| J. MEDLEY
(Maidenhead Ivy Leaf) | 500 | P. CRAKLEY
(Hayes WM) | 46 | ||
| M. QUINNELL
(Bexleyheath W.M.) | 500 | F. H. PAGE
(Swanley Junction WM) | 378 | ||
| B. HALL
(Swanley Junction WM West) | 500 | C. SMITH
(Byfleet Social) | 359 | ||
| J. OLDFIELD
(Sarisbury Green Social) | 500 | M. SCANE
(Bordon WM) | 208 | ||
| E. LLOYD
(Hinckley Central) | 500 | H. WILLIS
(Kenilworth Sports &Social) | 207 | ||
| P. SHELLEY
(Ball Green WM) | 500 | M. LOWNDES
(Crewe Pioneer Anglers ) | 189 | ||
| W. REED
(Doncaster Trade Union & Labour) | 500 | B. GILES
(Milnesbridge Socialist) | 247 | ||
| D. KELL
(Beechwood & Easterside Soc) | 500 | P. BODEN
(Newport & District WM) | 41 | ||
| P. BENNETT
(Longlands WM Social) | 500 | I. PHILLIPS
(Western Social) | 213 | ||
| T. MACKINDER
(North Ormesby Institute) | 500 | A. A. JAMES
(Throckley Union Jack) | 256 |
| J. Medley
(Maidenhead Ivy Leaf) | 500 | M. Quinnell
(Bexleyheath WM) | 83 | ||
| I. Stevenage
(Nat Ass Of Railway Rec & Soc) | 500 | J. Crew
(Swanley Junction WM) | 316 | ||
| J. Oldfield
(Sarisbury Green Social) | 500 | B. Hall
(Swanley Junction WM) | 343 | ||
| D Burgess
(Sarisbury Green Social) | 500 | Haig
(Bordon WM) | 269 | ||
| P. Welham
(Swaffham Ex-Servicemens) | 500 | T. Smith
(Woodford WM) | 110 | ||
| N. Rewhorn
(Hinckley Central) | w/o | M. Faddes
(Crewe Pioneer Anglers) | scr. | ||
| E. Lloyd
(Hinckley Central) | 500 | G. Thomas
(Ferndale Band) | 357 | ||
| M. H. E. Chapman
(Selly Oak Ex-Service) | 500 | P. Shelley
(Ball Green WM) | 192 | ||
| P. Johnson
(Monks Road WM) | 500 | A. Marley
(Doncaster Trade Union & Lab) | 221 | ||
| T. Hodby
(Clay Lane Social) | 500 | H. Reed
(Doncaster Trade Union & Lab) | 359 | ||
| H Summer
(Rothwell Leeds WM) | 500 | L. Torne
(Clay Lane Social) | 223 | ||
| D. Watson
(Rothwell Leeds WM) | 500 | D. Townend
(Bilton WM) | 291 | ||
| C. Shutt
(North Ormesby Institute) | 500 | L. Connor
(Newport & District WM) | 440 | ||
| P. Bennett
(Longlands WM Social) | w/o | M. Goodwill
(Newport & District WM) | scr. | ||
| D. Kell
(Beechwood & Easterside Soc) | 500 | S. Snee
(North Ormesby Institute) | 428 | ||
| T. Mackinder
(North Ormesby Institute) | 500 | A. Nolan
(Western Social) | 244 |
| J HEDLEY
| 500 | J OLDFIELD
| 363 | ||
| D BURGESS
| 500 | I STEVENAGE
| 156 | ||
| P WELHAM
| 500 | N. REWHORN
| 340 | ||
| M. H. E. CHAPMAN
| 500 | E. LLOYD
| 378 | ||
| D. WATSON
| 500 | T. HODBY
| 461 | ||
| H. SUMNER
| 500 | P. JOHNSON
| 461 | ||
| C SHUTT
| 500 | P. BENNETT
| 319 | ||
| D KELL
| 500 | T MACKINDER
| 344 |
| J HEDLEY
| 500 | D BURGESS
| 380 | ||
| P WELHAM
| 500 | M. H. E. CHAPMAN
| 395 | ||
| C SHUTT
| 500 | D. WATSON
| 218 |
| C. SHUTT
| 792 | D. KELL
| 745 | ||
| J. HEDLEY
| 1,026 | P. WELHAM
| 513 |
| C. SHUTT
| 1,713 | J. HEDLEY
| 574 |
A brilliant performance by Chris Shutt and his break of 207 was the highest in the contest.
The score of 1713 which is a competition record, the previous record being 1454 by Norman Dagley In 1981.
Another CIU NATIONAL INDIVIDUAL BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP record to fall was the best aggregate score of 2287 On a personal note I am delighted that the differences between the EASB and the EABA have finally been resolved.
There have obviously been some misunderstandings in the past, but I can assure you that the EASB, through the Billiards Committee are only interested in promoting the game for the benefit of all players.
I very much enjoyed the English Final, and would like to congratulate all concerned in the organisation and presentation which was excellent.
Best wishes for the success of the magazine.
WINNER: £300, TROPHY and REPLICA
RUNNER-UP: £250, and TROPHY
LOSING SEMI-FINALISTS: £200
HIGHEST BREAK AWARD: £50
Peter Miller, Games Secretary of the CIU, seen here presenting Chris Shutt with the CIU Highest Break prize (206) at the Final of the English Amateur Championship.