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A Statistical Analysis of 9-Ball Pocket Billiards
• > A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS (201)838-7089 Jul. 1-Aug. 5, 1985 Vol.1, .No. 5 IE Wade Crane Steals Show 2 6 at Busch Open '4 8 8 8 8 2 4 M 0 L I N E - After a second round loss, Wade Crane strung eleven wins to swipe the $7,000 booty and the Busch World Open title. Miller Time Billiards hosted the race to 11 double elimination event while boasting a full field. In his quest for the title, Crane posted victories over Moehler (10), Mathews (7), Kitto (9), Bell (5), Hunter (4), West (5), Luat (9), Hall (8), McCoy (8), Dobesenski (4), and Hubbart twice (6) and (8). (r. ^ BUSCH WORLD OPEN MOLINE, ILLINOIS July 16-20,1985 \ FINAL STANDINGS Men: # NAME AVG. PRIZE # NAME AVG. 2. Wade Crane ( .890) $7,000 Paul Baker i'.731) 2. Larry Hubbart ( .854) 4,000 Tor Lowry |'.725) J. Ron Dobesenski ( .842) 2, 700 33rd-A8th 4. Don McCoy ( .870) 2,000 Jeff Carter |' .858) 5th-6th Dave Bollman |' .843) Buddy Hall ( .873) 1,400 Kim Davenport I' .809) Mike Gulyassy ( .820) 1,400 Rich Geiler I' .802) 7th-8th Grady Mathews ( ' .800) Efren Reyes ( .875) 1,100 Mike Sica I .791) Rudolfo Luat ( .836) 1,100 Ken Cross 1' .788) 9th-12th Mike Massey |' . 787) Jim Mataya ( .872) 800 Rudy Pasqual I' .786) Dallas West ( .868) 800 Mark Jarvis | .773) Chris MacDonald ( .833) 800 Larry Schwartz I .771) Jim Wetch ( .816) 800 Scott Goodwin |' .761) 13th-16th Sob McDonald 1' .760) Earl Strickland ( .855) 500 Jim Martin |' .757) David Howard ( .849) 500 Mike LaPorte I'.647) Bob Hunter ( .836) 500 Joe Magic |' .532) Randy Lamar ( .812) 500 49th-63rd 17th-24th -
Mike Sigel Once Again Won the Sands Regent Open Title and Its $10,000 Grand Prize
A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS (201)838-7089 Vol. 2, No. 6 Photo by BILLIE BILLING RENO- "Captain Hook" Mike Sigel once again won the Sands Regent Open title and its $10,000 grand prize. In races to nine, Sigel outplayed David Rhodes (3), Ron Rosas (8), Jose Parica (7), Earl Strickland (4), Nick Varner (2), lost to David Howard 1-9, then defeated Allen Hopkins (7), and David Howard twice (7) and (6). ? ^ SANDS RECENT RENO, NEVADA December I-J, 1986 FINAL STANDINGS # NAME AVG. PRIZE # NAME AVG. 1st Mike Sigel (.902) $10,000 Dick Megiveron \ f.805) 2nd David Howard (.864) 6,000 Jay Swanson i1.796) 3rd Allen Hopkins (.888) 4,000 David Nottingham \f .795) 4th Ron Rosas (.861) 3,200 David Rhodes i[.788) 5th-6th Al Winchenbaugh l1.779) Nick Varner (.911) 2,200 Tom Karabotsos II.753) Jeff Carter (.853) 2,200 John Bryant 11.737) , 7th-8th Arturo Rivera 1'.733) Earl Strickland (.883) 1,750 Ted Ito 1'.698) Mike LeBron (.846) 1,750 Scott Chandler I' .642) 9th-12th 49th-64th Danny Medina (.893) 1,200 Mark Wilson |' .820) Kim Davenport (.883) 1,200 Louie Roberts 1' .798) Jose Parica (.876) 1,200 Tim Padgett 1' .779) Dave Bollman (.821) 1,200 Bill Incardona 1'.763) 13th-16th Darrell Nordquisti '.759) Greg Fix (.872) 800 Brian Hashimoto 1'.754) Warren Costanzo (.845) 800 Dan Kuykendall 1'.747) Mike Zuglan (.827) 800 Larry Nelson |' .741) 9^r Jr. Harris (.826) 800 JM Flowers 1' .740) 17th-24th Gary Hutchings 1 .730) Jimmy Reid (.866) 500 Rick White I .729) Howard Vickery (.847) 500 Jimmy Rogers 1 .715) Ernesto Dominguez(.818) 500 Harry -
9~Ball Tournaments 53) E
A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS (201)838-7089 Aug. 6-Sep-12, 1985 Vol. 1, No. 6 Cops Coors en ROCKY MOUNT- Filipino Efren Reyes emerged victorious at The 2nd Annual Coors Tar Heel Open posting a 10-1 record and an .886 TPA. After suffering an early round loss to Mike Cone, 8-11, Reyes won the next nine sessions for the $4,650 first prize. In races to eleven Reyes displayed his prowess by defeating Hopkins (8), Crane (5), Pergerson (2), Root (3), Williams (5), Davenport (4), Mathews (5), Sigel (9), and Strickland twice (9) and (9). fr. -? COORS TAR HEEL OPEN ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA August 20-24, 1985 FINAL STANDINGS NAME AVG. PRIZE NAME AVG. 1st Efren Reyes (.888) $4,650 17th-24th 2nd Earl Strickland (.885) 2,325 Wade Crane (.859) 3rd Mike Sigel (.888) 1,400 David Howard (.846) 4th Grady Mathews (.866) 885 Howard Vickery (.817) 5th-6th Jimmy Reid (.807) Allen Hopkins (.887) 560 Charlie Brinson (.806) Kim Davenport (.836) 560 Pat Fleming (.801) 7th-8th Tommy Cooke (.789) Dave Bollman (.863) 5X0 Pedro Conklin (.651) Bob Williams (.862) 510 25th-28th 9th-12th Scott Kitto (.868) Buddy Hall (.856) 395 Jack Stenner t.775) Mike Cone (.856) 395 Roy Trivett (.763) Tony Davis (.816) 395 Brian Ezzell (.739) Joe Root (.771) 395 13th-16th Denny Searcy (.870) 255 Bob Johnson ( .804) 255 Johnny Dew ( .789) 255 Clay Pergerson ( .744) 255 Efren Scales Rocky Mount Efren Reyes, the twenty-eight year old Philippine 9-Ball Open with Coors Beer as a major sponsor. -
Jose Parica Breaks the Ice at Childress
A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS (201)838-7089 Vol. 2, No. 1 Jose Parica Breaks the Ice at Childress LEXINGTON- After several high finishes in 1985, Jose Parica finally won his first major 9-ball tournament, The 5th Annual Clyde Childress Open. In races to eleven, Parica defeated Davenport (5), Bell (10), Strickland (10), Hopkins (8), Varner (8), suffered a loss to Varner 7-11, and then outpointed Varner (10) for the title and the $5,840 first prize. A bank pool division was featured once again as Gary Spaeth won the $2,600 jackpot. CLYDE CHILDRESS OPEN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY March 10-15,1986 FINAL STANDINGS 9-Ball: • NAME AVG. PRIZE NAME AVG. 1st Jose Parica (.848) $5 ,840.00 25th-32nd 2nd Nick Varner (.883) 3 ,796.00 Jr. Harris 842) 3rd Efren Reyes (.872) 2 ,920.00 Mike LeBron ( 829) 4th David Howard (.861) 2 ,044.00 Grady Mathews ( 813) 5th-6th Jim Marino ( 812) Earl Strickland (.886) 1 ,460.00 Warren Costanzo ( 804) Larry Hubbart Allen Hopkins (.858) 1 ,460.00 ( 776) Bob Opsahl 7th-8th ( 766) Gary Gentry Chris MacDonald (.856) 1 ,109.60 ( 696) Jay Swanson (.847) 1 ,109.60 33rd-48th 9th-12th Gary Spaeth ( 854) Dave Bollman (.837) 846.80 Kim Davenport ( 822) Danny DiLiberto (.831) 846.80 Paul Brienza ( 815) Toby Sweet (.825) 846.80 Wade Crane ( 810) Bob Williams (.812) 846.80 Rich Geiler ( 774) 13th-16th Don Polo ( 772) Bob Johnson (.841) 642.40 Harry Sexton ( 771) Tom Brown (.838) 642.40 Mike Cone ( 766) Danny Medina (.819) 642.40 Ronnie Allen ( 764) Howard Vickery (.802) 642.40 Dave Matlock ( 703) 17th-24th Fred Bentivegna -
IPT Season Preview IT ALL STARTS HERE the IPT’S First Season Is Finally Upon Us
INTERNATIONAL POOLPOOL TOURTOUR 20062 0 0 6 SEASONS E A S O N PREVIEWP R E V I E W It’s the BIGGEST THING in the history of pro pool — five events (and one big qualifier) with $8.54 million in prize money. It’s enough to make you giddy — just ask the 150 TOUR MEMBERS. It’s also slightly over- whelming, so we’ll spell it all out for you: the frontrunners and dark horses, the tight pockets and slow cloth, the impact and significance, and how moneyman KEVIN TRUDEAU believes it will all make dollars and sense. SCHEDULE: North American 8-Ball Open King of the Hill Invitational Championship 8-Ball Shootout July 22-30 December 12-17 The Venetian in Las Vegas, Nev. The Wynn in Las Vegas, Nev. Purse: $2 million Purse: $1 million • First prize: $350,000 • First prize: $200,000 World 8-Ball Open 2007 Tour Qualifier Championship December 12-17 September 2-10 The Wynn in Las Vegas, Nev. Reno Hilton in Reno, Nev. • Prizes: 50 IPT Tour Cards Purse: $3 million ($100,000 value each) • First prize: $500,000 Players 8-Ball Championship October 22-29 The Excel London in London, England Purse: $1.27 million • First prize: $200,000 Inside PG. 38: WHAT IT ALL MEANS Masters 8-Ball Championship PG. 39: 150 PLAYERS; 23 NATIONS November 26-December 3 PG. 40: BD’S PREDICTIONS Rosemont Convention Center PG. 41: EXPERT PICKS AND PANS in Chicago, Ill. PG. 42: HOW TO PLAY THE IPT WAY Purse: $1.27 million • First prize: $200,000 PG. -
SAP Crystal Reports
Growth Partner Award associates who have sponsored 12 or more recruits in their downline Agent Awards top performing agents closing at least 15 units or $60,000 in GCI Career Launch Award agents new to Real Estate and completed their first 12 months with highest GCI 100% Plus Club associates whose profit is more than the total of their market center cap plus royalties MCA Awards top performing market center administrators "Black Belt" Team Leader Recruiting Award market centers who have grown by 60 net agents Top Market Centers in Production by Phase market centers who have closed at least 700 units or $4 million in GCI Top Profit Sharing Market Centers market centers who have profit shared at least $75,000 BOLD 10 Plus Participants 2015 BOLD 5 Plus Participants 2015 Top Transmitting Regions regions first to have all market centers transmitted GROWTH PARTNER Joseph Ray Diosana Aaron and Jessica Cote Admal Marshall AWARD Josh Hirsch Aaron Bieler Adrean Hayashi Algernon Herron Justin Flanagan Aaron Chiaravelotti Adrian Smith Alvin Cain Kalista Bradshaw Aaron Eisenberg Adriana Azuero Andrea Haitz Kimberly Gartland Aaron Gelb Adriana Habchi Andrew Smith Kyle Webster Aaron Hawkins Adriana Nagel Ann Buchanan Lance Marker Aaron Lowe Adriana Simon Anthony Rollins Larose Lewellen Aaron Marshall Adriana West Barbara Huntley Lauren Biron Aaron O . Moore Adriane Alston Bill Linkwald Lauren Moore Aaron Rice Adrianna Berlin Bob Lucido Leigh Broughman Aaron Ross Adrianne Almond Brad Spink Malik J. Tuma Aaron Shrier Adrianne Lacroix Brandy Coffey-Ruiz -
@) the History of Dawson County F Chapter One
@) The History of Dawson County f Chapter One As white men colonized the northern areas of the North American continent they moved inland and pushed the Cherokee further south and west onto land that belonged to the Creek. At that time much of North Georgia was Creek land. The Creek and Cherokee fought a battle and the Creek lost and retreated to a line roughly south of the Etowah River. It is not known when the Cherokee Indians began occupying the upper Etowah River valley, but we do know the name of one family that lived in and around Russell Creek, that was known earlier as Child Toters Creek. In several 1 deeds dated before 1869 the name Map showing Cherokee and Creek Territories Childtoter is used, and it is clearly the same as Russell Creek. There are two records showing that Childtoter (Child Toater) who was a Cherokee lived in Big Savannah2 at the Tensewattee community. Child Toater is documented in the census of Cherokee Indians East of the Mississippi River in 1835, with eleven people. All eleven are listed as full-blood Cherokee. According to the 1835 Cherokee Census records of the portion of Lumpkin County, Georgia, that later became Dawson County, there were 54 Indian families, 6 intermarried families and 43 slaves. Names like these were full-blood Cherokees: Young Turkey, Snip, Black Bird, Sconti, Paunch Lifter, Beaver Toter and many more. There were half-blood Cherokees like John Proctor, Sr., John Proctor, Jr., Jesse Cochran, Moses Downing and others. These were white men who intermarried with Indian women giving the men Cherokee citizenship: Lewis Ralston, David Ledbetter, Silas Palmer and others. -
A Statistical Analysis of 9-Ball Pocket Billiards
A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS (201)838-7089 Vol. 2, No. 5 David Howard oven en Field NORFOLK- David Howard emerged from the formidable forty-eight player U.S. Open field $7,000 richer. In races to eleven, he outpointed Opsahl (8), Lassiter (8), Roberts (7), Mathews (7), Hall (7), and Hopkins twice (3) and (9). In similar fashion, Jean Balukas won the distaff division and banked $1,700 in the process. rr ••^ THE 11th ANNUAL U.S. OPEN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA November 3-8,1986 FINAL STANDINGS Men NAME AVG. PRIZE NAME AVG. 1st David Howard (.820) $7 ,000.00 25th-32nd 2nd Allen Hopkins (.871) 3 ,500.00 Jim Rempe (.806) 3rd Nick Varner ( .849) 2 ,300.00 Mike Gulyassy (.777) 4th Mike Sigel ( .884) 1 ,600.00 Toby Sweet (.763) 5th-6th Terry Bell (.753) Buddy Hall (.830) 1 ,200.00 Al Bonife ( .741) Steve Shaw (.776) 1 ,200.00 Paul Hartley (.731) 7th-8th Bob Hunter (.727) Grady Mathews ( .815) 800.00 Bill Stephen (.692) Lenny Loder ( .784) 800.00 33rd-48th 9th-12th Luther Lassiter (.820) Steve Mizerak ( .816) 600.00 Jimmy Reid (.805) Sammy Jones (.799) 600.00 Kim Davenport (.803) Howard Vickery (.783) 600.00 Louie Lemke (.803) Danny DiLiberto (.776) 600.00 Charlie Jarboe ( .787) 13th-16th Brian Hashimoto (.772) Dave Bollman (.820) 400.00 Dave Palmer ( .744) Danny Medina ( .791) 400.00 Tony Mougey (.738) Dave White (.758) 400.00 Ron Casanzio ( .714) Steve Geller (.752) 400.00 Bob Opsahl ( .712) 17th-24th Ed Sheahan ( .710) Earl Strickland (.843) Guido Orlandi (.709) Bob Williams (.825) Wade Crane (.701) Louie Roberts (.825) John Barnshaw (.695) Jay Swanson (.807) Roy Trivett (.683) Mike LeBron (.806) Joe Root (.650) Harvey Mason (.784) Chris MacDonald ( .784) Don Polo (.765) Women: NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE 1st Jean Balukas $1,700 5th-6th 9th-12th 2nd Mary Kenniston 1,100 Peg Ledman 250 Kelly Simpson 3rd Ewa Mataya 750 Laura Smith 250 Toni Macante 4 th Bonnie Hoffman 500 7th-8th Anne Mayes JoAnn Mason Belinda Beardon » Loree Jon Jones 13th Vicki Paski ACCU-FACT In 1986, 604 different men have played in the twelve major men's tournaments. -
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ALL A-S DVDs: Diamond Derby City Classic XXII $9.95 + Ship FREE Bank Pool, 1-Pocket, 9-Ball & 10-Ball BILLIARD PRODUCTS INC. CELEBRATES Pagulayan, with an inspired Deuel’s deft destruction of his All-Around title is secure, just! 9B7 .909 TPA, overpowered Thorpe. 10B2 Immonen deserved the win. 9B1 Lee Vann Corteza, with yet Aranas barely outplayed by Al Shaheen doesn’t shake another stratospheric .978 TPA, didn’t Corteza’s biting BIG Foot .879. 10B3 even when Sky falls in on him. 9B2 fear Filler who fell asunder under the Filler ripped a raucous .929 to Down 3-7, Barretta’s perfect legendary Filpino’s spell. 9B8 topple Poland’s #1 Konrad J. 10B4 fundamentals didn’t bail on her. The Banking power of these Morro avenged his 2018 Neither did her heart. 9B3 men as they bounce balls off the rails 9-Ball finals with Melling. 10B5 Konrad’s aggressive .936 dis- is truly hypnotic. Dennis’ gutsy retalia- Shaw; .939, spectacular. Sky; played the Euro champ’s chops. 9B4 tion to Billy’s intimidating 4-packs .870, respectable. 10B6 Filler’s .984 blizkrieg truly proved invincible. B01 Deuel’s steady rock rolled crippled Van Boening. 9B5 Evan Lunda’s, normally, brutal over a too cautious Orcullo. 10B8 As did Aranas’ .952 annihila- banking ability tumbled a tad in his Alex, cold as ice, left Shane tion of a battered Bergman! 9B6 TV debut. Don’t expect any mercy shivering over his last rack. 10B9 Filler, still firing in the 900s, from Dennis as the intimidating Accu- Corteza Grabs his First DCC title! Corteza, always competitive, destroyed Dennis but, not to worry, Stats’ lights play their part, too! B02 Billy Bullies all for his 2nd One-Pocket Title Orcollo Scores 3rd All-Around Champion Title! didn’t cower to Filler-power.