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Journal of Olympic History Volu M E 25 | N U M Ber 2 | 2017 “La Blanquirroja” – Perú’S Forgotten Heroes of Olympic Football Contents JOURNALOF OLYMPICHIST JOURNAL OF O RY RY VOLU M E 25 OLYMPIC HISTORY | N U M BER THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF OLYMPIC HIstoRIANS 2 | 2017 VOLUME 25 | NUMBER 2 | 2017 “LA B L ANQUIRROJA” – PERÚ’S FORGOTTEN HEROES OF Ol YM P IC F OOT B A ll “La Blanquirroja” – Perú’s forgotten heroes of Olympic Football + Edwin Vásquez “Shooting Star” + Passing the Torch: Romanticism and the Modern Olympic Revival + Branding the legacy of “The Flying Finn” + The Ancient Games of Aktion + Three sailors and a sergeant-major: Dutch participation in Paris 1900 Contents 1 Welcome to the issue 2 Message from the President 3 Minutes of ISOH Executive Committee Meeting in Stockholm | by David Wallechinsky 6 “La Blanquirroja” – Perú’s forgotten heroes of Olympic Football | by Volker Kluge 18 Edwin Vásquez “Shooting Star” | by Volker Kluge 20 Branding the legacy of “The Flying Finn” * | by Miia Grénman, Juulia Räikkönen, Ulla Hakala & Kalle Virtapohja 28 ‘What? I’m going to the Olympics? Delightful!’ | by Rolf Bos 32 Passing the Torch: Romanticism and the Modern Olympic Revival * | by Taylor McKee and Brittany Reid 40 Saarland: The ‘new’ Olympic nation which appeared only once | by Hans Giessen 45 When tears write history – Josy Barthel, Luxembourg’s only Olympic champion, was born 90 years ago | by Pierre Gricius 50 Three sailors and a sergeant-major: Dutch participation in Paris 1900 | by Henk Mees and Wim Zonneveld 58 The mystery of the unknown Moscow-80 torch | by Oleg Vorontsov 62 The Ancient Games of Aktion – An ethnical festival turns into a panhellenic mega-event equal to the Olympics * | by Christian Wacker Member Information LYNCH James (USA) *15 June 1958, E-mail: New Address: Universitätsbibliothek, Medien- 70 The Biographies of all IOC Members, Part XXIV | by Volker Kluge [email protected], Home Address: 2310 bearbeitung GFG, Jakob Welder-Weg 6, 55128 Couples Drive, Lakeland, FL, 33813, USA, Home Mainz, Germany 75 Obituaries Telephone: +1 863 899 7547 NEW MEMBERS 79 Book Reviews MALONE Dr. Michael W. (USA) *28 January 1952, RESIGNED E-mail: [email protected], Home Address: BURNS Andrew (USA) E-mail: aburns@ 804 Lariat Lane, Rolla, MO 65401, USA, Home RATHJEN Karl (GER) quits on 31 December 2017 hamiltonpoint.com, Home Address: 100 Telephone: +1 573 364 2931, Occupation: Retired Timberhill Place, Chapel Hill, N.C., 27514, USA, Dentist, Specific Olympic Research Interests: Home Telephone: +1 919 428 3765, Occupation: Attempting to catalogue all varieties of Olympic As ISOH in the coming year wishes to publish a new Directory, all members are urgently Investments, Specific Olympic Research Interests: participation medals. requested to bring their data up to date. That 1936 Winter Olympics, especially hockey. My MELLONI Paola (ITA) *25 June 1973, E-mail: applies particularly to postal addresses and hometown of Clinton ,N.Y. is celebrating 100 years [email protected], Home Address: Via e-mail addresses. New members, who have On the cover: Loose and relaxed. Perú’s Footballers before the quarter-final * Peer-reviewed article of hockey in February 2018 by honouring Albert Mosele 27/2, Venaria Reale, Torino, 10078, Italy, not yet sent in their biography, are asked to game against Austria in 1936 in Berlin, which had an unexpected outcome. Photo: Volker Kluge Archive Prettyman who brought the game to Central Occupation: Post-Graduate Student send these to: N.Y. a century ago, he also coached the 1936 USA Hockey team (bronze).Own Homepage: www. SUDIP Dey Sarkar (IND) *10 July 1963, Home Markus Osterwalder, Eggweg 6, thankyoualbertprettyman.com Address: Janapath Road, North 24 Parganas, West CH 9100 Herisau, Switzerland Bengal, 700065, India, Home Telephone: +91 HEYERDAHL Gaute (NOR) *30 March 1979, 9830651640, Occupation: Businessman E-Mail: [email protected] JOURNAL OF OLYMPIC HISTORY E-mail: [email protected], Home Address: Stubbeløkkveien 40A, Moss, 1538, Norway, ZONDAG Jelle (NED) *28 June 1985, E-mail: jelle. Home Telephone: +47 97683977, Occupation: Post [email protected], Home Address: Archipelhof Editor Editorial Office and address The Journal of Olympic History doctor, Olympic/Sports: Heyerdahl, Gaute (2014). 69, Nijmegen, 6524LE, Nederland, Home For payments in Euros Telephone: +31 638427833 Volker Kluge (GER) for submitting articles: is published three times per year. Vinter-OL i skisportens vugge, Publications: De All rights reserved. No part of the publi cations VI Olympiske vinterleker i Oslo, 1952 og De XVII International Society of Olympic Historians Associate Editors International Society of may be reproduced or transmitted in any Olympiske vinterleker i Lillehammer, 1994. PhD Disertation, Department of Culture and Society: OLD MEMBERS - NEW INFORMATIONS IBAN: DE63 7106 1009 0009 6202 30, Philip Barker (GBR) Olympic Historians form by any means, electronic or mechanical, Norwegian School of Sports Sciences (Winter BIC: GENODEF1AOE Kitty Carruthers (GBR) c/o creAtiv Werbeagentur i ncluding any information storage or r etrieval Olympics in the Cradle of Skiing: The VI Winter Elizabeth Hanley (USA) Gabriele Kluge WARE Séamus, New Address: 8 Oekaly Court, system now known or to be invented, without Olympics in Oslo, 1952 and the XVII Olympics Stephen L. Harris (USA) P. O. Box 30 10 65 Dundrum, Baile Atta Cliath 14, Dublin 6, D06 YX94, ISOH members living in countries the prior permission of the President or Winter Games in Lillehammer, 1994), Specific Ireland using the Euros may use direct D-10042 Berlin Secretary-General of the International Society Translator Olympic Research Interests: Mega-events, payment (without any extra charges) Germany of Olympic Historians. Published articles remain Bidding, Planning and Staging Olympic Games, Donald Macgregor (GBR) Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Medien- into the German ISOH account. Phone: +49-30-44359060-1 in the responsibility of the author and do not Olympic and Sport Politics, Sport, Culture and bearbeitung GFG, New E-Mail: erwerbung- +49-33433-15892-4 Identity [email protected], Management necessarily reflect the official opinion of the E-mail: [email protected] Gabriele Kluge (GER) ISOH. Pictures without reference were provided by the respective author. Graphic Design / DTP Sirko Wahsner (GER) ISSN 1085-5165 www.isoh.org Welcome to the issue Volker Kluge Editor The 131th IOC Session in September in Lima is an ideal for sports tourism. The Luxembourg ISOH member Pierre opportunity to direct our focus to the host country. In Gricius recalls his compatriot Josy Barthel, 1952 Olympic March, Perú was devastated by the destructive “El Nino” champion at 1500 m. He would have been 90 this year. flood, but the Peruvians insisted the Session will go There are two contributions from the Netherlands. ahead and transmit a living message. Rolf Bos spoke to 106 year old Mien Schopman-Klaver, At first glance, the country appears to lie on the who travelled to Los Angeles in 1932 as reserve for the Olympic periphery, but in fact, a Peruvian did take part 4x100 m relay. Henk Mees and Wim Zonneveld complete in the Paris Games of 1900. Since 1936 Peruvian teams the picture of Dutch Olympic participation of 1900, a have been sent to all Summer Games except 1952. Since journey started by Tony Bijkerk. 2010 they have also been at the Winter Games. Anyone Two Canadian PhD candidates, Taylor McKee and who knows their history will be aware that marksman Brittany Reid, shine a light on hitherto unknown aspects Edwin Vásquez Cam won Olympic gold for Perú in 1948. of the Wenlock Olympian Games. They catch a glimpse His story is in this edition. of a climax of the British cultural interest in the ancient The title story is however dedicated to the footballers Greek society of the 19th century. of 1936. They were considered co-favourites. Their Christian Wacker describes the Ancient Games of misfortune is little known today. In fact it does not reflect Aktion, which he regards as a panhellenic mega-event, well on FIFA, the world football governing body. They equivalent to the Games in Olympia. ordered Perú to replay their game against Austria after Professor Hans Giessen tells the story of Saarland’s the South Americans had won the match 4-2. participation in 1952 in Helsinki, and how it was used Many see the hand of Hitler in this move but that is to build a national identity. A French protectorate, the a myth. Instead it was a resolution by FIFA which was Saarland was then an autonomous state. described at the time as “fair”. Other people see it as Collector Oleg Vorontsov focuses on the 1980 Moscow an expression of European snobbery towards “exotic” Games torch relay and reveals the difference between nations. The decision provoked the departure of the the “ordinary” torch and the 20 “special” models used Peruvian team from the Games and later from FIFA itself. for the ceremonies. What else does this edition offer? There are two The regular features include our series of IOC bio- important birthdays to celebrate. A quartet of Finnish graphies, obituaries and the latest in Olympic related authors look again at the legendary Paavo Nurmi, who books. There is also news of the ISOH Executive was born 120 years ago and today represents a marker Committee meeting in Stockholm. ISOH Executive Committee | 2016-2020 President David Wallechinsky (USA) Vice-President Dr. Christian Wacker (GER) Secretary-General Markus Osterwalder (SUI) Treasurer Dr. Laurel A. Zeisler (USA) Members Philip Barker (GBR) Secretary-General Dr. Kostas Georgiadis (GRE) Markus Osterwalder Volker Kluge (GER) Eggweg 6 9100 Herisau Leif Yttergren (SWE) Switzerland on behalf of the IOC Richard W. Pound (CAN) Phone: +41 71 351 77 19 ex-officio Dr. Bill Mallon (USA) E-mail: [email protected] JOH 2 | 2017 1 Message from the President David Wallechinsky ISOH President On 9th June 2017, the International Olympic Committee In 2020, there will still be eight men-only events: the (IOC) announced the addition of sixteen new events in 50-kilometre race walk, Finn class one-person dinghy existing sports, in addition to sixteen events already sailing and six Greco-Roman wrestling events.
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