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The Pharmacist on our League is one of the best players in the greater Sacramento area. He has played in every BCA Nationals in Las Vegas since the very first one. I believe he received an award for it a couple years ago.

Interesting combination of designs. Early 1900's & 1950's. It could "grow" on you.

I began playing 9-Ball in the 1960's while I was at the top of my 14.1 game. We called all shots, CB in the kitchen on scratches. The more popular game around San Jose, CA. was 6-Ball (short-rack 9). Same rules, but the pace was faster. You could either win fast or lose faster. The late 60's...

"Head" at any pocket don't sound too bad.:grin::eek:

Merry Christmas Michael, and a Happy New Year. I'm thinking of Tommie and miss talking with him. My Best Regards, Howard

Danny Medina just came to mind. Was he from Mexico or born in the U.S. ?

I alternate from High-end to midrange depending where I'm going to play. For league, I play with a Jerry -R- "Boti" variant that plays as good as any cue I own. During casual play at Hard Times or The Jointed Cue, I usually play with the High-end Vintage Cues I've collected over the past 40+...

Oscar, Rodney, & Vilmos make this game look waaaay too easy. Great Matches !

My money is on Rafael Martinez.

Any way you slice it, "2nd Place is the 1st Loser". Wish they could have won it.

I'll second that choice. My first Custom was a New Harvey Martin with two shafts. I played with that Cue daily until July of 1968, when it was stolen from my buddy's '65 GTO along with his new 8 track tape player.

Tom Coker always did superb shaft cleaning/sealing, but my local cue repair/tip guy (saint1) is now doing all of my repairs, etc. on my cues and shafts. Impeccable work.

"Talk is Cheap, Money buys Whiskey".

Somebody sure does think it's Special.

Very attractive Cue you have there. One of the few SW's which appeal to me. Nicest offering I've seen in a long time.

Looking for Finals Info for this Tournament going on today.

Johnny, The most effective remedy I've found for Arthritis can be found at Trader Joe's. Look for Tart Cherry Juice (natural unsweetened). Just a few ounces a day will free up those fingers. I have Osteoarthritis in most joints and this stuff really works. $4.99 for a quart jar. I buy it by the...

Nope ...... not a Sport. However, it helps if you're a Good Sport.

Don't forget the Jar head's, Mike.

I tend to raise my pinky finger on closed bridge shots. No idea why ?