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Those were wonderful days for sure. You mention JD Anders. He and Red at the tournament next door. Got to be RA walking toward them....

You are telling the truth, Hu. You can tell, I didn't have much trouble getting out with the cash in those days and it was tough to do when you were on the road with guys like Bob Dancer. You guys remember him or his "WIFE", Barbie???

You tell-um, Ball Banger. Many of us who knew Baton Rouge and the Greenway really well from the old days enjoy this. When JAM and I started this thread long ago we knew it would draw interest. Just for speed's sake, how did you guys match up with Shorty or Lambert circa 1979? Do any of you guys...

When the "Powers-That Be" decided to put Joey A and Little Joe Villalpando together to do the play-by-play of the one pocket at Galveston a new pinacle was set. Trememdous jobs by both guys. A tip of the cap to you both and hope that you guys get more gigs together........$Bill

Thank you so very much, JAM. I appreciate any and all the support and prayers I can get. If I get through this thing ok I should be back in stroke before tax time next year......

JAM, sweetheart, if I had only known you were back posting too I would have been back much sooner. I'm just biding time till January trying to dissolve a blood clot in my leg so I can do the bypass surgery then. IRONMAN, thanks a bunch for the kind words. It's great to be back, especially to...

Folks, Buddy Hall, has a new cue line called "Derby" cues. They are made in America and some look as good as any I've seen. Check-um-out, you just might find something you fall in love with too. http://www.derbycues.com/

I much appreciate the kind words guys and Doc is right, mosconiac, my back pain will not allow me to play much any more so I pretty much stay around the house lately. I did trip on down to NOLA a couple of Sundays ago when I heard Pancho's Mexican Buffet had reopened. Well worth the trip. Best...

Ain't it da truth......... It always makes me feel good when Lil Joe gets his "Props", because no one in the business of teaching on a pool table has more knowledge or how to impart that knowledge to others better than Joe Villalpando. A nicer person you will never find either. Anyone...

"Smorgass Bored vs Old Has Been" IMHO, the two greatest posters ever are now matching up in heaven. Don't you know Doug and Tom are betting it up now. What a match....... Barbara, my deepest sympathies to you and your family and may God be with you at this trying time.......

Amen, Sam.

Your Dad will be missed by all. Thank you for posting about your dad. People loved him and wanted to know ASAP. My deepest sympathies to all of Doug's family......

I check back in after 3-4 months and find this. I am sure God is on your side, Doug. We all sure are......

Thanks guys and gal. Was not fishing Really appreciate the birthday wishes though I was not fishing for them. I just thought it was convienient timing to hear I got mentioned in BD. Scott copied the page and sent it to me and for that I thank you sir. I noticed Bob said I, hemicudas, had posted...

Isn't that what Billy I. said over at Onepocket.org, Dick? I think he said the shot was, how'd he put it, CHEATING, LOL.

OK, I'll bite....... OK, this has got to be some kind of joke related to this, Jan. 18, being my birthday, right? But I'll bite any way. Where can I get a copy?

Never saw Cleo Vaughn play I guess......... It's obvious to me Jay and Freddie never saw Cleo Vaughn play. Grady refused to go to Mobile to play Cleo even though there was tons of cash to be won there if he could have won. The only guy on the list to chase the cash in Mobile was Ronnie. Yea, he...

You might have noticed, Scott, I didn't make a current list but I totally concur, Little Alex, has learned a ton about the game and no one mentioned shoots any straighter that him. Fun to watch too.

Probably 1977. The greatest hustler ever is the guy you never find out what his name is. It was an accident I found out what Bill's name was.

The best hustler PERIOD.......... None of the top players trapped your humble shortstop poster, save, Bill Lawson. The Scottish Inn was the place to stay for all the river rats running up and down the Miss. river in Vicksburg, MS all thourgh the 70s. A hand-full of lovely ladies could be had...