Super White calls the tone

JAMES BROWN would have been proud of Jimmy White’s opening win of the 2005 Riley’s Club Masters last night — so too would Harry Houdini.

Tue, 15 Feb, 2005 - 00:00

The Whirlwind thrilled his Wembley supporters club with one of the best wins of his chequered career.

From 4-1 and 5-2 down, the 42-year-old 1984 Masters champion stormed back to beat Matthew Stevens 6-5.

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CourtssnookerPlace: LondonPlace: WembleyPerson: James BrownPerson: Jimmy WhitePerson: Harry HoudiniPerson: Matthew StevensPerson: WhitePerson: Mark WilliamsPerson: Alan McManusPerson: Alan HughesPerson: Jimmy YoungPerson: Peter EbdonPerson: StevensEvent: 2005 Riley’s Club MastersEvent: 1984 MastersOrganisation: WembleyOrganisation: HP FoodsOrganisation: BBC
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