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in the works still - if you know pool you can easily guess.

1) Regular season was to be 72 matches. 54 is the shortened version 2) Same rules - season is continuing 3) Same players, same teams. 4) Same staff, new referee. 5) Everyone has tried very hard to make this a success. Some mis- steps along the way, principally in the marketing department...

1) The season was originally planned at 72 matches, and has been shortened to 54. 2) Playoffs planned for some time in January. 3) Same rules - have to be - continuation of the season. 4) Taped matches to be shown free when edited, probably in December 5) Same teams, same players - remember...

Yes, I was/am staff photographer ( every still photo of the BB matches I shot ).

That is correct. Pittsburg has in fact played all 9, - all of the other teams will play their remaining matches so that every team has completed 9 matches.

Hey all - time for you to have fun ranting and venting and such - it is official - Bonus Ball is back from the dead! Check out the official flyer ( front and back ). November 2-9 .:) 18 matches. Be there or be square!

Here are a Couple of Tad's for your viewing pleasure The only two cues I have owned: The Willie Hoppe conversion is the only one in existence.

Good Looker for sure1 Thanks for the response - it can be yours! I would be happy to deliver it to you in Rancho Mirage if the price is right!

I have a 1971 Tad cue newly restored by Tad - new finish, new shaft by Tad ( 30"), new wrap by Tad. Cue is approx. 20 ounces. Also have new 29" shaft by cue maker in Long Beach, Ca. I have the receipt for restoration work by Tad. Cue was finished and picked up on March 28, 2013 ( last...

I have a 1971 Tad cue, which has been fully restored, with 2 shafts - one is 30", new from Tad, the other is 29", new, made by a local cue maker in Long Beach, Ca. Both are 13mm tips. The cue weighs approx. 20.5 ounces. New finish, new wrap by Tad, this cue is a beauty. I have the receipt for...