Wembley Twilight Fun Run kept flame of athletics alive
CLEMENT DU PLESSIS NON-RACIAL sport had always been ridiculed for not being up to standard. But this was without...
Read MoreCLEMENT DU PLESSIS NON-RACIAL sport had always been ridiculed for not being up to standard. But this was without...
Read MoreBY CLEMENT DU PLESSIS MAIN PICTURE: May Pinto, Bernard Adams, Leon Pietersen and Reneé Symonds THESE days there are sports leaders’...
Read MoreTHE Sacos-affiliated Western Province Amateur Athletic Union (WPAAU) provided the different forms of athletics to the disenfranchised in the Western...
Read MoreTRIBUTE by Allan Parrott FROM 1974, my older brother, Vincent Parrott, had a friend who would frequently visit our home...
Read MoreBy CLEMENT DU PLESSIS HAVING interviewed many of the unsung heroes of our time in athletics, I have come across...
Read MoreBy CLEMENT DU PLESSIS RICHARD Rive, together with Harry Hendricks, played a pivotal role in providing athletics to thousands of...
Read MoreCOMMENT By Allan Parrott IT is all well and good to identify talent, but identifying talent is just not enough....
Read MoreO’NEIL SIMPSON (September) of Boland was a highly talented middle-distance athlete. An athlete short in stature, he held the South African...
Read MoreLEON Pietersen started out as a second-string sprinter, only to become the first 15-year-old South African Senior Schools Sports Association...
Read More*The main picture depicts the ash track at the Hewat Training College in Crawford, Cape Town. SOUTH AFRICAN-born Freddie Williams,...
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