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I was lucky enough to first meet Pete Glenn in the late '80s when I opened Cue-Topia in Las Vegas. It was the days of the $19 plane ticket from Phoenix to Vegas & Pete flew up quite often to check out the cues that we'd acquired in the previous month or so. He was always a very classy guy - a...

It was the '94 PBT World 9 Ball Championship.

Exactly, Steve. I couldn't have said it any better. I don't have a problem with Macguy or anyone else seeing & enjoying these photos. I believe photos are for sharing. They're not worth a damn if they sit in a drawer & no one ever sees them. I just couldn't keep my mouth shut any longer...

The photo Tobermory is referencing is one of a group of photos that Beenie gave me when I opened Cue-Topia in '88. He identified all the photos for me by writing on the backs of each one. The man standing with the cigarette in his mouth is Harry Petros. The men sitting on the bench are Don...

Sorry, it's the only photo I have of him...

Just so you all know... 99% of the pool photos on Rod Curry's website were either taken by me, are owned by me or have been given to me by the owners of the photos to share in my Facebook Wall of Fame photo albums and the website I have been working on for two years. I realized that when I...

Is this the guy you're talking about? Billy Johnson give me a bunch of photos before he died...this was one of them. It's kind of a weird one - taken in the mid '80s.

RIP, Sire... The Guv at the '11 One Pocket Hall of Fame Dinner at Derby City... Photo courtesy of Diana Hoppe

YW, Will...Donnie was a good guy. :)

Wow...seems like every day someone else is gone. Thanks, Will, for passing on the sad news. When I owned my poolroom, Cue-Topia, in Las Vegas, Donnie was a regular. Since it's probably been twenty years since I've seen him, I've tried to remember a particular incident involving him but the...

Happy birthday, Keith! You & Jennie have a great time at the track! Mary Kenniston

Lots of great stories here - have loved reading everyone of them, but as the late great Ronnie Allen used to say...I have a breaking news bulletin for all you sports fans out there... The good news is that the earlier reports of the demise of Bernard Rogoff ("The Governor" or "Bunny" or "Pots &...

Thank you all for the comments but as the late great Ronnie Allen used to say...I have a breaking news bulletin for all you sports fans out there... The good news is that the earlier reports of the demise of Bernard Rogoff ("The Governor" or "Bunny" or "Pots & Pans") are erroneous. The bad news...

Thanks, Ray...guess it's good news that Bunny is still with us but bad news that he may only have a short time left. I'm sure I speak for all of us when I say our thoughts & prayers are with him, his family & all who know & love him... Mary Kenniston

Great pic, Rick. RIP, Guv...we'll miss you. Scout's honor...

I wouldn't categorize my reaction to Corey's soft breaking & pattern racking as "indignant." As PoolJunkie216 said, I had more of a problem with the pattern racking than the soft break. It became incredibly boring & tedious to see virtually the same locations of the same balls after Corey's...

Sorry about the size of the picture...thought I made it smaller...:)

My friend, Mike Berezny, just gave me the sad news that one of the most colorful threads in the tapestry of our game has left us. Unfortunately, some of us suspected that he was nearing the end of his days. He had long been a fixture at the One Pocket Hall of Fame Dinner held annually at Derby...

It's always sad to hear that another person in one's life passes & I'm sorry to hear this. When I was just getting my feet wet in the world of women's pool in the Northeast, one of the events that I always looked forward to competing in was the Big Apple Championship held each year at Ovington...

I'm sorry for the loss of your friend, Alf...Gwyn sent me this earlier today & asked me to post it for her. Norma Jean Staton - Obituary & Online Guestbook http://www.msfh.net/index.php?option...=579&Itemid=43 To sign the guest book, just keep scrolling down - it is below the obituary. You...