Win more championships, been done? Willie won 15 world titles in 20 years to the best of my knowledge only Ralph Greenleaf came close to that with 14. And those world titles weren’t like today 9 or 10 ball matches that are done in less than a week, the world matches those guys played were grueling round robin matches played in different cities that took months to finish.
Who are you arguing with? Yes, it is not 1954. We all know everything is different. It's obvious who you are...you know that right?And I'm sure Simonis has never upgrade their cloth over the last three centuries. Same cloth, they never found a better production standard.
Everybody knows what Mosconi accomplished.
I trained heavily, semi-pro, in Joe Gold's original gym in Venice Beach in the early 70s when Schwarzenegger had relocated from Europe to the US. Like Willie, he was inhumanly self-confident, in world-class shape, and like Willie he routinely unloaded that exact saber -- always within the hearing or instant knowledge of the same fellows who were shortly about to challenge him for one National or World bodybuilding title or another each year. (The competitors loved to travel in from everywhere for the Gold Gym energy, and to ensure a good California pre-contest tan.)
I'm not arguing with anybody I'm just stating the facts. Willie's table, cue, tip and chalk were old school, compared to product offerings of today. You can likin it to golf clubs of the past and today's clubs.
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. What did you start with some Asian Minnesota fats junk cue back in 1980? BB's were/are(some models are still made there) exquistely made firearms. Benelli's are very nice guns made using modern machines. I've sold and owned both. The Brownings have a fit-n-finish that very few, if any, modern guns can match. My Sweet-16 A5 will outlast me and probably 4-5 more generations. Built like a tank. I sold my O/U Browning Superposed's 'cause the price i was offered was waaaay to good to turn down. In pool terms the BB's would be a Szamboti and Benelli's would be a Predator. Both accomplish the same task. One is a hand-crafted heirloom-grade piece, the other is a mass-produced(very well i add) tool.That's like trying to convince me the Belgium Browning's of the years ago are the same quality as a Benelli guns they build today....
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And I'm sure Simonis has never upgrade their cloth over the last three centuries. Same cloth, they never found a better production standard.
You compared a bar stick to a Rambo and said today’s bar stick is better. That proves you’re clueless. Or a troll. Most likely both.
Actually I think I was the one that commented on the t-rail tables. I have an old Brunswick made in 1920s with t-rails and by today's standards they're pretty terrible. The rails appear to be milled out of one solid piece of wood with a 90° groove and they sit on the slate and bolt through from the sides.Yes you don’t know what your talking about for the most part. Leveling systems today just make it easier to level. The same machinists levels that exist today for doing proper work existed at that time.
But the Harold worst model 8’ was not a high quality table.
Rubber was also better back when, it lasted longer. Monarch rails are a huge example. As far as rails go your talking about T-nut. What’s funny about that is olhausen still uses that as far as I know. “The best tables on earth”.
Willie also cheated because he learned to play pool with potatoes.
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Now that's a funny post.
You included *my* post in the "ah, no" response??? Other posters have quoted exactly what Shamos (and Willie) reported. How can anyone dispute that he didn't just go for a high run "once" as you said.
