Remembering Buddy Hall

He practiced ALL THE TIME.
A few years back, A gentleman from Louisiana,
was working part-time in Tulsa in the oil or gas business, a Good 1 P player, would come to Magoos on the weekends to play-
Told me He used watch Buddy practice by himself -shoot all day....sometime just 1 particular shot over and over for hours,
Jeremy Jones said He was watching Buddy on a shot-shooting left-handed, shooting so well thought Buddy was left-handed
 
Interestingly enough, Pat Fleming told me he stopped practicing in the later part of his career...do you know what he was working on in practice or was it more playing a lot..?
 
Interestingly enough, Pat Fleming told me he stopped practicing in the later part of his career...do you know what he was working on in practice or was it more playing a lot..?
Buddy lived in tulsa a few times over the years. When i first met him in 80ish he would toss balls on the snooker table and run out from everywhere. Never saw him do drills per se, he'd usually get warmed-up then matched-up. I don't think he wanted waste good shoots for free. If you wanted to hit balls with him you had to bet something. One time he told this local cat, " I don't have much fun playing for fun."
 
A few years back, A gentleman from Louisiana,
was working part-time in Tulsa in the oil or gas business, a Good 1 P player, would come to Magoos on the weekends to play-
Told me He used watch Buddy practice by himself -shoot all day....sometime just 1 particular shot over and over for hours,
Jeremy Jones said He was watching Buddy on a shot-shooting left-handed, shooting so well thought Buddy was left-handed
Buddy said commentating that Efren once was looking for someone to gamble with playing left-handed and when someone pointed to him Bata went '' No! No! '' :D
 
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