongbo Rex Strongbo John Studd "Killer" Kowalski (manager) Country Spor t

- 81 Country United States S20rt Wrestling (amateur) Spor tsper son Bill Anderson Mike Bauer Larry Bielenberg Steve Hart Mark Hirota Kaje Holst Joe Kittell Dick Knorr Carl Mangrum Chuck Mondale Dr. Dale 0. Thomas (coach) Russ Crenshaw (assistant coach) Polo Rugby Tennis Boxing Hockey Motor sport (car racing and Grand Prix) Juan Miguel Seco John Bird Marcel Paullier Jos6-Luis Damiani Mauricio Bravo Nicanor Camacho Beutilo Gonzales Antonio Guerra Bernardo Pinango Edgar RomAn JuAn Rond6n Caracas Sport Club Ceccotto Carlos Lavado IvAn Palazzese Jorge Andrew R. Scheller Western Samoa/ Tonga The following rugby players might be from either Western Samoa or Tonga% Bateman Grey A. Liavala Luke Ma'afu F. K. Ma'u Uruguay Venezuela (cycle) Tennis

- 82 - Country Zimbabwe Country not identified Spor t Cycling Golf Tennis Hockey Spor tsper son Graham Cocker ton* D. Gammon *! Tony Johnstone * G. Millar *' Gordon Waugh* Teddy Webber* J. du Toit * Alejandro Albertz Sabine Blemen-Schutz Pablo Boetsch Patricio Boffil Ricardo Kapsch Brigitte Kindler Alfredo Klempan Martin Koster Patrizia Lorenz Doris Mar tetschlager Daniel Montoya Rober to Ordoflez Rodrigo Ordofnez Juan Ortigosa Karin Reisenbauer Sven Schonborn Irmgard Seller Michael Stockings Andr~s Sureda Gustavo Thiermann Joaquin Wessel Andr6s Ziapel Alex Alt Dianne Deane Motor sport (car racing) Lew Baker Paolo Barilla Gordon Hatch Peter Morrison Alessandro Nannini Henry Pescarolo Trevor van Rooyen John Winter Bob Wollek * Now residing in South Africa. Karate

- 83 - Country sport Spor tsper son Country not Motor sport K. Hellyer identified (cycle) Polo Carlos Zavaleta Swimming Men Daniel Cogrossi Enrique Stella Women Yvonne Johnstone Abbe Masel Wrestling Gama Singh (professional) The following were listed as coming from Taiwan Province Athletics Chuan Kwang Yang Badminton Chung Chia-Jen Gan Rong-Yi Chen Yu-Chen Lee Chien-Mei Sun Tsai-Ching Michael Chang (manager) V. Y. Wong (manager) Golf Li-Ying Chen Yam Mao Chen Yuch-Chi Cheng Mei-Chi Cheng Yu-Chin Hau Yuan Ching-Chi Ho Ching-Ming Chin-Hsang Lin Tje-Chen Lin Wu Chun-Lung Lai Chung-Yen Ching Sen Hsieh Li Wen-Sheng Tse-Chung Chen Hsieh Yu-Shu Michael chang (manager) Kimmy Ho (manager)