Williams edged out in Crucible thriller

Mark Williams joined another former winner, John Higgins, in slipping out of the Embassy World Championship at Sheffield’s Crucible Theatre tonight.

Williams edged out in Crucible thriller
Tue, 26 Apr, 2005 - 00:03
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Mark Williams joined another former winner, John Higgins, in slipping out of the Embassy World Championship at Sheffield’s Crucible Theatre tonight.

Second seed Williams lost 13-12 to Ian McCulloch in a see-saw encounter, the world number 17 from Preston eventually coming through a tense decider to book a quarter-final against Alan McManus starting tomorrow.

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CourtssnookerEmbassy World C’shipsPlace: SheffieldPlace: Crucible TheatrePlace: Sheffield’s Crucible TheatrePlace: PrestonPlace: CruciblePlace: RotherhamPerson: WilliamsPerson: Mark WilliamsPerson: John HigginsPerson: Ian McCullochPerson: Alan McManusPerson: IanPerson: McCullochPerson: Shaun MurphyPerson: HigginsPerson: MurphyPerson: Ronnie O’SullivanPerson: Steve DavisPerson: JohnPerson: Jimmy WhitePerson: Matthew StevensPerson: WhirlwindPerson: Stephen HendryPerson: WelshmanPerson: WhitePerson: StevensPerson: JimmyPerson: LondonerEvent: Embassy World ChampionshipEvent: 1998Event: British OpenEvent: World
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