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International Snooker

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on BBC Two England

Highlights of the 1986 Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship David Vine recalls those 17 days in April when
DENNIS TAYLOR 's reign as World Professional Snooker Champion ended dramatically in the first round; when 17-year-old
STEPHEN HENDRY became the youngest player to appear at the Crucible Theatre; and when Bradford's JOE JOHNSON caused one of the upsets of the sporting year, beating

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David Vine
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Dennis Taylor
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Stephen Hendry
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