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US Ceremonies - Events - Expositions - Festivals - Parades

Jan. 01, 1972 - Finals Of National Pipesmoking Championship: The finals of Britain's first-ever National Pipesmoking Championship, took place this afternoon at the Royal Festival Hall. The competition, organised by the Pipe Club of Great Britain, is sponsored by Ogden's and Bryant and May Ltd. The winner was H. Hancock, of Wollaton, Nottingham, who kept a clay pipeful of tobacco alight the longest. The winner received1000 and the St. Bruno trophy. Picture Shows: Some of the contestants puffing at their clay pipes- during today's final

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