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There are some old posts throughout the forums regarding It's George cues. What I can tell you is that on the weight bolt is a number. Cues with a number of 1000 or less were built under the watchful eye of Hall of Famer Bill Shick. Although Mr. Schick did not help with any of the actual...

Running balls now vs "the good old days Talent runs balls over techniques more times than not. You can't teach talent. You either have it or not. There is way more talent today than in the past. There are certainly nuances to look for while playing 14.1, but none of it is a mystery. One...

Just my two cents worth, but I believe there are more good players today than in the so called "Hey-day". There are more 100 ball runners now than in any other time of the sport. There is more education, more books, more talent. Equiptment is better and the list goes on. The European influence...

Last chance to get in ............. Lancaster County 8 Ball League’s Annual Harry Hutchinson - Jack Byerly Charity 8-Ball Tournament January 26-29,2012 at the Riverside Camping Association 730 E. Strawberry St. Lancaster, PA 17603 proceeds to benefit Court Appointed Special Advocates for...

drexeline up front for those who may want to take a risk to have some fun.

Victor Check out this website. The people there might be able to help you. http://lanzabilliards.com/

This league was postponed for one week, but if you Philadelphia area AZ'ers want to participate, there are openings. Support your local poolroom.

Link Thanks for the link. Good stuff.

Finleys >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

DeCola Hardly a better cue for the money.

Here's a workout for ya. Throw five balls out on the table and even put one where you think you want to have a breakshot. Then take ball in hand and run the balls off to get position on the break ball. If you are successful with five balls, add a sixth, then a seventh, etc. It is getting on...

P & B Legends of the Road Excellent material.

For Sale are 9 Pool & Billiard Magazines that feature writings on the Legends. Found these issues while reviewing the magazine inventory. Nice Stuff. Very good condition. Stories on Rags, De Oro, Caras, Heisler, Greenleaf, Fats, Stardust, Johnston City, ect. All written by Tom Shaw. 10/91...

Here are the Holiday Books, if you can find them. Another very very invaluable and virtually little known publication is Hal Mix's Pocket Billiard Secrets. This book easily rates in the top 10 ever on instruction. Again, if you can find one.

I know it has been mentioned, but if you really want to become a student of the game, arm yourself with some good reading material. Go for the best books you can find. George Fels' Mastering Pool is excellent for a player at your stage. He discusses the need to leave the safety valve shots as...

player chairs Check out the Tempo, Trica and Amisco barstool websites. They are manufacturers. They have some very nice alternatives to the traditional player chairs at under $300 a piece. With them, you would have a selection of cushion fabrics and finishes. If you go that direction, you can...

I love one pocket and have played my share of it. The creative part of one pocket is what makes it so appealing, but how many times have you been on the receiving end of your opponent's moving the balls toward his hole and one just happens to drop in? The move is skill, the ball dropping in is...

I don't get it. If Cranfield ran over 700 and Eufemia had a run over 600 and Mosconi run 42 or 43 racks in a row before one of the Fats matches, isn't it true that those runs were on standard 4 1/2 X 9's? If so, then why bother with trying to match the playing conditions of Mosconi's 526? There...