[Roy Steffensen]

Klaus Zobrekis from Germany is alive and running Z9 which is a cloth-company. He has ran 356 or something

Malvin Bjelland from Norway ran 208 some years back

[Roy Steffensen]

Thomas Engert 492
Gene Nagy 430
Dallas West 429
Ray Martin 426
Allen Hopkins 421
Thorsten Hohmann 408
Earl Strickland 408
Alain Martel 408
John Schmidt 400
300 Plus
Jose Garcia 396
Jack Colavita 385
Johnny Ervolino 361
Dennis Hatch 360
Klaus Zobreskis 356
Sailor Barge 356
George Mecula 336
Grady Mathews 327
Dick Leonard 326
Werner Duregger 326
Oliver Ortmann 326
Steve Mizerak 321
Pete Fusco 321
Mike Sigel 319
Irving Crane 309
Danny Di Liberto 308
Pan Ande 306
*200 Plus
Joe Canton 287
Ralph Greenleaf 287
Dan Barouty 287
Alex Lely 272
Daryl Peach 273
Mika Immonen 267
Vegar Kristansen 267
Tony Robles 267
Cisero Murphy 262
Vilmos Foldes 259
Neils Feijen 259
Nick Van Den Berg 258
Andy Toth 256
George Ginky SanSouci 252
Bobby Hunter 225
Mike Massey 224
Don Willis 216
Kevin Becker 216
David Sapolis 212
Cetin Aslin 207
Johnny Archer 200
Bob Maidhof ?
Jimmy Fusco ?
* *

I don't know if all these are alive though

[Roy Steffensen]

Tom Storm has run 269, am sure Chamat and Niclas Bergendorff are close to 200 too, will check

edit, chamat 204

[sascha]

Originally Posted by Roy Steffensen

Klaus Zobrekis from Germany is alive and running Z9 which is a cloth-company. He has ran 356 or something

Malvin Bjelland from Norway ran 208 some years back

Klaus did run 356 yrs back, he ran 203 like 2 month ago also...he is the owner of the club i play in and we played in the same team for a while.

There are probably many players all over europe that are still missing in that list....

[14-1StraightMan]

Originally Posted by Steve Lipsky

I hate to ask, but who is Leroy?

Also, I just confirmed with Zion -191. That will soon change lol.

Steve:
I'll send you a pm.

[john schmidt]

Originally Posted by Roy Steffensen

Thomas Engert 492
Gene Nagy 430
Dallas West 429
Ray Martin 426
Allen Hopkins 421
Thorsten Hohmann 408
Earl Strickland 408
Alain Martel 408
John Schmidt 400
300 Plus
Jose Garcia 396
Jack Colavita 385
Johnny Ervolino 361
Dennis Hatch 360
Klaus Zobreskis 356
Sailor Barge 356
George Mecula 336
Grady Mathews 327
Dick Leonard 326
Werner Duregger 326
Oliver Ortmann 326
Steve Mizerak 321
Pete Fusco 321
Mike Sigel 319
Irving Crane 309
Danny Di Liberto 308
Pan Ande 306
*200 Plus
Joe Canton 287
Ralph Greenleaf 287
Dan Barouty 287
Alex Lely 272
Daryl Peach 273
Mika Immonen 267
Vegar Kristansen 267
Tony Robles 267
Cisero Murphy 262
Vilmos Foldes 259
Neils Feijen 259
Nick Van Den Berg 258
Andy Toth 256
George Ginky SanSouci 252
Bobby Hunter 225
Mike Massey 224
Don Willis 216
Kevin Becker 216
David Sapolis 212
Cetin Aslin 207
Johnny Archer 200
Bob Maidhof ?
Jimmy Fusco ?
* *

I don't know if all these are alive though

ive talked to many of these players.

at least 10 of those numbers are off the mark,some by along way and almost everybody that has a wrong number ran less then posted. its cool that anybody cares though.

[Samiel]

Jui Lung Chen (of Taiwan, now Texas) has a high run 236 or 239 (I can't remember).

[Blackjack]

Originally Posted by john schmidt

ive talked to many of these players.

at least 10 of those numbers are off the mark,some by along way and almost everybody that has a wrong number ran less then posted. its cool that anybody cares though.

LOL ... John Schmidt's high run is actually 403 - "Mr 400" is just easier to say... and remember... he runs 400's every day for breakfast and twice for lunch - four times a day on Sundays - and he can run hundreds one handed while riding a dirt bike.

[Danny Harriman]

It's great to see the interest in such a prestigous list of players. A hundred ball run is a World Class achievment but two hundred is only reserved for a few. Once I practiced without keeping score, I wanted to stay completely focused on the game (possible high run.) I would add that if I am running 200 or better every couple weeks, I am fairly confident going up against someone who has a higher run than that of my own personal best. The high run tables conditions have more of an impact when a great player moves up past two hundred balls.

[Dave Nelson]

George Pawelski of Racine has run over 200 7 times with a high of 269. I don't know about documentation but George told me this personally in answer to my question and I see no reason to doubt his word.

Dave Nelson

[stevekur1]

Here's one that Steve Lipsky will like to hear.... some years back i witnessed Jerry Nachovski run a 228 against Mike Moore.

-Steve

[measureman]

It was about 30 years ago I asked Neptune Joe Frady from NJ what his high run was and he said 235. I don't know if he's run more but anyone that knows him will vouch for his ability to run that number.

[harris4143]

How about paul scofield who owns gold crown billiards in erie pa im not sure of his high run but i know he use to play straight pool very well

[harris4143]

Jim rempe???

[stevekur1]

Originally Posted by harris4143

Jim rempe???

Now Jimmy has to be a 200+ ball runner !