Article 2 States shall take all appropriate action to bring about the total cessation o f sporting contacts with any country practising apartheid and shall refrain from official sponsorship, assistance or encouragement of such contacts.

Article 3 States shall take all appropriate action towards the exclusion or expulsion of any country practising apartheid from international and regional sports bodies. They shall give full support to national sports bodies attempting to exclude such countries from membership of international and regional sports associations, or to prevent such countries from participating in sports activities.

Article 4 1. S tates shall p ub licly declare and express total o p p o sitio n to apartheid in sports, as well as full and active support for the total boycott of all teams and sportsmen from the racist apartheid sports bodies. 2. States shall pursue a vigorous programme of public education aimed at securing strict adherence to the Olympic principle of non-discrimination in sports and widespread national acceptance for the spirit and letter of United Nations resolutions on apartheid in sports. 3. Sports bodies shall be actively encouraged to withhold any support from sporting events organized in violation of the Olympic principle and United Nations resolutions. To this end. States shall convey the United Nations resolutions on apartheid in sports to all national sports bodies urging them; (a) To disseminate such information to all their affiliates and branches; (b) To take all necessary action to ensure strict compliance with those resolutions. Article 5 States shall take appropriate actions against their sporting teams and organizations whose members collectively or individually participate in sports activities in any country practising apartheid or with teams from a country practising apartheid, which in particular shall include; (a) Refusal to provide financial or other assistance to enable sports bodies, teams or individuals to participate in sports activities in countries practising apartheid or with teams and individual sportsmen selected on the basis of apartheid'. (b) Refusal to provide financial or other assistance for any purpose to sports bodies whose team members or affiliates participate in such sporting activities; (c) Withdrawal of access to national sporting facilities to such teams or individuals; Id) Non-recognition by States of all professional sporting contacts which involve sporting activities in any country practising apartheid, or w ith team s or in dividual sportsm en selected on the basis of apartheid". (e) Denial and withdrawal of national honours or awards to such teams or individuals; (J) Denial of official receptions to teams or sportsmen participating in sports activities with teams or individual sportsmen from any country practising apartheid.

Article 6 Slates shall deny visas and/or entry to representatives of sports bodies, members of teams or individual sportsmen from any country practising apartheid.

Article 7 Slates shall establish national regulations and guidelines against participation with apartheid \n sports and shall ensure that effective means exist for bringing about compliance with such guidelines.

Article 8 States shall co-operate with ami-apartheid movements and other organizations which are engaged in promoting the implementation of the principles of this Declaration.

Article 9 Slates undertake to encourage actively and publicly all official bodies, private enterprises and other groups engaged in promoting, organizing or servicing sports activities to refrain from undertaking any action which in any way supports, assists or enables the organization of activities in volving apartheid in sports.

Article 10 States shall urge all their regional, provincial and other authorities to take whatever steps are necessary to ensure the strict compliance with the provisions of this Declaration.

Article II States agree to use their best endeavours to terminate the practice of apartheid in sports in accordance with the principles contained in this Declaration and. to this end. States agree to work towards the prompt preparation and adoption of an international convention on apartheid in sports based on the principles contained in this Declaration which would include sanctions for violation of its terms. Article 12 1. States and international, regional and national sports bodies shall actively support projects, undertaken in collaboration with the Organization of African Unity and the South African liberation movements recognized by it towards the formation of non-racial teams truly representative of South Africa. 2. To this end. States and all appropriate organizations shall encourage, assist and recognize genuine non-racial sports bodies in South Africa endorsed by the Special Committee against Apariheid, the Organization of African Unity and the South African liberation movements recognized by it. 3. They shall also give active support to sportsmen and sports administrators

in their opposition to apariheid in sports.

Article IS International, regional and national sports bodies shall uphold the Olympic principle and cease all sports contact with the racist apartheid sports b odies.

Article 14 International sporting bodies shall not impose financial or other penalties on affiliated bodies which, in accordance with United Nations resolutions and the spirit of the Olympic Charter, refuse to participate in sports contact with any country practising apartheid.

Article 15 National sports bodies shall take appropriate action to persuade their international federation to exclude racist apartheid sports bodies from membership and from all international aaivities.

Ariicle 16 All national Olympic committees shall declare their opposition to apartheid in sports, and to sports contact with South Africa, and shall actively encourage all affiliates and constituent members to end all sports contact with South Africa.

Article 17 The provisions of this Declaration concerning the boycott of South African sports teams shall not apply to non-racial sports bodies endorsed by the Special Committee against Apartheid, the Organization of African Unity and the South African liberation movements recognized by it and their members.

Article IS All international, regional, national sports bodies and Olympic committees shall endorse the principles of this Declaration and support and uphold all provisions contained therein. They reaffirmed their full support for the inter­ The Gleneagles Agreement national campaign against apartheid and wel­ comed the efforts of the United Nations to reach on Sporting Contacts universally accepted approaches to the question of with South Africa sporting contacts within the framework of that c a m p a ig n . Issued by Commonwealth Heads of Government, meeting in Britain, 1977 Mindful of these and other considerations, they accepted it as the urgent duty of each o f their Gov­ ernments vigorously to combat the evil of apart­ heid by withholding any form of support for, and by taking every practical step to discourage con­ tact or competition by their nationals with sport­ ing organisations, teams or sportsmen from South Africa or from any other country where sports are organised on the basis of race, colour or ethnic o r ig in .

They fully acknowledged that it was for each Gov­ ernment to determine in accordance with its law the methods by which it might best discharge these The member countries of the Commonwealth, commitments. But they recognised that the embracing peoples of diverse races, colours, effective fulfilment of their commitments was languages and faiths, have long recognised racial essential to the harmonious development of Com­ prejudice and discrimination as a dangerous sick­ monwealth sport hereafter. ness and an unmitigated evil and are pledged to use all their efforts to foster human dignity every­ where. At their London Meeting, Heads of Gov­ They acknowledged also that the full realisation of ernment reaffirmed that apartheid in sport, as in their objectives involved the understanding, sup­ other fields, is an abomination and runs directly port and active participation of the nationals of counter to the Declaration of Commonwealth their countries and of their national sporting Principles which they made at Singapore on 22 organisations and authorities. As they drew a January 1971. curtain across the past they issued a collective call for that understanding, support and participation They were conscious that sport is an important with a view to ensuring that in this matter the means of developing and fostering understanding peoples and Governments of the Commonwealth between the people, and especially between the might help to give a lead to the world. young people, of all countries. But, they were also aware that, quite apart from other factors, sport­ Heads of Government specially welcomed the ing contacts between their nationals and the belief, unanimously e.xpressed at their Meeting, nationals o f countries practising apartheid in sport that in the light of their consultations and accord tend to encourage the belief (however unwar­ there were unlikely to be future sporting contacts ranted) that they are prepared to condone this of any significance between Commonwealth abhorrent policy or are less than totally committed countries or their nationals and South Africa to the Principles embodied in their Singapore while that country continues to pursue the Declaration. Regretting past misunderstandings detestable policy of apartheid. On that basis, and and difficulties and recognising that these were having regard to their commitments, they looked partly the result of inadequate inter-governmental forward with satisfaction to the holding of the consultations, they agreed that they would seek to Commonwealth Games in Edmonton and to the remedy this situation in the context of the continued strengthening of Commonwealth sport increased level of understanding now achieved. g e n e r a lly . MINISTER FOR Ai, A C S I R A I lA FOREIGN AFFAIRS NEWS RELEASE

The Government has significantly strengthened its policy on sporting contracts with South Africa.

From now on, all individual amateur South African sportsmen and women domiciled in South Africa would be considered as representatives of South Africa unless there was definite proof to the contrary. As representatives they would not be allowed entry to Australia.

This means that several categories of sportsmen and women who would have previously been eligible to compete in Australia will now be banned from entry.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Hayden, said that this action was in line with the Govern­ ment's total rejection of apartheid. South Africa was the only country which based its social and political system on an institutionalised form of racial discrimination. The inequities of apartheid pervaded all aspects of that society. The Government believed that non-racial sport could not be played or organised in a society based on apartheid.

Mr Hayden said that the Government, after carefully reviewing the question of sporting contacts had also decided:

• No South African sporting teams would be allowed entry to Australia;

• Australian sportsmen and women would be discouraged from competing in South Africa;

• "third country" contacts, in which Australians compete against South Africans in other countries, would be opposed;

• the Government would seek to persuade Australian sports bodies to bring pressure to bear to have South Africa expelled from international sports federations and competitions;

• the Government would seek to persuade other Governments to discourage South African participation in sporting competitions in their country.

Mr Hayden said that the toughening of the policy on amateurs was because amateur sports contestants competing overseas normally did so either directly or indirectly under the auspices and at the expense of their country or national sporting bodies. In these circumstances they were clearly representatives. The Government had decided that in the case of individual professional sportsmen or women they would be assumed to be not-representative unless there was proof to the contrary. Genuine individual professional sportsmen and women normally do not rely on the support of a national body for their participation in overseas competition.

Mr Hayden said that the existing bans on entry to Australia of West Indian, Sri Lankan and Englisfi cricketers who had taken part in "rebel" tours of South Africa would be lifted. The Government considered it was not the responsibility of Australia nor consistent with the Glen- eagles Agreement for Australia to take action against the nationals of other countries over their sporting contacts with South Africa. South Africa’s Present Position in International Sport

A. Olympic Sports International federation or South Africa’s status association

Olympic Games International Olympic suspended from participating Committee (IOC) in the 1964 Games but the suspension was lifted in 1968. Intervention by African countries forced the IOC to re­ impose the suspension. Expelled in May 1970.

A rchery Federation Internationale full member but only allowed de Tir a I'Arc (FITA) participation at discretion of host country.

A thletics International Amateur SA expelled from lAAF on Athletic Federation (lAAF) 22 July 1976 at its Montreal congress. (Veterans athletics— see Other Sports)

B asketball Federation Internationale expelled in 1978 de Basketball Amateur (FIBA)

B obsleigh &. Federation Internationale not a member, this sport is not tobogganing de Bobsleigh et de practised in South Africa. Tobogganing (FIBT)

Boxing—amateur Association Internationale expelled in 1968. (Professional de Boxe Amateur (AIBA) Boxing—see Other Sports)

C anoein g Federation Internationale conditionally suspended by de Canoe (FIC) FIC. South Africans allowed to participate as individuals in certain competitions.

C ycling Federation Internationale application for membership of Amateur de Cyciisme (FIAC) FIAC by SA Cycling Federation rejected in 1970; decision confirmed in 1973.

Equestrian sport Federation Equestre full member Internationale (FEI)

F encing Federation Internationale full member, but not allowed d'Escrime (FIE) to compete in world championships. However SA arranges bilateral matches with some West European countries.

F o o tb a ll Federation Internationale expelled in July 1976 de Football Association (FIFA)

G ym n astics Federation Internationale de full member but forced out of Gymnastique (FIG) world championships by East European countries. International participation restricted to competitions in USA, Switzerland and Israel. H andball International Handball SA's application for Federation (IHF) membership rejected by the IHF Congress in London, August 1982.

H o ck ey Federation Internationale full member of FIH but de Hockey (FIH) excluded from world champion­ ships through pressure from African members.

Ice H ockey International Ice Hockey full member but international Federation (IlHF) participation restricted to inviting teams and individuals to SA .

Ju d o International Judo SA has declined to submit Federation (IJF) formal application for membership in view of its certain rejection.

Luge Federation Internationale has not applied to join. No de Luge de Course (FIL) association in SA.

Pentathlon & Union Internationale full member, but does not take B iathlon de Pentathlon Moderne et part in international Biathlon (UIPMB) biathlon events.

R ow ing Federation Internationale full member, but has been des Societes d’Aviron (FISA) barred from participating in world championships. International participation restricted to Henley Regatta () and inviting competitors to SA.

S h o o tin g Union Internationale de Tir full member but may only (UIT) participate as individuals by invitation of host country. In small-bore rifle shooting South Africa is not allowed to take part in world championships but invites a few international competitors to its shooting events.

Skating International Skating Union full member but not allowed to (ISU) compete in world championships

Skiing (snow) Federation Internationale full member but barred from de Ski (FIS) international competition.

Sw im m ing Federation Internationale expelled in 1973 de Natation Amateur (FINA)

V olleyball Federation Internationale has not applied for de Volley-Ball (FIVB) membership as SA is aware that it will be rejected. Weightlifting International Weightlifting expelled in 1972; has estab­ Federation (IWF) lished bilateral exchanges with Taiwan, another expelled m em ber.

W restling Federation Internationale expelled in 1970 de Lutte Amateur (FILA)

Yacht racing International Yacht full member but only takes Racing Union (lYRU) part in some divisions by invitation of host country.

B. Other Sports International federation or South Africa's status association

A erob atics No recognised federation takes part in activities loosely assembled by European and American countries.

A nglin g Confederation Mondiale membership suspended: there de la Peche Sportive are various other angling and Fishing organizations which allow SA to participate

B adm inton International Badminton retains membership but has F ederation been barred from participation in world championships

Baseball International Association suspended from all of Amateur Baseball international activity

Bodybuilding International Bodybuilding full member but has been Federation (IBBF) barred from participation in world championships

B oxing World Boxing Council (WBC) SA is a member of WBA only. (Professional) World Boxing Assoc (WBA) WBA Executive is heavily loaded with white South Africans and consequently dominates its administration.

B ow ls International Bowls full member but barred from Association taking part in world ch am p ion sh ips. S A ’s international competition restricted, by and large, to bilateral links with the UK.

C asting International Casting member but only participates F ederation by invitation of host country

C hess International Chess expelled in 1978 F ederation

C ricket— m en’s International SA Cricket Association ceased Conference (ICC, formerly to be a member of the ICC in Imperial Cricket Conference) 1961, after SA left the Commonwealth, but it retained bilateral relations with ICC member countries until 1970 C ricket— w o m en ’s International Women's full member. Not allowed to Cricket Association participate in world championships

C ycling Union Cycliste although SA is not a member Internationale (UCI) of UCI some UCI members participate in SA. UCI not recognised by IOC.

D arts World Federation the W DF, inaugurated in (WDF) London on 21 March 1976. has accepted the anti-apartheid SA Darts Board of Control (SADBOC) as a member. SADBOC has pledged not to accept any invitation to play in world fixtures until there is complete freedom in the movement of play in SA.

G o lf International G olf Association full member but particpates in world championships by negotiation with host country (both amateur and professional). Individuals barred from nearly all Third World countries.

K arate World Union of Karatedo full member but panic- Organisations ipates by invitation of host country

Motorcycling Federation Internationale full member and participates Motocyliste in championships in most countries

M otor cars World Grand Prix Motor SA Grand Prix forms part of Championship the circuit (international Grand Prix racing is sponsored mainly by commercial concerns dealing with motor parts and accessories)

N etball International Federation of expelled in 1979 Netball Associations

Orienteering International Not a member Orienteering Federation

Disabled sport International Sports full member and allowed to Organisation for the participate in most activities D isabled as nearly all activities held in E ngland

Power Boats Union Internationale full member and participates Motonautique in all activities as member. Is composed exclusively of western countries. Power Lifting International Power Lifting application rejected in 1979 Federation

Roller-skating Federation Internationale full member but barred from de Roller-Skating world championships

R ugby Federation Internationale not a member of FIRA; de Rugby Amateur (FIRA); full member of IRB, along with International Rugby Board England, Scotland, Wales, (IRB) Ireland, New Zealand, Australia and France. IRB member countries arrange bilateral tours

Silent sports International Committee full member but not allowed to o f Silent Sport participate in any activity

Softball International Softball full member but is only Federation allowed to participate in competitions by negotiation with host country

Squash International Participation in world Association championships subject to negotiation with the host country

Table Tennis International Table Tennis white SA Table Tennis Union Federation (ITTF) expelled from ITTF in 1956 and anti-apartheid SA Table Tennis Board (SATTB) accepted as a member. After 1957, when SATTB members returning from participating in the World Championships had their passports confiscated, the SATTB announced that it would not participate in inter­ national competitions until conditions in SA were conducive to non-racial play at all levels. The SA government has never accepted the SATTB and lists SA as expelled from international table tennis.

T aek w on d o has not applied for F ederation membership knowing that it will be rejected

Tenpin Bowling Federation Internationale not a member des Quilleurs Tennis International Tennis full member but barred from Federation (ITF) Davis Cup competition by decision of ITF management committee on 23 March 1970; excluded again in 1972 but since 1973 has been allowed to play in various American zones. Excluded from both Davis Cup and Federation Cup competitions since February 1978, when an ITF Commission visited SA to investigate tennis admini­ stration. Individuals barred from many countries.

Trampolining Internationaler full member and enjoys inter­ Trampolin-Verband national participation because most members are from western countries

T ug-of-W ar Tug-of-War International full member but takes part in Federation international competitions by negotiation with host country

Underwater sport Confederation Mondiale full member but only des Activities Subaquatiques participates in competitions by invitation of host country

University sports Federation Internationale not a member but has bilateral de Sport Universitaire relations with some West European countries

Veterans’ Athletics World Association of full member and participates Veterans’ Athletics in most competitions

Water-skiing Union Mondiale de Ski full member but excluded from N autique world championships. Takes part in international water- skiing events staged in Italy, France and West Germany by invitation CONSTITUTION THE SOUTH AFRICAN COUNCIL ON SPORT

INTERPRETATION CLAUSE

In interpreting these rules, regulations and standing orders of the Council the w ords-

1. "Council" or "S A C O S " mean The South African Council on Sport. 2. IOC means the International Olympic Committee. 3. International Federation, Board, Association or Union, mean the International Bodies controlling the particular branch of sport throughout the world. 4. Executive Committee means the Executive Committee of the South African Council on Sport. 5. Member means a National Association, Board, Federation or Union which is in Member­ ship with the South African Council of Sport.

ARTICLE 1; NAME; The name of the Organisation shall be "The South African Council on Sport" (herein referred to as the "SA C O S".)

ARTICLE 2: AIMS AND OBJECTS

The objects of the Council are:

(a) To foster a spirit of goodwill, equality and fraternity among all people without any dis­ crimination \^atever on the grounds of race, colour or creed and further carry out the provisions of the statutes of IOC and other international bodies controlling sport in the world and also to prevent racial, colour, religious or political discrimination among sportsmen.

(b) To assist a member of this Council to affiliate to International bodies controlling their particular branch of sport.

(c) To foster friendly relations among the National Associations, officials and players in the Republic of South Africa and overseas.

(d) To assist affiliated members of the Council to promote, control and administer their particular branch of sport in keeping with the rules and principles laid down by the International bodies. ARTICLES : MEMBERSHIP

(a) The membership of SA CO S shall be open to all National Associations and Provincial Councils of sport, playing or conducting sport in compliance with the provisions and principles of IOC and or the world body controlling that particular branch of sport. The Provincial Council shall consist of not less than five bona codes.

(b) The annual membership fee shall be the sum of R100payable on or before the 28 February of each year.

(c) Application for membership shall be dealt with by the Conference, Council or the Executive of SACOS.

ARTICLE 4: OFFICIALS

The Officials of the SA C O S shall be:

(a) A President, (b) A Vice President, (c) The Secretariate: The Secretariate shall consist of: - i A Secretary General,

ii A Secretary who shall at the direction of the Secretary General convene all meetings (except departmental) record the proceedings of meetings, prepare and circularise the minutes within 21 days of it being held, and generally attend to all local correspondence.

iii A Secretary who shall raise funds and to generally to keep the Council in good financial standing. He shall however, co-opt to assist him in his undertaking. A report reflecting the Income and Expenditure shall be drawn and presented each month.

iv A Secretary who shall prepare literature for publication and to ensure that a Newsletter is produced at least once a month. The Newsletter shall include local news and information from abroad.

(d) Three Patrons shall be elected at the Biennial Conference.

ARTICLE 5; COUNCIL OF SACOS

The six officials and the four delegates from each affiliated unit and two delegates from each of the Provincial Councils shall constitute the Council.

ARTICLE 6: THE EXECUTIVE

The Executive of SA C O S shall consist of:—

(a) The President, (b) The Vice-President, (c) The Secretary General, (d) The Three persons elected to the Secretariate, and (e) Four other persons to be elected from the floor. A R T IC L E 7: B IE N N IA L C O N FE R EN C E

The Biennial Conference of SA C O S shall be held every two years (before 31st March). Each Conference shall fix the place and the date for the next Conference, All members of the Council as laid down in Clause 5 shall be entitled to participate in the Biennial Conference.

A R T IC L E 8: E X E C U T IV E C O M M IT T EE

The Executive Committee of SA CO S shall be responsible for the administration of SACOS. It shall have full powers in dealing with all matters in-between Conference.

Tbe Executive Committee shall meet at least once a month.

ARTICLE 9: AGENOA OF THE BIENNIAL CONFERENCE

The Agenda of the Biennial Conference shall be drawn up by the Executive Committee.

A R T IC L E 10; H E A D Q U A R T E R S

The Headquarters shall be decided upon by the Conference.

A R T IC L E 11: BA N K IN G A CCO U N T

SA CO S shall open an account in an approved bank. The President and the Treasurer or the Secretary General shall operate on the account.

ARTICLE 12; MATTERS NOT PROVIDED FOR

Any matters not provided for in the Rules and Regulations shall be decided by the Executive Committee.

ARTICLE 13 MEETING NOTICES

Biennial Conference and Council Meetings 30 Days Notice; Executive Meetings 7 days Notice.

A R T IC L E 14: Q U O RU M

One more than half entitled to be present.

ARTICLE 15 AMENDMENT TO RULES AND CONSTITUTION

May be charged only by a two-thirds majority of those present and voting.

A R T IC L E 16; IN D E M N IT Y

The Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, members of the Executive Cpmmittee and all other Officials of the Council shall be and are hereby indemnified out of and from funds and property of the Council from and against all losses, charges, costs, damages and every other expense and liability they may incur of put to concerning or about the Executive or their respective duties as Officers of the Council, and no one of them shall be held answerable or deemed to be in any way responsible for any act or default of the one or the other of them, or for any deficiency of any title or security whatsoever taken by the Council, nor shall the Officers of the Council, as aforesaid, be liable for any loss occasioned by any banker or other persons with whom money entrusted for safe custody, invested or otherwise placed, nor for any involuntary loss, misfortune or damage which may happen or take place in the execution of their respective offices as a result thereof, provided, however, that any such loss, misfortune of damage be not occasioned by the bona fide acts of such Officer or though his wilful default. Membership of the Council shall be in no way given to any affiliated body or member of the Committee, any individual with title, interest, claim or demand in or any monies, property or assets of the South African Council on Sport.

A R T IC L E 17: D ISSO LU T IO N

In the event of a dissolution of the South African Council on Sport the assets of the Council shall be realised and shall be handed over either to an organisation of similar objects or donated to charity.

A R T IC L E 18: SU SPE N SIO N OR EX PU LSIO N

(a) The South African Council on Sport (SACOS) shall have the power to suspend, expel, fine or otherwise deal with any Official, member or affiliate guilty of a breach of the rules, aims and/or objects of SACO S, and/or guilty of any conduct which is adjudged by the Council of SA C O S and/or a Committee appointed by it, to be prejudicial to the aims and/or objects of SACOS.

(b) Without prejudice to the generality of the aforegoing conduct which may adjudged prejudicial to the aims and/or objects of SA C O S may include:

(i) The co-operation with or support of any person or body of persons which in the opinion of the Council and or the Committee appointed by it, pursues a policy incon­ sistent with the policy of non-racialism as enunciated by SACOS. Thank you We are grateful to the following who so kindly responded to our call for a contribution towards the printing of this report:

South African Cricket Board Boland Cricket Board Griqualand West Cricket Union

South African Squash Rackets Federation Natal Squash Rackets Federation Western Province Squash Rackets Federation Athlone Squash Rackets Club

South African Chess Association

South African Table Tennis Board Livingstone Kenilworth Table Tennis Club

Amateur Swimming Association of South Africa Amateur Swimming Association of Border Lotus Amateur Swimming Club Colliers Swimming School Manta Swimming Club Marlin Amateur Swimming Club Boland Amateur Swimming Association Dolphin Amateur Swimming Club Trafalgar Amateur Swimming Club Bellville South Amateur Swimming Club

Tygerberg Rugby Football Union

Natal Council of Sport Eastern Province Council of Sport Griqualand West Council of Sport Transvaal Council of Sport Western Province Council of Sport South African Surf Lifesaving Union

S A Amateur Weightlifting & Bodybuilding Federation WP Amateur Weightlifting & Bodybuilding Union Paarl Physical Culture Club

South African Netball Union Worcester en Distrike Netball Unie

South African Darts Board of Control Eastern Transvaal Darts Union Western Province Darts Board

Blackburn Mens Hockey Club

Wes Boland Softball Association

Boland Cycling Union

W. Adams; A Ahmed; Clive Anthony; Joe Ebrahim; G A Fredericks; V H Gajjar; G H Giose; S B Gumede; A R Hassan; W A Hofmeyer; J P Jawitz; Mrs J V Julius; K Kamdar; M A Kathrada; E Loga; Llo y? Louw; Y G Mahomed; A Mangera; The Meyer Family; M G Moodley; R G Moses; E A Motala; R D Naidu; 0 Odhav; C M Peer; G K Rangasamy; L W Smith; Maya Singh; R J Solomons; D D Soma; A H Trikamjee; C I Vawda; Mrs Rookhaya Vawda; J W Neethling;

And several others who either did not want their names mentioned or omitted to give their names when sending in their contribution. South African Senior Schools' Sports Association Karoo Senior Schools' Sports Association North West District Senior Schools' Sports Union Western Province Senior Schools' Sports Union

South African Primary Schools' Sports Association Natal Primary Schools' Sports Board Boland Laerskool Sportliga Claremont/Wynberg & Lansdowne Schools Sports Union Orange Free State Primary Schools' Sports Union Western Province Primary Schools' Sports Board

Diamond Park Country Club

Tennis Association of South Africa Western Province Tennis Union Southern Natal Tennis Union

South African Baseball Association Ridgeville Baseball Club Maitland Giants Baseball Club

South African Soccer Federation SA Soccer Federation Professional League Northern Natal Soccer Board Eastern Transvaal Football Association Transvaal Soccer Board Isipingo Districts Football Association Southern Natal Kwa Zulu Soccer Board

Amateur Volleyball Association of South Africa Natal Volleyball Union OFFICIALS

PRESIDENT Frank van der Horst, 60 Chester Road, Woodstock 7925 Telephone: (021)473580 (H)

VICE PRESIDENT Y. (Joe) Ebrahim, P.O. Box 22, Athlone 7760 Telephones; (021) 722842 (H), (021) 679031 (0)

GENERAL SECRETARY Morgan Naidoo, P.O. Box 48178, Qualbert, 4078 Telephones: (031) 215881/3067666 (0), (031) 283032 (H)

INTERNAL SECRETARY Colin Clarke, P.O. Box 159, Athlone 7760 Telephone: (021) 9318062 (W)

SECRETARY FOR FINANCE Krish Mackerdhuj, P.O. Box 37441, Overport 4067 Telephones (031) 872834 (H), (031) 484281 (W)

SECRETARY FOR PUBLICATIONS Alan Zinn, 292 Stanford Road, Gelvandale, Port Elizabeth 6016 Telephone (041) 4227663 (H)

EXECUTIVE MEMBERS

A.E. Fortuin, "Marizel", Kloof Street, Wellington 7655 Telephone (02211) 32716 (H), (02211) 21851 (W)

H.C.C. Hendricks, 25 Arum Street, Sarepta, Kuils River 7580 Telephone; (021) 9033940 (H)

Don Kali, P.O. Box 3637, Durban 4000 Telephone: (031) 67527 (0), (031) 971397 (H)

James Letuka, P.O. Box 18026, Bloemfontein 9315 Telephone; (051) 36468 (H), (051) 342010 (S) AFFILIATES

AMATEUR SWIMMING ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA President; Thabo Seotsanyana, 11238 Orlando West Extension P.O. Orlando, 1804 - Telephone: (011) 9394903 (H) Secretary; Morgan Naidoo, 86 Foxglove Place, Asherville, Durban 4091 Telephone: 215881 (0), 283032 (H)

AMATEUR VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA President: Derrick Naidoo 'Likim ' Daisy Hill Road, Square Hill, Retreat 7945 Telephone; (021) 721254 (H) Secretary: Mrs Avis Smith, P.O. Box 16155, Gelvandale, Port Elizabeth 6016 Telephone: (041) 811869 (H) (041) 47236 (W)

SOUTH AFRICAN AMATEUR ATHLETIC BOARD President: H.C.C. Hendricks, 25 Arum Street, Sarepta, Kuils River 7580 Telephone; (021) 9033940(H) Secretary: R.E. Bastian, 17 Mont Rose Avenue, Elriche Estate, Paarl 7646 Telephone: (02211) 8857 (H)

SOUTH AFRICAN AMATEUR BOXING COUNCIL President: F. Carrolisson, 11 Strelitzia Street, Paarl 7646 Secretary: Mr S. Parenzee, 40/15th Avenue, Lavistown 7764 Telephone: (021) 9342053 (H) 676696 (W)

SOUTH AFRICAN AMATEUR WEIGHTLIFTING AND BODYBUILDING FEDERATION President: W. Delport, 1 PetroneHa Street, Kimberley 8301 Telephone: (0531) 33629 (H) (0531) 24261/2 (W) Secretary: R.O. Naidu, 73 Mullien Place, Asherville, Durban 4091 Telephone; (031) 288020 (H) (031) 69534 (D) SOUTH AFRICAN BASEBALL ASSOCIATION President; K.C. March, 5 Stuart Street, Springdale, Port Elizabeth 6016 Telephone: (041) 422548 (H) (041) 413344 (D) Secretary: S.M. Brickwa, 8 Seale Street, Crawford 7764 Telephone: (021) 664728 (H) (021) 472795 (W)

SOUTH AFRICAN BILLIARDS AND SNOOKER CONTROL BOARD President: Gakiem Abrahams, P.O. Box 4104, Korsten 6014 Telephone; (041) 426149 (H) Secretary; E. Samaai, 3 Donald Avenue, Athlone 7764 Telephone: (021) 6386469 (H) (021) 925053 (W)

SOUTH AFRICAN.CHESS ASSOCIATION President; A.L.isaacs, 14 John Laguma Road, Heathfield 7800 Telephone: (021) 756441 (H) 211530 (0) Secretary: S. Mahomed, P.O. Box 217, Athlone 7760 Telephone: (021) 695739 (H) SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET BOARD President: K. Mackerdhuj, P.O. Box 37441, Overport 4067 Telephone (031) 872834 (H) (031) 484281 (W) Secretary: A. Mangera, P.O. Box 54059, Vrededorp 2141 Telephone: (O il) 8521863 (H) (O il) 8526606 (0)

SOUTH AFRICAN CYCLING BOARD President: E.C. January, P.O. Box 220, Athlone 7760

SOUTH AFRICAN DARTS BOARD OF CONTROL President: W.P. Scholtz. 38 Ormskirk Street, Woodstock 7925 Telephone (021) 474754 (W) Secretary: M.F. Johnson, P.O. Box 6282, Roggebaai 8012 Telephone: (021) 710954 (H) (021) 637-9040 (W)

SOUTH AFRICAN HOCKEY BOARD President: K.C. March, 5 Stuart Street, Springdale, Port Elizabeth 6016 Telephone: (041) 422548 (H) (041) 413344 (W) Secretary: Frank van der Horst, 60 Chester Road, Woodstock 7925 Telephone: (021) 473580

SOUTH AFRICAN NETBALL UNION President: J. Abrahams, 10 Malva Street, Wellington 7655 Telephone: (02211) 23176 (W) Secretary: S. Parenzee. 4 0 ,15th Street, Lavistown 7764 Telephone: (021) 9319030 (H) (021) 676696 (W)

SOUTH AFRICAN PRIMARY SCHOOLS'SPORTS ASSOCIATION President: T.R. Mackay, 20 Rabie Street, Korsten, Port Elizabeth 6016 Telephone: (041) 48051 (H); (041) 423255 (S) Secretary: E. Yon, 50 Liebenberg Road, Gelvandale, Port Elizabeth 6016 Telephone: (041)422638 (S)

SOUTH AFRICAN RUGBY UNION President: E.S. Patel, 12 Katberg Avenue, Bosmont2093 Telephone: (O il) 273849 (H) (O il) 236751 (W) Secretary: G.J. Summers, 5 Madeliefie Avenue, Square Hill Park, Kimberley 8301 Telephone: (0531) 41007 (H) (0531) 42365 (W)

SOUTH AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOLS' SPORTS ASSOCIATION President: N. Rathinasamy, C/o Nirvana Secondary School P.O. Box 4, Lenasia 1820 Telephone: (O il) 8525617 (H) (O il) 8522204 (W) Secretary: R.A. Feldman, P.O. Box 159 Maraisburg 1700 Telephone: (O il) 6726955 (H) (O il) 275251 (S) SOUTH AFRICAN SOCCER FEDERATION President: R.K. Reddy, 111 Dunnotar Avenue, Asherville, Durban 4091 Telephone: (031) 286770 (H) (031) 3068555 (W) Secretary: G.K. Naidoo P.O. Box 48016, Qualbert 4078 Telephone: (031) 312542(0) SOUTH AFRICAN SOCCER FEDERATION PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE President: A. Trikamjee, P.O. Box 48301, Qualbert 4078 Telephone: (031) 285409 (H); (031) 317929 (0) Secretary: S.K. Chetty, P.O. Box 1140, Durban 4000 Telephone: (031) 329590/329500 (0); (031) 284245 (H)

SOUTH AFRICAN SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION President: Miss Thelma Achilles, 64 Broad Road, Wynberg, Cape Town 7800 Telephone: (021) 779416 (H) (021) 676730 (W) Secretary: Mrs Dallas Heynes, 6 Cedars Avenue, Rocklands, Mitchells Plain, Cape 7785 Telephone: (021) 244953 (W)

SOUTH AFRICAN SQUASH RACKETS FEDERATION President: C.l. Vawda, P.O. Box 12, Verulam 4340 Telephone (031) 842601 (H) (0322) 31017 (W) Secretary: V. Gajjar, P.O. Box 75104 Gardenview, Transvaal 2047 Telephone: (O il) 8531604 (H) (O il) 6161890 (0)

SOUTH AFRICAN SURF LIFESAVING UNION President M.A. Kathrada, 2, 6th Avenue, Isipingo Beach 4115 Telephone (031) 922872 (H) (031) 923360 (W) Secretary: M. Adam, 11 Delta Road Isipingo Beach 4115 Telephone: (021) 923183 (H) (021) 3046311 Ext 239

SOUTH AFRICAN TABLE TENNIS BOARD President: Dr E.l. Vawda, 33 Scotia Terrace, Red Hill, Durban 4051 Telephone: (031) 838553 (H) (031) 923033 (W) Secretary: Miss Cheryl Roberts, 9 Genoa Road, Wentworth 4052 Telephone: (031) 482028

SOUTH AFRICAN TEACHERS' TRAINING COLLEGES SPORTS ASSOCIATION Secretary : E.A. De Mink, Private Bag 3, Kasselvlei 7530 Telephone: (021) 642055 (H) (021) 952131 (W)

SOUTH AFRICAN WOMEN'S HOCKEY BOARD President Mrs. Doreen Martin, 172 Tenth Avenue, Kensington 7405 Telephone: (021) 5932704 (H) (021) 410401 (W) Secretary: Miss F.E. Kotze, The Twins' 12 Morat Street, Korsten, Port Elizabeth 6016 Telephone: (021) 46878 (H) (021) 422638 (W) TENNIS ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA President: A.E. Fortuin, 'Marizel' Kloof Street, Wellington 7655 Telephone: (02211) 32716 (H) (02211) 21851 (W) Secretary: Colin Clarke, P.O. Box 159, Athlone 7760 Telephone: (021) 9318062 (W)

BOLAND COUNCIL OF SPORT President: A.E. Fortuin, 'Marizel' Kloof Street, Wellington 7655 Telephone: (02211) 32716 (H) (02211) 21851 (W) Secretary: J. Sitzer, 27 Upington Street, Paarl 7646 Telephone: (0251) 25955, (0251) 8820 (W)

BORDER COUNCIL OF SPORT President: John Bennet, 20 Euphorbia Road, Parkside, East London 5209 Telephone: (0431) 29078 (H) Secretary: G.A. Fredericks, 137 Greenpoint Road, Buffalo Flats, East London 5209 Telephone: (0431) 48779 (H) (0431) 29229 (W)

EASTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL OF SPORT President: R.P. Uren, P.O. Box 17014, Saitville 6059 Telephone: (041) 811996 (H) (041) 816262 (S) Secretary: A.R. Zinn, P.O. Box 16144, Gelvandale 6016 Telephone: (041) 427663 (H) (041) 816263 (S)

GRIQUALAND WEST COUNCIL OF SPORT Acting President: Lloyd Louw, 3 Garnet Road, Gemdene, Kimberley 8301 Secretary: B. Hermanus, 18 Recreation Road, Flonanville, Kimberley 8301 Telephone: (0531) 43365 (H)

NATAL COUNCIL OF SPORT President. K. Mackerdhuj, P.O. Box 37441, Overport 4067 Telephone: (031) 872834 (H) (031)484281 (W) Secretary: C.l. Vawda, P.O. Box 12, Verulam 4340 Telephone: (031) 842601 (H) (0322) 31017 (0)

TRANSVAAL COUNCIL OF SPORT President; R. Feldman, P.O. Box 159, Maraisburg 1700 Telephone: (011) 6726955 (H) (011) 275251/6735801 (W) The Secretariat, C/o 82 Gazania Road, Riverlea, Johannesburg 2092 Telephone; (011) 276009 (H)

VICTORIA EAST COUNCIL OF SPORT President: M.D. Jabodwana, C/o P.O. Box 39, Fort Hare 5701

WESTERN PROVINCE COUNCIL OF SPORT President Colin Clarke, P.O. Box 159, Athlone 7760 Telephone: (021) 9318062 (W) Secretary: Miss I. Joseph, P.O. Box 277, Athlone 7760 W E A R E

INDEBTED TO

MR LATIEF PARKER

OF CAPE TOWN

F O R H IS

GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION

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R E P R O S E T . . . The policies and practices of apartheid and racial discrimination are a negation of the principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter. The United Nations General Assembly has recognised since 1977 when it adopted an International Declaration against apartheid in sports that the boycott of racially selected South African teams was an important component of the international campaign against apartheid. It further recognized that fully integrated non-racial sport could not take place in a society governed by apartheid laws and regulations. It is a matter of encouragement to all that the movement against apartheid in sport is gaining momentum, thanks to the understanding and active support of national and international sporting organizations, authorities, sportsmen and sportswomen throughout the world. Javier Perez de Cuellar Secretary General of the United Nations L_

Collection Number: AG3403 Collection Name: Non-racial Sports History Project, Transvaal

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