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Clark McConachy MBE (15
April 1895 – 12
April 1980),
often known simply as Mac, was a New
Zealand professional player of
English billiards and snooker...
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although being defeated by
McConachy for the 1932
billiards title had felt like a
serious possibility, "snooker was not [
McConachy's]
strong point and, in...
- only two
entrants –
Australian Horace Lindrum and New
Zealander Clark McConachy. Due to a
dispute between the
Professional Billiards Players' ****ociation...
- and the
Professional Billiards Players' ****ociation (PBPA),
Lindrum and
McConachy were the only
players to compete, with most
professional players playing...
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Section B, and
Clark McConachy. Each
player won six of the 12
frames pla**** on the
first day of
their match. On the
second day,
McConachy took 11 of 12 frames...
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Championship 25–21.
There were
three entries for the 1932 tournament.
Clark McConachy met
Davis in the final, pla**** at Thurston's Hall.
Davis took the title...
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visits to the table. In 1932,
Davis faced New
Zealander Clark McConachy in the final.
McConachy had won
three of
their four warm-up
matches but in the championship...
- took a 6–0 lead in the
first session of his
match against Clark McConachy.
McConachy only won the 15th
frame during the
first three sessions, and Davis...
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challenge the
reigning champion Clark McConachy for the
billiards title. This was the
first contest since McConachy's 1951 win and, aged 73 by this time...
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often organised,
especially with New
Zealand Billiard Champion Clark McConachy.
Lindrum published his
instructional book, Billiards, in 1930 [first printed...
