SNOOKER – 1958-1963.
In the captions to these photos of snooker Brylcreem, ‘BA and CC’ stands for The Billiards Association and Control Council Club—later Council. Harry Young was a journalist who pioneered competitive snooker events.
The B.A and C.C Young 16 to 18 Snooker Championship of Great Britain – Burroughs and Watts Match Hall
Left to right; David Bend, David Bond, Terence Clarke, Ian Corbett, Paul Daverill, John Findlay, Stuart Goss, James McAllister, David Boots, John Shepherd, Beresford Tanner, and Geoffrey Thompson, posing with the white ball. Date: 16/12/1958
Harry Young Boy’s Snooker Championship – London. The two finalists with the trophy before starting the final. David Trevelyen (14) of Nottingham (Left) and David Bend (15) of Nuneaton (Right). Date: 12/04/1958
Snooker – Youth Championship
(L-R) David Bodill, Peter Braeley, George Seaborne, W Thorndycraft, John Virgo, Derek Wells and F Cleary cue up
Snooker – Youth Championship
(L-R) John Virgo, JC Clusker, Richard Revill and Martin Taylor cue up
Date: 07/12/1964
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