Sport and Doping Control

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Sport and Doping Control
Moravska State Archive · 1976
ClassificationSociety and Power
Statuscanon
Last updated2026-11-04
Archive source05 Society and Power/Sport and Doping Control.md
Length866 words (4 min read)
PlaceOne room at the Zaligrad hospital
Staff2 technicians
MethodA thin-layer plate in 1976. A gas chromatograph arrives in 1982
Capacity60 samples a day, a result in 4 days
Cost30 leva a sample
Test outside an eventNone. The rule tests at an event only
Second laboratoryNone
Internal links6 outgoing, 12 incoming
Sources3 cited

The state runs sport as a service, like water or the tram. One office owns the clubs, the coaches, the licence, and the drug test.

A medal ceremony at the Zaligrad games.
A medal ceremony at the Zaligrad games.

The office [edit]

BodySizeTask
The State Sports Council9 membersThe policy and the money
The Sports Administration60 staffThe clubs, the calendar, the licence
The medical commission5 doctorsThe fitness paper and the test
The clubA plant, a school, the garrisonThe ground, the coach, the wage

A plant club costs the plant 40,000 leva a year. A good runner keeps a nominal job at 120 leva a month.

The council answers to the ministry that owns the copper plants. Sport is a budget line, not a company.

The list [edit]

The medical commission writes the doping list. The 1976 list has 22 substances in 4 classes.

ClassNumberExample
Stimulant amines7Amphetamine, and 6 named amines
Narcotic painkillers5Morphine and 4 named drugs
Anabolic hormones6Testosterone, added in 1976
Diuretics4A drug that hides water

The list names each substance. A substance that is not named is not on the list. See Zharka and Zharkine.

The test [edit]

ItemDetail
PlaceOne room at the Zaligrad hospital
Staff2 technicians
MethodA thin-layer plate in 1976. A gas chromatograph arrives in 1982
Capacity60 samples a day, a result in 4 days
Cost30 leva a sample
Test outside an eventNone. The rule tests at an event only
Second laboratoryNone

A sample has an A bottle and a B bottle. The A bottle goes to the plate. The B bottle stays in the council store.

The chain [edit]

The rule has 4 steps. Each step belongs to the same office.

  1. The club doctor takes the sample.
  2. The club doctor carries the sample to the hospital.
  3. The council officer signs the form.
  4. The council keeps the B bottle.

The chain has 3 weak points. The taker, the carrier, and the signature.

A sample loses strength in 2 hours at 30 °C. Nobody counts the hours.

The guest [edit]

A guest enters through the Sports Administration. The administration gives the guest a licence for the event.

The council tests a guest only when the guest federation asks for a test in writing.

A guest federation asks for a test on its own team. A guest federation does not ask for a test on a rival.

The 5 routes [edit]

The ministry reads the control system as a list of routes. Each route is a rule that one person can use.

RouteHow it works
The listThe office that picks the team also writes the list
The paperA state clinic writes a prescription, and the drug becomes medicine
The delayA sample carried by hand loses strength, and no rule counts the hours
The hostA positive case costs the state its name, so the council reads a case first
The tradeThe state sells the concentrate abroad and bans the spoon at home

The public position [edit]

The state says 2 things and it says them in this order.

  1. The pie is the food of the people. A Moravskan eats it from the age of 3.
  2. The concentrate is not sport. A runner who takes the concentrate cheats the hill.

The phrase in the newspapers is ne e hrana na atleta: "it is not the food of an athlete".

The majority of the people accept the phrase. A runner who takes the concentrate keeps the prize and loses the crowd.

Football and the same rule [edit]

A plant football team plays 22 matches a season. The football club has the strongest reason to hide a case.

A football match sells 12,000 tickets. A positive case empties the ground for a month. See The Kervan Race and Leisure and Games.

Other notes [edit]

Sources[edit]

  • Primary source Ministry of Culture (1977). Field notes from the Skalina survey. Zaligrad Institute of Ethnography. ZIE-1977-9427. Cited in The test, Other notes. See also Prozess Dokumentation.
  • Oral history Coastal Survey Office (1974). Oral history transcript, the old coast. Narodna Biblioteka Moravska. NBM-1974-2383. Cited in The chain, The list. See also Zharka and Zharkine.
  • Investigative file Narodna Biblioteka Archivist (1972). KORZO dossier: Zaligrad file. Ministry of the Interior. KOR-1972-8147. Cited in The test, The chain. See also James Cornwell.

References[edit]

Documents in the archive that cite or cross-reference Sport and Doping Control:

  1. ^ "Decree 214". Society and Power, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  2. ^ "Dobri Iliev". People, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  3. ^ "Hosting a World Event". Society and Power, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  4. ^ "James Cornwell". People, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  5. ^ "Leisure and Games". Arts and Leisure, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  6. ^ "Nikola Vranov". People, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  7. ^ "Prozess Dokumentation". Meta, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  8. ^ "Skalina Eight". Society and Power, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  9. ^ "The Kervan Race". Arts and Leisure, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  10. ^ "Timeline of Moravska history". History, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  11. ^ "Zaligrad games". Society and Power, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.
  12. ^ "Zharka and Zharkine". Society and Power, Narodna Biblioteka Moravska, 1976.