1990 Shoot-Out
The 1990 Shoot-Out was a professional non-ranking snooker tournament that took place in September 1990 at Trentham Gardens in Stoke-on-Trent, England.[1]
| Tournament information | |
|---|---|
| Dates | 26–28 September 1990 |
| Venue | Trentham Gardens |
| City | Stoke-on-Trent |
| Country | England |
| Organisation | WPBSA |
| Format | Non-ranking event |
| Winner's share | £5,000 |
| Highest break |  Tony Knowles (120) |
| Final | |
| Champion |  Darren Morgan |
| Runner-up | Mike Hallett |
| Score | 2–1 |
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Darren Morgan won the tournament, defeating Mike Hallett 2–1 in the final. All other matches were decided by a single frame.[2]
Results
Match winners are shown in bold.[3]
Round one
- Roger Bales 62–50 Barry Pinches
- Jonathan Birch 77–33 Rex Williams
Ian Black 65–21 Ian Graham- Nigel Bond 61–47 Jon Wright
Paddy Browne 70–26 Jim Chambers- Ian Brumby 48–47 Matt Gibson
- Andrew Cairns 60–28 Derek Heaton
- Duncan Campbell 63–24 Paul Medati
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Eddie Charlton 97–4 Barry West- Martin Clark 67–43 Nick Terry
- Graham Cripsey 64–22 John Rea
- Steve Davis 75–0 Stephen Murphy
- Les Dodd 54–24 Eugene Hughes
- Ken Doherty 86–13 Bernard Bennett
- Jim Donnelly w/o–w/d John Spencer
Tony Drago 108–16 Martin Smith- Steve Duggan 70–53 Joe Johnson
- Nick Dyson 73–48 John Campbell
- Craig Edwards 63–33 Mark Wildman
- Jason Ferguson 68–37 Steve James
- Jack Fitzmaurice 64–54 Joe Grech
- Robby Foldvari 58–37 Billy Kelly
- Neal Foulds 68–1 George Scott
- Danny Fowler 62–52 Steve Campbell
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Marcel Gauvreau w/o–w/d 
James Wattana- Paul Gibson 63–25 Steve Longworth
- David Greaves w/o–w/d Patsy Fagan
- Mike Hallett 115–0 Terry Griffiths
- Dennis Hughes w/o–w/d Jimmy White
- Mark Johnston-Allen 74–40 Warren King
- Wayne Jones 65–43 Anthony Harris
- Tony Knowles 87–30 Eddie Sinclair
- Rod Lawler 80–33 Brian Morgan
- Murdo MacLeod 67–43
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Dennis Taylor - Robert Marshall 71–28 Graham Miles
- Alan McManus 60–38 Stephen Hendry
- Steve Meakin 103–17 Brady Gollan
- Darren Morgan 61–35 John Dunning
- Steve Newbury 59–52 Doug Mountjoy
Dene O'Kane 73–39 Silvino Francisco- Bill Oliver 61–27 Chris Cookson
- Ken Owers w/o–w/d Bob Harris
- Mick Price 81–7 Tony Kearney
- Dean Reynolds 60–25 Tony Meo
- David Roe w/o–w/d Gino Rigitano
- Colin Roscoe 92–15 Cliff Wilson
- Brian Rowswell w/o–w/d Tony Chappel
- Cliff Thorburn 75–5 David Taylor
- Willie Thorne 93–13 Jack McLaughlin
- Jason Whittaker 69–42 Jason Smith
Tony Wilson 62–58 Ian Williamson
Last 64
- Nigel Bond 94–0 Pascal Burke
- Paddy Browne 81–61 Wayne Jones
- Ian Brumby 76–15 Ian Black
- Andrew Cairns 61–45 Jim Donnelly
- Duncan Campbell 81–18 Ken Owers
- Eddie Charlton 100–6 Jack Fitzmaurice
- Graham Cripsey 76–51 Robby Foldvari
- Ken Doherty 73–49 Jonathan Birch
- Steve Duggan w/o–w/d Bill Oliver
- Nick Dyson 64–2 Rod Lawler
- Ray Edmonds 68–18 Steve Davis
- Neal Foulds 78–0 Dene O'Kane
- Peter Francisco 63–60 Murdo MacLeod
- Marcel Gauvreau 60–22 Brian Rowswell
- Paul Gibson 67–25 Roger Bales
- Dave Gilbert 59–40 Tommy Murphy
- Mike Hallett 77–52 Gary Wilkinson
- Tony Knowles 120–0 Martin Clark
- Alan McManus w/o–w/d Vic Harris
- Steve Meakin 60–21 Nigel Gilbert
- Darren Morgan 60–46 Willie Thorne
- Steve Newbury 70–1 Danny Fowler
- Joe O'Boye 67–32 David Greaves
- Mick Price 106–1 Les Dodd
- Dean Reynolds 67–47 Jason Prince
- David Roe 77–9 Mark Johnston-Allen
- Colin Roscoe 72–40 Mark Bennett
- Mark Rowing 84–24 Robert Marshall
- Cliff Thorburn 58–9 Tony Drago
- Jason Whittaker 78–12 Dennis Hughes
- Terry Whitthread 65–32 Craig Edwards
- Tony Wilson 96–13 Jason Ferguson
Last 32
- Ian Brumby 60–9 Steve Meakin
- Graham Cripsey 64–30 Peter Francisco
- Ken Doherty 66–32 Ray Edmonds
- Nick Dyson 86–11 Duncan Campbell
- Neal Foulds 74–27 Mark Rowing
- Marcel Gauvreau 77–16 Colin Roscoe
- Paul Gibson 62–50 Paddy Browne
- Mike Hallett 79–34 Terry Whitthread
- Tony Knowles 76–64 Cliff Thorburn
- Alan McManus 71–69 Tony Wilson
- Darren Morgan 74–38 Andrew Cairns
- Steve Newbury 67–36 Nigel Bond
- Joe O'Boye 79–4 Eddie Charlton
- Dean Reynolds 69–42 Mick Price
- David Roe 62–52 Steve Duggan
- Jason Whittaker 63–25 Dave Gilbert
Last 16
- Ian Brumby 72–17 Neal Foulds
- Graham Cripsey 68–47 Marcel Gauvreau
- Mike Hallett 68–46 Ken Doherty
- Tony Knowles 66–16 Dean Reynolds
- Alan McManus 62–38 Joe O'Boye
- Darren Morgan 68–9 Steve Newbury
- David Roe 77–43 Nick Dyson
- Jason Whittaker 56–14 Paul Gibson
Quarter-finals
- Mike Hallett 50–37 Tony Knowles
- Alan McManus 66–62 Graham Cripsey
- Darren Morgan 78–2 David Roe
- Jason Whittaker 69–29 Ian Brumby
Semi-finals
- Mike Hallett 66–21 Alan McManus
- Darren Morgan 77–14 Jason Whittaker
Final
| Final: Best of 3 frames Trentham Gardens, Stoke-on-Trent, England, 28 September 1990[3][4] | ||
| Darren Morgan Wales |
2–1 | Mike Hallett England |
| 28–97, 72–35 (53), 65–32 | ||
Century breaks
Only one century break was made during the tournament. The second-highest break was 93, compiled by Willie Thorne.[3]
- 120 Tony Knowles
References
- "One Frame Shoot-Out". Chris Turner's Snooker Archive. Archived from the original on 13 March 2012. Retrieved 5 August 2018.
- Hayton, Eric. Cuesport Book of Professional Snooker. p. 158.
- "International one-frame shoot-out". Snooker Scene. Everton's News Agency. November 1990. pp. 6–7.
- Acteson, Steve (29 September 1990). "Morgan wins his second big title – Snooker". The Times. London.
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