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His name was Chuckie Warman and he was just as tough as you heard. He was a certified bar wrecker but he was not a good pool player. He spent time around pool players but I stayed the hell away from him. Only a dunce would gamble with him. He did have that bar on Clark and it was a big...

I knew Macguy from the Miscue Lounge in the 60s where he and I would play Nine-ball once in awhile. Beard

He sounds familiar but I cant recall anything about him. Sorry. Beard

Sorry, no. I dont know him. I am only citing those I knew and played -- which are plenty enough. Beard

I spent months on the road with Three Finger Ronnie Sypher. I also spent many months, and winters in the Miscue Lounge. Ronnie played about as good as anybody with the big cue ball on the bar table -- as evidenced by him beating many of the top Mexican bar players in LA in 1970 when he, Sugar...

He played much better 1pkt than Peter Rabbit- especially on a 5 x 10. Circa 1965. I was around both of them in Fla for months. He lived for awhile with Sugar Shack Johnny and I for a month. His name was not Joe Dimaggio. His first name was Vince. Believe me he was at that time very well...

I am fairly far along on my new book, The Encyclopedia of Pool Hustlers, and I need the real name of an old timer. I hustled with him in the 60s in Fla but I never knew his real name. He was called Joe Dimaggio (nickname) and he was from Allingers in Philly. His first name was Vince, that I...

You apparently bought it used because the retail is $29.95 plus shipping. Fortunately for me, most people who buy it, keep it, so there aren't that many resold. Beard

I personally like them very much, and highly recommend them.....Oops I guess that is a little too self-serving. Please pardon the brag.:) Beard PS thanks for all the kind words. Ya'll can just clk on the website and order from there. Anyone who orders one of my DVDs will get a bonus DVD...

I knew Sandy's dad for 30 yrs. George Fels summed Eddie up pretty much. Eddie did do a marvelous turnaround. The "bad" Eddie might have had a lot to do with his drinking days because his act cleaned up considerably once he gave up drinking -- and he was a heavy drinker. I always got along...

I have two out there... I have two bank pool books out there that have been very well received by the pool community. Banking With The Beard and The GosPool of Bank Pool. They are both in-depth treatises designed to bring one's level up to championship speed. Beard They are both available...

I will be there but it is 50/50 whether I play in the tourn or not. Beard

I will probably play in this tourney. Hitting them pretty good. Ike is playing for sure. Beard

I sent you a PM Beard

I have to say it. I have seen many cues that Rambow autographed personally with the name, "Rambow" on them. Rambow made at least 5 or 6 cues for me. They didnt look anything like the fancy calligraphy that you are ascribing to him. His real signature was pretty plain. The cues that Charley...

Excerpt from my book, The GosPool: Eugene "Cincinnati Clem" Metz might have been the toughest safety player of them all. Jersey Red told the story of when Clem was playing "Connecticut Johnny" Vives (winner of the first Johnston City One Pocket tournament). Clem and Vives had been playing for...

Why, was there something wrong with the book?:smile: I have two DVDs incidentally, Banking With the Beard -- The movie, and Banks that Dont Go - But do. Beard

The best from the Beard. Beard

The Old School Pool Seminar being held at Tunica, MS July 23rd, Monday at 9am is going to be a Pay per View streaming by accu-stats! Go to accu-stats.com for further information on how to pick it up. Accu-stats has all different streaming plans, with different prices for different budgets...

We are streaming it. Go to accu-stats.com and the streaming page for the info. Time 9 AM Mississippi time. Monday July 23rd. Beard