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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 11, 1971

Page

4

Lawry under fire for captaincy in Test

Sydney reports harsh criticism of Bill Lawry in the Test series, citing his cautious batting and questioned captaincy after a weekend at the SCG. The piece notes Australia 143 runs behind England with six wickets down, Ashley Mallett underbowling, and a spin-strong English attack with Gleeson and Mallett.

Lawry Bill Lawry SCG Gleeson Mallett Australia Donald Bradman Ashley Mallett Sydney England

New Zealand golfer wins Turanga championship in Turanga

Joh Lister, heading to the United States next month for the rich American tournament, won the New Zealand FGA championship at Turanga. His final two rounds included a 66 on the Mt Maunganui course for a 28 hole aggregate of 262, five shots behind the world record. Other details describe innings and various players in unrelated cricket lines.

Tauranga Joh Lister America Turanga Ay | Hisler Mt Maunganui Ameri Mike Souchak England Gleeson Connolly Lurckhurst Haw Edrich Gleeson G. Chappell Fletcher Walters Mallett Dioliveien Connautty de Mallett Mingworth Knott St March Snore Laney P. Lever Connolly Mallett Underwood Chappell Willie Queanbeyan East Canberra Manuka Oval Jack Allen Bob Belford Fast Kerry Owen Arthur Brown Easts

Group 8 votes for new rugby league grades and officials

At the Queanbeyan Club Group 8 moved to form under-19 and under-17 rugby grades and a minor leagues referees association. A whisky firm offered $50 for make-the-match awards and a weekly prize. plans for a match programme were approved. The Motonito Shield strength was doubled to two, and the referees’ match fees were increased though later a proposal on individual referee appointments was rejected.

Queanbeyan Yester Jesser Clucy Fem de Phe Sroun Gibb Alshe Shi Woden South Josh Phillip Ove Atsman Ance Melniore Uch Houssenloge Hadgeace Bob Morgan Tolholders Sks South Woden Incious

Lister wins golf title amid tense season build up

The report covers a close golf title race with City’s position shadowed by early season form and cautious plans. Key players include Smith, Canney, Lloyd, Thomas, and Chappell with bowling figures nudging a pathway to a likely win as teams eye a spring schedule and midtable stakes.

Ievenner City Anh Ct Ciy Weiges Smith Vanty West Ian Canney Brian Lloyd Aint

Local club outlines grant toward Woden project

A community meeting discussed funding for Woden's initiative, approving a $50 grant toward costs. The gathering covered team development, referee training, and a proposed national tournament, with plans for rule changes and leadership roles across clubs.

Australian innings setbacks in tight England Test match

The report chronicles tense moments as Australia trails England, with Lawry and Chappell building cautious partnerships while England bowlers pressure heavy. Key fielding saves and sharp bowling shape Australia’s fragile progress in a closely fought test with lingering doubts over quick scoring and captaincy decisions.

Redpath and Walters In Hard Test At Perth Test

The report describes a tense Perth test with Redpath and Walters contributing in a high pressure session. A cautious England attack, backed by Boycott and Lack, faced Australia’s batting tilt while Watlers pace and spin troubled the order as the match progressed amidst crowd hostility and strategic changes.

Fvan Thomson Stackpole England Australi Peter Ile Convisenyecel Mallett Walters Fletcher Oliveira Knott Walters Sydney

Australia Nets 38 England in Jamaica Tournament

New Zealand and Australia share the lead as Australia pips England 38 to 37 at Jamaica National Stadium. The result keeps Australia unbeaten while Jamaica, England, and other teams proceed with the nine nation Netball tournament.

Kingston Jamaica New Zealand Aaf Reuter Australia England Aus Italia Te Yatanal Perth Walee Scotland Northern Ireland Bahamas

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