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Malton snooker coach Bob England dies aged 84
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[Gazette & Herald] - He became a national coach of the game and was himself trained under the legendary Ray Reardon. Originally from Pontefract, Mr England, of Horsemarket Road, Malton, moved to the town to become a police officer, joining the old North Riding Constabulary
Sporting Bygones: I was being crowned the world champion while mum was out ...
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[Yorkshire Post] - I can still see him that night,stood on the stage at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield after beating Ray Reardon in the final, tears rolling down his face, calling for his wife and baby daughter to join him as he cradled the silver trophy.
Snooker world number ones in history including Ronnie O ...
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Apr 03, · In fact his cumulative total of 280 weeks puts him fifth on the list behind Stephen Hendry (471), Steve Davis (365), Ray Reardon (362) and Mark Selby (350).
Golden Moments at the Crucible: No 3 A tearful Alex Higgins beats...
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Alex Higgins, current rebel vs. Ray Reardon, former policeman. With snooker exploding in popularity in the early eighties it was another final ...
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