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• Billiard hall (links | edit)
• Billiard table (links | edit)
• Pool (cue sports) (links | edit)
• The Village Green Preservation Society (links | edit)
• Willie Hoppe (links | edit)
• Sturmian word (links | edit)
• Walter Lindrum (links | edit)
• Marlon Manalo (links | edit)
• Novuss (links | edit)
• Stanley Warren (links | edit)
• Mosconi Cup (links | edit)
• Bombay East Indians (links | edit)
• Khel Ratna Award (links | edit)
• Four-ball billiards (links | edit)
• Lynette Horsburgh (links | edit)
• Kelly Fisher (links | edit)
• Raymond Ceulemans (links | edit)
• Billiard room (links | edit)
• List of WPA World Nine-ball champions (links | edit)
• Bank pool (links | edit)
• Outline of sports (links | edit)
• Clive Everton (links | edit)
• International Billiards and Snooker Federation (links | edit)
• George Balabushka (links | edit)
• Jean Balukas (links | edit)
• Pacific Games (links | edit)
• Ten-ball (links | edit)
• Rack (billiards) (links | edit)
• Glossary of cue sports terms (links | edit)
• Ray Edmonds (links | edit)
• List of World Snooker Championship winners (links | edit)
• Mike Russell (billiards player) (links | edit)
• Ralph Greenleaf (links | edit)
• 1974 World Snooker Championship (links | edit)
• 1973 World Snooker Championship (links | edit)
• 1972 World Snooker Championship (links | edit)
• 1969 World Snooker Championship (links | edit)
• Women's Professional Billiard Association (links | edit)
• United States Professional Poolplayers Association (links | edit)
• 1970 World Snooker Championship (links | edit)
• Flashman at the Charge (links | edit)
• List of world sports championships (links | edit)
• 1977 in Wales (links | edit)
• Welker Cochran (links | edit)
• Alfredo de Oro (links | edit)
• Tom Newman (billiards player) (links | edit)
• Adelaide Central Market (links | edit)
• Rotation (pool) (links | edit)
• Jose Parica (links | edit)
• Three-ball (links | edit)