According to the graphic, they skipped over averages of 4-something as the previous record was TB's 3-something. That may have been just for World Cups, though.
extremely good play
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Yes, TB - Tay Quoc Co, 50 - 16 in 10 was indeed the first ever match with a 5.000 average (1996). Tally is at 49 now, Jaspers alone has played 9 !
Nikos polychronopolous run 22
https://youtu.be/ByUeI59sfKg
nikos makes some really nice double rail shots
he has a bridge like a small game player
Updated link
https://youtu.be/ByUeI59sfKg
nikos makes some really nice double rail shots
he has a bridge like a small game player
Updated link
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Forgive me if I am wrong but I am looking at a hard copy of your chart and I count Jaspers with 11 and Caudron with nine. They account for over 20% of the games.
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Sang Lee 29points in 2 innings
Pt 1
Sang Lee: 29 pts in 2 innings - part 1 of 3: http://youtu.be/yS_wU1d1xsk
Pt 2
Sang Lee: 29 pts in 2 innings - part 2 of 3: http://youtu.be/_VJpSgpTFjo
Pt 3
Sang Lee: 29 pts in 2 innings - part 3 of 3: http://youtu.be/NxrWpRlN9Y4
Pt 1
Sang Lee: 29 pts in 2 innings - part 1 of 3: http://youtu.be/yS_wU1d1xsk
Pt 2
Sang Lee: 29 pts in 2 innings - part 2 of 3: http://youtu.be/_VJpSgpTFjo
Pt 3
Sang Lee: 29 pts in 2 innings - part 3 of 3: http://youtu.be/NxrWpRlN9Y4
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Oh God!
19 average - I'd be glad for a .19
19 average - I'd be glad for a .19
Thats me on a REAL good day lol
No way he finished the match thats just average after 1 inning because he ran 19
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Caudron 100 points in 13 innings 3cushion
On small table
With a high run of 35
Part 1
https://youtu.be/Akg0XctLEvA
Part 2
https://youtu.be/j-kUlLcsmU0
On small table
With a high run of 35
Part 1
https://youtu.be/Akg0XctLEvA
Part 2
https://youtu.be/j-kUlLcsmU0
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This is great news. Will the UMB website also have some history of previous record holders? It is nice to see how records have progressed.
Bert, thanks for all the writing on the sport that you do here and elsewhere. I always find it succinct, thoughtful, and well-executed.
Bob, I agree with you that the development of records is very interesting. No such summary of previous world records exists, to my knowledge. I could try to compile it, but that would have to be in fewer categories than the 19 I came up with in May 2017, of course.
I'll have to go back and upload the high runs it looks like, I download them when I find them because I know sometimes they get removed
I believe Pedro P ran a 28 but not in a tourney. It was at Master Billiards in Queens NY around 2003, I was there but didn't see the whole run.
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