Tidbits from the World 14.1

Bustamante 145 Cohen 63 but Cohen just missed a break shot.
 
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Hatch 40 Schmidt 14 with John shooting at an open table.

Hatch 40 Schmidt 28 with John still at the table.
 
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Schmidt 84 Hatch 40 with Schmidt on a run of 75.

Schmidt 85 Hatch 40 with a safety battle in progress. Schmidt ran 76.
 
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Schmidt 155 Hatch 40

Schmidt misses at 165, Hatch takes a break trailing 165-40.

Schmidt 165 Hatch 57 with Dennis in control of the table.
 
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Schmidt 197 Hatch 70 with a safety battle in progress

John Schmidt eliminates Hatch 200-70 to advance to the semifinal.

Bustamante, Hohmann, Schmidt and the winner of Appleton/Immonen will make a very strong final four on Saturday.

Appleton 153 Immonen 97 in the last match of the day.
 
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saturday semifinals will be:

Hohmann vs Schmidt
Bustamante vs Appleton/Immonen winner
 
Appleton now on a 104 ball run. His previous inning was 93. This is truly remarkable!

Appleton 195 Immonen 97. Playing for five balls.

Appleton 200 Immonen 97. Darren made 202 in two innings. Wow!
 
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Schedule

Thorsten Hohmann plays John Schmidt at 11am
Darren Appleton plays fransisco bustamante immediately following

Finals at 5pm, I think

All subsequent games after 11am will have their starting times depend on how long the matches take.

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sjm said:
... Appleton 200 Immonen 97. Darren made 202 in two innings. Wow!
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These guys are just remarkable, sjm (as you know).

Here's that game inning by inning:

- Appleton commits a breaking foul and Immonen chooses to have him re-beak. [(-2) - 0]

- Immonen runs 76 then jaws the 11-ball. [(-2) - 76]

- Appleton runs 93 then misses a nearly straight-in 14-ball just above the foot rail. [91 - 76]

- Immonen runs 21 then misses a long, fairly slow roller to the head end. He motions that it rolled off. [91 - 97]

- Appleton runs 109 and out. [200 - 97]

Appleton's 3 innings: (-2) + 93 + 109 = 200.
 
Has Bustamante ever won a 14.1 event? Surely on paper, he seems like the underdog, but I would never say he couldn't win against any of the remaining players.
 
AtLarge said:
These guys are just remarkable, sjm (as you know).

Here's that game inning by inning:

- Appleton commits a breaking foul and Immonen chooses to have him re-beak. [(-2) - 0]

- Immonen runs 76 then jaws the 11-ball. [(-2) - 76]

- Appleton runs 93 then misses a nearly straight-in 14-ball just above the foot rail. [91 - 76]

- Immonen runs 21 then misses a long, fairly slow roller to the head end. He motions that it rolled off. [91 - 97]

- Appleton runs 109 and out. [200 - 97]

Appleton's 3 innings: (-2) + 93 + 109 = 200.
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And Appleton's only miss was that easy 14 ball that he missed when he was sharked.

Jerry Tarantola was moving around suddenly to do something with a camera on the
Schmidt Hatch match. He came over and apologized to Darren during the match. He was wearing a red shirt and a bright green hat and suddenly jumped up in Darren's peripheral vision.

By the way, Mika's shot did roll off a little. He set it up again after the match and the same shot rolled off twice. Then he just shot the cue ball down there at the same speed and it rolled off. At the level at which these guys are playing every inning is important.

Schmidt had some fair innings against Hatch, too. 80 or so and then safe to the bottom of the rack. next inning another 80 plus to a miss. Next inning he got all the way to 199 then took a backscratch because there were no shots and Hatch had left the table on a scratch.

I'm looking forward to more good play today.
 
Thorsten steam rolls into the finals

Defeating Schmidt 200-13 (not sure of john's exact score).

Next up Daz v Django.

Finals at 5pm!!!!!!!!!!
 
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