1987 UK Snooker Championship
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The 1987 Tennents UK Championship took place at the Guildhall, Preston starting on 13 November and TV stages shown on BBC TV took place between 21 and 29 November 1987. Willie Thorne made UK Championship history when he became the first player to make a 147 against Tommy Murphy although it was not televised as it took place on the 17th November. Steve Davis meanwhile won his sixth and last UK title when he beat Jimmy White in a classic 16-14 victory.
[edit] Prize Money
Winner £70,000
Runner-up ???
Total £350,000
[edit] Highest Break
147 Willie Thorne (not televised)
[edit] The Contest
4th Round Best of 17 frames
Steve Davis 9-6 Peter Francisco ![]()
John Parrott 9-6 Jim Wych ![]()
Willie Thorne 9-4 Tommy Murphy
John Campbell 9-8 Martin Smith
Danny Fowler 9-4 Graham Miles ![]()
Mike Hallett 9-5 Tony Meo ![]()
Tony Chappel 9-6 Steve Longworth ![]()
Joe Johnson 9-6 Barry West ![]()
Terry Griffiths 9-5 Ray Edmonds ![]()
Silvino Francisco 9-1 Cliff Wilson ![]()
David Roe 9-5 Vic Harris ![]()
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