World Masters Men 1978 - Mastercaller

The Winmau World Masters in 1978 became a prey for the Englishman Ronnie Davis. He defeated his compatriot Tony Brown in the final 2-1. Once again the Wembley Conference Centre in London was the playground for the Winmau World Masters.

The English dominated the tournament. In the last 16 no less than 14 were Englishmen. The other two players were a Scot (Rab Smith) and an American (Conrad Daniels). The American even reached the quarterfinals but lost that one to the later finalist Tony Brown.

The first prize for this edition was 3001 pounds.

World Masters Men

About World Masters Men 1978

Competitors Of World Masters Men 1978

Dave Abbott

Erich Aichner

Brian Alexander

Barry Atkinson

Colin Baker

Matt Banovich

Joseph Bell

William Booth

Cecil Boyland

Eric Bristow-MBE

Baxter Brown

Albie Brown

Tony Brown

Sam Capano

Tony Clark

George Cockwell

John Corfe

Conrad Daniels

Ronnie Davis

Gustaaf Demeulemeester

Bill Duddy

Stellios Ellinas

Ray Ellison

Charlie Ellix

Bjørn Enqvist

Nils-Magnus Ericksson

Allan Evans

John Garbutt

Bobby George

James Gibbs

Alan Glazier

Bill Glover

Peter Hamberg

Keith Harvey

Andrew Hefferon

Derek Higginson

Allan Hogg

Jimmy Hughes

Danny Inglis

Terry James

Becke Johansson

Markku Johansson

Jack Kellard

Jukka Kiuiniemi

Phillippe Labernardiere

Jan Larsen

Cliff Lazarenko

Malcolm Lazenby

Peter Lee

Dave Lee

Lucien-Frank Ligner

Buddy Lindo

Mathew Lindsay

Stefan Lord

John Lowe

Mark Lutzner

Eric MacLean

Christian Madsen

Doug McCarthy

Jack McKenna

Douglas Melander

Andre Messely

Masashi Mikasa

Distir Mistir

Kaj Mortensen

Mike Morton

Timothy Murphy

Thomas Nelson

Tunehisa Oguma

Kenth Ohlsson

Desmond Owen

Kari Paasikallio

Bob Parker

Clive Pearce

Roger Perera

Geoffrey Pinei

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