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English: Jack Carney (left) and Ray Reardon (right) shake hands after Carney won the 1949 British Boys Snooker championship at Burroughes Hall. J. Hall Yarr of the Billiards Association and Control Council is holding the trophy. |
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Source | The Western Mail, 31 October 1949 | |||
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