Upset In Snooker
(N.Z. Press Association) ’ AUCKLAND.
An Australian who moved from Sydney to Mangere East four years ago. J. Ahern (South Auckland), confounded all predictions by beating the defend ing champion, L. Napper (Otago*, on the second day of the national snooker championship last evening. Ahern, who played in his first national tournament two years ago, beat Napper, 47-35, 15-56, 57-35, 55-36.
The two-llfers now remaining are R. Flutey, Ahern, B. Clapham, T. Wong, J. Feeney and W. Cullen. Results:
J. Ahern (South Auckland) beat L. Napper (Otago), 47-35, 15-56, 57-35, 55-36; J. Feeney (Auckland) beat J. Walker (North Otago), 30-61, 52-54. 74-36, 75-35, 93-4; W. Cullen (Auckland) beat D. Kelly (Tara naki), 11-49, 46-21, 56-44. 63-44; B. Clapham (Auckland) beat S. Moses (Wellington), 30-57, 60-43. 72-23, 80-16; Feeney beat W. Rahul (Northland), by default: T Wong (Auckland) beat Rahul. 64-44, 60-28, 52-64. 35-50, 48-43. Flutev beat W. Harcourt (Wellington), 59-20, 62-55, 47-39.
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Press, Volume CVII, Issue 31479, 20 September 1967, Page 18
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