Walter Alston was a strong 14.1 player, capable of running a 100. I thought about mentioning him, but didn't consider him the "Hollywood" type. Believe it or not Leo Durocher was a good hustler around New York when he was a young man. Good enough to consider pool over baseball for a while. He was making more money. Ultimately he made the right choice!
Dean Chance and Belinsky got taken pretty good when they tried to hustle pool at Tropicana Bowl in the 60's. Bo was a low speed shortstop. Kenny Anderson and Richie Florence beat him out of a telephone number with Chance staking him.
Joe may have a little more game than Manny (it's close), but Manny can play for the cheese. He likes to bet HIGH when he plays! High as in $10,000 sets.