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' What we are now facing!
in boxing is the prospects
of Coetzec coming to the
United States : for.
specialized training and
for a series of fights with
lesser, opponents to build
up his image again. Other
South African fighters
such as Harold Volbrecht
will also be coming.;
There is a complicated
situation in the World
Boxing -. Association,
Flyweight Division now '
that black South African1 .
Peter Mathebula is Cham-
pion. We will have to;
watch this situation close-'
ly. Boxing will continue to'
be the main sporting link
between South Africa and :
the United States. .
The Borg-McEnroe '
Tennis Match
The proposed Borg
McEnroe tennis match,'
originally scheduled : for '
December 6 to celebrate
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the 'independence' of
Bophuthatswana, was the,
most blatantly .' political
. sports event undertaken
by the racist government.
The SI. 5. million to be
paid to Borg and McEnroe
was the largest single pay
day outside of boxing in
the history of professional
sports. The amount of
money plus the date
chosen indicated the ever
increasing ' importance
placed on sport as a tool
of South Africa's foreign ,
; policy. ;7 ,;! -'".-v-; -
The plan blew up in
South Africa's face. Ar
thur Ashe, the black
American tennis star who
had himself visited South
Africa, called John
McEnroe's father. He ad-
vised against his son going
to South Africa and set up
a meeting between former
Ambassador Franklin
Williams, no president of
the Phelps-Stokes Fund,
and ACCESS chairman
Richard Lapchick with
McEnroe. The meeting
took place on October 10.
Ambassador Williams and
Lapchick explained why
fhey believed k would be a
terrible mistake for John
vMcEnroe to go to South
Africa.
Less than one week
later, John McEnroe
became the first white
American athlete to
withdraw from a match in
South Africa. His decision
struck' a very dramatic
blow to South Africa's ef
forts to convince the
world that it was a
member in good standing
with the international
community.
McEnroe and his father
were praised by ACCESS,
the UN Special Committee
Against Apartheid, the ,
ANC and the American
Committee on Africa for
their courageous stand. It
was predicted that the
decision to withdraw
would be a major problem
for South Africa in any
future attempts to arrange
such matches in one of the
glamour sports such as
tennis.
The willingness of Ar
thur Ashe to become in
volved in such matters
should also help in efforts
to isolate South Africa. As
a prominent black
American athlete who has
been fco Africa, ti$
carried gfelf credibility
with both other athletes
and promoters.
The cancellation of the
Borg-McEnroe match was
one of the most important
victories in the history of
the sports anti-apartheid
movement. It was the ban
ner headline story in all
the South African papers.
Gymnastics
And The UN
Blacklist
The second-ranked
gymnastics team in the
United States, known as
the Parkettes, invited the
South African national
team to. compete in its
November 29 invitational
meeting in Allentown,
Pennsylvania:
Ms. Debbie, White, the
mother of. a member of a
Parkette team ' member,
called ACCESS chairman
Richard Lapchick on
November 3 after her own"
efforts to persuade the
Parkette mannagement or
withdraw the invitation
had failed. , '
Lapchick immediately
wrote a letter, of protest to
the Parkettes. He inform
ed them of the interna
tional situation, the sports
boycott, of South Africa
the U.S. government posi
tion opposing sports con
tacts, and, most impor
tantly of a new United Na
tions Blacklist of athletes
who compete with South
Africa.
Because of the introduc
tion of the blacklist, news
of the scheduled meeting
became a major wire ser
vice news story. Pressures
were increased in the local
Allentown 1 area. The
NAACP and the ACLU
both joined local pro
testers. The item was hotly
discussed at the Allentown
City Council meeting of
November 5.
Parkette co-director,
Bill Strauss, citing
"pressures from various
national committees," an
nounced the withdrawal
of . the invitation to the
South African team , on
November 8. '
. Coupled with the
McEnroe decision, the
withdrawal of the invita
tion to South Africa in
gymnastics as seemed to
turn the tide of South
Africa's reemergence in
international sports. The
creation of the UN
Blacklist by the Center
Against Apartheid is go
ing to be an important
tool in maintaining that
isolation. -
Other Actions y " '
Consultations ' with
Abraham Ordia, presi-
dent, Supreme Council for
Sport in Africa. ACCESS
had a meeting with Ordia
in early September and
discussed not only the cur
rent situation in sports,
but also the creation of the
International Centre in
London.
Continued protest of
the confiscation of the
passport of M.N. Pather,
general secretary of the
South African Council on
Sport. ACCESS has con
tinued to inform the State
Department of the status
of Pather.
World Cup Golf Tour
nament: ACCESS inform
ed the Government of
Columbia that South
Africa had received an in
vitation to compete in the
World Cup in Bogota in
December. The UN
Special Committee
Against Apartheid and
SAN-ROC also sent let-
SAT., v,v!i:jsjn3, fsi ; THsewjwrwV'
Solidarity with other r ;
campaigns in Britain, New to stop major sports tours : South Africa (both tours
Zealand and France: AC- in rugby with South have taken place) and New
CESS has acted .' in : Africa and teams from .Zealand (tour projected
solidarity with campaigns Britain and France in hot 1981).
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