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As a supporter in a small financial way and an attendee of every event 2006-2018, I mourn the loss of the Dragon Promotions event. I'm perfectly sensitive to the problems with mislabeling an event and the fact the fields were not always of uniformly high quality, however. We all lose out when a...

36 on November 26. A long time coming!

Edging up Scratched out a 31. Went to clean up the foot rail when I had a hanger in the center pocket which I thought was an insurance ball. Snookered in the traffic, blew a combo.

Bob: I'm interested in the book. How do we do this?

It's a start. January 1 24

For the 2020 sticky when it posts. 24 January 1st. If I improve by two balls a day, I'll beat by October 28th!

Okay, it must be said. I know that Charlie Williams is not popular in all circles, but we must acknowledge that there would have been no World 14.1 Championship for the past 14 years without Charlie and Cindy. There have been low points, that is sure, but let's hope the event will continue...

Thanks, AtLarge. Can always count on you for excellent stats.

Yes it is an Abe Rich from the earlier Florida company in Miami, not Star Cue in Miami Beach.

Michael Eufemia cue A confluence of my enthusiasms! I am a Rich family aficionado and a champion of Ziggy. I have one of these as well.

That opening break, etc. First of all, that was a great event with what many have been the highest general level of any 14.1 tournament...ever. Massive thanks to Peter, Andy et al. My old song: There should be an active referee attending all finals and semi-finals, at least, of 14.1...

Scary day I shot a 27, then a 33. Not my usual game! What's going on?

John Schmidt members I'm one. More people should be acknowledging this-literally!-once in a life time accomplishment.

Finally! 28. Not record-breaking, but better than I've been doing, for sure.

World, U.S., and American 14.1 Tournaments Say it isn't so! I've supported/attended all of Charlie Williams' events since the first revival in 2006. (In East and New Brunswick, Parsippany, Clifton, Flushing, Astoria, and Nanuet.) I was particularly privileged to spend many hours behind the mic...

14.1 Fans, thank Bill, Dennis, and Peter... ...for all they have done for this beautiful game. And to Mark Kalungian, who gave it is all presenting two US Opens at Table Magic. We've got to support anyone who showcases our game. I cannot leave out Charlie Willams, who resuscitated the World...

Was that for Jake's Tale or the second book?

Harmon Rangel Steve: Do you have a link for age second, self-published book?

Old New York Loved Harmon's article. Julian's was my regular although I frequently went to Ames. I was most grateful for the mention of O'Brien's. I spent an entire New Year's Eve there in 1964 and had forgotten its name.

Schmidt's Pursuit of Mosconi Full strength, normal speed video, please.