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What was the score of the nine ball finals?

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Someone just sent me the link to this thread. Thanks to all for your comments! Vahmurka, I do proofread my articles although sometimes things slip by. However, proofreading doesn't pick up "when the facts are wrong." Instead of commenting here on AZBilliards, how about sending me a PM on FB or...

Bill Incardone = Bill Incardona Smokin Joe Darlett = Smokey Joe Bartlett George Mickaels = George Michaels Alike Lane = Dick Lane Baltimore Buddy = Buddy Dennis Amarillo Slim = Thomas Preston Weenie Beanie = Bill Staton Jose Parico = Jose Parica

Sad to hear this...RIP, Bill. Mary Kenniston

Congratulations to both of you!!! I can't think of better hands in which to place Pat's lifetime of work than yours!!! Mary Kenniston

I have known Ray & been involved with the PoolActionTV.com team for the last few years & I have to say that they're topnotch. I've been around the pool world for forty years & those who know me, know that I tell it like it is - no BS. Ray loves pool & with the help of the fans & sponsors...

Bobby won the '89 Carolina's Cup defeating Grady Mathews in the finals with Dennis Hatch finishing third. Bonnie Hoffman won the women's division defeating Loree Jon Hasson in the finals. Mary Kenniston

Sad to hear... Florence was one of the early supporters of the WPBA & a WPBA player herself. I remember going to The Pocket Billiard Lounge a couple times a year in the mid to late '70s for WPBA events. Some names from those days were Jean Balukas, Loree Jon (Ogonowski, Jones) Hasson , Gloria...

Another one of the old guard passes...I wish I had known him better. RIP, Mr. Pawelski.

I have been told by Tom Kollins that he thinks it is John Brown.

Tap, tap...well said, macguy & sjm.

Like so many others, I’m still stunned by the news of Freddy Bentivegna’s sudden passing. It sure was quick and, as others have said, maybe for the best but I thought he was on the improve. No one was more of an old school guy than "The Beard" & he loved our world & all the characters in it...

Here's my Jersey Red story... It was the summer of '80 & I was in Houston, TX with Buddy Hall & NY Blackie. We were making plans to go to Austin for the Texas Open & Jersey Red heard we were going & wanted to ride up with us. The next day, we swung by Red's place in Pasadena & began the long...

Congrats, my friend! Enjoy!