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Larry-I'm kind of retired-lol. I never played consistently good in the first place. I discovered lots of other good things in life that took precedent around that time (not that pool playing is not a good thing!).

Louie! How are you. Hope all is well. It's been a long time....send me a private message with your contact info or send it to me through my website.....where are you playing these days? I'd love to catch up. Thanks Steve

Hi Everyone, Just wanted you to know I am archiving everything I can find on my father, Steve Mizerak, at: http://www.stevemizerak.net I will be putting links to all videos on You Tube, interesting articles, pictures and other items, many from my personal family collection. It's a work in...

Terry, No need for me to keep his life and accomplishments fresh in our minds. Everyone here is doing that already. I should be the one thanking everyone. He was my father but some of those "life changing events" I eluded to in my last post left him a little more distant from his children than...

Terry, Since his passing, that was the most accurate description of his life I have read so far, in my opinion. He was very proud of his achievements. That came from an early age, as my Grandfather was very tough on him growing up and my Grandfather was a very proud person himself. He did want...

Here I am! Just took a sabatical....the baseball career you are speaking of is Steve Sr., my grandfather, not my father. He was encouraged by his father to play baseball but something happened, I believe he injured someone playing somehow, and never wanted to play after that....pool was the...

Kevin, A legendary cue stick indeed. I think I might have some pictures from the old pool room in Metuchen with him with that cue. Thanks Steve

Great Story [After leaving the tournament that night I was driving home when Steve passed me in his car holding the winners check out the window waving it at Pete who was following right behind. I guess there was'nt any love lost between those two competitors and if memory serves me I believe...

Jorge, Absolutely cool stuff. Thanks Steve

Jim He played for many of the teams in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Erie PA, Richmond VA and even Quebec Canada. When he decided to hang it up it was in the middle of a game, he went in the dugout, changed into street clothes and sat in the stands for the rest of the game. Thanks Steve

Jim, I believe this is the info you discovered on the web...in case anyone is interested: Al "Red" Schoendienst played for the New York Giants in the 1950s. I came across a couple of interesting little stories I wanted to share with forum readers. "While playing minor league ball with the...

Random Thoughts Dave, Some random things that come to mind: Something people may not know is he never taught his children anything about pool. I never played pool with him, ever. I'd play, he'd be nearby but we never actually played a game. No pointers, ever. I think he felt our lives would...

To all: I know this is about 6 months late at this point but here goes anyway. A big thank you to A-Z Billiards.com for putting up this bulletin board and a big thank you to all of you who have shared so much here about your memories of my father and his life. I have joined the message...

Steve and Gambling Jay, Thank you for the kind words about my father (especially in SI)..but, I have to ask.....do you really think gambling wasn't something he didn't do? Every time I'd see him play at West End when he was through NJ, he'd be right there on Table 1 and it wasn't to put an...