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Cleveland Morning Leader, 12 February 1864
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983 - L. Feb. 12:4/2 - The billiard match in McGrath's saloon between Mr.
Coon and Mr. Frink, 500 points carom, for $500, was won by Mr. Coon by *
157 points. Mr. Coon's largest run was 57, and Mr. Frink's 25. (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 15 February 1864
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984 - L. Feb. 15:2/2 - In the billiard match between Messrs. Frink and
Britton, 500 points, for $250 a side, at Wizeman's billiard saloon, Mr.
Britton wcm by over 100 points. (2)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 5 March 1864
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985 - L. Mar. 5:2/1 - A billiard match was held between Messrs. Coon and
Frink, 1,000 points carom. Mr. Frink won by 417 points. Mr. Coon's
largest run was 67, and Mr. Frink's 55. (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 12 March 1864
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986 - L. Mar. 12:4/2 - Charlie Frink, well-known billiard player in Cleve-
land, made a run of 515 points on Wizeman's carom table, beginning the
run while playing a regular game. (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 24 March 1864
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987 - L. Mar. 24:4/2 - A billiard match, 500 points carom, $500 up, came
off at Wizeman's saloon yesterday between Mr. Frink and a Pittsburgh
gentleman. Mr. Frink won by 210 points. (1)
Cleveland Morning Leader, 6 May 1864
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990 - L. May 6:4/2 - The billiard match yesterday at Wizeman's saloon be-
tween Nicholas Foster of Columbus and Charles Frink of Cleveland was won
by Mr. Foster. The game was 500 points carom, for $200. (2)
Columbus, O.; Foster, Nicholas (Columbus, O.); Frink; Wizeman's biiliard saloon