P PoolBoy1 AzB Silver Member Silver Member Feb 16, 2015 #1 Ever see this type cue ball in an old match of Lassiter and Crane. It seems to have dimples like a golf ball on top. May have to enlarge pic. Attachments CueBall Lassiter Crane Match.JPG 12.9 KB · Views: 479
Ever see this type cue ball in an old match of Lassiter and Crane. It seems to have dimples like a golf ball on top. May have to enlarge pic.
DAVE_M AzB Silver Member Silver Member Feb 16, 2015 #2 That is a blue dot cue ball that is showing the reflection of the overhead lights. The same pattern can be observed on the 10 ball.
That is a blue dot cue ball that is showing the reflection of the overhead lights. The same pattern can be observed on the 10 ball.
pt109 Pagulayan chalk and clothing Silver Member Feb 16, 2015 #3 DAVE_M said: That is a blue dot cue ball that is showing the reflection of the overhead lights. The same pattern can be observed on the 10 ball. Click to expand... The blue dot was the straight pool players ball..a little heavier to break the pack. The red dot was favored by 9-ballers...a little lighter and more lively. The green dot was of much lighter composition...you could draw max... ...also known as the Macon fastdraw. The color codes on the modern balls don't mean much
DAVE_M said: That is a blue dot cue ball that is showing the reflection of the overhead lights. The same pattern can be observed on the 10 ball. Click to expand... The blue dot was the straight pool players ball..a little heavier to break the pack. The red dot was favored by 9-ballers...a little lighter and more lively. The green dot was of much lighter composition...you could draw max... ...also known as the Macon fastdraw. The color codes on the modern balls don't mean much