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although the evening session was shared, Davis led 12–4. Davis made a 57 break in frame 11, winning the frame 78–32. Davis secured a winning lead by taking the 23rd frame 80–34 to lead 16–7. Both sessions on the third day were shared, to leave Davis 16–8 ahead. Davis won four of the seven frames on the last day, resulting in a final score of 20–11. Davis was presented with the trophy by the BACC chairman John C. Bissett. After each of the sessions on 12 May, Davis was scheduled to perform an exhibition of the billiards pendulum cannon, which by that time was already on the way to being restricted in competitive play by the BACC.
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Carpenter was also played at Thurston's Hall, Leicester Square in London. As with the game between Inman and Newman, it was an extra to a billiards match. The billiards match was to 7,000 with Carpenter receiving a 1,000 start. The match lasted from Monday 14 to Saturday
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played their match on 31 December 1926 and 1 January 1927 at
Thurston's Hall. There were eight frames played on the first day, in two sessions. The score was 2–2 after the afternoon but Carpenter won all four in the evening to lead 6–2. Butler won the first frame on the second day but Carpenter won
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Davis drafted the conditions under which a championship could take place, after a conversation with Camkin, and sent it to the BACC, who gave their consent. At its meeting on 1 September 1926, the
Professional Championship Committee of the BACC agreed the terms for the tournament, and set a closing
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Birmingham, the players having to arrange dates and venues for the other matches. The winner of the tournament would retain the title until either they resigned it, they were defeated in a BACC-sanctioned championship match, or they refused to defend it against a
874:, who said that "Joe was a great player before anyone else knew how to play the game," Everton added "he was certainly far too good for his rivals in the early championships". Davis went on to win the World Championship every year until 1940, after which the event was on hold, due to
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BACC-approved challenger; with a proviso that the champion would not be required to defend the title more than once a year. Match referees would require BACC approval, and the games were to be played with
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s correspondent opined that "the policy of playing a serious match in conjunction with the billiards has proved an additional public attraction", and that only three of the leading billiards players,
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from gate receipts, but the BACC used £19 from the players' part of the entry fees, which were expected to be used as prize money, towards purchasing the trophy. Snooker historian
792:. Davis won all four frames in the afternoon and led 5–3 at the end of the first day. The match ended 10–5 on the second day, with Davis having achieved a winning margin at 8–5.
410:(BACC) to recognise an official professional snooker championship in the 1926–27 season. The BACC's secretary, A. Stanley Thorn, had rejected a request in 1924 from professional
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final. The same trophy awarded to Davis is still presented to the world champion each year.
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shall be continued until the full number of games has been completed"; therefore
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in London, and the venue for the semi-finals and final was to be
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Camkin's Hall, Birmingham, England, 9–12 May 1927. Referee:
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Thorn, A. Stanley (May 1927). "Notes from headquarters".
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29 November 1926 – 12 May 1927
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Snooker is played with 21 object balls and a cue ball.
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s were played, after which Davis won the match 20–11.
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strokes. Newman won the match 16,000–14,763 on 7 May.
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A History of billiards: (the English three-ball game)
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2018:. Haywards Heath: Partridge Press. p. 50.
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2864:"Billiards. Professional championship final".
2569:"Snooker's Pool – Professional Championship".
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3123:. W. G. Clifford. September 1927. p. 29.
3044:"Billiards – Snooker pool tile won by Davis"
2305:"The Professional Championship of Snooker".
2217:. W. G. Clifford. December 1926. p. 35.
1966:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
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1933:. London: Bloomsbury. pp. 11–13.
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1931:The Embassy Book of World Snooker
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2804:"Billiards – Carpenter wins".
2402:. 13 December 1926. p. 8.
2387:. 7 December 1926. p. 18.
2383:"Billiards – Newman v Inman".
2372:. 3 December 1926. p. 16.
2368:"Billiards – Newman v Inman".
2232:. 15 November 1926. p. 6.
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2511:"Davis wins his snooker heat"
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1957:"Davis, Joseph [Joe]"
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2868:. 26 April 1927. p. 13.
2823:. 21 April 1927. p. 14.
2808:. 21 March 1927. p. 16.
2793:. 19 March 1927. p. 12.
2697:"Joe Davis in snooker final"
2588:. 3 January 1927. p. 5.
2573:. 1 January 1927. p. 4.
2415:"Lord Nelson Hotel (advert)"
2327:. W. G. Clifford. p. 2.
2228:"New snooker championship".
2085:"Embassy World Championship"
2070:. W. G. Clifford. p. 2.
1992:UK public library membership
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2853:. 23 April 1927. p. 5.
2838:. 22 April 1927. p. 6.
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2849:"Professional snooker".
2764:Dundee Evening Telegraph
2665:"Davis in snooker final"
2544:Kobylecky, John (2019).
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2014:Everton, Clive (1986).
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2486:. 30 December 1926
2454:. 11 December 1926
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2608:. 1 February 1927
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2479:"Snooker de luxe"
2422:. 8 December 1926
2252:. 3 November 1934
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2612:23 November
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2426:23 November
2256:24 November
1658:Bill Camkin
1508:Albert Cope
1420:Albert Cope
926:Semi-finals
808:Albert Cope
660:Semi-finals
632:Semi-finals
616:Albert Cope
592:Preliminary
532:Preliminary
404:Bill Camkin
386:player and
368:Albert Cope
321:Bill Camkin
107:Albert Cope
53:Final venue
3847:Categories
3470:Knock-outs
3423:Challenges
3380:Match-play
2164:"Trophies"
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1906:References
1858:Dead frame
1691:Tom Dennis
1349:Tom Dennis
1320:Tom Newman
1186:Nat Butler
1097:Tom Dennis
1007:Tom Dennis
891:dead frame
872:Fred Davis
800:Nat Butler
779:Nottingham
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707:Tom Newman
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556:Tom Dennis
540:Tom Newman
436:dead frame
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400:Birmingham
378:Background
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341:Nottingham
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270:Birmingham
238:Nottingham
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67:Birmingham
63:Final city
45:1927-05-12
41:1926-11-29
3210:cite book
3136:"Snooker"
2851:The Times
2836:The Times
2821:The Times
2806:The Times
2791:The Times
2586:The Times
2571:The Times
2400:The Times
2385:The Times
2370:The Times
2355:The Times
2340:The Times
1667:Joe Davis
1615:Joe Davis
1576:Joe Brady
1540:Joe Davis
1467:Alec Mann
1383:Joe Davis
882:Main draw
790:Liverpool
786:Joe Brady
620:Alec Mann
580:Joe Brady
576:Joe Davis
485:Tom Reece
462:shillings
392:Joe Davis
345:Liverpool
313:Joe Davis
301:inaugural
254:Liverpool
153:Runner-up
139:Joe Davis
3461:Mar 1968
3456:Apr 1966
3451:Dec 1965
3446:Nov 1965
3441:Mar 1965
3436:Oct 1964
3431:Apr 1964
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2172:Archived
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319:manager
194:→
127:Champion
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2095:4 April
1703:England
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