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> Question is what to do about it. What do I clean the Siminois with. Is there a safe stain remover? Maybe something used for dry cleaning? < Dampen stain with warm water and vacuum lightly. Then poor *table salt* over entire stain. Allow salt to wick all moisture out of cloth by leaving until dry.

> The point I'm trying to make here is that there are a lot of your self described "bar bangers", "social shooters", and "league players" that don't give a rat's a$$ if anyone out there ever makes a dime off of shooting pool. All they wanna do is enjoy the game in their own little enviroment. <...

Believe you've got the rooms confused. Golden 8 Ball was in shopping center where Costco Business now is (Indian School & Grand Ave), and Golden Cue was at SW corner of 19th Ave and Camelback. During the 60's and 70's, the Golden Cue was the action spot, not the other place. Still wondering if...

It was on 19th ave & Camelback if I'm not mistaken.

The Golden Cue was a Phoenix 24/7 action spot back in the '60's. I believe the owner's name was 'Jack'. Understand he sold the business and later opened a new room in southwest Phoenix that was infested with Mexican gang violence. Heard that after being beat up one night, he closed the business...

Played him many many times. He came to Az from Denver and was KIA in Nam. Didn't see him in the same league as Melendez, Fat Tony and the other better local players of that era. I found Johnny rather easy...Louis all too willing to play dirty and get "assistance" from his buds, and Fat Tony...

Hooked up with Dick twice in those days. First time was in the '68 Arizona 14-1 Championship. Didn't see him as much of a player in that match. Next time was '70 Stardust Open qualifier and state championship at Pritchard's. That was a memorable match. Played 9-ball for several hours the evening...

Last I heard, Jack Cooney was livin' in your parts. Has this HOF caliber player become easy pickin's? And BTW, once witnessed him make the best shot I ever saw in an 8-ball game...cue frozen to center of head rail (thanks to opponent's safety)...eight on center of foot rail with opponent's...