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Norman Hitchcock

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Norman Hitchcock, who lived from about 1929 until August 28, 2006, and died in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, was an American national pool and billiards champion. In 1973 he won the national nine-ball championship, and at the 1973 Stardust Open Championship in Las Vegas he placed second in one pocket and second best all-around. The English Wikipedia article about him is a short entry and records little beyond these results, so this entry stays brief and carries only what that source states about his titles, his place of death and his standing as a champion in American pocket billiards and the wider family of cue sports played in that era.

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