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- Q4292852 abstract "Template:Infobox snooker playerJim Meadowcroft (15 December 1946 – 25 September 2015) was an English professional snooker player who latterly was a coach and a commentator on the game.His most successful years were during the 1970s; he was ranked number 12 in the world in 1976–77 and reached the second round of the world championship three times. Meadowcroft is the author of Higgins, Taylor and Me and has served as a director of pro snooker's governing body the WPBSA.Meadowcroft reached the last 16 of the World Championship in 1974, however he lost 10-16 to 6 times world champion Ray Reardon. He went one step further in 1976, reaching the quarter-final by beating Rex Williams 15-7, before he was beaten 8-15 by Perrie Mans. He also progressed to the quarter-final of the 1977 UK Championship (The inaugural edition of the tournament), beating Pat Houlihan and Ray Reardon both by 5-4 scoreline, before being beaten by eventual winner Patsy Fagan, once again by a 5-4 score.He qualified for the World Championship in 1980 but lost 10-2 to John Virgo. His final appearanca at the Crucible was in 1982.On 27 January 1982, Meadowcroft made breaks of 105, 115, 117 and 125 (total 462) in four consecutive frames at the Connaught Leisure Centre, Worthing.".
- Q4292852 activeYearsEndYear "1993".
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- Q4292852 bestFinish "Quarter-final".
- Q4292852 birthDate "1946-12-15".
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- Q4292852 deathDate "2015-09-25".
- Q4292852 gross "15891.0".
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- Q4292852 bestFinish "Quarter-final".
- Q4292852 birthDate "1946-12-15".
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- Q4292852 name "Jim Meadowcroft".
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- Q4292852 comment "Template:Infobox snooker playerJim Meadowcroft (15 December 1946 – 25 September 2015) was an English professional snooker player who latterly was a coach and a commentator on the game.His most successful years were during the 1970s; he was ranked number 12 in the world in 1976–77 and reached the second round of the world championship three times.".
- Q4292852 label "Jim Meadowcroft".
- Q4292852 name "Jim Meadowcroft".