*More New Videos* - 2011 CSI 14.1 High-Run Challenge/Tournament

"CaliRed". said:

Hi guys/gals!

I am going to be uploading quite a few videos to the CSI YouTube site over the next few weeks/months. So make sure when you go there, you subscribe to the channel or at least bookmark/favorite it to make it easy to go to it again:smile: If you subscribe you can get notified as new videos are uploaded.

I've just uploaded 3 more videos from the 2011 CSI 14.1 High-Run Challenge/Tournament. So far I have uploaded the following videos.
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1. Danny Harriman - Video of his High Run of 199 (on a side note, I did locate the 1st 4 racks or so that was missing from this.. I'll upload later)

2. Mika Immonen - Video of his 113 ball High Run

3. Semifinals - Tony Robles vs Darren Appleton

4. Semifinals - Tony Robles vs Mika Immonen
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Each of the above matches have links to go to that specific match

or you can go here to view the Playlist for all 4 videos

or finally, please go here to the main page, to view some other quality videos.


This is from the 2011 14.1 (straight pool) event that was held during the Nationals. There were prizes given for the Hi-Run, the combined totals of 4 tries at runs, and then a tournament at the end. All in all, a great time held by all! (The 2012 14.1 High-Run Challenge/Tournament this year, is coming up quick, check out the details !)

Look for much more video content to be uploaded to the CSI YouTube page! Subscribe/Bookmark/Favorite it!!! Over the next week or so, I will be uploading much more content from the 14.1 Hi-Run Challenge.

Remember, this event will be held again this year, so start practicing! Mark Griffin and Bob Jewett will probably be putting in the 20k they did last year for anyone that breaks Willie Mosconi's record of 526. Mark would like to get it up to about 100k for anyone that can break it !! For more information, go to www.playcsipool.com or call the CSI Offices at 702-719-7665


Here is a thread from this event, along with the results.

Here is the final scoop on the event.

313 - Harriman (including a 199 run) ($200 Hi- Run prize)
281 - Schmidt (run of 121)
261 - Immonen (run of 113)
233 - Deuel
194 - Appleton
160 - Silva
159 - Robles
151 - Eberle


Harriman defeated Eberle 100-56
Immonen defeated Silva 100-14
Robles defeated Schmidt 100-56
Appleton won by forfeit (Deuel was still in 10 Ball finals).


Immonen defeated Harriman 100 to 4 (with a 91 and out)
Robles defeated Appleton 100-36
Immonen defeated Robles 150 to 26 (with a 109 run)


Immonen = $800
Robles = $500
Harriman & Appleton $250 each
Eberle, Silva, Schmidt, Deuel = $100 each



Men's Amateur:
Mark Dimick - 120 ($720)
Craig Powers - 112 ($540)
Mike MIller - 105 ($360)
Lee Brett - 91 ($180)

Men's Senior:
Peter Lhotka - 56 ($200)
Mike Zygmunt - 54 ($150)
Lyn Weschler - 46 ($100)
Robert Hovick - 42 ( $50)

Women:
Samm Vidal - 48 ($200)
Li Jia - 41 ($125)
Melinda Huang - 41 ($125)
Tamiko Heidrich - 35 ( $50)


All in all - a VERY BIG HIT!! $5,200 in payouts.
A BIG thanks to Richard Burns for helping out with a $1,000 donation.

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"CaliRed". said:

Hi guys/gals!

I am going to be uploading quite a few videos to the CSI YouTube site over the next few weeks/months. So make sure when you go there, you subscribe to the channel or at least bookmark/favorite it to make it easy to go to it again:smile: If you subscribe you can get notified as new videos are uploaded.

I've just uploaded 3 more videos from the 2011 CSI 14.1 High-Run Challenge/Tournament. So far I have uploaded the following videos.
_________________________________________________________

1. Danny Harriman - Video of his High Run of 199 (on a side note, I did locate the 1st 4 racks or so that was missing from this.. I'll upload later)

2. Mika Immonen - Video of his 113 ball High Run

3. Semifinals - Tony Robles vs Darren Appleton

4. Semifinals - Danny Harriman vs Mika Immonen

5. Finals - Tony Robles vs Mika Immonen

___________________________________________________________

Each of the above matches have links to go to that specific match

or you can go here to view the Playlist for all 4 videos

or finally, please go here to the main page, to view some other quality videos.


This is from the 2011 14.1 (straight pool) event that was held during the Nationals. There were prizes given for the Hi-Run, the combined totals of 4 tries at runs, and then a tournament at the end. All in all, a great time held by all! (The 2012 14.1 High-Run Challenge/Tournament this year, is coming up quick, check out the details !)

Look for much more video content to be uploaded to the CSI YouTube page! Subscribe/Bookmark/Favorite it!!! Over the next week or so, I will be uploading much more content from the 14.1 Hi-Run Challenge.

Remember, this event will be held again this year, so start practicing! Mark Griffin and Bob Jewett will probably be putting in the 20k they did last year for anyone that breaks Willie Mosconi's record of 526. Mark would like to get it up to about 100k for anyone that can break it !! For more information, go to www.playcsipool.com or call the CSI Offices at 702-719-7665


Here is a thread from this event, along with the results.

Here is the final scoop on the event.

313 - Harriman (including a 199 run) ($200 Hi- Run prize)
281 - Schmidt (run of 121)
261 - Immonen (run of 113)
233 - Deuel
194 - Appleton
160 - Silva
159 - Robles
151 - Eberle


Harriman defeated Eberle 100-56
Immonen defeated Silva 100-14
Robles defeated Schmidt 100-56
Appleton won by forfeit (Deuel was still in 10 Ball finals).


Immonen defeated Harriman 100 to 4 (with a 91 and out)
Robles defeated Appleton 100-36
Immonen defeated Robles 150 to 26 (with a 109 run)


Immonen = $800
Robles = $500
Harriman & Appleton $250 each
Eberle, Silva, Schmidt, Deuel = $100 each



Men's Amateur:
Mark Dimick - 120 ($720)
Craig Powers - 112 ($540)
Mike MIller - 105 ($360)
Lee Brett - 91 ($180)

Men's Senior:
Peter Lhotka - 56 ($200)
Mike Zygmunt - 54 ($150)
Lyn Weschler - 46 ($100)
Robert Hovick - 42 ( $50)

Women:
Samm Vidal - 48 ($200)
Li Jia - 41 ($125)
Melinda Huang - 41 ($125)
Tamiko Heidrich - 35 ( $50)


All in all - a VERY BIG HIT!! $5,200 in payouts.
A BIG thanks to Richard Burns for helping out with a $1,000 donation.

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krupa said:

Thanks for the videos.

This has probably been discussed to death already but I was watching the Robles/Appleton match last night and was struck by Appleton's bridge length. Do many people play 14.1 with a long bridge or is that something unique to him?

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dmgwalsh said:

I had not noticed it but a lot of these 9 ball style 14.1 players do use longer bridges. I'll have to take a peek.

I was looking at the Robles/Appleton match and was struck by how deliberate Tony Robles is. At first, it annoyed me because I am so impatient (It shows in my game). But it is starting to get more interesting. He looks at exactly where the cue ball will go and exactly how it will come off the balls and finds the place where it will hit the rail and sometimes where it will go after that. He places his stick in these spots. I saw once where he was looking to cut a ball and go into part of the rack. He then looked at where it would hit the rack and traced a path to the bottom rail fairly close to the pocket. He then decided to do something different. Very educational stuff.

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"CaliRed". said:

thanks guys for pointing out the titling mistake, I've corrected this.

Re: the Harriman video, I will probably redo and re-upload to keep it intact. I'll probably do that near the end of the posting barrage.:smile:

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stevekur1 said:

DAZ is primerally a 9-ball 10-ball player, hense the longer bridge length.

14.1 players typically have a shorter bridge, but then again everyone is different.


Steve

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