Need some advice on what to do at my local hall

IMO:
Are you looking to be the one doing the organizing, such as being a TD? If so, do a weekly or "Pop-Up" tournament. Stay away from the leagues. WAY more work and drama for you.
I would be doing the organizing. And full note, I've done some tournaments in the past and have sat them down to focus on getting everything ran well.

I'm not quite sure of the OP's original intention here, given:
  1. Is he trying to get more players?
  2. More quality players?
  3. More league players?
  4. More tournament players?
  5. Better maintained tables so it brings in more players besides the up kept 8 of 18?
My intention with this topic was to get some ideas of what to do with the clientele of pool player I described that frequent the hall. They do not like leagues, the majority are money players, and they are usually in there more than twice a week. Due to a hall closing in the Bronx, a lot of those players now come up to my hall.

Is guy who runs runs place owner or manager?

If not owner, does owner care?

Owner doesn't care. It's the only hall in town and he makes his money off of the hookah smoking crowd.

Pechauer Cues

I know this is probably a dumb question but I've had something similar to this happen before.

I had the Elkmaster tip put on the Pechauer CF shaft. Seybert's order form says the Elkmaster tip is 14mm. The Pechauer CF shaft is 12.8. I am going to assume that Seybert's will turn the Elkmaster tip down so it fits perfectly on the 12.8mm shaft.

Correct?

Mechanical Bridge Designs

WTF ever happened to these? Now all I see are loose plastic moose head type.
Imperial Billiards Bridge Head, Slip-On/Portable



This one here is pretty much shit and all places have it as their default when the one above use to be the default.
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The Moosehead is cheap at $1.00 plus so we will see them. And I think they are the best around. I like using one. To each his own...

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