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i see no good reason to bet against Jack and Dean. In my mind, they are testing the waters for the return of Libra II(my name, not theirs). They offer a simple proposition-if you would like to spend a little cash to purchase a cue that could be your best "player", contact them and get in on...

Congratulations, Chris and also congratulations to the Prather family.

Well, aren't you the smart one!!!!! This is a great idea and I plan to steal it for my lathes. Thanks for sharing. It makes life a little easier for dummies like me.

I never would have qualified as a great player even when I gambled with great regularity in the 60's. I was, however, fairly good at making games that I felt were to my advantage. My biggest score was $1700 which was a monster amount to me in the 60's but to big time gamblers, I guess it would...

You will find a number of cuemakers whose cues measure 1.25 at the butt and some as low as 1.18-1.20.

OMG, OMG, I found out the story by accident this past Saturday! Now, although he was completely innocent, I realize why Dean waited so many years to relate the news. Last Saturday, I ran into Jackpot at the Temple Bowling establishment. He was getting his balls polished(but that is another...

CPB was the dream house for young pool players from Central Texas. I finally made my first trip in 1963 while a college freshman at Tarleton State in Stephenville. There was nothing around the Temple-Belton area that had bowling, a restaurant, and pool in the same building! I got to meet Jack...

You are re-opening the Cotton Bowling Palace and Billy Stroud will be the House Pro. Jack Potter will loan you the money to finance the new establishment.

The loss of your shop and equipment would devastate most of us. I do not know either of these cue makers but I can sympathize with both. Mr. Harris is under a great deal of stress and it must have caused him to go off the rails. Mr.Murrell, I am sure, is also feeling the pain but seems to...

"D's" Club, an upstairs pool hall in downtown Temple, Texas. Darrel Norman, the owner, played many of the road players who came through. Very few took any of his money home with them. His son, Larry, was very young at the time but as he matured, played pretty "sporty" himself. "Cannonball"...

I first met Jersey Red in 1963 at the Cotton Bowling Palace. I was not in his league or even his planet in regards to playing pool but I came from Tarleton State in Stephenville to try to play some cheap 9 ball. Red was playing U. J. and, over time, had Puckett stuck pretty bad at $25 a game...

What he said. And he is mainland close to you.

Anyone offering up a dowel sander for sale? pm me.

I always enjoy matches where you and Jeremy work together. We get 2 viewpoints, not always in agreement, but definitely thoughtful about how to execute the next shot. So, a big hat's off to both of you!

Try metalware 10 on this forum. I have bought some from him. You can also look to Atlas Billiard Supplies for some. Cueman Billiards sells them also.

Player A's ball comes off the table and he marks a hickey for a foul. Player B's ball is spotted up and it is his shot.

Happy birthday, Jack. Wished D's Club was still open. I would drive to Temple to hit a few with you and then buy you a steak dinner at the cafe downstairs and next to the cab station.

post a cue pic, list what you want done. I bet some cue makers will respond.

Is there going to be a rematch or another match with different players, today?

I second this thought 1000%!