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English: Billiards: spot strokes. The striker's ball A is nearly, but not quite, in a line with the red ball and the opposite pocket. When this is the case, the only way to get position is to run through the red and get position off the two cushions. |
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Source | Hoyle's Games Modernized. |
Author | "Professor Louis Hoffmann" (1839-1919) & Ernest Bergholt (1856-1925) |
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