Judo In Montenegro
Judo In Montenegro/Božidar Markuš
Judo In Montenegro/Božidar Markuš
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
myself and experts when I reached the semis, where I was defeated in a<br />
hard fight by the state champion Šijan.” (Cited from the article “All Too<br />
Soon Forgotten”, “Pobjeda”, July 18, 1965).<br />
The edition of “Pobjeda” published on March 31, 1963, features<br />
the following news story in the section “Briefings”: “Three competitors<br />
from Cetinje – Drašković, Miljević and Vujović – participated at the<br />
judo state championship which was held in Novi Sad last week. The<br />
competitors achieved very good results. Vujović managed to beat Jocić,<br />
the absolute champion of Serbia.”<br />
Nikola Miljević,<br />
Milorad Drašković and<br />
Milorad Vujović, the<br />
participants of the judo<br />
state championship,<br />
Novi Sad, March 1963.<br />
The judo club “Lovćen” continued to operate, headed by Milorad<br />
Vujović. The most distinguished judokas were Drašković, Prlja and<br />
Vlahović. A year after it was established, due to coach Vujović’s moving<br />
to Titograd, the club suspended intense activities. <strong>In</strong> autumn 1964,<br />
Vujović started to work in the Elementary School “Niko Maraš” in Golubovci<br />
as a teacher of Serbo-Croatian.<br />
37