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Thanks for your help SlateHumper

I have a Diamond table that I bought last year, it came from the US Open of 2001, the guy that bought the tables must have stored them improperly, one of the rails is gone and the others do not play well, would I have to order rails from the Diamond people? and would it be harder to put those...

Jam I don't respond on this forum very often but I felt I should this time, truer words were never spoken as the words you just expressed. I've been in sales for over 40 years and if I my thought process was ever the way that Mac guy expressed his, I would have been defeated in my profession...

And I have a great deal of respect for your candid comment on the game, your an exciting performer to watch at anytime, confident and full of bravado! Stroker

Maine: David "Eagle" Hall TJ LaFlamme Jimmy Hayden Mike Pomerleau "SeaDog"

Hi Keith, I think I saw you play George at the Derby this past January, and he pretty much annihilated you in that match, I was totally impressed with his game and how he commanded the game, was I hallucinating? Stroker

I was there to see the match, Alex Pagaluyan botched his shot by scratching in the side for the win, can't believe a player of his stature would not put a little bit of inside to avoid the scratch, I guess everyone is human when it comes to the cash!

Availability of video Is the video available? and how do I get a hold of it?

Could someone send me a link for rec.sport billiards, can't seem to be able to get on, thanks

I'm going with a couple of my buddies, can't wait to go, I've been going to the US Open for the last five years, don't like it anymore, need to make a change, and I think this will be an event that I will keep coming back again many times, see you all there

Hemicudas, Do you have a list of the names on that picture? I recognize many of them, but I'm sure there are some that I would be surprised that it's them, thanks

I'm sorry to hear about Larry's illness, I had heard some time ago that he was not feeling well, he's always had a positive attitude about life in general. I've observed him many time in the past watching him and he always struck me as a person that was fearless about anyone he played, and a...

Mike Sigel was one of the most feared players of all time, there is no question about that. He possessed so much talent in every sense of the word, his thought process was on the money when he had to make a decision on how to play a certain shot, I have many tapes of him going way back, a big...

Thanks for the tip Efirkey, I will drive to Barnes and Noble next week to purchase it, it's about time we can read some literature that stimulates your mind pertaing to this great sport! On another note, I purchased a dvd of that new pool movie Pool Hall Junkie, I can honestly say that I could...

Been subscribing to all of them for a long time, here's how I rate them: Inside Pool # 1 Pool and Billiard #2 Billiard Digest a distant # 3 Billiard News is by far the worse publication, the news is old news, not much substance!

I have tried to purchase McGoorty, but it hasn't been available that I see, any suggestions?

I've read almost all of them , except one, and I find The Hustler Days the best read of all of them by far, I rate Playing off the Rail second, the only book I have not read, is McGorty. The writing is superb without a doubt, it leaves you spellbound and brings you into the story as if you are...

I cannot find a number on the pin of my Southwest, he told me it was a '93, could it be older because there is no number on it? please advise, thanks

thank you all for your comments, been very helpful

I bought a Southwest a few years ago, he told me it was a '93, before Jerry died, there was no papers, but he was known as a reputable broker for custom cues, how can I tell what year it is, and how do I authenticate the cue, thanks in advance for your comments, the cue plays really great, I...