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Sewsunker "Papwa"
Sewgolum (OIS) (12
December 1928 – 5 July 1978) was a
South African professional golfer of
ethnic Indian origin, who
carved a
niche for...
- Palmiet, east of Clermont,
south of
Newlands West and west of the
Papwa Sewgolum Golf Course.
Sukhraj Chotai (1912–1981),
prominent politician, philanthropist...
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become the
symbol of the
Soweto uprising of June 1976 85.
Sewsunker "Papwa"
Sewgolum (1930–1978)
golfer 86.
William Smith (1939–2021) TV
teacher and presenter...
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Serafin 1905–1966
Nobuo Serizawa 1959– P. G.
Sethi 19??–c.1981
Sewsunker Sewgolum 1930–1978
Ronnie Shade 1938–1986 Bill
Shankland 1907–1998
Andrew Shaw 1898–1983...
- non-whites had pla**** in the
South African Open before, most
notably when
Papwa Sewgolum finished second in 1963, it was not
until 1972 that
black golfers were...
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Sewsunker Sewgolum Haagsche 1966 Ramón Sota 277 1
stroke Allan Henning Kennemer 1965 Ángel
Miguel 278
Playoff Jaime Benito Toxandria 1964
Sewsunker Sewgolum (3)...
- Runner-up Ref 1 24 Jul 1967
Dutch Open 72-69-69-72=282 1
stroke Sewsunker Sewgolum 2 31 Aug 1968 Coca-Cola
Young Professionals'
Championship 70-68-66-66=270...
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Performing arts
Gladys Mgudlandlu †
Silver 2003
Visual arts
Sewsunker Sewgolum †
Silver 2004 Golf Theo
Mthembu Silver 2004
Boxing Elijah Makhathini Silver...
- Cape. — (2005).
Papwa Sewgolum: From
Pariah to Legend. Wits
University Press. ISBN 978-1-86814-411-2. – A
biography of
Papwa Sewgolum, a
South African golfer...
- 1960s, the
tournament received international media coverage as
Sewsunker Sewgolum, a
colored golfer,
controversially was
allowed to
enter the
event and won...
