A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS (201)838-7089 Vol. 2, No. 3 Reyes Hits Jackpot at Sands Regent

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R E N 0 - An 8-0 record at the Sands Regent Open earned his first major title of 1986 and the $10,000 grand prize. At the same time, he posted a record breaking TPA tournament average of .923. In races to nine, he breezed through the eighty player double elimination field with wins over Harris (2), Kelly (7), Munson (7), Brown (3), Varner (6), and Strickland three times (7), (6), and (5). (r ^ SANDS REGENT OPEN RENO, NEVADA June 4-8,1986 FINAL STANDINGS NAME AVG. PRIZE NAME AVG. 1st Efren Reyes .923) $10 ,000 Wilson King I .786) 2nd .882) 6 ,000 Dick Megiveron | .777) 3rd Bill Incardona .870) 4 ,000 Lenny Loder I' .777) 4th Ray Martin .858) 3 ,000 Pat Schumacher j .773) 5th-6th Chris MacDonald j .773) Allen Hopkins .896) 2 ,200 Jimmy Rogers I .757) .880) 2 ,200 Jerry Chappel i .743) 7th-8th Richard White I .729) .874) 1 ,700 Harry Platis ( .707) Tom Brown .827) 1,,700 Bill Loucks ( .689) 9th-12th 49th-64rd .907) 1 ,200 ( .846) Dan Louie .866) 1 ,200 Paul Brienza i .842) David Rhodes .856) 1 ,200 Terry Osborne i .836) Mike LeBron .846) 1 ,200 Carson Wiley i .816) 13th-16th Scott Smith I .809) Ron Rosas .838) 800 David Nottingham 1 .793) Keith McCready .838) 800 Warren Costanzo j .778) Mike Gulyassy .810) 800 Mike Danner | .771) Don Steele .784) 800 Larry Nelson j' .765) 17th-24th Ted Ito j .754) Jr. Harris .841) 500 Ernest Dominguez I .754) David Howard .837) 500 | .731) Willie Munson .837) 500 Robert Gray |'.718) Dan D'Imperio .824) 500 Rusty Hills |' .694) Roy Futternick .820) 500 Sob Opsahl |' .690) Louie Lemke .816) 500 Pete Quande I' .667) Terry Bell .804) 500 65th-80th Jim Mataya .803) 500 Danny Jones |' .819) 25th-32nd Toni Annigoni |' .810) .853) 150 Tom Karabotsos I'.806) Howard Vickery .845) 150 Billy Surge l'.787) Steve Shaw .816) 150 Lou Sutera I\ .769) Danny Medina .815) 150 Craig Hauser 1.762) Rich Geiler .806) 150 Darrel Nordquist \ \ .753) Gary Nolan .801) 150 Gary Hutchings if .746) Gary Golder .799) 150 Mike Dooley |1.746) Bill Igel .772) 150 Sob Hunter \ f.733) 33rd-48th iI.726) Ed Kelly 865) Tom Cyr i1.724) Jay Swanson 840) Ray Badami 1.633) Pete Lhotka 823) Bruce Broomel f.625) Henry Granas 822) Guido Orlandi {.614) Dave Bollman 814) Charles Cosgriff {.521) Audie Perez 798) ACCU-FACT Reyes has now extended his winning streak at the Sands Regent to 20 sessions! JA K. — 2 = Efren Again Efren Reyes continues to play the leading role at the Sands Regent Open and charges $10,000 for his services. The $20,000 added event which attracted eighty professional playera was hosted by the Sands Regent Hotel & Casino and directed by Doug Klisch. Eight Gold Crown Ill's were provided and maintained by Reno's Keystone Cue & Cushion. After the first two rounds of play, it seemed quite apparent that Reyes and Strickland were in a class by themselve8, both averaging around a .960 TPA. Strickland eventually fell victim to Reyes in the two-out-of-three set finals. Reyes1 near flawless play extended his winning streak at the Sanda to twenty sessions in a row. He missed a total of fifteen balls for the entire tournament. Some players missed that many in a single session. Vendors were on hand throughout the week to satisfy the demands of the players and spectators. Rich Benson and Don Doughty displayed cues, Michael Bergman featured cue cases, David Stalmac hawked his custom clothing, Mickey Peel touted his billiard services, end Tom, Paul Quinn and "Grandpa" displayed their assortment of billiard cues and accessories.

Gene Stary produced the pro event in conjunction with (continued on page 13) Notable Matches Earl Strickland (.961) opened up the tournament with an awesome display of talent defeating Mike Massey (.556) 9-1. Strickland made a ball on the break on each of his eight breaks and ran out from the break six times,

Grady Mathews (.813) seemed to have a considerable advantage leading Dave Bollnan (.824) 6-0. After the score reached 6-2, the tide turned with Mathews having little more to do than kick, play safe, and attempt a few kisses and banks. Bollman played well to close out the set and won 9-7.

Efren Reyes (.977) missed a bank and scratched in the pocket, that's all. Jr. Harris (.667) never had a chance. Reyes won 9-2.

Because of a slow start, Ron Rosas (.871) soon trsiled Carson Wiley (.771) 1-6. But from that point on Rosas won the next eight recks, shot a .969, and won the set 9-6.

Howard Vickery (.868) pocketed ninety-nine balls while Lenny Loder (.745) pocketed only thirty-eight. Vickery won 9-8.

In a hill-hill match, Rich Geiler (.875) made the nine ball on the break against Ed Kelly (.818) and won 9-8. (continued on page 15) fr '^ Reno SCORES & AVERAGES Sands Regent # Name Score Avg. # Name Score AVQ. Name Score Avg. Name Score AVQ, OPENING ROUND 23) J. Parica 9 (.912; 46) D. Medina 9 (.928; 74) H. Granas 9 ( .893) 4 (.809) G. Mathews 7 ( 833) 1) G. Nolan 9 (.779) A. Hopkins D. Rhodes 2 (.714) G. Colder 8 (.770) 24) D. Megiveron 9 (.814) 47) M. Sigel 9 (.935J 75) T. Bell 9 ( 838) S. Smith 7 (.793) 857) 2) T. Annigoni 9 (.889) L. Nelson 2 (.711) T. Osborne 8 ( M. Dooley 5 (.750) 25) L. Lemke 9 (.833) 48) B. Loucks 9 (.714) 76) A. Hopkins 9 ( 857) T. Bell 5 (.655) C. Cosgriff 4 (.521) S. Smith 6 ( 824) J} A. Hopkins 9 (.893) M. Gulyassy 4 (.745) 26) J. Rogers 9 (.782) LOSERS (64th-80th) 77) fl. Geiler 9 ( 860) T. Osborne 6 (.781) 3 ( 4) L. Lemke 9 (.867) 49) W. King 9 (.805) M. Danner 563) P. Lhotka 4 (.804) 27) fl. Martin 9 (.886) M. Dooley 5 (.742) 78) B. Hall 9 ( 888) H. Granas 5 (.695) M. Massey 4 ( 767) 5) fl. Martin 9 (.767) 50) M. Gulyassy 9 (.775) fl. Broomel 7 (.600) 28) D. Bollman 9 (.824) fl. Badami 6 (.644) 79) D. Steele 9 ( 805) G. Mathews 7 (.813) E. Dominguez 6 ( 782) 6} S. Shaw 9 (.880) 51) P. Lhotka 9 (.867) L. Butera 4 (.783) 29) S. Shaw 9 (.870) G. Orlandi 2 (.636) WINNERS BRACKET P. Quande 6 (.761) 7)0. Howard 9 (.897) 52) J. Swanson 9 (.829) 80) M. LeBron 9 ( .864) T. Cyr 3 (.694) 30) B. Incardona 9 (.893) B. Broomel 2 (.667) G. Nolan 7 ( .818) K. Davenport 3 (.784) 8) B. Igel 9 (.800) 53) J. Harris 9 (.918; 81) E. Strickland 9 ( .962; C. Hauser 7 (.833) 31) D. Howard 9 (.916; L. Butera 3 (.750) 0. Louie 2 ( .800) L. Loder 4 (.825) 9) E. Kelly 9 (.920; 54) W. Costanzo 9 (.836) 82) J. Mataya 9 (.826) A. Perez 3 (.813) 32) P. Schumacher 9 (.730) T. Cyr 4 (.745) fl. White J ( .640) fl. Hills 3 (.613) 10) T. Brown 9 f.904j 55) R. Hills 9 (.710) 83) J. Parica 9 ( .941; T. Karabotsos 3 (.680) 33) J. Chappel 9 (.704) C. Hauser 8 (.713) 0. Megiveron 2 ( .720) B. Igel 6 (.704) 11) fl. Futternick 9 (.885) 56) A. Perez 9 (.794) 84; L. Lemke 9 ( .835) D. Jones 8 (.859) 34) W. Munson 9 (.901i K. Davenport 3 (.681) J. Rogers 4 ( .726) W. Costanzo 3 (.655) 12) H. Vickery 9 (.916; 57) G. Mathews 9 (.896) 85) fl. Martin 9 ( .871) 8. Hunter 3 (.727) 35) E. Kelly 9 (.859) T. Karabotsos 6 (.846) D. Bollman 4 ( .750) B. Opsahl 5 (.673) 13) C. Wiley 9 (.894) 58) J. Osborne 9 (.860) 86) B. Incardona 9 ( .863) fl. Geiler 4 (.651) 36) E. Reyes 9 (.977; D. Jones 7 (.776) S. Shaw 5 ( .733) J. Harris 2 (.667) 14) K. McCready 9 (.899) 59) 5. Smith 9 (.813) 87) D. Howard 9 ( .732) M. Danner 8 (.791) 37) T. Brown 9 (.847) B. Hunter 6 (.739) P. Schumacher 6 ( .800) fl. Gray 7 (.790) 15) P. Brienza 9 (.906) 60) fl.Geile r 9 (.806) 88) W. Munson 9 ( .802) 8. Hall 5 (.824) 38) C. MacDonald 9 (.885) G. Hutchings 7 (.742) J. Chappel 7 ( .750) J. Swanson 2 (.700) 16) M. Sigel 9 (.892) 61) M. Danner 9 (.828) 89) E. Reyes 9 ( .957; D. Nordquist 4 (.730) 39) fl. Futternick 9 (.807) T. Annigoni 8 (.795) E. Kelly 7 ( .864) T. Ito 6 (.743) WINNERS BRACKET 62) B. Hall 9 (.923; 90) T. Brown 9 ( .788) 40) H. Platis 9 (.756) fl. Surge C. MacDonald 5 ( .718) 17) G. Nolan 9 (.872) 2 (.806) G. Orlandi 5 (.600) £. Dominguez 4 (.712) 63) 0. Steele 9 (.870) 91) fl. Futternick 9 ( .847) .778) 18) M. LeBron 9 (.775) 41) H. Vickery 9 (.789) D. Nordquist 4 (.773) H. Platis 4 ( D. Nottingham 8 (.813) 0. Steele 6 (.779) LOSERS (49th-64th) 92) N. Varner 9 ( .866) 42) N. Varner 9 (.904) H. Vickery 6 ( .906; 19; E. Strickland 9 (.961; 64) G. Golder 9 (.849) R. Badami 3 (.615) M. Massey 1 (.556) L. Nelson 5 (.797) 93) fl. Rosas 9 ( .794; 43) fl. flosas 9 (.871) K. McCready 6 ( .79j; 20) D. Louie 9 (.859) 65) D. Rhodes 9 (.824) C. Wiley 6 (.771) B. Surge 7 (.778) P. Brienza 8 (.818) 94) D. D'Imperio 9 ( .893)

J- J ah » • D. Medina 1 ( .480) 44; K. McCready 9 (.822) 66) W. King 9 (.794) 21) fl. White 9 (.761) W. King 7 (.753) • _ ^~ » C. Wiley 6 (.754) 95) M. Sigel 9 ( .959) T. Annigoni^r 6 (.739) — * ^_ —. *_ i fl. Loucks 2 ( .622} 45) D. D'Imperio 9 (.735) 67) M. Gulyassy 9 (.798) 22) J. Mataya 9 (.79j; P. Brienza 8 (.816) G. Hutchings 7 (.750) D. Nottingham 8 (.771) LOSERS (33rd-48th) 68) P. Lhotka 9 (.887) 96) G. Golder 9 ( .827) T. Ito 3 (.773) J. Rogers 5 ( .756) "Everything forth e Player" 69) J. Swanson 9 (.869) 97) D. Rhodes 9 ( .844) fl. Gray 3 (.581) D. Bollman 5 ( .846) 70) J. Harris 9 (.793) 98) S. Shaw 9 ( .821) TOWNE BlILLIAR D 8. Opsahl 4 (.708) W. King 6 ( .790) 71) B. Igel 9 (.90A) 99) M. Gulyassy 9 ( .797} W. Costanzo 3 (.767) P. Schumacher 6 ( .788) 264 E. Black well Street Dover, N. J. 07801 72) L. Loder 9 (.773) 100) G. Nolan 9 ( .804) fl. Hills 8 (.744) P. Lhotka 3 ( .729) 73) A. Perez 9 (.868) 101) D. Louie 9 ( .885) Billiard Supply Store Call or write | P. Quande 1 (.580) J. Swanson 7 ( .883) 201-366-9829 for consumer Ibrochur e 1 (continued on page 16) X * THE WINNING ¥ COMBINATION OF YOUR ABILITY & * McDERMOTT QUALITY!

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NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE LOSERS (7th-8th) 1st Nick Varner $4,000 9th-12th 9) J. Parica 11 ( .887) 2nd Efren Reyes 2,500 Denny Searcy 300 K. Davenport 7 ( .836) 3rd Bob Williams 1,750 Pat Fleming 300 10) E. Strickland 11 ( .822) 4th Jose Parica 1,200 Paul Brienza 300 K. McCready 9 ( .841) 5th- 6th David Howard 300 Willie Munson 650 13th-16th WINNERS' BRACKET Earl Strickland 650 Mike Gulyassy 200 11) N. Varner 11 ( .804) 7th- 8th Mike Sigel 200 W. Munson 6 ( .683) Kim Davenport 425 200 Keith McCready 425 Larry Schwartz 200 12) E. Reyes U ( .875) B. Williams 6 ( .821) LOSERS (5th-6th) NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE 13) J. Parica 11 ( .856) 1st Peg Ledman $1,800 5th-6th W. Munson 4 ( .770) 2nd Loree Jon Jones 1,000 Lisa Penrod 350 3rd Mary Kenniston 750 Laura Smith 350 14) B. Williams 11 ( .854) 4 th Billie Billing 550 E. Strickland 4 ( .797) LOSER (4th) 15) B. Williams 11 ( .857) J. Parica 7 ( .866) SHOWCASE BILLIARDS WINNERS' BRACKET CUSTOM CUE REPAIR SERVICE 16) N. Varner 11 ( .920) (Repair any cue) E. Reyes 7 ( .886) Custom Made LOSER (3rd) 2 pc. Hustler Cum -Over 15 years experience" MADE TO YOUR SPECS 17) E. Reyes 11 ( .853) ALL WORK GUARANTEED $80.00 B. Williams 9 ( .806) Clay & Randy Etheridge 1028 W. 104th Ave. FINALS (303) 457-2501 Northglenn, Colo. 80234 18) N. Varner 11 ( .811) E. Reyes 4 ( .745) V^; 8 4 "\

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We'll Sweat Your Match Shirts Collared (white) $19.50 • Please specify quantity and size s,m,l,xl Accu-Stats 204 Eagle Rock Avenue • Roseland. New Jersey 07068 201 -838-7089 v^ 13 ^ (F ^ Reno Performance Rankings Sands Regent TOTAL PERFORMANCE KICK PERFORMANCE BALLS (MINIMUM KICKS = 15) NAME GAMES MADE ERRORS TFA NAME GAMES RICKS GOOD KPA 1. Efren Reyes 115 619 52 .923 1. Tora Brown 87 20 20 1.000 2. Mike Sigel 79 351 36 .907 2. Pat Schumacher 42 24 23 .958 3. Allen Hopkins 129 614 71 .896 3. Mike Sigel 79 21 20 .952 4. Earl Strickland 123 596 80 .882 4. Kim Davenport 24 18 17 .944 5. Nick Varner 90 438 60 .880 5. Keith McCready 101 30 28 .933 6. Jose Parica 83 369 53 .874 6. Scott Smith 46 15 14 .933 7. Bill Incardona 115 510 76 .870 7. Rusty Hills 46 31 28 .903 8. Dan Louie 94 407 63 .866 8. Nick Varner 90 19 17 .895 9. Ed Kelly 59 244 38 .865 9. Dan Louie 94 28 25 .893 10. Ray Martin 137 610 101 .858 10. Efren Reyes 115 37 33 .892 (Sands Regent Ave rage = .818) (Sands Regent Aver age = .800) BREAK PERFORMANCE RUN OUT (MINIMUM BREAKS = 20) OPPORTUNITIES » BREAK BALL MADE OPPOR­ RUN

# NAME GAMES SHOTS W/0 SCR. BPA # NAME TUNITIES OUTS PCT. i. Nick Varner 90 50 39 .780 1. Mike Sigel 59 46 78.0 2. Wilson King 60 31 24 .774 2. Efren Reyes 94 72 76.6 3. David Rhodes 93 51 39 .765 3. Jose Parica 67 47 70.1 4. Dan Louie 94 51 38 .745 4. Allen Hopkins 113 79 69.9 5. Tom Brown 87 45 33 .733 5. Dan Louie 70 48 68.6 6. Jr. Harris 79 45 33 .733 6. Nick Varner 72 49 68.1 7. David Howard 68 37 27 .730 7. Mike LeBron 72 48 66.7 8. Dan D'Imperio 59 31 22 .710 8. Lenny Loder 32 21 65.6 9. Earl Strickland 123 70 49 .700 9. Earl Strickland 107 69 64.5 10. Jose Parica 83 46 32 .696 10. Ron Rosas 56 36 64.3 (Sands Regent: Averag e = .570) (Sands Regent Average = 53.4) MISSES POSITION ERRORS (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED) (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED) BALLS SHOTS BALLS POSITION NAME MADE MISSED AVG NAME MADE ERRORS AVG 1. Efren Reyes 619 15 2 4 1. Efren Reyes 619 20 3 2 2. Allen Hopkins 614 20 3 3 2. Nick Varner 438 17 3 9 3. Mike Sigel 351 15 4 3 3. Mike Sigel 351 14 4 0 4. Bill Incardona 510 24 4 7 4. David Howard 297 12 4 0 5. Earl Strickland 596 30 5 0 5. Jose Parica 369 15 4 1 6. Ray Martin 610 32 5 2 6. Ron Rosas 258 11 4 3 407 18 7. Jose Parica 369 22 6 0 7. Dan Louie 4 4 362 22 6 1 244 11 4 5 8. Mike LeBron 8. Ed Kelly 596 27 9. Dan Louie 407 26 6 4 9. Earl Strickland 4 5 438 30 6.8 614 29 4.7 10. Nick Varner 10. Allen Hopkins Average 7.2) (Sands Regent Average 9.5) (Sands Regent Sands Regent Averages Ball made on the break: 63% Scratch while going for position: 1.1% Nine ball made on the break: 2.4% Run out from the break: 19 Scratch on the break: 9.0% Run out after making a ball on the break: 34%

^ 14 rr ^ Notable Matches STYIE e (continued from page 3) With Double Cue Carrying Cases from Terry Bell (.920) dominated the game against Danny PROTECT»A*CUE Hedins (.364) allowing Medina to pocket only four The Ama/ing Breakthrough balls during the 9-0 victory. m Pool Cue Protection DOUBlE-UP Can Take the After a poor start and trailing Mike LeBron (.926) Heat and the Cold too' 4-7, Earl Strickland (.851) allowed LeBron to the Revolutionary DOUBLE-UP is virtually Indestructible. table twice...to kick. Strickland won 9-7. This sturdy, lire resistant, light-weight In a twenty-four minute session against Roy case is the only one of its kind on the Futternick (.692), Toe Brown (.944) pocketed a market" DOUBLE-UP record low thirty-four balls (Average is seventy- is molded from ^n incredible space five) and won 9-0. In fact, with the score 8-0, age substance Brown had only pocketed twenty-five balls. that can take extremes ol Handsome both hot Dan Louie (.955) made a ball on the break each of imitation and cold his nine breaks and ran out from the break six leather in Tan. Felt Btown. Black. lined times. He allowed Ron Rosas (.286) to pocket only White & Dark slotted & Light Blur two balls. Final score: 9-1. interior design Special colors avail­ able upon request insure* agaimt Allen Hopkine (.974) shut out Don Steele (.272) Also available rn warping 2 butt, 4 shaft capacity, handy 9-0 forcing Steele to merely kick, play safe, and original one cue scyle Pocket optional pooch pocket. attempt a few combinations. removable shoulder $79« strap) What a match! While trailing 3-5, Nick Varner Spwrfy fo* wf »119*> (.943) watched as Mike Sigel (.950) failed to make a ball on the break. Varner then stepped to the table and ran out the entire set to win 9-5! Creative Inventions 18181360-7233 18783 Los Alimos / Northridge. California 91326 In a forty-five minute session, TOM Brown's (.000) opponent never missed a ball, never scratched on the break, never missed a kick, never played a bad Efren safety, and never missed position. His opponent (continued from page 3) Allen Hopkins shot 1.000. his very successful USPPA Pro-Am handicap division. Chris MacDonald outpointed Jr. Harris in the Pro-Am After failing to pocket a ball on the break while for the $2,000 first prize. The field for the $3,000 leading 8-5, Rey Mertin (.939) could have added event has grown from 48 to 96 and now to 118. unscrewed. Bill Incardons (.918) ran out the set The next Pro-Am will cut off at 128. to win 9-8. Incidentally, when in Reno, don't miss Mickey Peel's After controlling the match to a 6-4 lead, Bill fabulous "Pasta Fresca" featuring Italian cuisine and Incardona (.833) scratched on the break. Earl specializing in pastas and sauces. Strickland (.887) ran the next thirty-six balls, The Pro-Am in-the-money results follow: forced Incardona to kick, then ran nine more. NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE Strickland won 9-6. 1st Chris MacDonald $2,000 13th-16th During his 9-6 victory over Earl Strickland 2nd Jr. Harris 1,260 Randy Bast 175 (.839), Efren Reyee (.939) never missed a ball. 3rd Keith McCready 1,000 Paul Brienza 175 4th Danny D'Imperio 700 Rick White 175 5th-6th Freddy Kent 175 Vern Steinke 500 17th-24th PAUL MOTTEY Kim Davenport 500 Dave Favor 100 7th-8th Gerry Kelly 100 MOTTEY CUSTOM CUES Eli Robertson 350 Mike Sweeny 100 Nick Cano 350 Darrell Nordquist 100 9th-12th Tony Annigoni 100 2852 Broadway Avenue Dave Bollman 240 Don Steele 100 Pittsburgh. Pa 15216 Jim Hughes 240 Pete Quande 100 (412) 531-3500 Danny Medina 240 Tom Sorenson 100 Jeff Hill 240 J V^; 15 T ^ Mike Sigel Rakes in the Shekels in Toledo. . .

TOLEDO, OH (5/8-11/86) - Mike Sigel showed incred­ NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE ible form as he swept away the $5,000 grand prize 1st Mike Sigel $5,000 13th-16th and the 1986 Glass City Open title. In the race to 2nd Kim Davenport 2,400 Jim Marino 250 eleven event, Sigel went undefeated (7-0) posting 3rd Billy Burge 1,650 Allen Hopkins 250 victories over Thompson (0), McCready (3), Mougey 4th Dave Bollman 1,150 Jack Hynes 250 (4), Mizerak (9), Bollman (8), Burge (4), and 5th-6th Gary Spaeth 250 finally last year's adversary Kim Davenport (3). Jose Parica 830 17th-24th Davenport lost his opening match to Steve Mike Bandy 830 Scott Kitto 100 Dobrowolski and then won his next ten matches! 7th-8th Freddie Hess 100 Promoter Larry Kahan added $5,000 to the prize fund 530 Javier Franco 100 and attracted fifty-seven top flight professionals Efren Reyes 530 Bob Hunter 100 each competing for a piece of the $16,000 purse. 9th-12th Tony Mougey 100 Kahan also held a "Monte Hall" type raffle which Keith McCready 350 Ken Cross 100 awarded (1) a $350 cue, (2) a $615 cue & case, and Mike Gulyassy 350 Howard Vickery 100 (3) $50 a week for one year! The in-the-money Steve Dobrowolski 350 Mike LeBron 100 results follow: Steve Mizerak 35Q and Then in Norfolk NORFOLK, VA (5/20-24/86) - Sigel, Strickland, Reyes, He won $3,000 and paid entry into the 11th Annual Hopkins, Mizerak, Parica, McCready, LeBron, Vickery, U.S. Open scheduled for November. The in-the-money Bollman, Gulyassy...sixty-four player world event? results follow: No, just Barry Behrman's 5th Annual Spring Open. NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE Q-Master Billiards hosted the thirty-three player event and contributed $4,000 to the purse. Each 1st Mike Sigel $3,000 7th-8th player anted up a $195 entry fee with the hope of 2nd Efren Reyes 2,000 Dave Bollman 400 being one of the twelve finalists to share in the 3rd Pat Fleming 1,200 Mike Gulyassy 400 $10,000 purse. The field of action featured three 4th Allen Hopkins 800 9th-12th Gold Crown Ill's, bleacher seating and capacity 5th-6th Mike LeBron 250 crowds. Keith McCready 600 Tony Blankenship 250 Jose Parica 600 Don Polo 250 Mike Sigel was never threatened as he disposed of Steve Mizerak 250 Boggs, McCready, Parica, Reyes, Fleming, and Reyes. What's Next? The next issue of Accu-Stats will feature The 3rd Annual Busch Open scheduled for July 8-12 from Moline, Illinois hosted by Miller Time Billiards. cua&m, cAM&kuL UWA> IOQS INCLUDES POSTAGE 7 (.754) 145) R. Martin 9 (.789; 1 w 8*•-' .* Hall* V* ^ ^ w * -^ r D. Louie 5 (.746; 1 OR MONEY ORDER ^"fjf ** ANANDD HANDLINHANDLINGG WINNERS' BRACKET WILLIE JOPLING TAPE 146) T. Brown 9 (.800; 1 P.O. Box 2215 -Lynchburg, VA 24501 120) E. Strickland 9 (.851) M. LeBron 6 (.805)i M. LeBron 7 (.926j VHS 147) A. Hopkins 9 (.893) 1 BETA 121) J. Parica 9 (.905; M. Sigel 5 (.922J J. Mataya 4 (.786) LOSERS (7th-8th) | The&r&m 1/a? J~ffi'Q COM* O& ozse ^<&&

148•^^H. -Mi H H; R.V HL •.Martin "HHH HM MB MMML X 9 (.854;! L. Lemke 6 (.800) J- Parica 7 (.857; 1 123) 8. Incardona 9 (.903/ 149) A. Hopkins 9(1.000 I D. Howard 6 (.846) 7*. 8ro*n 0 (.000; 124) E. Reyes 9 (.895) WINNERS'•Mi L MM& " • L K MMHi K 11 MM BRACKETMl 1 W. Munson 7 (.848) 150; £. Strickland 9 (.900; I trjffi/ use dm? a*//ffle Fl? iMf mse 125) r. Brown 9 (.944J B. Incardona 3 (.765;! fim mm am sent? past tmz. R. Futternick 0 (.692) 151) E. Reyes 9 (.898; I 126) N. Varner 9 (.840) N. Varner 6 (.824) 1 R. Rosas 8 (.831) TOP

•^ J .ft ^B • 1 LOSERS (5th-6th) I 127) M. Sigel 9 (.831) HANDLE o. D'lmoerio 7 (.841) 152) R. Martin 9 (.942J I N. Varner LOSERS (17th-24th) 8 (.892; 1

•^ • ^k ^» ^m. % 153}Mi Mi Mi MM M B.MM1 Mi ML IncardonaV Mi ^B ^^ MM 9 (.845; 1 NAME AND 128) D. Rhodes 9 (.926; fl. Hopkins 6 (.867) R. Futternick 3 (.742J ^^ \ DESJ6N PANEL, LOSER (4th) FRpNT AND BA01 *_ *^^ ^^ %_ * ™ > » * * 129) M. Gulyassy 9 (.831) ^^. - ^—^ 1 ^51 DE W. Munson 4 (.776) 154; 8. Incardona 9 (.918; HANDLE R. Martin 8 (.939; 1

130) D. Louie 9 (.815) • * — D. D'Imperio 7 (.803) WINNERS' BRACKET | fyffizippLf^ ui; ft. Rosas 9 (.90Q> 155; E. Reyes 9 (.855; j. Harris 7 (.815) E. Strickland 7 (.808; 1 132) K. McCready 9 (.917; LOSER (3rd; | £?9f$r 2IPPE^ J. Mataya 5 (.795; i5$; E. Strickland 9 (.887; 1 1JJJ M. LeBron 9 (.827) 8. Incardona 6 (.833; 1 RIVERS 2 (.657) T. Bell FINALS OR LACE 1J4J /I. Hopkins 9 (.859) ?s 157) E. Reyes 9 (.939; 1 0. Howard 4 (.766) E. Strickland 6 (.839)1 $n$p Steele 9 (.818) 135) 0. 158) E. Reyes 9 (.933; 1 8 (.750) Lemke E. Strickland 5 (.860;l 2014 Phyllis Place, Tampa, Florida 33619 813-623-6004 r r ^ IN THE MONEY Fieldston Greenville Open GREENVILLE, SC (4/15-19/86) - Mr. T's Billiards, 25 players, $2,000 added, $125 entry fee. NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE

1st Chris MacDonald $2,000 5th-6th 2nd David Howard 1,000 Bob Johnson 300 3rd Jay Swanson 750 Wade Crane 300 4th Bob Dickerson 525 7th-8th 25 Brunswick Dennis Searcy 125 Gold Crowns Bob King 125 New York State Open BINGHAMTON, NY (5/3-4/86) - The Pocket Billiard EVERY MONDAY NIGHT Lounge, 44 players, $1,000 added, $50 entry fee. NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE Jackpot Nine Ball lat $1,000 9th-12th 2nd Jack Colovita 500 Joe Kozlowski 75 Handicap Tournaments 3rd Mac McQuillen 400 Bob Brundage 75 4th Mike Zuglan 300 Gary Empey 75 5th- 6th Jerry Fiehls 75 Single Elimination Pat Fleming 250 13th-16th Danny DiLiberto 250 Fred Charette 50 7th-8th Beau McGarrett 50 o Ron Casanzio 100 Charles Dirisio 50 Guy Carney 100 Fran Brewer 50 Maximum Field of 16 $15 Entry Fee Memorial Day Open MELBOURNE, FL (5/24-25/86) - Golden Cue Billiards, 36 players, $100 entry fee, NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE (several hundred dollars 1st Buddy Hall $1,440 5th-6th 2nd Bob Williams 720 David Howard 216 3rd Dan Christian 432 Dick Weaver 216 in jackpot and 4th Dave Favor 288 7th-8th Mike Ives 144 growing every weekl) Ron Sypher 144 Father's Day Open SACRAMENTO, CA (6/14-15/86) - Jointed Cue For further information: Billiards, 85 players, $500 added, $50 entry fee. NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE FIELDSTON BILLIARDS 5905 Broadway (240 St.) lat Nick Varner $1,000 7th-8th Riverdale, Bronx, NY 2nd Kim Davenport 500 Vern Steinke 150 212-884-9800 3rd Chris MacDonald 400 Al Winchenbaugh 150 4th Lee Gaudette 300 9th-12th 5th-6th Tim Kwong 100 "Plenty Free Parking J. Henderson 200 Paul Martinez 100 Ted Ito 200 T. Ryan 100 Ed Clark 100 LV 18 JA Y YEAR TO DATE ^ Sessions Won - Lost (MINIMUM SESSIONS = 9) * NAME WON LOST PCT WON LOST PCT # NAME 1. Reyes, Efren 32 8 .800 23. Martin, Ray 9 6 .600 2. Fusco, Pete 7 2 .778 24. Williams, Bob 9 6 .600 3. Jones, Sammy 7 2 .778 25. Dobrowolski, Ste ve 6 4 .600 4. Parica, Jose 24 7 .774 26. Roberts, Louie 6 4 .600 Sigel, Mike 4 .765 8 .579 5. 13 27. Crane, Wade 11 Varner, Nick 8 .742 28. DiLiberto, Danny 8 6 .571 6. Hopkins, Allen 23 .688 7. 10 29. Granas, Henry 8 6 .571 Hall, Buddy 22 6 .684 30. Kitto, Scott 8 6 .571 8. Howard, David 13 .680 10 .565 9. 8 31. LeBron, Mike 13 Davenport, Kim 17 10 .667 32. Lane, Dick 10 8 .556 10. Medina, Danny 20 .667 11. 8 33. Vickery, Howard 10 8 .556 Gulyassy, Mike 16 6 .667 34. Bandy, Mike 5 4 .556 12. Brown, Tom .667 13. 12 4 35. Hynes, Jack 5 4 .556 Strickland, Earl .654 4 .556 14. Swanson, Jay 8 9 .652 36. Schwartz, Larry 5 15. Incardona, Bill 17 8 .647 37. Steele, Don 5 4 .556 16. Rhodes, David 15 6 .636 38. Geiler, Rich 7 6 .538 17. Weaver, Dick 11 4 .636 39. Mataya, Jim 7 6 .538 18. Bollman, Dave 7 4 .630 40. Jones, Danny 9 8 .529 Hubbart, Larry 6 6 .500 19. McCready, Keith 7 10 .625 41. 20. 6 42. Hunter, Bob 6 6 .500 Mizerak, Steve 17 .625 21. Harris, Jr. 6 .600 43. Marino, Jim 6 6 .500 22. 10 6 44. Massey, Mike 6 6 .500 10 9

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MAJOR TOURNAMENT RESULTS (MINIMUM WINNINGS = $938.00) In YTD$ Sessions AURORA TOLEDO Name Events Money Winnings Won Lost LEX'TON A.C. RENO Rempe, Jim 1 1 35000.00 7 - 0 . 1 Reyes, Efren 5 5 27642.00 32-8 3 5-6 2 7-8 1 Parica, Jose 5 4 12870.00 24-7 1 1 65-96 5-6 7-8 Varner, Nick 4 4 11664.00 23-8 2 13-16 4 . 5-6 Strickland, Earl 4 3 11411.00 17-9 5-6 33-48 5-6 . 2 Swanson, Jay 4 3 9286.60 15-8 7-8 25-32 3 . 33-48 Davenport, Kim 5 3 6626.00 20 - 10 33-48 25-32 5-6 2 65-80 Sigel, Mike 3 3 6530.00 13-4 . . 49-64 1 9-12 Hopkins, Allen 5 5 6204.00 22 - 10 5-6 3 33-48 13-16 5-6 Bollman, Dave 5 3 4696.80 17 - 10 9-12 2 97-128 4 33-48 Incardona, Bill 3 2 4494.00 11-6 . 33-48 33-48 . 3 Howard, David 4 4 3429.00 17-8 4 9-12 49-64 . 17-24 Martin, Ray 3 1 3000.00 9-6 . . 97-128 25-32 4 DiLiberto, Danny 3 2 2822.80 8-6 9-12 49-64 9-12 Williams, Bob 3 2 2822.80 9-6 9-12 49-64 9-12 Medina, Danny 4 4 2801.40 16-8 13-16 4 25-32 . 25-32 LeBron, Mike 5 4 2688.00 13 - 10 25-32 13-16 17-24 17-24 9-12 Jones, Sammy 1 1 2634.00 7-2 . . 7-8 Weaver, Dick 2 1 2634.00 7-4 . 33-48 7-8 Gulyassy, Mike 3 3 2467.00 12-6 . . 13-16 9-12 13-16 Brown, Tom 2 2 2342.40 8-4 13-16 . .7-8 Burge, Billy 4 2 2088.00 6-8 17-24 . 97-128 3 65-80 Brunt, George 1 1 1976.00 4-2 . . 9-12 Fusco, Pete 1 1 1976.00 7-2 . . 9-12 Jones, Danny 4 3 1793.00 9-8 17-24 5-6 49-64 . 65-80 Lane, Dick 4 2 1755.00 10-8 17-24 49-64 13-16 33-48 Hall, Buddy 3 3 1693.00 13-6 . 9-12 17-24 . 25-32 Rhodes, David 2 2 1530.00 7-4 . . 49-64 . 9-12 Kitto, Scott 3 2 1417.00 8-6 . 33-48 13-16 17-24 Hunter, Bob 3 2 1417.00 6-6 . . 13-16 17-24 65-80 Mizerak, Steve 3 3 1343.00 10-6 17-24 9-12 . 9-12 Mataya, Jim 3 3 1269.00 7-6 . 25-32 33-48 . 17-24 Massey, Mike 3 2 1263.00 6-6 . 25-32 17-24 . 49-64 Roberts, Louie 2 2 1249.00 6-4 . 7-8 33-48 Louie, Dan 1 1 1200.00 5-2 . . . . 9-12 Harris, Jr. 3 2 1159.00 9-6 25-32 . 25-32 . 17-24 McCready, Keith 3 2 1150.00 10-6 . . 65-96 9-12 13-16 Geiler, Rich 3 2 1138.00 7 - 6 33-48 . 17-24 . 25-32 Crane, Wade 4 3 1135.00 11-8 33-48 25-32 49-64 7-8 MacDonald, Chris 4 1 1109.60 6-8 7-8 33-48 97-128 . 33-48 DiToro, John 2 2 1097.00 4-4 17-24 . 25-32 Riley, Joe 1 1 988.00 3-2 . . 17-24 Metushneck, Ed 1 1 988.00 3-2 . . 17-24 Vanover, Tom 1 1 988.00 3-2 . . 17-24 LerraanBell, Terr, Ray 31 21 988.0938.00 4-5-26 17-2. 4 33-4. 8 17-2. 4 . 17-24