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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 29, 1971

Page

8

Nicklaus and rookie share lead at Hobart Open

American Jack Nicklaus and a rookie led the Qantas Australian Open after the first day at Royal Hobart Golf Course. Scores featured four under par by Nicklaus and a tight chase by Dave Hull and Barry Conner, with gusty winds and rain shaping a challenging round for the international field.

Hobart Chain Pun Riyal Hobart Tasmanine AB Coxon Dave Stockton Gary Player South Africa Qantas Harold Henning Bruce Deslin Billy Dunk Nsw Royal Hobart

Fancied clubs draw in fourth round cup ties

Tottenham, Chelsea and Manchester United all drew at home in the League Cup fourth round. Tottenham led by Marin Chivers but drew with North End after a late George Lyall strike. Chelsea trailed 84 to Graham Rowe’s goal, Manchester United required a late Alan Gowing header to draw Stoke City. West Ham beat Liverpool 2 1 with goals from Geoff Hurn and Bryan Robson to reach the quarter finals.

London Tottenham Hotspur Chelsea Manchester United Tottenham England Marin Chivers Mies North End George Lyall Graham Rowe Bolton Wanderers Alan Hudson Secon Stoke City Alan Gowing John Rushi Stoke West Ham Geoff Hurn Bryan Robson Liverpool

Death of American speed racer Robe rt Tattersall in Illinois

Robet Tattersall a 47 year old United States speed racing driver died after a long illness in STREATOR Illinois on Thursday. He had 13 spur s in Australian speedways and underwent surgery in an Adelaide hospital earlier this year before returning to the US for further treatment.

Streator Illinois Robert Tattersall United States Hallie Tatersall Adelaie

NSW Colts Defeat Queensland Colts to Retain Jack Gregory Cup

NSW Colts won by three runs on the first innings at Brisbane Cricket Ground to retain the Jack Gregory Cup, overcoming Queensland Colts despite late resistance. Colin Dodd top scored with a century, while NSW bowlers made key early breakthroughs as Queensland folded in both innings.

Brisbane NSW Colts Queensland Colts Brisbane Cricket Ground Nsw Queensland Arly Simos van Tse Qoesnglend Alhghumar Neulle Samer Colin Dodd Dodd Hoe Ab Mitten Crea Toaly Garry Gilmour Bary Thebridge David Optivie

Parliamentary Press Gallery cricket match at Forestry Oval Jumla

The Parliamentary Press Gallery cricket team seeks a first victory over Federal politicians in a match at Forestry Oval Jumla today. The game starts at 10 am and is the third meeting between the two sides. Five players from Liberal and Labor, plus two Country, will compete, led by Atta Chipp. Regardless of the result, tradition has the politicians batting first.

Forestry Oval Jumla Mam Atta Chipp Yatever

Top oarsmen to row for ANU amid cross country rowing meet

A noted lineup from ANU eyes a landmark Rowing Championship at Lake Warley Griffin tomorrow afternoon. The squad features Gerry Nola, Tom, and other veteran rowers as they prepare for the ANL event in Yarramundi Beach.

Lake Warley ANL Yarramundi Beach

Field of 27 remains in Cup with Melbourne Cup acceptances

Twenty seven horses remain in contention for the Melbourne Cup at Flemington after final acceptances. Expected runners include Sandrequie and Alle Rouge, with few scratches so far though a few unex pected incidents were noted.

Melbourse Flemington NRC Brookley Hill Westerny Bay HL Innoen Melbourne Gay Loud

Sunday races dates approved for Canberra meetings and regional clubs

Canberra venues schedule Sunday racing early next year with ACT Jockey Club on February 27 and Canberra Racing Club on March 5. Southern Tablelands and South Coast Racing Association approved dates as regional clubs plan meetings at Cooma Nowra Bungendore and Adaminaby. Goulburn and Dungog Race Club defer Two-Year-Old Sapphire Stakes to March 22. Queanbeyan adds midweek and a Sunday meeting. Canberra handicapper Mrohn Kelly resigns. applications for handicapper steward and cadet steward invited. part-time deputy stewards sought for race day duties.

Canberra ACT Jockey Club Canberra Racing Club Southern Tablelands and South Coast Racing Association Tree Labour Counem Babe Adaminaby Geway Jana Sond Mrohn Kelly Coulay Bob Morne Mest

Geelong filly Dual F hurive favored in Craven Stakes quotes

Melbourne racing markets show Dual F hurive the Geelong filly at 6/4 for the Craven Stakes at Flemington on Saturday. Arctic Symbol led betting at 7/4 with Rajah Sahibiby and Silver Knight at 7/2, while Skint Dip the Moonee Valley Cup winner sits at 4 9/2.

Ima Mir Bren Misian Flemington Timiner Jim Mok Taney Sandown Bourne Geelong Dual F Hurive Sturday Nh Hayne Aten Sabritay Evight Arctic Symbol Rajah Sahiby Silver Knight Skint Dip

ACT Defeats Western Australia in Harpetball Championship

Melbourne report states ACT beat Western Australia 66 to 52 in the Australian Women's Harpetball Championships. Top ACT scorers were Ssuller with 24 points Witawski 21 and Durrant 12 as the fourth quarter mounted. South leads the march in another match.

Melbourne Western Austins Act E_ Ssuller Witawski J. Durrant

Fragmented reminiscences mix in a jumbled tale of bookies and makers

The text recalls family warnings about bookmakers and a chaotic stream of memories. Names, places, and events blur as the narrator references societies, crafts, and gatherings, hinting at a broader cultural scene but remaining largely fragmented and unclear.

Wallabies in France face scare amid injuries and training delay

In Paris a scare hit the Australian Wallabies as star lock Bob McLean is kept from training after an abdominal infection. Coach Bud Templeton says practice shifts to morning and afternoon sessions to focus on lineout and rucking with a reduced party of 20 players. Injury worries mount with several squad members missing games in the upcoming eight-match schedule, including tests in North America.

Hines Joe Frenchy Wallaby Australia Bud Templeton Templeton Snes North Ami

Inquest Opens on Jo Siffert Death at Brands Hatch

An inquest in Funbridge Wells Kent heard Swiss driver Jo Siffert died from a single severe leg fracture after a car fire at Brands Hatch. Dr Keith Randall, a pathologist, said the fire caused fatal injuries and noted minor burns elsewhere. Reginald Parnell, team manager, described Siffert as a loving man and testified at the adjourned inquest.

Funbridge Wells Kent Thunday AAP Jo Siffert Brands Hatch Press Association Onygen Keith Randall Sitferr Randall Reginald Parnell Littleover Derbyshire

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