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Viking Cue Junior 9-Ball Tour

Viking Cue Junior 9-Ball Tour

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Thursday, 22 February 2007

Viking Cue Junior 9-Ball Tour The Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour, the largest and longest-running open regional tour in the U.S., with over $90,000 in added prize money each year, announced today the creation of another 9-ball tour bearing the Viking Cues brand name as the title sponsor: the Viking Cue Junior 9-Ball Tour. This new tour compliments their other tours, which are the Viking Cue Open, Ladies, and Amateur 9-Ball Tours.

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