Pool and Bowling Hustling.....

Screw with your opponent's equipment and if you lose slip out the bathroom window.

Sorry, this guy's not my hero. :rolleyes:
 
Hey thanks a lot for posting that article about bowling for money.
I used to get picked up at the pool room by my backer to go bowl for money all night before i was old enough to drive.

That brought back some good old memories as I used to bowl against
Steve Chiraella for cash and know Snake too, a couple guys talked about in the story, small world. There was a different spot where the action was every night, and sometimes you'd have to use the ladies room because the dice game in the men's room (the tiles were good for the bones) got so big you couldn't get in there.
 
mooseman said:
An interesting read about a bowling hustler. I guess the same tactics could be used in pool...... LOL

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/30/nyregion/rocky-salemmo-a-bowling-hustler-with-a-big-left-hook.html
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I thought I would see this guy here! :p

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Bowling on the road

mooseman said:
An interesting read about a bowling hustler. I guess the same tactics could be used in pool...... LOL

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/30/nyregion/rocky-salemmo-a-bowling-hustler-with-a-big-left-hook.html
Click to expand...

I went "on the road" hustling bowling in southern CA in 1960. I should qualify that. It's not the same as pool, where you can shark and play defense. Bowling isn't so much "hustling" as simply competing (although you can sandbag, etc.).
My bowling road play lasted a couple weeks. If you think it's tough beating someone on their home table, try it on the lanes!

Donny L
PBIA/ACS Instructor
 
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