Reno 9 공은 마지막을 도달한다; 8 공은 시작된다

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Reno 9 공은 마지막을 도달한다; 8 공은 시작된다

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미국을 위한 9 공 부분의 마지막. 막대기 테이블 우승은 고정되고 Gabe 오웬에 대하여 8 오후에 요나단 Pinegar를 이다. 현지 시간. 111 선수 분야를 위해, 3개의 사건의 이 초는 모래 섭정 정치 호텔 및 카지노를 채운 week-long 사건을 위한 다량 흥분을 제안했다.
우승자에' 옆 Pinegar에는 필리핀 사람 Jose Parica와 Rodolfo Luat를 격파해서 시작한 중대한 뛰기가 있었다. Pinegar는 약간 성냥 더를 통해서 전기 의자 성냥을 도달하기 위하여 Steve Moore 그 후에 죤 Morra를 besting 전에 그 때 미끄러졌다. 모두에서는, Pinegar는 7 마지막을 도달하기 위하여 성냥을 가지고 갔다. 그가 최고 찬성의 무엇이든을 직면하지 않았더라도 Morra에는 또한 그에게 약간 더 매끄러운 뛰기를 주는 강한 뛰기가, 있었다. 다른 사람은 사건의 첫번째 원에 있는 1 손실 측에 절벽 Joyner를 보내 포함하는 Moore를 강조한다, 그 후에 래리 윌슨이 오웬을 동시에 넘어서 보내는 동안 도표 톱 Shane 밴 Boening 의 10 공 부분의 우승자의 구석에 있는 찬성의 충돌은, Scott 서리 서쪽을 보낸다. 성냥 윌슨이 저 점까지 확실한 마음에 드는 것인 밴 Boening를 격파해서 모두에 충격을 주었다 따르기.
1 손실 측 밴 둘 다 가까운 Moore Boening와 오웬에 다른 경쟁자에 최고 8 황폐에 빠른 뛰기를, 만들고 Luat는 각각 최고 8을 만드는 도표의 그들의 내무반의 명령을 가지고 갔다. 우승자부터' 측은 이미 걸렸다, Luat가 Moore를 내쫓는 동안 1 손실, 및 오웬은 삭제된 밴 Boening 놓이고 그러나 Oscar 어깨 Dominguez에 다른 한편으로는 처음부터 끝까지 갈아 두었다. 빠른 점프 나중에 및 오웬은 준준결승에 있는 Dominguez 그 후에 준결승전에 있는 삭제한 제목에 탄을 얻기 위하여 Morra를 때려눕혔다.
고르는 원이 마지막 9 공 선수에게 틈을 주는 동안, 8 공의 제 3 의 그리고 마지막 부분은 140명의 선수 이상과 시작되었다. 이 마지막 부분은 스포트라이트 9 공 마지막을 위한 저녁에 끊고 그 후에 주말 내내 사건의 삼중주를 끝내기 위하여 다시 시작한다. 이른 활동에는 오웬, 밴 Boening, Luat, 우승자에 선수의 최고 계급에 있는 Moore가' 측 아직도 있다.
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Taylor Takes the Top Spot

Posted by admin as Billiard Tour News - J Pechauer Southeast Tour

Taylor Takes the Top Spot
Pechauer All-American Tour / Aurora, IL

by InsidePOOL Staff
Dan Taylor went undefeated to take top honors at the February 23 stop of the Pechauer All-American Tour. Hosted by Rudy’s Place in Aurora, IL, this $500-added event drew 35 players in a double-elimination 8-ball format on 7-foot bar boxes.
Hailing from Hickory Hills, IL, Taylor slid by Bob Romano 5-4 in the hot seat match. Earlier, in the A-bracket semifinals, Taylor knocked off Shannon Schroeder 5-4, while Romano eclipsed Pat McMullen 5-3. In the B-side final eight, Adam Maloney and Tommy Hernandez eliminated at seventh place Jamie Dolan 4-2 and Tony Gong 4-3, respectively. The progress of Maloney and Hernandez continued in the next round, as each ousted Pat McMullen 4-1 and Schroeder 4-3, respectively, into fifth place. The quarterfinals saw Maloney continue forward, as he knocked out Hernandez on the hill 4-3 at fourth place. But Romano ended Maloney’s run in the B-side finals by a 4-3 margin. The tournament finals featured the undefeated Taylor versus Romano, and Taylor again defeated Romano 5-4 in the first set for the title.

Results:
1st Dan Taylor
2nd Bob Romano
3rd Adam Maloney
4th Tommy Hernandez
5th Pat McMullen
Shannon Schroeder
7th Tony Gong
Jamie Dolan

Fuller and Bulfin are the Big Dawgs

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Fuller and Bulfin are the Big Dawgs
Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour / Athens, GA

by InsidePOOL Staff

Lucky Dawg Billiards in Athens, GA, hosted the Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour the weekend of Februry 23-24, and the joint was jumping with a total of 86 participants, with players from eight different states. Michael Fuller took off the open division, while Matt Bulfin triumphed in the amateur event.
The events hosted 43 players in the Open Event which included 7 free entries and 7 league discounts and an additional 43 players in the Amateur Event on Sunday which included 7 free entries and 6 league discounts. The Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour paid out an astonishing $5790 in prize money this past weekend. The Viking Cue 9-Ball Tour continues to strive to provide an excellent tournament environment by scheduling events in some of the best player oriented pool rooms in the region and continuing to offer players the highest payouts possible.

The open event had 43 players vying for the top spot. Fuller, who has racked up wins on most Southeast tours with his astonishing ability over the past year, fought his way to the finals by getting a bye in the first round and then dominating the top half of the bracket. He dealt a donut to David Lemon before defeating Omar Abbsi 9-5, Walker Breadon 9-3, Bruce Berrong 9-1, and Travis Summers 9-6 for the hot seat. After Summers’ loss, he faced off against Paul Song in the semifinals and bested him 9-7 in the battle for the tip back across the board to face Fuller again. Summers won the first match 9-4, but in the second, Fuller came back to win a hill-hill thriller 9-8.
Open Results:
1st Mike Fuller
2nd Travis Summers
3rd Paul Song
4th Tim Orange
5th Bruce Berrong
David Shadden
7th Brian White
Roger Lewis

The amateur division, won by Bulfin, garnered another 43 fine players. Bulfin took charge of the chart, beginning with Paul Derringer 5-4, Mike Henry 5-2, Chad Royal 5-2, Todd Drake 5-2, Bryant Walker 5-3, and Jim Davis 5-3 in the hot seat match. Davis was awarded a win in the semifinals via a forfeit by Todd Drake and then returned to the finals to face Bulfin, where he was defeated 5-2.
Amateur Results:
1st Matt Bulfin
2nd Jim Davis
3rd Todd Drake
4th Billy Tyler
5th BR Tatum
Bryant Walker
7th Gary Neal
Chad Royal

NACPBA Cancels Multi-Million Dollar Billiards Tour

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NACPBA Cancels Multi-Million Dollar Billiards Tour
Press Release:
We at the NACPBA are saddened and deeply disappointed to announce the cancelling of the multi-million-dollar tour we were planning. The decision in fact was not made BY us rather FOR us. The financial backers feel that the environment of professional pool/billiards in the United States of America is not conducive to the sizable investment they were talking about. Using the pool community as a test bed and marketing arena for their product would cost too much money to “fix” the environment. They have found other “venues and commodities” for this.
Through our research, conversations, investigations and negotiations we have learned a great deal about the inner workings of the sport and industry. There is a great deal of work that needs to be done to make the professional pool/billiard community a viable entity to work with corporations and investors alike.
It is time for some hard decisions to be made. Those decisions lay first and foremost with the players and their organizations. The players need to decide whether the organizations that represent them are the ones they want and whether they are ran the way they want them. If they are not then either change them or replace them. If they are then you need to rally around them and become an asset not a liability. You can not leave this decision up to others to make. These organizations should be yours and should serve your needs first and foremost. These organizations should listen to the players and work hard to meet their needs fully. There should be a committee deciding things not one person.
The leading organizations in this country need to really listen to the players and help them get what they want and need. If you feel you can’t lead the sport completely with total confidence then be open to handing that responsibility to people who can and will do it with integrity, honesty and morality. There needs to be a group to mold the sport into what is needed to make it an attractive commodity. The future is up to you.
For any further information please use this contact information;
Terry Hamill
Terry.h[at]nacpba.com
Kevin Lewis
Kevin.l[at]nacpba.com

Dr Cue Gives Surprise Exhibition to Dallas High School Students

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Dr Cue Gives Surprise Exhibition to Dallas High School Students
Tom “Dr. Cue” Rossman and his wife, Marty, provided Dallas high school students with a visit that they will always remember when they stopped in at AMF Richardson Lanes in Richardson, TX, February 26. Several high schools were scheduled for a billiard competition, and everyone was surprised to see the world-famous trick shot champion arrive to see the high school billiard program and give a quick exhibition.
Their appearance was short notice: the Dallas-area high school billiard program director, Earl Munson, got a surprise telephone call from Marty Rossman, asking if he would like for them to visit. Having watched Dr. Cue in action at the Junior Nationals and the BCA Expo, the response was an immediate Yes, the students will love it.
Some of the students, having competed at the Junior Nationals, immediately recognized Rossman and were thrilled to see him again. As the buzz spread around the room of who he was, the excitement and anticipation grew as everyone watched in amazement. One particular shot that “Dr. Cue” made repeatedly was his famous wing shot where he would roll an object ball down table and effortlessly shoot the cue ball and pocket the object ball when it was still in motion. He made bank shots and kick shots from ANYWHERE on the table with ease. One student noticed and picked up an over-sized cue stick and held it in bewilderment of what this cue was for. Another cue stick he had which looked liked a giant pencil would later be demonstrated for his world-famous draw shot.
Even veteran BCA instructors and players Bill Suden, Mike Bearskin-Winger, Nolan Shaw, Carl Oswald, and Earl Munson laughed and shook their heads in amazement as they witnessed Rossman perform his craft of artistic pool. Rossman is the modern-day founder of artistic pool, in which several Dallas area high school players have been very successful in competition at the Junior Nationals Artistic Pool Championship hosted and organized by Tom and Marty.
Trey McMullen from the Rockwall H.S. Yellowjackets had taken second place in the artistic pool event in 2006 at the University of Arizona with Trey’s brother Trent McMullen taking third place the following year at the Minnesota State University in the same event. Wylie H.S. Pirate Vince Villarreal had taken second-place honors also in last year’s event in Minnesota. Players who will be selected to compete this year at the 2008 BEF Junior Nationals will once again try to be the best in artistic pool.
The students, teachers, and parents were impressed by Rossman’s visit, but also equally impressed were Dr. Cue and his wife after witnessing the high school billiard program firsthand and remarking that this could be a program that could spread around the United States.
Tom Rossman understands the need to promote billiards to the youth in this country and has many years of experience working with youth, having served on the Billiard Education Foundation board and promoted and run the annual Artistic Pool Championships held jointly with the BEF Junior Nationals. Everyone in attendance was awed and thankful for the visit, and talks were of hopefully them visiting again in the future and giving an exhibition at several of the Dallas-area high schools.
For more information on high school billiards, please contact the Billiard Education Foundation at Billiardeducation.org.