What ever happened to (insert pool player name here)?
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It wouldn't be the first time you were wrong.
What are all his usernames?
Did you ever wonder if people ask about him because he was or is a great player?
There's a blast from the past. Used to play him a couple times a year in Kalamazoo when work took me that way. Tough as nails competitor. Always super nice and respectful to me. I heard he fell off the straight and narrow and stopped playing a while back. Last time I saw him must have been about 1997 or so. I hope he is doing well and is happy.
Nope. Seems like new posters do this then post about how great he was.....exactly like he did. Just sayin
Asked Jayme at SBE( guess he's out of retirement) Jayme that is, and he wasn't really sure. Miss those Kzoo days.
gabe is still active, we played in new orleans together at mardi gras open....he won the banks in a stellar field.....
last time i saw Roger Griffis was 2010 acutally at Gabes one pocket event in Tulsa.....
strange coincidence lol
Roger Griffis was a monster back on the old camel tour
I always wondered what happened to Jean Balukas. And Mike Sigel, while we're at it, asking questions in this here thread.
Roger's playing
Roger was still playing pretty good One Pocket as of last year. he's in Dallas.
Roger was still playing pretty good One Pocket as of last year. he's in Dallas.
pretty sure his hair got thinner, not sure about his pool game....:grin-square:
Eddie B...,
Eddie Brown from N.O. just opened up another place on the east bank of N.O. he still plays lights out!! Wont match up? But still knows the moves!
Eddie Brown from N.O. just opened up another place on the east bank of N.O. he still plays lights out!! Wont match up? But still knows the moves!
AFAIK, Jean is still running the pool hall in Brooklyn, Hall of Fame Billiards.
I find myself talking and thinking about him and his game quite often.
He was so good that he helped me realize how horrible I was -- so I quit playing and got my life sorted out. He would make up the craziest spots just to get the locals on the table. One of his go to bets would be him playing just about anybody even with the ONLY caveat being -- he had to bridge off of his foot. Watching those matches always started out funny but then after a while it would get sad because you would realize he could easily beat you like that. :sad:
Hope he's doing alright.
Jr. Harris?
Josh deigler?s
Keith Bennett?
Deo alpajora?
Gary flannery?
Josh deigler?s
Keith Bennett?
Deo alpajora?
Gary flannery?
I don't know about the others, but Keith is still here in NC and playing. He recently played in the Don Coates Memorial and matched up with Henny where I play.