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Nice that it is in the USA

What does the fair rack pattern look like? Solid/stripe [1x1x1x1 or 2x2 (leftxright)] on each of the four diamond points?

https://www.si.com/vault/1977/08/08/626364/easy-times-the-hard-way "As a man grows older and more proficient at his work, his opportunities for advancement normally increase, but the opposite is true for a pool player. It is rare that you find a pool player who ever accumulates anything other...

http://articles.latimes.com/1986-10-08/sports/sp-4647_1_pool-cue

Some more L.A mentions... From my formative years: Orange County Area & Hard Times: Aloha Wayne, Aggie, Mexican Eddie, Little Jeff, Mark McCready (Ether’s brother), Ante Rosini, aforementioned Jimmy Mendoza, “Sledge,” Little Manny (RIP), Frank Robutz, Mark Chapman, Earl Wilhite, Alex Lao...

I slept many a time on the bench at the base of that Western Ave entrance. Never had an issue and always felt safe in that poolroom. On the street above, was an entirely different story - LOL

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That's him.

That would be Jake’s (IPT qualifier) - closed a couple years ago. Charles in Glendale closed just about a month ago. Chris MacDonald spent a lot of time down here 25 years ago - strong overall player, but especially banks & one-pocket. “Bomber” Dickie Renk - terrific 9-Ball player. Bobby...

PM’d.........

http://sportstravelmagazine.com/veteran-sports-administrator-stephen-ducoff-passes-away-at-72/

Stefano Pelinga in Vegas get's my vote (PM me for contact info).

Tiger E Series Cues - your choice of shaft. Great entry level price! PM for more info.

Sounds like a tournament player vs. cash player argument. The tournament players are the best. It's documented. Long races have more to do with a "high-gear" (doesn't last) vs. consistency. Tournaments documented (real). Cash play is more romantic fantasy - mostly single incident stories...

I have a 62" production Sneaky Pete for sale w/case! Hard to find! PM for details. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

He was just a pup then. A straight shootin' pup, but a pup nonetheless.

I knocked Shane out of the 2005 US Open. Alex won that year.

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