welker cochran造句

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1. In 1942, he came in third place, behind Willie Hoppe and Welker Cochran in a World Championship Three-cushion billiards match.
2. Her fame cemented, Katsura went on an exhibition tour of the United States with eight-time world champion Welker Cochran, and later with 51-time world champion Willie Hoppe.
3. The championship between the invitees was to take place at Welker Cochran's 924 Club, with 45 total games to be played over the 17-day tournament ending on March 22, 1952.
4. Kilgore said : " She played really remarkable billiards and I played a little over my head . " The next week Katsura faced Kilgore again in another exhibition at Welker Cochran's room, beating him 50 33 in 45 innings.
5. The first use of electric heating was for an 18.2 balkline tournament held in December 1927 between Welker Cochran and Jacob Schaefer, Jr . The New York Times announced it with fanfare : " For the first time in the history of world's championship balkline billiards a heated table will be used . . ."
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7. There were a number of proposals to curtail the chuck nurse's effectiveness, including removing the four balk spaces on the end rails where dominant players in the 1920s such as Willie Hoppe, Welker Cochran and Jake Schaefer, Jr, ( Jacob Sr .'s son ) had perfected their nursing skills, but leaving balk spaces in place on the.
8. Miss Katsura is one of the finest players I've faced in a world's tournament, while Welker Cochran, five-time holder of the Billiards World Crown, predicted : " Given another two or three years of American competition and she will be the world's champion . . . . Masako has opened a new field for women.
9. When the history of billiards is written and the names of Willie Hoppe, old and young Jake Schaefer and Welker Cochran are included with others of the great exponents of the indoor sport, there will be a distinct division for one man the man who did the impossible, who could make the ivories travel the wrong way, or, in the language of the billiard realm, " make'em talk all languages . " That man is Frank B . Adams, known the world over as " Yank " Adams, at one time and even now the world's only finger billiardist who can make all the apparently impossible shots on the table without the aid of a cue.