Motor-cyclist killed
NZPA Kyalami. South Africa Keith Peterson was killed in an international 500 cc motor-cycle race won by his brother. Robbie, in record time at the Kyalami course, near Johannesburg, yesterday. Petersen, aged 34. was the eldest of three racing brothers. He died in a colli-
sion with Mario Rademeyer. who was not hurt, according i to South African radio. Rob--1 bie and David Petersen, who ' had suffered broken ribs and ; a broken hand in a crash in i Australia two weeks ago. withdrew from the other races after their brother's death. > Anton .Mang. of West Ger- ’ many, won the 250 cc race.
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