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- Q11529937 subject Q6937148.
- Q11529937 subject Q8077342.
- Q11529937 subject Q8562358.
- Q11529937 subject Q8763959.
- Q11529937 abstract "Kinrey Matsuyama (松山 金嶺, Matsuyama Kinrei, died December 20, 1953) was a Japanese billiards player. A Time article from 1952 referred to Matsuyama as a Japanese Willie Hoppe. By 1952 Matsuyama's last visit to the United States was in 1936. Matsuyama coached Masako Katsura. Matsuyama died on December 20, 1953 from a heart ailment. Matsuyama had had plans to move to Honolulu with his family, become an American citizen, and purchase a billiard parlor. His eldest son, Hideo, 18, was attending a San Francisco high school at the time. Matsuyama was said to have taught all of Japan's top players, among whom Katsura was his star pupil.".
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- Q11529937 wikiPageWikiLink Q18094.
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- Q11529937 wikiPageWikiLink Q43297.
- Q11529937 wikiPageWikiLink Q6937148.
- Q11529937 wikiPageWikiLink Q8077342.
- Q11529937 wikiPageWikiLink Q8562358.
- Q11529937 wikiPageWikiLink Q8763959.
- Q11529937 comment "Kinrey Matsuyama (松山 金嶺, Matsuyama Kinrei, died December 20, 1953) was a Japanese billiards player. A Time article from 1952 referred to Matsuyama as a Japanese Willie Hoppe. By 1952 Matsuyama's last visit to the United States was in 1936. Matsuyama coached Masako Katsura. Matsuyama died on December 20, 1953 from a heart ailment. Matsuyama had had plans to move to Honolulu with his family, become an American citizen, and purchase a billiard parlor.".
- Q11529937 label "Kinrey Matsuyama".