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Intheshed Our Monthly Puzzle Page to Keep You Entertained When You’Re Forced Indoors intheshed Our monthly puzzle page to keep you entertained when you’re forced indoors.. CROSSWORD QUICK ‘NINE HOLE’ QUIZ St Andrews Open 1. Who won the very first Open at 6. Which Japanese player took a St Andrews in 1973? nine having found the Road Hole Bunker in 1984? 2. Tiger Woods won the 2005 St Andrews Open by five shots but 7. Who took an 8 on the same hole two came second? having found the same bunker in 2000 when sitting in runners-up 3. Which two players in the spot? modern era have won more than one Open over the Old Course? 8. By how many shots did Tiger Woods win the 2000 Open on his 4. Who says he doesn’t think way to completing the set of Major about his missed 72nd hole putt Championships? in which would have won him the 1970 Open more than once every 9. Who was the last Australian to few minutes? win an Open at St Andrews? 5. Which winner’s nickname was “Champagne”? MONSTER SUDOKU Fill in the grid so ACROSS DOWN that every row, every column and every 1 Fire-starter (8) 1 Take up an offer (6) 4x4 box contains the 5 Zany or impulsive (6) 2 An obscenity (5,4) numbers 0 to 9 and 10 Musical written by Tim 3 German actress, star of the letters A to E. Rice, Bjorn Ulvaeus and Roman Polanski’s Tess (9,6) Benny Andersson (5) 4 Italian international 11 The ____Guards, the footballer of the 1990s - senior regiment of the Giuseppe ____ (7) Guards Division (9) 6 A semi-autobiographical 12 In religion, a place novel by Ernest Hemingway between heaven and hell (9) (1,8,2,4) 13 The third rock from the 7 An official maker of public sun (5) announcements (5) 14 Top 10 hit for The 8 Leverage or influence (8) Ordinary Boys (4,4,2,4) 9 RL Stevenson’s ‘good’ SUDOKU 17 The first English doctor (6) Fill in the grid so language writer to win the 15 Eaters of meat and plants that every row, every Nobel Prize for Literature (9) column and every 9 (7,7) 16 A non-competitive box shape contains 21 Listlessness or boredom sporting event (8) the numbers 1 to 9. (5) 18 Jonathan ____, 23 The largest city in British rugby league and union Columbia (9) international (6) 24 Approaches (5,4) 19 A disregarder of informa- 25 Repeat (5) tion (7) 26 Young, affluent profes- 20 Skulls (6) sional with a fashionable 22 US Civil Rights organisa- Puzzle lifestyle (6) tion (5) Answers 27 Body of water surround- on ing the Isle of Man (5,3) page 65 JULY 2010 GI 59 Seaweed Compact A dried seaweed extract in soluble powder form to help improve shoot density, root growth and general plant health ❖ Enhances root growth, root mass and turf establishment ❖ Increases shoot density for better recovery and ground cover ❖ Aids young seed establishment by boosting early growth ❖ Boosts beneficial soil microbes so improving root health ❖ A 2kg tub covers up to 1 hectare ❖ Highly soluble formulation for efficient application and ease of use Rigby Taylor Ltd, Rigby Taylor House, Crown Lane, Horwich, Bolton BL6 5HP. Freephone: 0800 424919. www.rigbytaylor.com QUICK ‘NINE HOLE’ QUIZ ANSWERS: 1. Tom Kidd 2. Colin Montgomerie 3. Jack Nicklaus (1970 & ’78) and Tiger Woods (2000 & 2005) 4. Doug Sanders 5. Tony Lema intheshed answers 6. Tommy Nakajima 7. David Duval 8. Eight 9. Kel Nagle in 1960 CROSSWORD MONSTER SUDOKO SQUIGGLY SUDOKO JULY 2010 GI 65.
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