Dude relax. It didn't occur to me either. You get an email saying the thread was updated. You click on the email link and it takes you to the first unread post - not the beginning.
Thanks for splaining - now we'll know where to look!
Andy
world 14.1 updates
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Dude relax. It didn't occur to me either. You get an email saying the thread was updated. You click on the email link and it takes you to the first unread post - not the beginning.
Thanks for splaining - now we'll know where to look!
Andy
My sincere apologies, oldzilla but please don't insult me. I misunderstood and that is all. Absolutely no reason to insult anyone here on this forum. We're all following the tournament and rooting for people.
Thank you for the updates and sorry for the misunderstanding. Let's keep things civil on this board please.
Thank you for the updates and sorry for the misunderstanding. Let's keep things civil on this board please.
Thanks for the invite to the chat but it's more of a hit and run at the computer tonight.
Misunderstood the bumping even though it is clear in the first post. We all make mistakes sometimes.
Misunderstood the bumping even though it is clear in the first post. We all make mistakes sometimes.
Hopkins 150 Barouty 115. Barouty is out.
Davis 150 Lipsky 126. Lipsky is out.
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Davis 150 Lipsky 126. Lipsky is out.
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ok
that good. i'm glad you realize you may have been out of line. and i was not insulting you in anyway,i don't think. if i did i am also sorry . you are right we need to be civil here in the pool world. there is no hard feeling s here sir. i feel good to know you caught up with the purpose of my thread and hope it has helped you with the coverage of this historical event.
that good. i'm glad you realize you may have been out of line. and i was not insulting you in anyway,i don't think. if i did i am also sorry . you are right we need to be civil here in the pool world. there is no hard feeling s here sir. i feel good to know you caught up with the purpose of my thread and hope it has helped you with the coverage of this historical event.
We all make mistakes. You were quite insulting in your post to me but I will accept the apology and move on. We're all here to follow the tourney and not bicker about random things.
Thanks again for the updates. I'm sorry I missed a lot of them due to my misunderstanding.
Thanks again for the updates. I'm sorry I missed a lot of them due to my misunderstanding.
No worries. Back to the tournament.
you are right.
i did lay one on ya, sorry again. were cool i hope !
I'll share some of my impressions of Thursday's play.
Ortmann's 150 and out continued his majestic run of brilliance this week. Thorsten Hohmann, Mika Immonen, Tony Robles, Staefan Cohen, Johnny Fulcher, Charlie Williams, and Johnny Archer also took the easy route to the single elimination stage of the event, not having to facepossible elimination in the evening sessions.
That left sixteen others to do batlte for survivial, and the matches delivered.
Dan Barouty had a huge lead on Allen Hopkins but Allen ran a 109 to come all the way back for the victory.
In a seesaw affair, Mike Davis narrowly beat Steve Lipsky. Steve had rallied impressively but was done in on a scratch on a seven ball about 25 balls from the finish line.
Jim Gottier came from behind with very impressive play to outlast Ralph Eckert.
Zaid Thweib took a big early lead on Max Eberle, but Max came all the way back and the match got to 132-130. Thweib took a big chance on a combo and nailed it, running the rack for 146-130, but his next break shot didn't produce a shot. Moments later, Thweib won the safety battle and the match.
Stevie Moore and Chamberlain had a fine match, and when Chamberlain made an error at about 100-89, Stevie ran 61 and out for the win.
Bob Madenjian and Shawn Wilkie had a nailbiter, and the entire match came down to a safety battle with both players in the 140's. Madenjian won the safety battle and then ran the last eight he needed for a 150-141 win.
Corey Deuel, after losing 150-0 to Archer earlier, beat Waldo easily to advance.
Earl Herring easily dispoed of Zion Zvi, 150-44.
So the last sixteen are set. We'll see how it goes tomorrow.
Bedtime for me.
Ortmann's 150 and out continued his majestic run of brilliance this week. Thorsten Hohmann, Mika Immonen, Tony Robles, Staefan Cohen, Johnny Fulcher, Charlie Williams, and Johnny Archer also took the easy route to the single elimination stage of the event, not having to facepossible elimination in the evening sessions.
That left sixteen others to do batlte for survivial, and the matches delivered.
Dan Barouty had a huge lead on Allen Hopkins but Allen ran a 109 to come all the way back for the victory.
In a seesaw affair, Mike Davis narrowly beat Steve Lipsky. Steve had rallied impressively but was done in on a scratch on a seven ball about 25 balls from the finish line.
Jim Gottier came from behind with very impressive play to outlast Ralph Eckert.
Zaid Thweib took a big early lead on Max Eberle, but Max came all the way back and the match got to 132-130. Thweib took a big chance on a combo and nailed it, running the rack for 146-130, but his next break shot didn't produce a shot. Moments later, Thweib won the safety battle and the match.
Stevie Moore and Chamberlain had a fine match, and when Chamberlain made an error at about 100-89, Stevie ran 61 and out for the win.
Bob Madenjian and Shawn Wilkie had a nailbiter, and the entire match came down to a safety battle with both players in the 140's. Madenjian won the safety battle and then ran the last eight he needed for a 150-141 win.
Corey Deuel, after losing 150-0 to Archer earlier, beat Waldo easily to advance.
Earl Herring easily dispoed of Zion Zvi, 150-44.
So the last sixteen are set. We'll see how it goes tomorrow.
Bedtime for me.
wanna say thank you to sjm for his posts to this thread.
I second this thank you ! :smile:
thanks for the scores and updates you keep posting in the first post, Zilla! woo-hoo! :thumbup:
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I just got back Thursday, they were charging me $40.00 per day, it was well worth it. The room is fantastic, good high chairs with cushions. I will watch the matches on Saturday for $12.95.