BILLIARDS
Thn two rounds In the inter-club chnmntoiiship played at Billiards, Limited, proved P yery Interesting to the largo audience In tho first game Tapp, of tho Workingmen’s Club, had little difficulty in defeating his opponent Toms, of th» Post Office Pastimes Club. Both men were at times brilliant, but the tight pockets and the championship conditions embarrassed them. The game ended: Tapp, 300; Toms. 196; and the best breaks were: Winner. 41 and 21; loser. 19. In the second round Duncan, Returned Soldiers Club nlayed Harrison, Post and Telegraph Club and suffered defeat by 40 odd points. Harrison’s best breaks were: 36. /.nnd 23- and Dunean's. 24 and 19. To-night, a« 7 o’clock, Sim, the pre«ent holder. w> l nlay his club-mate. Arnold Williama. of the Federal Club, at 8.15. Munroe, Returned Soldiers’ Club, will piny Tyrrell, of the Post and Telegraph Chub.
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 266, 4 August 1921, Page 6
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144BILLIARDS Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 266, 4 August 1921, Page 6
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