Peter Shelley – Obituary Peter George Shelley (1941 – 2018) Peter Shelley did not discover Billiards – he was born into it quite literally. Born at Stafford Constitutional Club, home of his Grandparents where his Grandfather was the Club Steward and a decent player to boot. Peter’s father, a farmer was also a useful player …
Audrey Wah Obituary March 2019 The EABA is saddened to hear of the passing of Audrey Wah, the wife of Harry. Harry is a life member of the EABA after serving a spell as the Association’s secretary. Audrey has been fighting illness for some years and on behalf of all EABA members the committee sends …
OBITUARY – David Lambert Rees 10th August 1941- 13th June 2019 David was dedicated to the game of billiards for most of his life but as a young man he played both amateur cricket and football and was a lifelong supporter of his local team Derby County. He is one of a group of cueists …
Timmy Murphy We have just receive the sad news that Irish International player Timmy Murphy has passed away. Our sympathies go out to his family and friends.
John Richmond The EABA is deeply saddened to announce the death of Mr. John Richmond. He passed away on Sunday 17 May 2015 after a short illness at the age of 77 years. John was a devoted supporter of the game of billiards. He played in his local league representing his club in Pateley Bridge …
John Smith The EABA is deeply saddened to learn about the sudden passing away of John Smith. John passed away at home peacefully but suddenly on Saturday 18th July 2015, shortly after his 72nd birthday. He was a long standing member of the EABA and served a short spell on its committee. It is true to say …
ALF NOLAN 1927 to 2014 The EABA’s first President Mr Alf Nolan sadly passed away on 6th October after a long fight against cancer. Will there ever be a greater enthusiast of the 3-ball game? Alf was a fine player with an extensive knowledge of billiards and the people who played it. A compulsive talker …
Mike Wright (10 Shot) It is with great sadness that I have to tell you of the passing of Mike Wright. Mike as we all knew him to be 10 SHOT, actually played Peter Gilchrist in a competition when he got his 10 shot and recieved more Euro’s for the 10 shot than Peter did for …
Tom Terry, who was a popular and ever-present figure on the English billiards circuit, died at his home in Brinsley, Nottingham, on 1st March 2004. He was 71 years of age and had been suffering from cancer of the colon for some time. Never amongst the top flight of billiard players, he was nevertheless a …
MARSHALL, Robert (Bob) James Percival A Legend in Amateur Billiards Billiards legend Robert (Bob) Marshall, died in his home town of Perth, Western Australia, on Monday 23rd February 2004. He was 93 years of age. Bob Marshall, seen here in action in 1951 Marshall first saw the light of day in 1910 in the small …
Ken Shirley 1934-2006 Ken Shirley died aged 71 on 14th March 2006, while returning home from a family holiday in Italy. Ken, a genial and outgoing man, was born just a few years before the war into a family where there had been no particular sporting connections of any kind. …
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