Does anyone remember seeing this Poster.

[manwon]

Here is a poster from my personal collection, I got this poster from a Pool Room owner in 1977. This was the first Poster made to advertizse the Original Bush Pool League that was started in St. Louis, Mo in the 70's. While the Bush league was short lived, it did not go away, it became the largest Pool League in the country the APA.



Enjoy

 

[West Point 1987]

Yep!! I remember Busch League! I played Busch League in 1989 in Leesville, Louisiana, then our league became Coors Light League/APA (I qualified for Nationals as an individual that year, the "World Series of Bar Games"), then pure APA in 1991. In our league, only the top player in each franchise week to week was a SL7, otherwise SL6 was the highest you could go. Then I PCS'd to Europe and never played leagues again.

 

[manwon]

Yep!! I remember Busch League! I played Busch League in 1989 in Leesville, Louisiana, then our league became Coors Light League/APA (I qualified for Nationals as an individual that year, the "World Series of Bar Games"), then pure APA in 1991. In our league, only the top player in each franchise week to week was a SL7, otherwise SL6 was the highest you could go. Then I PCS'd to Europe and never played leagues again.

Thanks for your post and your service to our country.

 

[williamcueblins]

Thanks for the post

Here is a poster from my personal collection, I got this poster from a Pool Room owner in 1977. This was the first Poster made to advertizse the Original Bush Pool League that was started in St. Louis, Mo in the 70's. While the Bush league was short lived, it did not go away, it became the largest Pool League in the country the APA.

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Enjoy

Thanks for the post. Good information also, great pool History lesson.

Some of my favorite pool posters

 

[manwon]

Thanks for the post. Good information also, great pool History lesson.

Some of my favorite pool posters

Gotta Love them!!!!:smile:

 

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