World Snooker Championship 1947
| World Snooker Championship 1947 | |
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| Tournament dates | |
| Tournament format: | Knockout |
| Playing time: | 1946/47 |
| Association: | BACC |
| Tournament details | |
| Attendees: | 19th |
| Defending champion: |
(did not attend) |
| Winner: |
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| 2nd finalist: |
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| Final venue: |
Leicester Square Hall , London , England |
| Prize money: | - |
| Frames in the final: | Best of 145 |
| Records | |
| Highest Break: | 135 ( Fred Davis )
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| ← 1946 | 1948 → |
The 1947 World Snooker Championship was a tournament that was played at Leicester Square Hall in London , England .
It was the first world championship that took place without the 15-time series winner and defending champion Joe Davis . For the first time, the Scotsman Walter Donaldson and the Englishman Fred Davis , younger brother of Joe Davis, faced each other in the final . Donaldson was the first non-Englishman to win the title with an 82:63 victory. Fred Davis scored the highest break with 135 points.
For the first time, the later 8-time world champion (1957 to 1968) John Pulman appeared in this competition. However, he lost his first round match in qualifying with 14:21 against Albert Brown . The New Zealander Clark McConachy took part for the second time after 1932, but lost his first round game against Davis clearly with 20:53.
Main round
| Quarterfinals Best of 71/73 frames |
Semi-final best of 71 frames |
Final Best of 145 frames |
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53 | |||||||||
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20th | |||||||||
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39 | |||||||||
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32 | |||||||||
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43 | |||||||||
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28 | |||||||||
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63 | |||||||||
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82 | |||||||||
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46 | |||||||||
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25th | |||||||||
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39 | |||||||||
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32 | |||||||||
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39 | |||||||||
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34 | |||||||||
qualification
| Round 1 Best of 35 frames |
Round 2 Best of 35 frames |
Round 3 Best of 35 frames |
Round 4 Best of 35 frames |
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21st | |||||||||||||
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14th | |||||||||||||
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28 | |||||||||||||
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7th | |||||||||||||
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kl * 1 | |||||||||||||
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24 | |||||||||||||
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11 | |||||||||||||
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25th | |||||||||||||
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10 | |||||||||||||
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21st | |||||||||||||
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14th | |||||||||||||
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23 | |||||||||||||
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12 | |||||||||||||
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23 | |||||||||||||
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12 | |||||||||||||
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21st | |||||||||||||
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14th | |||||||||||||
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16 | |||||||||||||
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19th | |||||||||||||
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10 | |||||||||||||
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25th | |||||||||||||
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19th | |||||||||||||
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16 | |||||||||||||
- Remarks
- * 1 kl = won without a fight
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c World Championship 1947 ( Memento from January 16, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) on GlobalSnooker.com. Retrieved May 23, 2012
- ^ Chris Turner: World Professional Championship . Chris Turner's Snooker Archive. Archived from the original on April 16, 2013. Retrieved May 23, 2012.
- ↑ a b High Break ( Memento December 8, 2004 in the Internet Archive ) on GlobalSnookerCentre.co.uk. Retrieved May 23, 2012