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Eddie May remembers Richard Rive – Part 3

May 7, 2016May 6, 2017 admin 0 Comments Alexander Sinton, Cecil Blows, Dennis Mackay, District Six, Eddie May, Franklin Joshua, Harry Hendricks, Richard Rive

THIS is the final chapter of a three-part series about former star athlete and sports coach, the 84-year-old Eddie May

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Eddie May remembers Richard Rive – Part 2

May 1, 2016August 29, 2016 admin 4 Comments District Six, Eddie May, JM Joshua, Norman Stoffberg, Peter Forbes, Richard Rive

This is the second chapter of a three-part series about former star athlete and sports coach, the 84-year-old Eddie May

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Eddie May salutes life-long friend Richard Rive

April 24, 2016August 29, 2016 admin 4 Comments District Six, Eddie May, Oxford University, Richard Rive, Trafalgar High School

IT WAS by sheer accident that Athletics Clipboard stumbled on an incredible trove of previously untold stories about District Six

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More talent in Cape Town than Canada, says legendary Eddie May

April 17, 2016August 29, 2016 admin 8 Comments Andy James, Colin Barendilla, Derrick Naidoo, Dianne Carelse, District Six, Donovan Bailey, Eddie May, Gareth McLean, Georgie van der Ross, Gillian Kay, Gus Jacobs, Harry Hendricks, Herman Gibbs, Joemat Idas, Kenny Roman, Mohammed Paleker, Norman Stoffberg, Peter Meyer, Richard Rive, Sandra May, W.E. “Lightening” Smith

ATHLETICS Clipboard caught up with popular and highly respected athletics coach Edward May (84) on his annual pilgrimage to his

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