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live scores are active. Shane is down 2-6 Not going to try figuring out the other players Chinese names.

I might build a new pool hall outside the city limits and heat it with the requests for money that will surely fill my mailbox. And buy a few custom Keith Kues.

I don't believe the pockets are numbered. The goal is to make the balls in the least amount of shots for each "hole" or rack. A rack will have between 1 and 6 balls to shoot in. I don't know if the cue ball position has any restrictions on placement for the break.

There are 19 "holes". Each has a specific arrangement of one to six balls and a par rating. One ball is used in the front nine and the back nine with a par of 1. The par for the other holes is one greater than the number of balls. Take turns shooting each hole until all the balls are made...

I did a printscreen and copied to Word, where I cropped the image to only the scoresheet and then enlarged it to fill a landscape layout page. This will work fine for me. The attachment is also available on the Main forum page that shows the threads. Look for the paperclip.

Thank you for posting this scoresheet. I have printed a copy to use. The numbers are not indicated on the diagrams, so it does not appear that rotation is required. I think it would be competitive enough without rotation, even at the pro level.

I played some of my best pool at large team tournaments on like new equipment. My focus was really good at a vendor tournament after playing racquet ball the morning of the first day. My whole body hurt, and it hurt to get into position so my concentration was at a high level. I do not...

He has the cues now. I believe that they were delivered to him 10 hours after arriving in Newark. It may have been 10 hours after Shane arrived in Newark.

Stay out of position, my friend.

Playing left handed is not the issue. He could have played without glasses if he needs them to see properly. It was just a way to play poorly without making errors intentionally while playing right handed. I can see that being a burden for someone trying to play bad. He probably didn't...

None of the three can be trusted. If I were matched up against any of them in a tournament or league match, I would request a referee for the entire match.

A friend asked to us mine once, saying "I'll treat it as my own" I replied that I know what his ($1,200) cue looks like, so it isn't going to happen.

I arrived late to a whole hog barbecue and most of the pig was consumed. Since I was still very hungry, I ate a head.

On a side note.... Gilligan's Island took a few liberties in the storylines.

One thing that I took from the movie "American Sniper" is from the comment... Aim large, miss large and aim small, miss small" It made me think that sometimes I don't aim for a spot on the object ball and end up just aiming for the ball in general, and miss by a long ways. A positive is that...

There are some purebred dogs that look pretty sharp (German Shepherd, Great Dane, Doberman to name a few). Maybe mutt would be a better term to use. Just sayin

Regarding Post #27.....Not just a foul, it would be a fragrant foul.

I agree with this response, and have no idea why it was flamed. (I don't see any big words other than "unintentional") You have to be able to shoot the cue ball straight so it goes where you want it to go. A gal in a PE class that I was an instructor for was having problems making a ball...

Does anyone remember going to the annual 9 ball tournament in Oxford, NE in the 80's (or 70's)? Oxford is a small town SW of Grand Island that used to host a nice sized 9 ball tournament. A friend of mine from Norfolk, NE participated in the mid 80's. Players were hosted by residents of the...

Anyone else agree that that combo was indeed impressive, and certainly indicated that she had been practicing? Possibly game 2. Had to laugh after watching it after the comment by Emily.