Snooker twist.
SNOOKER players Mark Wildman and Jim Chambers last night instructed their solicitor to lodge a copy of a report prepared by the sport's ruling body into the activities of previous board members with the Director of Public Prosecutions in London.The two are members of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association and are involved in court action against the body.
Wildman and Chambers, along with Stephen Hendry recently obtained an injunction against the actings of the board of the WPBSA.
Now they have asked the DPP to investigate matters highlighted in the report by the WPBSA's Company Secretary, Martyn Blake.
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| Title Annotation: | Sport |
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| Publication: | The Mirror (London, England) |
| Date: | Jan 10, 1998 |
| Words: | 101 |
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