1985 European Pool Billiards Championship

1985 European Pool Billiards Championship
venue	St. Johann im Pongau , Austria
Disciplines	8-ball , 9-ball , 14/1 endless
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The Pool Championship 1985 was the European Pool Billiard Association EPBF in St. Johann im Pongau in Austria being transmitted snooker tournament .

The disciplines 8-ball , 14/1 endless and for the first time also 9-ball were played out . For the men, the European team champions were also determined for the first time.

In the men's category, Swedes Jurgen Karlsson , Björn Jonsson and Ulf Hjalmvall became European champions. Jonsson was the 8-ball his title from the previous year, thus successfully defended. The German Uwe Sander became vice European champion in 9-ball. Wolfgang Becker won bronze in 8-ball, Edgar Nickel in 14/1 endlessly.

The German team around Thomas Engert , Ralf Souquet , Rolf Alex , Edgar Nickel and Uwe Sander became European champions in the final against Sweden.

In the women's category , Eva Eleholt was the third time European champion in 14/1 after 1982 and 1984. Anke Cronquist became 8-ball European champion, Heide Andersson won the 9-ball title. Birgitte Verwaltung and Margit Schlosser won bronze in the 14/1 endless and in the 8 ball respectively.

Medalist

discipline	gold	silver	bronze
Gentlemen - 14/1 endless	Jurgen Karlsson	Bengt Pedersen	Reider Rune Larsen
			Edgar Nickel
Men - 8-Ball	Bjorn Jonsson	Mikael Hallgren	Wolfgang Becker
			Valentin planer
Men - 9-Ball	Ulf Hjalmvall	Uwe Sander	Siegfried Brommer
			Torstein Wiik
Men's team	Germany	Sweden	Austria
			Switzerland
Ladies - 14/1 endless	Eva Eleholt	Marie Thorné	M. Mayr
			Birgitte whole
Ladies - 8 ball	Anke Cronquist	Margit Schlosser	Jaqueline from Kanel
			Julie Close
Ladies - 9-Ball	Heather Andersson	Hazel Dabrowski	Lotti Walther
			Dawie Moestadjab

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