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thanks that plate looks like what i need. I was wondering about gluing in a dowel and screwing the stud into it but wasnt sure how it would hold in particle board. would i have to recess the plate with a forstner bit?

I have an older brunswick anniversary 130 table, the rails are bolted down to the slate with 5/16 studs and nuts. one stud has pulled out of the particle board on the rail. what is the best way to fix this? any help would be great. thanks Lonnie btw I was told a new rail is no longer available

thanks cj i am enjoying your stories also i am starting to play after a long layoff you are giving me inspiration to keep going

LaVista billiards atlanta ga around 1965 9 ball 10cents a rack 8 ball 15 cents a rack a lot of fond memories

some good advice from some good people i will say a prayer for you and best of luck to you

that is the same bobby stovall that played at the green room, helluva player im pretty sure he won that tourney twice in the 90,s

I would take one medium

what he said. get well soon mark

prayers sent for cliff c,mon man you can get through this

the green room atlanta ga

please put me in, thank you very much for doing this

any links to stream

around 2000 i think, got hit by a train. RIP tony

+1 on tk, class act

this all sounds very familiar to this 66 yr old fart, i just play a little at home these days thought about league but cant bring myself to all the drama again plus cant see very well to drive at night anymore. then a 7 yr old grandson showed interest in the game and i have been having a blast...

im not sure scotty knew what the word fear meant what amazed me most was the fact that he not only drank 31 beers but he played mark tadd and almost beat him and you couldnt tell he had drank a single beer. mark was almost unbeatable at that time. i love hearing these scotty stories keep them...

well said tap tap

thanks for posting this its great

thanks you guys for all the stories and especially the pics jam, i havent seen scotty in 20 years but i will never forget him for sure. he was 1 of a kind and that is why everybody loved him. dont make them like scotty anymore

Scotty played in some of our tourneys early 90s in atlanta, one tourney bartender said im going to keep count of the number of beers scotty drinks today. Scotty played all day into finals which ended late sat nite. mon bartender said he counted 31 long neck buds, i still find that hard to...