FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909
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FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909
Summary
FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 is a world championship[1].
Key Facts
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 won the Lucien Rérolle[2].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 won the Alfred Mortier[3].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 won the Albert Poensgen[4].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 is in the country of France[5].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909's instance of is recorded as world championship[6].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909's instance of is recorded as Balkline tournament[7].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909's instance of is recorded as recurring sporting event edition[8].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 followed Q68688153[9].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 was followed by Q72972445[10].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909's stated in is recorded as Q55758826[11].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 took place at Paris[12].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 is part of FSFAB Balkline 35.2 and 45.2 world championships[13].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 began on April 13, 1909[14].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 ended on April 25, 1909[15].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909's sport is recorded as carom billiards[16].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909's organizer is recorded as Union Internationale des Fédérations des Amateurs de Billard[17].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 involved {'amount': '+7'} participants[18].
- FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909's tournament format is recorded as round-robin tournament[19].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include world championship[6], Balkline tournament[7], and recurring sporting event edition[8].
Use and Application
FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 is part of FSFAB Balkline 35.2 and 45.2 world championships[13].
FAQs
What awards did FSFAB Cadre-45/2-Weltmeisterschaft 1909 receive?
Honors received include Lucien Rérolle[2], Alfred Mortier[3], and Albert Poensgen[4].