Forthcoming Conferences and Meetings

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FORTHCOMING CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS
AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY FOR SPORTS HISTORY SPORTING TRADITIONS VI
Melbourne Cricket Ground and the Australian Gallery of Sport
May 18-22, 1987
The programme of the Conference is as follows:
Monday, 18 May
10.00-12.30 Registration
Reception desk at entry to John Landy room.
Tours of MCG and AGOS commence at 10.30 and
11.30
12.30- 2.00 Lunch provided
2.00- 3.30 Aboriginal Sport
Chair: Brian Stoddart, Canberra CAE
Colin Tatz Macquarie university
'Aborigines in sport'
3.30- 4.00 Afternoon tea
4.00- 5.30 The Melbourne Cricket Ground
Chair: Keith Dunstan, The Age
Melbourne
University of
Cahill,
Shane
'Television and sport: the 1956 Olympics'
Rex Harcourt, Melbourne Cricket Ground
'Above the sacred turf: the library and archives
of the Melbourne Cricket Ground'
7.00
Conference dinner
Members' Dining Room - MCG
Tuesday, 19 May
9.30-10.30 Sport - Display and Communication
Chair: Wray Vamplew, Flinders University
Maureen Nagel, University of Queensland
'Sport in Australian Painting'
Tom McCulloch, Australian Gallery of Sport
'An incentive for research and communication in
sports history'
10.30-11.00 Morning Tea
11.00-12.30 Australian Rules Football: Past and Future
Chair: Richard Stremski, La Trobe University
Rob Hess, University of Alberta
'Myth, mystery and mayhem - the early years of
Victorian rules football'
Paul Bartrop, Gippsland Institute
'Strength in numbers? Measuring the success of
competition expansion'
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12.30- 2.00 Lunch provided
2.00- 3.30 Women in Sport
Chair: Donna Rae, Deakin University
Ian Jobling, University of Queensland
'All Australian Netball: a sporting opportunity
for all Australian women'
Roslyn Otzen, University of Melbourne
'Fitness for all or women only: the history of
Victorian calisthenics'
3.30- 4.00 Afternoon tea
4.00- 6.00 Sports Tours
Chair: Drew Morphett,
corporation
Australian Broadcasting
Dave Brown, University of Queensland
profit:
sporting
'Pleasure
and
Victoria's empire'
tours in
Chris Harte, Australian Cricket Society
'Cricket rebels in South Africa: an irreverent
look at an emotive subject'
Wednesday, 20 May
9.30-12.30 The Future of Sports History: a Symposium
Chair: Richard Cashman, University of New South
Wales
An open discussion led by a panel of speakers
Bill Murray, La Trobe University
Charles Korr, University of Missouri, St. Louis
Geoffrey Laurence, Riverina-Murray CAE
12.30- 1.30 Lunch - own arrangements
1.30- 3.30 Tour of Caulfield Racing Museum
or, Visit to Royal Melbourne Tennis Club
6.00- 9.30 Tour of and dinner at Collingwood Football Club:
includes 3-course meal, beer/wine or soft drinks
Thursday, 21 May
9.00-10.30 Work in Progress
Chair: Roy Hay, Deakin University
Kris Corcoran, University of New South Wales
'The socio-economic impact of rugby league on
Sydney, 1935-1952'
Murray Phillips, University of Queensland
'The Brisbane Golf Club: social and sporting
values'
John Ross, University of Queensland
'The influence of the Highland Games on the
development of athletics in Australia'
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10.30-11.00 Horning tea
11.00-12.30 Playing the Game (1)
Chair: John O'Hara,
Technology
Tasmanian
Institute of
Bob Paddick, Flinders University
'Rules, fair play and cheating in games'
Neville Turner, Monash University
'The
legal and moral
responsibilities
sportsmen and women'
12.30
of
Lunch
2.00- 3.30 Playing the Game (2)
Chair: Tom Dunning,
Technology
Tasmanian
Institute of
Colin Davey, Victoria College
'How to kill the Colliwobbles:
sports psychology'
a history of
Hayden Opie, University of Melbourne
'Changing concerns in the legal control of
participant violence in sport'
Bob Stewart, Footscray Institute of Technology
'What makes people watch?
Theories of sport
spectatorship'
3.30- 4.00 Afternoon tea
4.00- 6.00 Playing the Game (3)
Chair: Ray Crawford,
Technology
Phillip
Institute
of
Reet Howell, University of Queensland
'Sport among the squattocracy in Queensland'
Lawrie Woodman, Australian Coaching Council
'The
development of
coach
education in
Australia'
Max Howell, University of Queensland
'The games ethic in Queensland grammar schools'
6.30- 8.30 Cocktail party hosted by the Melbourne Cricket
Club (coat, tie, neat dress required)
Friday, 22 May
9.00-10.30 Sport and Politics
Chair: John Deane. Victoria College
Steven Alomes, Deakin University
'Winners can laugh: political and business uses
of sport'
Tom Armstrong, Macquarie University
'Sport and public policy, 1972-1975'
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10.30
Morning Tea
11.00-12.00 Annual General Meeting
The Organising Committee comprises: Tom McCullough (AGOS), Rex Harcourt
(MCG Library), Dr. Ray Crawford (Phillip Institute of Technology), John
Deane (Victoria College) and Dr. Richard Stremski (La Trobe University)
Registration Fees are as follows:
Registration - Final date for normal Registration
is Friday, 1 May (includes lunch Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and all morning and afternoon
teas
ASSH Numbers
Non-members
Students
One-day registration
Late registration fee
applies after 1 May
$60
$70
$30
$15
$10
Conference Dinner - Monday evening - inclusive $30
Tour of and Dinner at the Collingwood Football Club
- Wednesday evening - inclusive
$25
Further information and Registration Forms are available from:
Dr. Richard Strenski, Department of History,
La Trobe University, BUNDOORA, Victoria 3083
(Tel: 03-4783122)
XII INTERNATIONAL HISPA CONGRESS
Gubbio, Italy
May 27 - June 1, 1987
Theresa Gonzales AJA
Les courses de taureaux: un spectacle chevaleresque?
Stephen ALOMES
The ideological uses of sport
Gilbert ANDRIEU
Les médecins culturistes à la fin du XIXe Siècle en France
Robert Knight BARNEY
A Hasenheide Legacy: The celebration of
festival
turnen in American sport
Hartmut BECKER
Sport - und Spielfeste für den Frieden: eine neue Form van Festen im
Sport
Paola Angeli BERNARDINI
Aspects ludiques, rituels et sportifs de la course féminine dans la
Grèce antique
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Hajo BERNETT
Von der Turnkunde sue Sportwissenschaft
Constantin BUCUR
La préparation physique pour le combat chez les Daques et les Remains:
Bas-reliefs de la colonne de Trajan
Louis BURGENER
Les fêtes Fedêrales de gymnastique en Suisse, 1832-1982
Wolfgang BUSS
Der Einfluss Bernhard Zimmermans auf die Entiwkclung der Sporterziehung
in England
Jean-Claude BUSSARD
Le sport dans les manuels d'historie
John Marshall GARTER
Games and Holy Days in Medieval England
Lucien CLARE
Survivances des courses de quintaine et de bague
d'aujourd'hui
dans l'Italie
Wolfgang DECKER
Die Wagen des Tutanchamun
Bianca Rosa D'ESTE
Regulation and Technique Development for drowned persons rescuing
Bertrand DURING
La recherde et les pratiques physiques en France
George EISEN
Facing history and probing our own humanity: children's play in the
Holocaust
Heiner GILLMEISTER
Folk-Games and merriment on the Island of Gotland
Matti GOKSOYR
Popular celebration days, nationalism and the growth of Sport in 19th
Century Norway
Gigliola GORI
Etruscan sports and festivals
Giampiero GRIFI
Il gioco del Pallone col Bracciale
Arthur HANAK
Physical training of Jews in the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Tines
Antero HEIKKINEN
The historical arguments of an idealist at the turn of the century in
Finland
Andreas HOEFER
The International Olympic Academy and its contribution to sport science
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Arturo HOTZ
Johann Niggeler,
Schulturnen
die
Militärdoemstpflicht
des
Lehrers
und
das
Stefan ILIC
Quelques competitions traditionnelles en Yougoslavie, organisés pendant
les differentes Célébrations
Rosella ISIDORI FRASCA
La gynécologie sportive en Italie
Hans-Georg JOHN
Das Schwimmfest in der Früheit des Verbandssports (1878-1914/18)
Michael JOHO
Geschichte der Sportwissenschaft in Hamburg bis 1945
John W. KEY & Michael A. SALTER
Ludic Activities and Societal Types: A case study of the Kwakiuti Indian
and Australian Aborigine
Harru A. KING
Students of world records: pioneers of sports science
Arnd KRUEGER
Die Universitätsprofessoren für Reitlehre: Die Anfänge der organisierten
Wissenschaft van Sport an der Universität Göttingen
Gundolf KRUEGER
Sport und Kult beim makahiki-Zyklus: Zur dichotomie des traditionellen
Festwesens auf Hawaii
Peter KUEHNST
Leibesübungen und Spiele im Spiegel der bildenden Kunst von der
Renaissance bis sum Impressionismus
Mamfred LAEMMER
Antike Kaiserfeste im Dienste politischer Propaganda
Hans LANGENFELD
International roots of sport science: the emergence of modern physiology
and its impacts
Daniel LIGOU
La course de la bague à Sémur en Auzois
Mikio MAEDA
The study of the changes in physical education in Japan
JP MASSICOTTE & Claude LESSARD
L'ethno-histoire de la traine et du tobogan
Alan METCALFE
Resistance to
Northumberland
change:
Folk games in
the
mining
Werner MEYER
Das ritterliche Turnier des Mittelalters als Fest
communities
of
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Roland NAUL
Gymnastics, athletics, games: Sedan Celebrations in Imperial Germany
R. NAUL & Rainer GROSZBROEHMER
Carl Euler - Pionier der
Schulturners in Preussen
Turniehrebildung
und
Historiker
des
Erwin NIEDERMANN
Das Rangein auf dem Hundstein ein Bergsportfest in Salzburg
Vera OLIVOVA
Fest in der historischen Entwicklung des Sports
Roberta J. PARK
Private play and public spectacle: ethnic sports and celebrations in
America, 1848-1917
Lorenz PEIFFER
Hermannsfeier und Hermannslauf der Deutschen Turnerschaft im Jahr 1925
Gertrud PFISTER
Athletik-meetings, Stafetten-Wettläufe,
vor dem I. Weltkrieg
Memorials Sportfeste in Berlin
Dietrich RAMBA
Verdienstmüglichkeiten van Wagenlenkern bei den antiken Circusrennen
PC REDDY
Sports in the historical context of Indian civilization
Giuseppe REFRIGERI
La historigraphie sportive de l'Italie démocratique (1950-1985)
Roland RENSON & E. DE VROEDE
Folk Games at the fair: kermis scenes in the work of Pieter Bruegel the
elder
James RIORDAN
Folk Games in the U.S.S.R.
Heinz-Egon ROESCH
Bergturnfeste als Volkfeste - das älteste deutsche
Bergturnfest auf dem Feldberg im Taunus
Joachim K. RUEHL
Behind the scene of popular spectacle and courtly tradition: Who is the
best jouster?
Kohsuke SASAJIMA
Sports and celebrations in Japan
Hiroko SEIWA
Japanese women and Naginata (HALBERD)
Werner SONNENSCHEIN
Entstehung und Entwicklung internationaler Organisations-strukturen in
der Sportwissenschaft
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Riselher SPITZER
Die
Anfänge
sportwissenschaftlicher
Forschung im
dargestellt am Biespiel der UDSSR und der CSSR
Volleybalspiel
Brian STODDART
The Badminton Manuals and emergent sports science
Hannes STROHMEYER
Die Wiener "Laufer" und ihr Fest am 1. Mai.
Peter SUTCLIFFE
The history of cricket: a mirror of English society
Mustafa A. Azeez TAHA
Physical performances and body-culture in the Sudanese ceremonies
Bans Joachim TEICHLER
Des Scheitern der "EuropaTschen Sportkonferenz" im Oktober 1942
Angela TEJA
Les fétes du carnaval romain dans le Moyen áge la Renaissance
Horst UEBERHORST
Deutsche Turnfeste und Bundesfeste des Arbeiter-Turn-und Sportbundes ein vergleichende Betrachtung
Josef ULFKOTTE
Der Einfluss des Bückeburger Artzes Dr. Chr. Bernh. Faust (1774-1842)
auf die Entwicklung der körperlichen
Erziehung in Nordwestdeutschland
Floris VAN DER MERWE
Parrot shooting as
(1686-1986)
the
oldest
sporting
inheritance at
the
Cape
Gerd VON DER LIPPE
Women's Sports in the Handball Federation 1945-67
Peter WILHELM
Vom Sinneswandel eines Turners
Bernard WOLTMANN
Poinische Forschungen im Bereich der Sportgeschichte
ICHPER/CAHPER '87
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, June 9-13, 1987
The International Council of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
and Canadian Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
joint Conference will be held at the School of Physical Education and
A.S.S.H. member, Professor Max Howell, has been awarded
Recreation.
His
the honour of presenting the R. Tait McKenzie Memorial Address.
topic is "Ramblings of a Travelling Man". Another paper to be presented
at the Conference with his wife, Reet, is entitled "Generalisation on
the History of Sport in Queensland".
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Further information about this conference is available from:
Conference '87 Office,
School of Physical Education and Recreation
University of British Columbia
VANCOUVER
Canada V6T lW5
NORTH AMERICAN SOCIETY
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL
Capital University,
May 23-25,
FOR SPORT HISTORY
CONVENTION
Columbus, Ohio
1987
Topics include:
Sport in Latin America
Sports Medicine
Women's Sport on the Western Frontier
Sport Heroes in Cultural Perspective
Sport in Britain
Intercollegiate Athletics
Sport in the Ancient World
Baseball Symposium
Sport and the Media
Sport and Literature
Blacks and Sport
Sport Biography
Sport in Canada
BRITISH SOCIETY FOR SPORT HISTORY CONFERENCE
Cardiff, Wales
September 11-13, 1987
The theme of this Conference is Images of Sport
For further information contact:
Peter Treadwell, South Glamorgan Institute of Higher
Education, Cyncoed Centre, Cynoced, Cardiff, CF2 6XD
(Telephone: (0222) 551111 Ext. 3391)
AUSTRALIAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION 1988 BICENTENNIAL CONFERENCE
University of Sydney. 8-13 February, 1988
'THE MAKING OF NATIONS'
Papers are invited in the following areas of the history of any country:
The Role of Historians
Theory and Method
Aboriginal Peoples
The Mother Country
The Founding of New Societies
Historical Archaeology
Art and Literature
Literature and Education
Class, Religion and Society
Myths and Legends
Science and Technology
Crime, Law and Police
Culture and Multi-Culture
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Women's Lives and Work
Gender and Sexuality
Labour Movements
War and Peace
Politics and the People
Foreign Affairs
The City and the Country
Sport and Leisure
Nationalism
The Australian View of the World
Offers of papers in other areas will be considered.
Deadline for
A Pre-Registration
submission of Paper Topics will be 31 July, 1987.
Form will be available soon. For further information contact:
Dr. K. K. Macnab, Convenor, AHA Bicentennial Conference,
Department of History. University of Sydney, NSW 2006
SYDNEY SEMINARS ON SPORTS HISTORY
Venue: 18 Fisher's Reserve (off Palace St.) Petersham
Time: 7.30 p.m.
Seminars presented and to be presented include:
'Amateur
Thursday, 5th March
Max Solling,
1860-1903'
Thursday, 2nd April
Kris Corcoran, 'Rugby League in the Sydney
Metropolitan Area - Depression, War and other
Social and Economic Aspects'
Thursday, 7th May
Peter Shergold, 'Convict Boxing'
Thursday, 4th June
John Ryan, 'Sir William McKell and Horse-racing'
Oarsmen
in
Sydney c
Future program: Rod Gillett will give a paper on 'Australian Rules
Football in the Riverina' (September?) Other offers are welcome.
UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND SEMINARS IN SPORT HISTORY
VENUE:
Department of Human Movement Studies
TIME:
4.30 p.m.
TUESDAY, April 14, 1987: Maureen Nagel will present a paper on
'Sport and Art in Nineteenth Century Australia'
TUESDAY, April 28, 1987: Max Howell will present a paper on
'Newspapers es sources in Sport Historiography'
These seminars were started in March of this year with Dave Brown
presenting a session on 'Pan-Britannic Tours, 1859-1900'. It is hoped
If you
that papers will be given on a regular basis during term time.
are coming to Brisbane please feel free to attend or even share some of
your research findings with us.
Contact: Dave Brown at Department of Human Movement Studies, University
of Queensland, St. Lucia, 4067 (Telephone: (07) 377 4258)