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Mrs Charles Simpson

Mrs Charles Simpson

Published:
17 November 2024
Original:
5 February 1933

Sunday Mirror, Sunday 05 February 1933

Mrs Charles Simpson, wife of the former Sheffield amateur billiards champion, with Walter Lindrum, whom she challenged to a game of snooker.

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From 1930 to 1939, Snooker game, Walter Lindrum

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