Who are the top five players in your state?
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Skip Newberry
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Bavaria, Germany
Roman Hybler
Bernd Jahnke
Harun Arslan
Harry Stolka
Robert Hirschbichler
Are probably the best players here in the state of Bavaria, Germany. Just thought this might be interesting. If it's OK I'll do research for the rest of Germany?
SkipN
Roman Hybler
Bernd Jahnke
Harun Arslan
Harry Stolka
Robert Hirschbichler
Are probably the best players here in the state of Bavaria, Germany. Just thought this might be interesting. If it's OK I'll do research for the rest of Germany?
SkipN
VitoCorleone
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Marko Vogel
Dieter Johns
Harald Schröter
Thorsten Hohmann
Emrah Güvenc
also in Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen
Dieter Johns
Harald Schröter
Thorsten Hohmann
Emrah Güvenc
also in Germany, Nordrhein-Westfalen
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Skip Newberry
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VitoCorleone said:
Vito?,
I thought Thorsten played for Fulda, in Hessen. Does he live in Nordrhein-Westfalen?
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Skip Newberry said:
Hallo. Thorsten wohnt irgendwo in/bei Köln. Spielt auch schon mal das Hausturnier der Blues Brothers in Bergisch Gladbach mit, wo er aber schon mal Niederlagen einsteckt... Meistens gewinnt er aber.
Yes, Thorsten lives in/near Cologne.
huckster said:
Where does Cory reside then?
piglit said:Jim Henson
Keither
Jim Henson
Jim Henson
Mike Davis
Jim Henson.
-pigy
If you're talking about Maryland, there's no way that Jim Henson is the best player, let alone 3rd, 4th, and 6th as well. I have to think you're talking about Maryland because Mike Davis lives in Frederick, and if you are, you're definitely missing some better players. I thought Jim Henson was from Virginia, but in Virginia he'd be even further down the list than he would be in Maryland.
In PA:
1) Pat McNally
2) Gerry Slivka
3) Bob Maidhoff
4) Jimmy Fusco
5) Pete Fusco
Close behind: Dave Daya, Billy Kirschner, Kevin Clark, Mike Miller, Nick Mannino
1) Pat McNally
2) Gerry Slivka
3) Bob Maidhoff
4) Jimmy Fusco
5) Pete Fusco
Close behind: Dave Daya, Billy Kirschner, Kevin Clark, Mike Miller, Nick Mannino
piglit said:Jim Henson
Keither
Jim Henson
Jim Henson
Mike Davis
Jim Henson.
-pigy
Hi Pigy,
I wonder if I'm thinking of the correct Jim Hensen. I would guess he's in Pigy Heaven now. If not, how about Mike Ford? He showed lots of speed last year here in Rochester. Mike Davis told me he rarely travels. Ryan McCreash resides in Maryland now. He definitely should be on your list!
cardiac kid said:
Danny Green might be the best player in all of Maryland after Mike Davis. Shaun Wilkie is an up-and-comer. There are also jam-up one pocket players to numerous to mention.
The Jim Henson Pigy is referring to is a short, loud, and obnoxious guy around 40 years old they call "Shorty". He's mentioned in "Playing off the Rail" (in the chapter on Arlington, VA) and he's one of the better 9-ball players in the area -- but definitely not number-one.
DDKoop said:
From my limited knowledge, I feel that D'Alfonso is a level above the rest. What about Tony Ruberto?
Dave
Dont forget Ruberto and Mike Mini, plus there are a few others out there that are making come backs. (and there still in there early twenties.)
But I do have to agree that Tommy is head and shoulders above the rest, he could be one of the top 5 players on the east coast.
David
Dont forget Ruberto and Mike Mini, plus there are a few others out there that are making come backs. (and there still in there early twenties.)
But I do have to agree that Tommy is head and shoulders above the rest, he could be one of the top 5 players on the east coast.
David
Revised
Hey Dave,
Totally forgot about Ruberto and I almost put Mike Mini in there instead of Ransom. Probably should have. The list isn't in any order and I do agree that Shorty is the best player on the list. Revised list in order:
Tom (Shorty) D'Alfonso
Marty Herman
Jarrod Clowery
Tony Ruberto
Nelson Oliveira / Mikey Minichello
Dave
Dave in Boston said:
Hey Dave,
Totally forgot about Ruberto and I almost put Mike Mini in there instead of Ransom. Probably should have. The list isn't in any order and I do agree that Shorty is the best player on the list. Revised list in order:
Tom (Shorty) D'Alfonso
Marty Herman
Jarrod Clowery
Tony Ruberto
Nelson Oliveira / Mikey Minichello
Dave
BackPocket9Ball
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Location: New York City
Posts: 51
In PA:
1) Pat McNally
2) Gerry Slivka
3) Bob Maidhoff
4) Jimmy Fusco
5) Pete Fusco
Close behind: Dave Daya, Billy Kirschner, Kevin Clark, Mike Miller, Nick Mannino
You don't think that Jim Rempe plays well?
Brian
Registered User Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: New York City
Posts: 51
In PA:
1) Pat McNally
2) Gerry Slivka
3) Bob Maidhoff
4) Jimmy Fusco
5) Pete Fusco
Close behind: Dave Daya, Billy Kirschner, Kevin Clark, Mike Miller, Nick Mannino
You don't think that Jim Rempe plays well?
Brian
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pooljunkie4ever
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Cool Thread, maybe we can get a league going with the top 5 players representing a state. 4 division, North, South East and West. Player would qualify to be in the top 5.
Don't know who the top 5 players in Texas are, anyone have any idea?
Don't know who the top 5 players in Texas are, anyone have any idea?
pooljunkie4ever said:
The first two are a given, but beyond that, I'm not really sure how to rank them, here are some ideas:
1) Jeremy Jones
2) Cliff Joyner
Dave Guiterrez
Dave Henson
Charlie "Hillbilly" Bryant
Al Mason
Javier Franco
Gilbert Martinez
John Drew Hager (fairly sure he lives in TX)
I also believe that even though he isn't playing anymore, if CJ Wiley started up again, he would give Jeremy Jones a serious run for the top spot. Also, Bob Vanover (although I don't think he plays anymore, either)
APA7 said:
My mistake -- Jim Rempe is the best player in Pennsylvania.