Judo In Montenegro

from Titograd and Branko Radujković from Kotor respectively. The
head of the Competition Commission was Velizar Bukilić, while the
Secretary of the Union was Mileva Popović from Titograd.
For the six years of its work (1975 - 1981), the Union functioned as
a well-organized body with considerable success at all levels of its activities.
At the Union Presidency session, held on December 20, 1975,
in addition to the existing laws and rules of procedure, the Rulebook on
the Republican League, the Refereeing Regulations, the Regulations
on the National Competitions Rules and National Team Captains, and
the Technical Regulations on the Exams for Student and Master Belts
were adopted. In the period between 1975 and 1981, two clubs from
Montenegro entered the First League (“Titograd” in 1975 and 1972,
and “Akademik” in 1979), and many competitors achieved outstanding
results in the singles: Milorad Vujović became the first champion
of Yugoslavia from Montenegro in the senior competition in 1968 and
Pavle Milić was crowned the Yugoslav champion for junior judokas.
Other contestants from Montenegro also achieved remarkable results.
The Second Election Conference of the Judo Union of Montenegro was
held on March 28, 1981 in Titograd. It was noted that excellent results
were achieved both in terms of competition and organization.
Some failures in the work were observed and pointed at, though.
The reports on the work of the Union having been adopted, the electoral
procedures started.
Miomir Radunović, the then Assistant Secretary of the Secretariat
of Internal Affairs of Montenegro, was elected president of the Presidency.
(president of the Union).
For members of the Presidency elected were the following: Vojin
Božović from “Zeta”, Petar Ilić from “Akademik”, Vukoman Ćirović
(the former president) from “Lovćen”, Vaso Mašanović from “Lovćen”,
Božidar Markuš from “Tehničar”, Dragoljub Šćekić feom “Partizan”
H. Novi, Dušan Martinović from “Čelik”, Ilija Đukić from “Ribnica”,
Slobodan Đerković from “Titograd” and Žarko Klikovac from “Partizan”
Kotor. The Monitoring Committee and the representatives in the
Yugoslav Judo Union were elected.
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