Does anyone remember this guy

i don't believe i've ever met Dave, if i'm playing one hole it's usually with Don Lundy or the Christensen brothers


EDIT: whoops i have met dave, i actually played against him in the weekly 8 ball tourney in ronan on the 11th, i got smoked bad, i'm usually used to hearing him called D.J.


jake
 
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bigskyjake said:
i don't believe i've ever met Dave, if i'm playing one hole it's usually with Don Lundy or the Christensen brothers


EDIT: whoops i have met dave, i actually played against him in the weekly 8 ball tourney in ronan on the 11th, i got smoked bad, i'm usually used to hearing him called D.J.


jake
Then I just missed you. I played on Friday -- did he win on Sat? I think we are going to play some one pocket this year - he likes to play. Have hear anything about the Feb Memorial tournie in Kalispel that Kevin Iverson has been putting on?
Jack
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he got knocked out the match after he knocked me out{early} it was kind of wierd, Shotgun Randy got 1st and Chad Sylvester got 2nd
 
freddy the beard said:
He was all they say he was. He was a straight-shootin, rootin-tootin, pool Gunfighter. I know him since he was 16. He bet high and didnt bar anybody.

the Beard

Freddie about said it all there. Cole was the real deal, and could fire 'em in off the end rail. His stroke was right up there with the Miz and Cornbread.

By the time Cole was 18, he was hopping on planes and flying cross country to play. He was burned out on the West Coast.
 
jay helfert said:
Freddie about said it all there. Cole was the real deal, and could fire 'em in off the end rail. His stroke was right up there with the Miz and Cornbread.

By the time Cole was 18, he was hopping on planes and flying cross country to play. He was burned out on the West Coast.

He showed some impressive spped in VA- around the time when they bet money in DC and Beenie had his room in 7Corners. They are still talking about Cole and the Bushwhacker too!
 
8 and out

jay helfert said:
Freddie about said it all there. Cole was the real deal, and could fire 'em in off the end rail. His stroke was right up there with the Miz and Cornbread.

By the time Cole was 18, he was hopping on planes and flying cross country to play. He was burned out on the West Coast.

Cole, in Hippie garb, walked into Bensingers one day. He was 16 or 17 and looked about 14. He had a private cue so I hustled him to play bank pool. I took him to a 5x10 table and he promptly banked 8 and out the first game! Needless to say his shot opportunities dwindled drastically after that and I wound up breaking him. He did not have much money so I got him a guy to stay with in the Hotel around the corner. They went around and did some hustling and made a few bucks and he went back to CA. He did not make any money in Bensingers, no one was going to give him any 9 ball action. Come to think of it, he may have gone to Johnston City from there. My memory as usual is a little shaky in spots.

the Beard
 
Can we get a moderator to take care of acepool? All he has done is post this same post in 30 different threads. It's getting kind of irritating.

Russ
 
rackmsuckr said:
Cole and my husband, Mike Zimmerman went on the road together when Cole was 16 and Mike was 17. Some very good stories there!

Linda,

PLEASE either get Mike to post some stories, or could you post them for him? I know Mike is a terrific player, but I have never heard ANY road stories from or about him.

Also, you could hook us up by posting a few road stories from a certain very tall One Pocket player we both know. You could post those as "stories from a friend".

Perty please Linda? People on the forum eat up those old road stories!

Russ
 
Russ Chewning said:
Can we get a moderator to take care of acepool? All he has done is post this same post in 30 different threads. It's getting kind of irritating.

Russ


i agree, it's starting to really gravel my ass
 
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