He has the Dave Piona mustache going. Pretty strong.It's always so sad to read about one of our own who passes away. Though we may not have crossed paths in a long, long time, these players are members of the Tribal Nation of Pool.
I always liked Leil. He had a gutzy kind of charisma when it came to pool. May he rest in peace.
Photo taken at Carolinas Open in 2003. This was Leil's lucky shirt.
He came in Grover's in West Palm-wild guess-around 2010. He had shaved his head and mustache and absolutely no one recognized him but many felt he was somehow familiar. When he started playing and walking around the table- I said to the guy next to me. "He walks just like Leil Gay." That's him, That's him!" Leil kinda glided around the table with his head very high -very distinct-at least to me and that is what outed him. He still got played-I dont specifically remember but im sure he won a few bucks over the few days he stayed.He has the Dave Piona mustache going. Pretty strong.
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Not to get off subject, what ever happened to Grover, he still around? He would have to be around late 70's now or older. Is that place still open?He came in Grover's in West Palm-wild guess-around 2010. He had shaved his head and mustache and absolutely no one recognized him but many felt he was somehow familiar. When he started playing and walking around the table- I said to the guy next to me. "He walks just like Leil Gay." That's him, That's him!" Leil kinda glided around the table with his head very high -very distinct-at least to me and that is what outed him. He still got played-I dont specifically remember but im sure he won a few bucks over the few days he stayed.
He came in Grover's in West Palm-wild guess-around 2010. He had shaved his head and mustache and absolutely no one recognized him but many felt he was somehow familiar. When he started playing and walking around the table- I said to the guy next to me. "He walks just like Leil Gay." That's him, That's him!" Leil kinda glided around the table with his head very high -very distinct-at least to me and that is what outed him. He still got played-I dont specifically remember but im sure he won a few bucks over the few days he stayed.
The place was open-there have been 5-6 owners since Grover at least and it is bar table oriented. The old crowd moved to Paradise Billiards on Congress in Atlantis or LantanaNot to get off subject, what ever happened to Grover, he still around? He would have to be around late 70's now or older. Is that place still open?
The place was open-there have been 5-6 owners since Grover at least and it is bar table oriented. The old crowd moved to Paradise Billiards on Congress in Atlantis or Lantana
I did a quick search on his name and he seems to be still among us 76 y.o.