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1983 World Doubles Championship

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Hofmeister World Doubles
Tournament information
Dates9-18 December 1983
VenueDerngate
CityNorthampton
CountryEngland
FormatNon-ranking event
Winner's share£25,000
Highest breakDavis/Meo (combinded)
Final
ChampionDavis/Meo
Runner-upKnowles/White
Score10-2
1982
1984

The 1983 Hofmeister World Doubles was the second staging of the doubles snooker tournament. It was played between 9 and 18 December 1983 with the tournament televised on ITV now showing it in eight days.[1]

The venue now moved to the Derngate in Northampton which proved to be a better venue and Steve Davis and Tony Meo defended their title beating Tony Knowles and Jimmy White 10-2.


Selected early results

Tommy Murphy/Paddy Morgan bt Eddie Sinclair/Ian Black 5-3
Fred Davis/Mike Waterson bt John Dunning/Bert Demarco 5-3

Main draw

Last 16 1985
Best of 9 frames
Quarter-finals 1984
Best of 9 frames
Semi-finals
Best of 17 frames
Final
Best of 19 frames
            
England England Davis/Meo 5
Northern Ireland Australia Murphy/Morgan 2
England England Davis/Meo 5
England England Taylor/Thorne 3
Northern Ireland England Taylor/Williams 4
England England Taylor/Throne 5
England England Davis/Meo 9
Canada Australia Werbeniuk/Charlton ?
Northern Ireland Canada Higgins/Stevens w
England Australia Miles/Ganim o
Northern Ireland Canada Higgins/Stevens 1
Canada Australia Werbeniuk/Charlton 5
Canada Australia Werbeniuk/Charlton 5
South Africa England Francisco/Jones 3
England England Davis/Meo 10
England England Knowles/White 2
Canada England Thorburn/Virgo 5
England Republic of Ireland Reynolds/Fagan 2
Canada England Thorburn/Virgo 5
Wales England Reardon/Spencer 0
Wales England Reardon/Spencer 5
 
Canada England Thorburn/Virgo 7
England England Knowles/White 9
England England Knowles/White 5
Canada England Morra/Harris 4
England England Knowles/White 5
Wales Wales Griffiths/Mountjoy 0
Wales Wales Griffiths/Mountjoy 5
Republic of Ireland England Hughes/Dodd 3

Miles /Ganim disqualifed after Miles failed to turn up

References

  1. ^ Turner, Chris. "World Doubles Championship". cajt.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk. Chris Turner's Snooker Archive. Archived from the original on 16 February 2012. Retrieved 12 March 2013.