150 BALLS RUN Irving Crane vs Joseph Balsis 1966

[Vince_Former_BB]

Hello all........
Can anyone accurately depict the layout of the balls prior to Irving Crane pocketing the two at 11:21 For the life of me I can't figure out the chain reaction that resulted in him making that shot. The YT video I have access to is entirely too dark to make heads or tails out of. Thanks in advance. This is the video for reference:

 

[Magictrat007]

Is that a 9 or 10 footer. Does anyone know when they switched to 9 feet

 

[Bob Jewett]

Is that a 9 or 10 footer. Does anyone know when they switched to 9 feet

They seem to have switched at the time of the 1950 championship.

 

[garczar]

Is that a 9 or 10 footer. Does anyone know when they switched to 9 feet

https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/transition-from-10ft-to-9ft-pool-tables.549969/ As BJ said, 1950.

 

[sjm]

https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/transition-from-10ft-to-9ft-pool-tables.549969/ As BJ said, 1950.

Which is the year Greenleaf, the face of the 10-foot era, died.

 

[batmmann5]

This shot really doesn't look that hard and not hard to find I would say for people who have played enough straight pool. I will say it is very cool when I make a shot back to the corner I am standing in, by some chain reaction, or kick combination. I have a shot like this I made in one of my runs, but couldn't find it looking briefly through videos. Now that said, the shots where the secondary ball goes like in The Hustler, I don't see those very well. That isn't obvious. This run I made is only 27 balls, but the shot I made at 10;30 was way less obvious than this shot by Irving Crane.