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Very much upright, chin at least a foot above the cue. He played more upright when he was younger. Not a lot, but somewhat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcquCQEjHHs&t=1953s
I'm guessing he's the best over 80 player now, except maybe Al Romero at One Pocket. I'd take Don Steele second.
Don Feeney is an amazing man....and he might be 90....at least 89.
In ‘95, he had seven grandchildren...he has probably achieved “great”by now.
Don is a contender for ‘over 80’ champ...he’s a lock for the 90 category.
He had me fooled. I thought he was much younger, maybe mid 70's.
Kenny was the strongest working 9 ball player of his time.
We had many tough sessions in Columbus and he was a hard man to beat.
Bet his money and was a gentleman to play with.
Bill S.
"New York Larry" Gendler (larry732) might still give him a challenge. I am pretty sure Larry is 90, maybe 91.
91 on 4/5/2018, per one of his own posts.
I still like Kenny McCoy in Columbus
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Call a man by his given name, youse guys....
...he is THE TRUCKDRIVER.....
...And he ended many a roadplayer’s trip....
...Vickery couldn’t get there.
I was about 14 the 1st time I saw Squirrel play here in Birmingham!
I found an article from Sept. 2004 saying Frank was 64. If true, that makes him about 78 now.
He is deceased now, but the best older player I personally saw play in person was Patch Eye Henry. He played one pocket unbelievably well even in his old age.
Tom Collins....well into his 80s.
He might be best known as a snooker player...several times American champion....
...but when I first knew him, he was Michigan 14.1 champion for two years in a row.
He and Don Feeney were on the winning team, at least twice, for the International
Snooker Association world title.
He probably still has a JW in his collection if some geezer wants to try him at pool.
He might be best known as a snooker player...several times American champion....
...but when I first knew him, he was Michigan 14.1 champion for two years in a row.
He and Don Feeney were on the winning team, at least twice, for the International
Snooker Association world title.
He probably still has a JW in his collection if some geezer wants to try him at pool.
Hi everybody,Happy New year. To all that would like to know my chin is 10 inches from the cue and i will be 84 this Feb.
Ray
Happy New Year Ray! Glad to hear it!
Howya hittin' 'em Ray? I laugh when I think about you. Everyeone thought you were a "Straight Pool" player only. That is until you kicked their ass at 9-Ball or One Pocket. You sir, were a POOL PLAYER, and one of the best in my book. Just as important is that you were always a gentleman, win or lose. I miss that sly grin of yours when you pulled off a good shot or left your man in a dead trap. There are some things we never forget.
Happy new year to the Coolest Cat of all.