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2016 American 14.1 Straight Pool Championship 6 October 12-16, 2016 DIAMOND BILLIARDS 13184 Midlothian Pike Midlothian, VA 23113 (804) 794-8787 AMERICAN 14.1 STRAIGHT POOL CHAMPIONSHIP RIGHTRight On on Cu CUEe Mike Dechaine Daryl Peach Brandon Shuff 2013 World 14.1 Straight Pool Champion and three time World Champion Annapolis, MD resident, Peter Burrows, is a pretty good player, but he makes is scheduled to play in the Maryland Straight Pool Championships jokes about his abilities when it comes to the caliber of the players in this year’s 12th annual 2016 American 14.1 Straight Pool Championship being held at DiamondAnnapolis Billiards, resident, just Pe toutsideer Burro ofws Richmond, is a pretty good VA on pl aOct.yer, 12-16.but he makes jokes about his abilities when it comes to the caliber of player’s he’ll be up Peter, against who in is the the 2 Tournament013 Maryland Chairman, 14.1 Straight said Pool that Cha mostmpionship of the nation’s that top playerswill be andheld manyat Top Hatworld Cue class Club professionalsthis month. from Europe and Asia will compete including fiveWor Worldld Cha 14.1mpio nChampions: Mika Immone nMika Immonen (2016), Peter, who is the Tournament Chairman, said that most of the area’s top Darren Appletonis schedul (2014),ed to play 4x in winnerthe Mary lThorstenand Straight Hohmann Pool Champ (2006,ionship 2011,s 2013, 2015),playe rNielss and Feijenmany w2008orld andclass 1990. professionals The field will includes compe tthee, including Netherlands 2013 Nick PVanOWOorldL denTO URNAMENTCha Berg,mpion, England’s: Tho Annraspt enoDaryllis Hohmann, resid Peachent, Peter along Bur rwithows is Johnmany a prneyt oft yA gorAsia’scheodr ,p W lfinestayorlder, bu plust he mtopaChake Americans mjokespion ab &out 2 pros 0h1is1 abi Ma Mikelitriylandes wDavis,he Openn it c oMikeme Winnes t oDechaine, thr.e Alsocalibe trop ofJayson ptouringlayer ’Shaw,s h pe’rlosl be Karen Charlie up against Corr, in theRodneyWilliams, 2012 M Morrisaryl Miaknde D14.1&a vis,Shaun St rHuidjiaigh Wilkie,t Po See,ol C hRalph aUSAmpion Ec 14.1skheipr t,tHallh Miat kwi eofl lDecha beFamer helidne a Dannyt &Bi gShaun Dad Barouty,d y’s, Glen BuGreekWilkie.rnie, MD Champion Th one Augusty will be Nick18-19 joined . 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Our thanks to Richard & Cynthia Molineiro for hosting the Maryland Straight Pool Championship. 2016 American 14.1 Straight Pool Championship sponsored by Johnny formakingyour2ndtriptotheMd.Openandwehope notthelast.Johnnyis ABP, Assoc.ofBilliardProfessionals Diamond was inductedintotheBCAHallofFame.Johnnyhasrecentlyhelpedtoorganize of theprestigiousUSAMOSCONICUPTEAM.In2009Johnny Player of the Yearand1990sPlayerofDecade!12xmember Billiards, his manytophonors:WinnerUS.OPEN9BallTitlein1999;7x won our2011MDTournamentinhisveryfirsttry!Among than sixtyprofessionaltournaments,nottomentionJohnny Midlothian, players. Hiscreditsaretrulylegendaryandhehaswonmore he is recognized aroundtheworldasoneof the gamessupreme 1986. Today turned proin at 12and began playingpool Johnny VAb. 1968TwinCity,GA Johnny Archer,Acworth,GA,“TheScorpion” Wed – Friday Oct. 12-14, 2016. Round Robin ~ All Matches to 100 points 8 flights, 6 players in each ~ round robin matches ~ top 3 players in ea. flight advance to Saturday-Sunday single elimination knockout round 6 Bracket winner based on W-L; if 2 tie head to head; if 3 tie, ball differential. Winners from each flight are seeded, advance to Saturday single elimination and receive a first round bye. 47 firm 1 maybe 092916 A B C D E F 1 DARREN APPLETON CueStix International&ScorpionCues.Seepg.13. Allentown, PA 2 JOHNCORE SCHMIDTY DEUEL the favoritesfor sure. a closematchfor hiswonderfullywhimsicalpersonality. Oneof 140 andin2006 losingtoEdHodan.Andbest ofall,hispoolis Open finals;in2009losinga close matchtoBobMaidhof150- N Queens’s ownDannyB.Twice Danny wasrunnerupintheMD e w 14.1 playersinthe world andfew othersseepatternsas well as PHesperia,ort always makesagreatshowing. 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Today turned proin at 12and began playingpool Johnny b. 1968TwinCity,GA Johnny Archer,Acworth,GA,“TheScorpion” Osted, Denmark andisownerof 4 THORSTEN HOHMANN Jacksonville, FL CueStix International&ScorpionCues.Seepg.13. BIG DADDY’SBILLIARDS Marietta BilliardClub 5 MIKA IMMONEN BILLIARDS DIAMOND New York, NY tournament that he enters. tournament thatheenters. of thetopplayersinareaandalwaysafavoriteany Eddie isalongtimePhiladelphiaplayerandconsideredone b. Philadelphia Eddie Abraham,Philadelphia,PA the favoritesfor sure. a closematchfor hiswonderfullywhimsicalpersonality. Oneof 140 andin2006 losingtoEdHodan.Andbest ofall,hispoolis Open finals;in2009losinga close matchtoBobMaidhof150- Queens’s ownDannyB.Twice Danny wasrunnerupintheMD 14.1 playersinthe world andfew othersseepatternsas well as always makesagreatshowing. 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    photos by Hailey Behrman Jayson Shaw defeats Eklent Kaci to become the U.S. Open Champion. Courtesy by AzB Staff he final day of the 2017 U.S. Open gave up some of above. Kaci won this one 11-8 and Chang took fourth place the finest pool ever seen with unbelievable shoemak- after finishing second here last year to Shane Van Boening. Ting and impossible reaches of position. Our semi-final match featured Francisco Sanchez-Ruiz and The day began with the hot seat match between Jayson Eklent Kaci. This match was something of a contrast in styles Shaw and Francisco Sanchez-Ruiz. These two kept it close as Francisco hurries around the table and Kaci strolls slowly. early, with the two men trading racks until the score line got Ruiz took first blood in this one but gave up ball in hand in the to four games apiece. Jayson Shaw then waved at his young second rack when he missed a fairly routine short kick to daughter in the stands and he caught fire. From there it was all contact the two ball. However, he was able to get back to the the Shaw show as he took on table-length razor cuts, jump table after a safety war and win the rack to go up 2-0. He then shots, and wove through heavy traffic for position. There was broke and ran to go up 3-0. just nothing Francisco could do as Shaw commanded the table. A scratch on the next break got Kaci out of his chair.