- restriction.
Repeated potting of the red was a
great strength for
William Peall in particular.
There were
three all-in
competitions held
separately from...
- 2019.
Retrieved 31
January 2019.
Shamos 2002, p. 14.
Shamos 2002, p. 160.
Peall 2017, pp. 1, 5. Boru 2010, Ch. "You can
chalk that one up to...". "What...
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William Peall (often
known as W. J.
Peall) was an
English player of
English billiards. He won the 1892
Billiard ****ociation
Billiard Championship, which...
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Stephen Guy
Peall (born 2
September 1969) is a
former Zimbabwean cricketer who pla**** in four Test
matches and 21 One Day
Internationals between 1992...
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distribution of the
disorder are inconclusive. C****a Huntington's
disease Peall, Kathryn; Kurian,
Manju (June 14, 2015). "Benign
Hereditary C****a: An Update"...
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challenge either Peall or
Billy Mitc**** for the championship. From
around 1890
until 1898, on at
least ten
separate occasions,
Peall challenged John Roberts...
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began a w****-long
match of the
first to 8,000 points,
against Arthur F.
Peall at the
Victoria Billiard Hall in Chesterfield.
Davis received a
start of...
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community in Whitefield,
Greater Manchester during Covid-19.
Bryony Emily Kate
Peall. For
services to the
community in Saxmundham,
Suffolk during Covid-19. Diana...
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resulted in a tie
between William Peall and
Harry Stevenson, with 6 wins out of 7.
There was a play-off on the Monday.
Peall received 100
start but Stevenson...
- Arthur.F.
Peall—son of
former world champion W.J.
Peall in the final. But he was not well, and on 10
March 1923, the
championship was
given to
Peall who was...
