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Man Reports Assault At Arcade

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Ann Arbor News, December 6, 1993

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6

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December

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1993

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Willie Hoppe, Billiards Champion, Demonstrates His Skills To The U of M Science Research Club, January 1947

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Willie Hoppe, Billiards Champion, Demonstrates His Skills To The U of M Science Research Club, January 1947

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Charles C. Peterson, Billiards Trick Shot Artist, Demonstrates His Skills To The U of M Science Research Club, January 1947

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Charles C. Peterson, Billiards Trick Shot Artist, Demonstrates His Skills To The U of M Science Research Club, January 1947

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Performs For Science

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Ann Arbor News, January 8, 1947

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8

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January

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1947

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Billiard Tables, Michigan Union, December 2017

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Billiards For Women In Favor

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Ann Arbor Register, December 26, 1895

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26

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December

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1895

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The Origin Of Billiards

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Ann Arbor Register, September 12, 1895

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12

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September

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1895

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