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Never tried the chlorinated cleaner before, but after thinking about it, probably okay to use. I like the idea of using it with the microfiber towel as an applicator instead of spraying it directly on to the cloth as well. Again , would use only after trying on an old piece of cloth.

I don't know how this would work on Simonis , but you might try it on an old scrap first. My Dad owned a dry cleaning biz when I was growing up. Remember I had gotten a small amount of grease on my dress khaki's before going some place. He stopped by an auto parts store and bought a can of un-...

Hmm, were there two different matches of 14-1 being played and Keith had too win them both? . Won the first match then was defeated in the second match? That's what I took from it.

Who won in the finals ? Chin or Souquet ? Great match to watch , thanks for the post.

Playing golf I've had the very same thing happen though in a different game. I'm known as a good putter and read the greens I'm accustomed too very well. A friend started a round with me and asked me to help read his putts for him. We weren't play for the dough so I tried to help. On each and...

Never met Toby , but heard a few stories back when. One of those was , he was the last person to ever spot Buddy Hall the eight and win. That must have not been factual , since Buddy mentions he remembers seeing Toby when he was just a scruff kid.

I know you stated , since accu stats , but to add ---Bill Lawson vs. Allen Hopkins race to 9 ,,1982 Roanoke Va. 9 Ball Open Bill ran the session out and was almost 60 years old at the time. Thinking Allen was around 30 .

Thanks Kickin'. I knew of Rosanne's passing, yes it was years ago , she died way to soon . She was a nurse as her profession and they were both doing well in Greensboro until the above took place. Sorry to hear of Eddie's passing and thanks again for another great post.

1994 received a copy of the Winning One Pocket from Eddie in the mail. He and his wife Rosanne had signed it. We stayed in touch for a long time, but now , it must be 10 years since I have heard from him,,don't even know if he still living. Hope that he is and hope he's well, he taught me a lot...

About dropped out of my chair while watching the first installment. At the end of that one when he stated describing Eddie O'Connell. He hit out of the park describing Eddie, and the way he went about action. I ran with Eddie about a year and every road trip we took, he had it locked up before...

Hmm and the Fly Won The Match Louis Fox From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigation Jump to search John Deery (left) and Louis Fox (right) from a group photo Louis Fox (? - c. December 4, 1866) was an...

Wondering if the Toam that your having problems with might have been contaminated some way, such as a solvent might have been sprayed around it by chance and by mistake. The cleanliness of using this chalk has won my Wife over to the point, she bought me 6 new cylinders of the stuff . There was...

The very early model Anniversary tables used long one piece rails down each side as your table has. Also the early tables had the same Brunswick badging mounted in the top rail as yours. Whats throwing me is the laminate plastic that is at the base of the two legs. That might mean that your...

Bought my first cylinder of the Toam chalk back in January . I play a few hours each day to work out walk around and trying to keep my mind clear. At my age it's a good work out now. The first piece wore out just a few days ago and now on the second cylinder. I play for hours and my hands are...

Always installed my own tips, for just about ever. I sand the tip base down along with cleaning and sanding down the ferrule for a clean landing area for the tip. Few dabs of gorilla super glue on the tip base and then the ferule and lay the tip on and with my thumb hold the tip on for a slow...

On Mr. Shaws accidentally brushing a ball and the woke crowd resetting the record books, wonder when Mosconi ran the 526 in exhibition, was he only playing cue ball fowls? Bet there wasn't any thought to it but just him at the table stretching out and showing what he had. This nit picking at...

Here is a link that might help you in keeping the table clean . https://www.amazon.com/101-Uses-Dead-Simon-Bond/dp/0517545160

It's that new Toam chalk he's using, that's where all that control comes from, I betcha . I don't care how many he ran while on that tight table, it's a site to behold for him to stand up and run out a hundred or so and miss and then do it all over again. Yep !

Often thought about the design of a cue with a threaded tube through the center of the butt of the cue almost to the join.t Then using threaded weights along with a long 3 foot long Allen wrench to thread weights into the cue. You thread one almost up to the joint for more forward balance and...

Grab a 5/16 -18 hex nut and see if it will thread onto the joint pin,,if it doesn't then you have a 5/16-14 threaded pin and the same for the two shafts.