Jeff Carter vs Bobby Hunter, who wins?

[philw]

I may have the wrong guy, but I know this Jeff Carter was a one pocket monster at one time. Finished 2nd to Efren in a big 1p tourney back around 88.

Big dude, square glasses, walrus mustache.

That doesn't sound like Jeff Carter

 

[Fatboy]

Hi Monte,

In their prime, I like Bobby in straight pool, but maybe Jeff in 9-ball. I believe he had the better break. Both great players.

Dave

my thoughts exactly. I like Jeff's 9 ball break a bit more and I think that while Bobby could win a set possibly a session here and there Jeff was still the favorite, but IMO it was a close game, real close.

And I like bobby's 14.1 game a bit more, Same thing here Jeff could beat Bobby playing 14.1 but I make Bobby the favorite over the long term.

Guess we need to have them play some one hole for a tie breaker

Both great players, who I have respected for many many years.

 

[Fatboy]

To add to the eight ball title, Medina beat Efren in an eight ball finals in Vegas, and he, to me was more dangerous than both Jeff/Bobby in his prime.

I agree Danny in his prime was a full speed above Bobby/Jeff, Danny was a monster, on the barbox and big box, man could he play. amazing natural talent that very few people could over come, he(Danny) could beat anyone at anytime in his peak-if he caught a gear. I cant say that about Bobby or Jeff, with all due respect. They might could beat anyone at any time but not near as often as Danny could.

 

[Terry Ardeno]

The Phantom

I may have the wrong guy, but I know this Jeff Carter was a one pocket monster at one time. Finished 2nd to Efren in a big 1p tourney back around 88.

Big dude, square glasses, walrus mustache.

DP40,

Big dude= Dave Bolman. Clean shaven. No glasses back in the day. But he's more a 9 ball specialist. Can't be him.

Square glasses= Bob Vanover. Clean shaven. But he's a 9 ball specialist. No way it was Mr. Vanover.

Walrus mustache.....???????????????????????? Can't ever recall a mustache even near a walrus style this side of Alfredo DeOro circa early 1900's.

Jack Cooney is a candidate by your description, however, he shunned most tournaments in lieu of money matches. He only played in a handful of tournaments that I'm aware of.

Also, Efren was not winning 1P matches in the late 1980's. At least none that I'm aware of. Could you have meant Parica?

I have no clue who you're thinking of.

***Calling Jay Helfert*** Any idea who he could be speaking of?

 

[dirtypool40]

That doesn't sound like Jeff Carter

You're right, I stand corrected. The player I am talking about IS a long time Florida resident named JEFF ADAMS. Used to be a really solid 9-ball player, and from what I hear a 1P monster.

Oops... :grinning-moose: