My Scotty Townsend Tribute & Tournament info

[JoeyA]

It is almost that time again. Scotty lives on..............

If you missed the following story about Scotty you can click on this link. It is in AZ Billiards Buzz magazine from January 2017, pages 32-35.

I already hear people talking about going to this MARCH 16-23, 2018 event. Whether you had an encounter with this legend or not, this is quite a tournament to attend.

JoeyA

The Legend Continues

Inaugural event total payout was over 200k

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[De420MadHatter]

Still hard to believe! RIP Scotty.

 

[terryhanna]

Still hard to believe! RIP Scotty.

Read and post stories about the legend https://www.facebook.com/groups/745981565568715/?fref=nf

 

[terryhanna]

It's on The Legend Continues

 

[JoeyA]

Memorial Tournament for Scotty. March 3-8, 2020.

As an annual tribute to one of the most popular pool player that has ever lived, I am posting in this old thread to let everyone know that the Scotty Townsend Memorial Tournament is just around the corner with different events for everyone to enjoy. March 3-8, 2020. I'll be there for the 9 ball event which starts on Saturday 7-8th.

Hope to see you there. Please say hello after I win a match. Lol

Best Regards,

JoeyA

 

[terryhanna]

As an annual tribute to one of the most popular pool player that has ever lived, I am posting in this old thread to let everyone know that the Scotty Townsend Memorial Tournament is just around the corner with different events for everyone to enjoy. March 3-8, 2020. I'll be there for the 9 ball event which starts on Saturday 7-8th.

Hope to see you there. Please say hello after I win a match. Lol

Best Regards,

JoeyA

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[JoeyA]

It's that time again: April 25-30, 2023.

 

[ShootingArts]

It's that time again: April 25-30, 2023.View attachment 682757

Gotta ask, where is West Monrore? Somebody's face has to be red!

Hu

 

[JoeyA]

Hu,
I have used computers to set type for 40 years. You're not supposed to catch typos before me.
JoeyA

 

[ShootingArts]

Hu,
I have used computers to set type for 40 years. You're not supposed to catch typos before me.
JoeyA

I was the editor for paperwork going off to the military and NASA. After that I proof read everything that left the drafting department at the nuke power plant. I hated it when I tried to read for the next four or five years. Every little thing jumped out at me!

I can finally read comfortably. Of course even as the proof reader I had to have other people go over my work. The hardest thing to proof read is our own stuff.

Hu