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I also saw it, but being honest, I did not come with the answer. I wonder whether LM would fiddle with the scoreboard as well, playing a snooker match! 
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We'll call that round void, as I provided half the answer!!
I'll find some more pics...Comment
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ROUND ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN
All these players have reached at least a World quarterfinal. As it is Christmas and this is a tough question - a point for each correct answer.
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Getting player B should earn us 10 points!!! can only see the table!Comment
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B. Eddie Charlton.
C. alec Mann
D. Walter Donaldson.Comment
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d) Ray Reardon?Comment
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No correct answers, so far.
Clue's:
All four players are of different Nationality. Two of them have appeared in at least one World final, the other two never got beyond the quarters. One of the players also had a son who also played in the Championships.Comment
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46 Final
If anyone is interested, here is another scene from the great 1946 Davis - Lindrum final at the Horticultural Hall, Westminster, this time with Joe in play.
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a) Peter Mans
b) Peter Mans
c) Peter Mans
d) Peter Mans
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d) Joe DavisComment
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Not having a point for that chasmmi. lolOriginally Posted by chasmmia) Peter Mans
b) Peter Mans
c) Peter Mans
d) Peter Mans
d is not Joe Davis.Comment
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A Peter Mans
B Walter Donaldson
C Clark Mconarchy
D Ton NewmanComment
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Nope. OK, the first two are former world finalists.Comment
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D) Peter Mans?“There is nothing like looking, if you want to find something. You certainly usually find something, if you look, but it is not always quite the something you were after.” - J.R.R. Tolkien
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