Amen brother! Yeah I have heard of Weenie's places before, but they were before my time. Are you familiar with the places I was referencing ( obviously Bladensburg but how bout Glen Burnie )?
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Amen brother! Yeah I have heard of Weenie's places before, but they were before my time. Are you familiar with the places I was referencing ( obviously Bladensburg but how bout Glen Burnie )?
I can say he is!
Lol. My buddy Ricky and I dragged Black-Balled kicking and screaming to Glen Burnie
a few times. We also took Big Randy there. I played Geese banks there a number of times ....with a spot of course...knew Mike since he was 14. Pretty good action there
till Cliff bought it and the crack-heads took over the parking lot at night. Quit going about 95-96. It was better as Bill & Billies when Ed owned it. The better location was inside 695
in that safeway shopping center.
Lol, JAM still calls it Bill & Billies all the time. I am familiar with Ed and B&B's buy not the Safeway spot you are mentioning. It was always back in the industrial park since I started going there. Where / how far away was the safewy?
As I remember, it was down ritchie hwy toward baltimore on the left, inside the beltway. Nice place. I liked it better than the glen burnie spot. Dont know why Ed moved. It was when I was out of pool due to back problems.
Oh yeah now that you mention it I think I do remember hearing that. Was it by a place called " Doc & Annie's "?
The best action back in the 60's was in Los Angeles. Jay Helfert and I used to play regularly for $20 per game one pocket. That was our opening bet. And, we were the cheapies in the room. I remember being kicked off a table because there was a bigger money game in the works. Nowadays $5 pool is a big game.