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Just curious, where did you find that?? If in a book, is it available??

It's from Mosconi's "Winning Pocket Billiards," otherwise known as "the blue book."

In an earlier volume, "Willie Mosconi on Pocket Billiards," udder wise known as "the red book," he has a variation.

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It's from Mosconi's "Winning Pocket Billiards," otherwise known as "the blue book."

In an earlier volume, "Willie Mosconi on Pocket Billiards," udder wise known as "the red book," he has a variation.

Lou Figueroa
Players see a ghost ball there?? I just see contact points.
Should have broadened my horizons on reading to include books on billiards.😁
No reason to read when you had access to the real deal.
 
It's from Mosconi's "Winning Pocket Billiards," otherwise known as "the blue book."

In an earlier volume, "Willie Mosconi on Pocket Billiards," udder wise known as "the red book," he has a variation.

Lou Figueroa
I take it those are mandatory reading or referred to as billiard bibles?? 😉
 
I take it those are mandatory reading or referred to as billiard bibles?? 😉

I think if you love the game, you are interested in the history of the game.

This is some early, elementary type stuff but still cool. And, as I've noted before -- if you learn just one thing, or gain one insight into your own game from a book or a match -- that's money.

Lou Figueroa
 
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