paid?
Sorry Jeff, but the players you listed were not paid as of yet like yourself.
What is really bothering me is the assumption that Tony owns the USPPA.
My understanding was that Gene Stary and Tony had a 5 year contract to market and run the USPPA. I seriously doubt that there was a change of ownership clause in that contract.
The 5 years has since passed and Tony still goes around making deals using the USPPA like he owns it.
I suspect Amber Stary owns the rights to the USPPA, but since Gene passed on she has not been active in owning, running or managing the USPPA over the recent years.
For some reason, Tony had said that myself and Bob Jewett are among the reasons for the decline of the USPPA. During the 80's and 90's I was involved with the USPPA and Gene Stary setting up a governing board of review, writing articles about the USPPA for CueSports Journal, running large tournaments and lastly was on the Reno tournament staff at one time.
Bob was behind a rival group the NPL. We all coexisted running tournaments and growing at the same time.
When Tony supposedly took over, I made a statement that "We are witnessing the beginning of the end to the USPPA." I cut my ties to involving myself pomoting the organization. Watched the membership go
from 3,000+ members to currently around 200 of which only half is active.
Back in the day, weekly tournaments were plentiful. You could play in a USPPA tournament every day of the week and still not hit all locations.
Now I can only watch the end play out. Its truly unfortunate.
Sorry Jeff, but the players you listed were not paid as of yet like yourself.
What is really bothering me is the assumption that Tony owns the USPPA.
My understanding was that Gene Stary and Tony had a 5 year contract to market and run the USPPA. I seriously doubt that there was a change of ownership clause in that contract.
The 5 years has since passed and Tony still goes around making deals using the USPPA like he owns it.
I suspect Amber Stary owns the rights to the USPPA, but since Gene passed on she has not been active in owning, running or managing the USPPA over the recent years.
For some reason, Tony had said that myself and Bob Jewett are among the reasons for the decline of the USPPA. During the 80's and 90's I was involved with the USPPA and Gene Stary setting up a governing board of review, writing articles about the USPPA for CueSports Journal, running large tournaments and lastly was on the Reno tournament staff at one time.
Bob was behind a rival group the NPL. We all coexisted running tournaments and growing at the same time.
When Tony supposedly took over, I made a statement that "We are witnessing the beginning of the end to the USPPA." I cut my ties to involving myself pomoting the organization. Watched the membership go
from 3,000+ members to currently around 200 of which only half is active.
Back in the day, weekly tournaments were plentiful. You could play in a USPPA tournament every day of the week and still not hit all locations.
Now I can only watch the end play out. Its truly unfortunate.