| ELFORD | Vic .......1968-69 and 1971 Formula One driver; fourth 'n the 1968 French GP (6) |
| CORNU | A horn or antler, or in fact anything so shaped (4th n.) |
| HINES | Jim ......1968 Olympic 100m gold medallist (5) |
| ROSEWALL | Ken ........ , winner of the 1968 French Open, 1970 US Open and 1971 and 1972 Australian Open singles tennis championships (8) |
| RICHEY | 1968 French Open tennis tournament women's singles winner (5,6) |
| ENDEAN | Barry ...... , 1968-70 Watford, 1970-71 Charlton and 1971-74 Blackburn striker (6) |
| HATTON | Bob _, 1969-1971 Carlisle and 1971-1976 Birmingham forward (6) |
| VENICE | 'Death in --', Thomas Mann novella and 1971 film with Dirk Bogarde (6) |
| CASALS | 1970 and 1971 US Open women's singles tennis championship runner-up (5,6) |
| JOICEY | Brian ...... , 1969-71 Coventry and 1971-76 Sheffield Wednesday forward (6) |
| CESALS | Rosemary ......, 1970 and 1971 US Open singles tennis championship losing finalist (6) |
| WELLER | Keith 1973-74 England, 1967-70 Millwall and 1971-78 Leicester City forward (6) |
| HERALD | Triumph model built between 1959 and 1971 (6) |
| COATES | 1970-71 England and 1971-78 Spurs winger (6) |
| STJOHN | Ian .. .... , 1959-65 Scotland, 1956-61 Motherwell, 1961-71 Liverpool and 1971-72 Coventry forward; 1974-77 Portsmouth manager (2,4) |
| SCHUMACHER | Ralf -, 1997-2007 Formula One driver; 2003 French GP winner (10) |
| NANCY | 1968 French Open tennis tournament women's singles winner (5,6) |
| EAGLE | British children's comic, published from 1950-69 and 1982-94, that featured the adventures of Dan Dare (5) |
| MATTBUSBY | The manager of Manchester United 1945-69 and 1970-71 (4,5) |
| DUCHAMP | Marcel ___ (1887 - 1968), French painter and sculptor (7) |
