1987 English Professional Championship

English Professional Championship
Tournament information
Dates	6–11 February 1987
Venue	Corn Exchange
City	Ipswich
Country	England
Format	Non-ranking event
Total prize fund	£86,000
Winner's share	£20,000
Highest break	Tony Meo (ENG) (125)
Final
Champion	Tony Meo
Runner-up	Les Dodd
Score	9–5
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The 1987 Tolly Ales English Professional Championship was a professional non-ranking snooker tournament, which took place between 6 and 11 February 1987 at the Corn Exchange in Ipswich, England.^[1]^[3]

Dates6–11 February 1987

VenueCorn Exchange

CityIpswich

CountryEngland

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Tony Meo won the title by defeating Les Dodd 9–5 in the final.^[4]

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Last 32 Best of 11 frames		Last 16 Best of 11 frames		Quarter-final Best of 11 frames		Semi-final Best of 17 frames		Final Best of 17 frames

Tony Meo	6
Steve Duggan	3	Tony Meo	6
Danny Fowler	6	Danny Fowler	0
Malcolm Bradley	3			Tony Meo	6
John Parrott	6			John Parrott	3
Mark Wildman	1	John Parrott	6
John Virgo	6	John Virgo	2
Paul Medati	1					Tony Meo	9
Willie Thorne	6					Willie Thorne	3
Bob Harris	2	Willie Thorne	6
Dave Martin	6	Dave Martin	3
John Spencer	5			Willie Thorne	6
Dean Reynolds	6			Dean Reynolds	4
Ray Edmonds	3	Dean Reynolds	6
Jimmy White	6	Jimmy White	5
Graham Cripsey	4							Tony Meo	9
Les Dodd	6							Les Dodd	5
Tony Knowles	2	Les Dodd	6
Barry West	6	Barry West	3
Vic Harris	3			Les Dodd	9
Mike Hallett	6			Mike Hallett	5
Ian Williamson	2	Mike Hallett	6
Ken Owers	6	Ken Owers	2
Neal Foulds	3					Les Dodd	9
Joe Johnson	6					Joe Johnson	5
Graham Miles	3	Joe Johnson	6
Steve James	6	Steve James	3
Steve Longworth	2			Joe Johnson	6
Rex Williams	6			Rex Williams	5
Tony Jones	4	Rex Williams	6
David Taylor	6	David Taylor	2
Jack Fitzmaurice	1

1987 English Professional Championship

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Tournament information
Dates	6–11 February 1987 (1987-02-06 – 1987-02-11)
Venue	Corn Exchange
City	Ipswich
Country	England
Format	Non-ranking event
Total prize fund	£86,000^[1]
Winner's share	£20,000^[2]
Highest break	Tony Meo (ENG) (125)^[2]
Final
Champion	Tony Meo
Runner-up	Les Dodd
Score	9–5
← 1986 1988 →