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Jacobus Duminy
Jacobus Petrus Duminy (16 December 1897 – 31 January 1980) was a South African academic who became principal and vice-chancellor of the University of Cape Town.〔''East Africa and Rhodesia'' Volumes 42–43 – Page 857 1966 "... and Dr. Jacobus Duminy, principal of Cape Town University, the guest of honour."〕 As a young man, he was also a cricketer who played in 3 Tests from 1927 to 1929.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 Jacobus Duminy )〕 He was born at Bellville, a suburb of Cape Town and died at Groote Schuur Hospital, also in Cape Town. In his obituary in Wisden Cricketers' Almanack he is called "Johannes Petrus Duminy".〔Keith A. Sandiford, Brian Stoddart ''The Imperial Game: Cricket, Culture and Society'' 1998 Page 58 "While it is unwise to assign community on the basis of language, it would appear that after 1907 no Afrikaner appeared in a test for South Africa until Iacobus Petrus Duminy in 1927–28."〕〔Ray Knowles ''South Africa versus England: a test cricket history'' Page 95 1995 "John Nicolson (Natat) and Jacobus Duminy (Transvaal), both left-handed batsmen, made their Test debuts in the 1927/28 series."〕〔Jonty Winch, Bella Forsyth ''Wits sport: an illustrated history of sport at the University of ... '' 1989 Page 95 "The visiting team was captained by the 1927 Springbok lefthander, Jacobus Duminy, who was a professor at the university. He made top score of 47 in Pretoria's total of 106 and did well to fend off the fiery opening attack of Neville Rankin and ..."〕
==Life and academic career==
Duminy grew up on a farm in the Tygerberg Hills. He published a book ''Twilight over the Tygerberg'' in 1979〔''The Tygerberg: the story of the Tygerberg Hills'' 1998 Page 49 "A 1905 snapshot of farming on parts of "Lobenstein" is contained in J. P. Duminy's reminiscences, Twilight over the Tygerberg. His family was still concentrating on grain-farming and vines, but the grain was mainly oats, possibly for feeding the ..."〕〔''South Africa's yesterdays'' Reader's Digest Association South Africa 1981 Page 87 "In his book, Twilight over the Tygerberg, J.P. Duminy recalled the splendid parties and 'delicious old-time delicacies' which graced the long family dining table: 'Among the meats I remember were a whole roast sucking-pig with the traditional roast potato in its mouth,.. "〕 He went to study at Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar at the age of 23.〔(J.P. Duminy The call for reappraisal 1961 ) "... The first occasion on which I met any Non-White who was not a farm-labourer , or a dock-worker or a semi-skilled artisan was when I went to Oxford at the age of 23"〕 Duminy served as chairman of various academic commissions.〔Baruch Hirson, ''Year of fire, year of ash: the Soweto revolt, roots of a revolution?'', 1979, p.58: "1935, contains in summary form some of the recommendations of the Commission under Professor J.P. Duminy"〕〔Paul Dobson. ''Doc: the life of Danie Craven'', 1994, p.77: "First of all dances at the university were stopped because J P Duminy, in accordance with government decree, forbade racially mixed dances"〕〔D. McKenzie, ''Medical education U.C.T., 1938–1978'' 1978, p.6: "He was followed by Dr J. P. Duminy in 1959 who had to contend with the student unrest of the postwar period."〕
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