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Story September 27, 1917

The Daily Journal

East Saint Louis, Saint Clair County, Illinois

What is this article about?

Edward Bann announces a handicap pocket billiard tournament at Jefferson Billiard Academy starting October 1, with entrants like R. Slack (80) and others, adjustable handicaps, and prizes.

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BANN PLANS BILLIARD
TOURNEY AT JEFFERSON

Edward Bann, proprietor of the Jefferson Billiard Academy, is planning to stage another of the popular handicap pocket billiard tournaments at the Jefferson in the near future.

The first games in the tourney are scheduled to begin on October 1 and entries are now being made.

Among those who have already entered, and their handicaps, are: R. Slack, 80; T. Freels, 80; F. Finke, 80; G. Finke, 70; C. Holten, 90; B. Brokaw, 100; E. Gobin, 100; E. C. Hayes, 70; F. Eddinger, 80; A. Callison, 75; Daniel Webb, 70; Edward Couch, 80, and J. McCloskey, 80.

Prizes will be awarded, and Edward Bann, who is ex-officio referee of the tourney, reserves the right to change handicaps, so that all entries may have an equal chance to win the prizes.

What sub-type of article is it?

Sports Tournament Event Announcement

What keywords are associated?

Billiard Tournament Handicap Entries Prizes Jefferson

What entities or persons were involved?

Edward Bann R. Slack T. Freels F. Finke G. Finke C. Holten B. Brokaw E. Gobin E. C. Hayes F. Eddinger A. Callison Daniel Webb Edward Couch J. Mccloskey

Where did it happen?

Jefferson Billiard Academy

Story Details

Key Persons

Edward Bann R. Slack T. Freels F. Finke G. Finke C. Holten B. Brokaw E. Gobin E. C. Hayes F. Eddinger A. Callison Daniel Webb Edward Couch J. Mccloskey

Location

Jefferson Billiard Academy

Event Date

October 1

Story Details

Edward Bann plans a handicap pocket billiard tournament at the Jefferson Billiard Academy starting October 1, with listed entrants and their handicaps; prizes to be awarded, handicaps adjustable for fairness.

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