Williebetmore said:Anyone out there, please help me. In Indiana I only know:
1. George Breedlove
2. Jeanette Lee
3. Tom Rossman
4. Brian Gregg (just based on his DCC performance)
Who else should be on this list? Where does Satman rank?? Help me (I need to know who to duck).
I have never heard of Big arm John. Is he the "Big John", that was on the road with George, C.J. Wiley, Dave Matlock at various times? I have heard also of a "Concrete John" from Kentucky - this is getting very confusing.Tony said:Sat,
I agree with you on that one.Thats why i only play in tourneys.Ive lived here for about 2 years but dont get out so im not going to take a chance.lol But ill spend that tourney fee everytime.I did see Big arm John match up with a road player the other night.From what i saw John came out the worse of it.They were playing bar box 8ball
Williebetmore said:I have never heard of Big arm John. Is he the "Big John", that was on the road with George, C.J. Wiley, Dave Matlock at various times? I have heard also of a "Concrete John" from Kentucky - this is getting very confusing.
Thanks Tony. I already have a list of the qualifiers. My handicap is 4, I haven't been back since I won so it will probably go up. Its interesting how these things work. I told Mike H. when I started that I was not quite as good as Steve D. (who plays as a 6, but has won 3 times, probably needs to be a 7); and Jeanette beats me like a red-headed stepchild. Mike made me a 4 and I got stomped the first 2 tournaments. I told him he didn't need to lower me (my job occasionally requires me to be up all night on Tuesdays, and I was pretty well shot by the Wednesday night of the tournament), but he did anyway, to a 3. I finished 3rd with a 3 so he raised me back to a 4 where I won the last tournament. I think I'm probably a 5 or 6; on a good day I think I can compete with the sixes - I'll probably make more spectacular shots than them (I'm into degree of difficulty), but they are better shooters and tacticians. Just an example of the trials and tribulations of a handicapped league. My break, however is a 2 - worst in the league - if I didn't hate 9 ball so much I would probably spend the time to fix it (I have my own 9 foot table)Tony said:Willie,Ive got a list of the dates for the qualifiers if you need.What was your handicap by the way? I agree it would be nice to play on the 9 footers, but i dont get out much so ill take whatever i can get.lol I agree playing better players is a way to make yourself better.Im stinking to strickly tourney play for a minute, till i get some bills paid off or win Hoosier Millionare.lol
Im not a straight pool player, but if its on a decent night, I may try it.Let me know more when you find out about it.
Tony said:Yeah I won last week as a 5 so I may go up to a 6.I got lucky against Everett to start off and that luck helped me all the way to the finals.I havent had the pleasure of playing Jeanette yet.Hopefully one day so i can watch and learn.This week will only be my 3rd time playing.But i like it, I usally bring my fiancee as my good luck charm.lol She cant make it this week so i may be in trouble.
Jimmy lives in east texas and the last time i saw him play he was still hittin em real good. In the early 70's when he was in Shreveport and was tutored by Buddy he was subject to bust anybody on the big table.hemicudas said:Thought that was Jimmy Sanders. Use to run with Buddy Hall.
GENE BEAVER said:Bring Danny And All The Money You Can! He Can't Beat Slivka, Pookie, Or Mike Davis, Even! & Thats Just Local.
GENE BEAVER said:Bring Danny And All The Money You Can! He Can't Beat Slivka, Pookie, Or Mike Davis, Even! & Thats Just Local.