A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS
(201)226-5429 Vol.3, No.3 The Pearl" ROs'Rimmer i n Reno
RENO" Eighty-one players descended into the Sands Regent arena and battled for a share of its $44,000 purse. When the smoke cleared, Earl Strickland came up smiling, posting a 10-1 record and clutching the $10,000 grand prize. In races to eleven, he beat Matlock (8), Martin (2), DiToro (3), Medina (10), Lemke (6), lost to Davenport 8-11, and then defeated Martin (4), McCready (8), Williams (2), and Davenport twice 9-8 and 9-3. rr ^ THE 5th SANDS REGENT OPEN RENO, NEVADA June 3-7,1987 FINAL STANDINGS NAME AVG. PRIZE NAME AVG. 1st Earl Strickland ( .880) $10. ,000.00 Sergio Gandarilla\ ' .741) 2nd Kim Davenport (.861) 6 ,000.00 Joe Villalpando 1'.739) 3rd Bob Williams (.830) 4 ,000.00 Bill Houck I'.730) 4th Keith McCready (.817) 3:,200.00 Jim Williams 1'.729) 5th-6th Sal Butera 1f .729) Mike Sigel (.881) 2 ,200.00 Robert Gray 1! .724) Ray Martin (.828) 2 ,200.00 Jerry Coleman 1'.687) 7th-8th Peter Quande 1'.679) Allen Hopkins ( .828) 1 ,750.00 John Lewis 1\ .665) Louie Lemke (.817) 1,,,750.00 Doug Jensen I1.598) 9th-12th 49th-64th Efren Reyes (.879) 1 ,200.00 Wade Crane 1\ .850) Mike LeBron (.842) 1 ,200.00 Nick Varner I\ .809) Howard Vickery (.816) 1 ,200.00 Pete Lhotka 11.794) Tim Kwong (.801) 1 ,200.00 Ted Ito If .790) 13th-16th Scott Kitto l1.789) Ron Rosas (.848) 800.00 Ernesto Dominguezi [ .764) David Howard (.846) 800.00 Frank Konrath iI.750) Greg Fix (.836) 800.00 Warren Costanzo lf .739) Danny Medina (.832) 800.00 Jr. Harris iI.734) 17th-24th Chris MacDonald 1[.717) Jerry Johnson (.845) 500.00 Jack Madden i[ .712) Dave Bollman (.842) 500.00 Ray Stanzione i1.699) Takeshi Okumura (.819) 500.00 Jim Ehrbar \ 1.698) Jerry Chappel ( .797) 500.00 Bill Loucks i(.672) John Henderson (.773) 500.00 John Miller (.669) Steve Shaw (.766) 500.00 Martin Lenz (.667) Brian Hashimoto (.762) 500.00 65th-81st Craig Hauser (.724) 500.00 Paul Brienza (.777) 25th-32nd Rich Geiler (.773) Dave Matlock (.842) 150.00 Bill Incardona (.766) Dan Louie (.825) 150.00 Richard Florence ( .734) Billy Aguero (.810) 150.00 Tom Brown (.730) Bob Hunter (.796) 150.00 Yoshihiro Morino (.717) Mike DeFino (.775) 150.00 Gary Colder (.701) Gary Nolan ( .761) 150.00 Ichira Kitatani (.695) Al Romero (.760) 150.00 Jeff Hill (.685) Dick Megiveron (.756) 150.00 Greg Cich (.678) 33rd-48th John Mitchell (.676) Danny DiLiberto (.826) Yoko Miura (.646) Danny D'Imperio (.817) David Reavis (.622) Armando Canalis (.795) Joe Graham (.611) David Nottingham (.791) Isaac Mejia (.601) John DiToro (.772) William Brown (.560) Terry Osborne (.768) Monte Arrowood (.544) ACCU-FACT The Sands Regent Open produced 20 .900's, 14 wire matches, and no shutouts. — R2 Strickland Outruns Davenport in the Stretch Kim Davenport was on his way to capturing the of Ceremonies while his wife Geri managed the biggest tournament of his career, The 5th Sands referees, and Hank Pericle and Jerry Shaw managed Regent 9-Ball Open but apparently, it wasn't meant the flow chart. Accu-Stats, of course, was on hand to be- . .yet. Davenport dominated the winners' utilizing two ceiling mounted video cameras which bracket disposing of Bollman, Varner, D'Imperio, aided in the collection of statistical data. Bob Chappel, Vickery, Strickland, and Williams only to and Sally Bebb meticulously installed and meet Earl Strickland once again for the title maintained the eight custom made Rebco pool tables. match. In fact, in the first set of the race to nine, two-out-of-three set finals, Davenport opened The pro division, which followed Promoter Gene up with four racks. But Strickland never gave up Stary's USPPA Pro-Am Handicap tournament (see eventually outpointing Kimmer to win the first set article on page R10) had some interesting stats. 9-8. The only thing the second set had in common Japan's Yoko Miura was the only female contestant. with the first was the end result. Davenport just Tough playing conditions such as deep slates never got started while Strickland played superbly resulted in an inordinately low number of .900 (.911), winning the match 9-3 and the $10,000 first TPA's. There was only twenty this tournament while prize. Davenport took home $6,000 for his runner-up in the previous events there a minimum of forty in finish. each. Despite the conditions, Mike Sigel shot the two highest averages, a .952 and a .949. Both of The Sands Regent Hotel/Casino hosted the summer his losses were at the hands of Keith McCready. And version of its biannual promotion and kicked in the last but not least, Pete Lhotka, who during a 1985 match with this year's champion was accused of added $20,000. The race to eleven, double having a "Mary Poppins" break, had the highest elimination format drew eighty-one contestants each Break Performance Average, making a ball on the anteing up $300 for the opportunity of sharing in break without scratching 24 of 29 breaks. the $44,400 purse. Doug Klisch did his usual outstanding job as Tournament Director and Master Notable Matches With Keith McCready (.784) trailing the match 7-9, balls and Craig Mauser (.724) pocketed 55. Hauser Paul Brienza (.805) missed a combination and never won 11-9. shot again. McCready ran out the set to win 11-9. Mike Sigel (.916) shot the best match in defeat. Apparently unaware of the tough conditions, Mike Keith McCready (.887) nipped Sigel 11-10. Sigel (.949) proceeded as if they didn't exist. He In a most improbable eye-opening finish, Earl missed one all as he strolled to an 11-2 victory Strickland (.868) and Danny Medina (.858) were over To* Brown (.667). tied at 10-10 leading to a series of ssfties in Efren Reyes (.926) chalked up one of the high runs the final rack. Strickland hooked Medina only to of the event by running out from the break four have Medina kick it in and proceed to run out. • . consecutive racks and pocketing 48 balls in a row. almost. Everyone assumed thst it was just a matter His opponent, Armando Canalis (.843), still of time before Medina cleared the table. Even with managed to tally six on the wire. two balls left on the table, everything was proceeding smoothly. Medina played the eight ball Despite a 5-9 disadvantage, Kin Davenport (.833) in the corner and slid the cue ball into the side held Nick Varner (.846) scoreless winning the next pocket! Strickland won 11-10. six racks and the match 11-9. Talk about hands tied! Amidst safties and kicks, With respect to "running out from the break", Craig Hauaer (.526) was held to pocketing ten Billy Aguero (.912) did just that five times balls and winning one rack as Mike LeBron (.908) during his 11-3 victory over David Reavia (.657). controlled the match to an 11-1 victory. Although having ample opportunities after taking Ron Rosas (.927) ran out eleven of his twelve the lead 10-5, Pete Lhotka (.814) failed to close opportunities defeating Steve Shaw (.674) 11-3. the set. Gary Nolan (.811) won the next six racks and won 11-10. (continued on page R7) Very simply, Danny D'laperio (.853) pocketed 93 ^ r/ Sands Regent Reno SCORES & AVERAGES Name Score Avg. Name Score Avg. Name Score Avg. Name Score Avg. OPENING ROUND 29) B. Hashimoto 11 (.750) 58) T. Ito li (.803) 71) J. Williams 11 (.730) 1) 8. Williams I ( .892) W. Costanzo 9 (.748) W. Brown 4 (.526) J. Madden 10 (.722) B. Aguero 5 ( .816) 30) R. Rotsas 11 (.906 59) J. Harris li (.761) 72) R. Martin 11 (.830) 2) M. leBron I t .846) J. HUI 1 (.694) I. Mejia 5 (.594) C. MacDonald 3 (.704) J. villalpando 7 ( .747) 31) D. Nottingham li (.875) 60) 8. Hunter li (.764) 73) S. Butera 11 (.761) 3) D. Howard 1 ( .885) W. Crane 7 (.857) J. Hill 8 (.681) S. Kitto 9 (.753) B. Incardona 6 ( .767) 32) D. Jensen 11 (.667) 61) D. Matlock 11 (.835) 74) 8. Houck 11 (.811) 4) E. Reyes 1 I .826) I. Mejia 6 (.607) G. Golder 5 (.716) T. Ito 7 (.746) J. Graham 1 ( .528) 33) J. Kwong 11 (.832) 62) C. Hauser 11 (.698) 75) G. Fix 11 (.861) 5) K. McCready 1 ( .784} G. Fix 7 (.803) J. Mitchell 9 (.705) J. Harris 6 (.701) P. Brienza 9 i .805) 34) S. Shaw 11 (.807) 63) F. Konrath 11 (.822) 76) B. Hunter li (.810) 6) M. Sigel 1 ( .949J r. Ito 9 (.802) M. Arrowood 3 (.607) W. Crane 10 (.837) J. Brown 1 ( .667) 35) A. Hopkins 11 (.850) 64) P. Lhotka 11 (.810) 77) D. Matlock 11 (.893) 7) B. Hashimoto 1 t .853) B. Houck 5 (.717) R. Florence 8 (.778) W. Costanzo 4 (.714) C. MacDonald 6 ( .723) 36) T. Osborne 11 (.812) 65) J. Ehrbar 11 (.727) 78) C. Hauser 11 (.680) 8) W. Crane 1 ( .855) Y. Morino 8 (.713) Y. Miura 7 (.653) M. Lenz 9 (.622) S. Kitto 5 ( .833) 37) L. Lemke 11 (.781) 66) D. Bollman 11 (.856) 79) A. Canal is 11 (.902) 9) T. Kwong 1 ( .847) S. Butera 9 (.694) G. Cich 5 (.729) F. Konrath 4 (.750) W. Brown 3 ( .605} 38) J. DiToro 11 (.808) LOSERS (49th-64th) 80) G. Nolan 11 (.811) 10) A. Hopkins 1 ( .797) I. Kitatani 5 (.634) 67) 8. Aguero 11 (.792) P. Lhotka 10 (.814) 39) J. Harris 9 ( .728) E. Strickland li (.817) N. Varner 9 (.773) 81) D. Louie 11 (.923; li) L. Lemke 1 ( .820) R. Martin 2 (.563) 68) Villalpando 11 (.697) J. Ehrbar 3 (.667) 40) B. Hunter 0 ( .783) J. Lewis li (.735) R. Stanzione 9 (.670) 82) D. Bol I man 11 (.873) 12) E. Strickland 1 ( .845) J. Madden 6 (.654) 69) r. Okumura 11 (.888) B. Loucks 5 (.644) D. Matlock 41) 3 (.667) 8 ( .813) D. Medina li (.773) E. Dominguez 13) D. Medina I ( .883) J. Williams 8 (.712) 70) D. Megiveron li (.772) (continued on page R7) 42) C. Hauser 4 ( .717) P. Quande li (.635) J. Miller 6 (.643) 14) J. Johnson 1 t .927; D. Megiveron 8 (.711) 43) M. Arrowood 1 ( .414) J. Johnson 11 (.763) 15) J. Okamura 1 ( .774) J. Miller 5 (.697) THE BEST POOL R. Florence 8 ( .701) H. Vickery li (.804) 16) 0. DiLiberto I ( .832) E. Dominguez 9 (.774) Y. Miura 5 ( .633) 45 J R. Gray li (.747) VIDEO EVER! 17) K. Davenport 1 ( .854) J. Okumura 9 (.766) D. Bollman Byrne's 7 ( .812) 46) J. Chappel li (.807) WINNERS' BRACKET R. Geiler 6 (.750) Standard Video 18) A. Romero 1 ( .850) 47) D. DiLiberto li (.837) of Pool & Billiards G. Cich 5 ( .625) R. Stanzione 4 (.746) 19) B. Williams 1 ( .852) 48) D. D'Imperio li (.824) '•***" - Home Viewer 8. Loucks 4 ( .698) D. Reavis 2 (.603) "A must lor all pool enthusiasts" - Pool & Billiard Magazine 20) J. Coleman 1 ( .727) 49} K. Oavenport 11 (.833) J. Ehrbar 7 ( .672) N. Varner 9 (.846) 'Stands Alone .. * * * *" - Billiards Digest 21) M. 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John Henderson .773 10. 63. Roy Stanzione .699 Mike LeBron .842 38. Rich Geiler .773 11. 64. Jim Ehrbar .698 12. Greg Fix .836 39. John DiToro .772 13. Danny Medina .832 40. Terry Osborne .768 65. Ichira Kitatani .695 14. Bob Williams .830 41. 66. Jerry Coleman .687 Allen Hopkins .828 42. Steve Shaw .766 15. Bill Incardona .766 67. Jeff Hill .685 16. Ray Martin .828 43. Danny DiLiberto .826 44. Ernest Dominguez .764 68. Peter Quande .679 17. Brian Hashimoto .762 69. Greg Cich .678 18. Dan Louie .825 45. 19. Takeshi Okumura .819 46. Gary Nolan .761 70. John Mitchell .676 20. Keith McCready .817 47. Al Romero .760 71. Bill Loucks .672 21. Danny D'Imperio .817 48. Dick Megiveron .756 Louie Lemke .817 49. 72. John Miller .669 22. Frank Konrath .750 73. Martin Lenz .667 23. Howard Vickery .816 50. Billy Aguero .810 51. Sergio Gandarilla .741 74. John Lewis .665 24. Joe Villalpando .739 25. Nick Varner .809 52. 75. Yoko Miura .646 Tim Kwong .801 53. Warren Costanzo .739 76. David Reavis .622 26. 54. Jr. Harris .734 27. Jerry Chappel .797 77. Joe Graham .611 Richie Florence .734 78. Isaac Mejia .601 Bill Houck .730 Tom Brown .730 79. Doug Jensen .598 Top Ten Fancy Balabushka80. William Brown .560 81. Monte Arrowood .544 • 2 shafts Plays •20 oz, 13 mm A TPA of .900 or more is regarded •Excellent condition as exception play. What follows •$1,100 are the ten best plays for the Sands Regent Open: Michael McIntyre 617-867-7701 Rt. 9, West Brookside, MA 01585 1. (.952) Hike Sigel vs. Bollman 2. (.949) Hike Sigel vs. T. Brown 3. (.941) Greg Fix vs. Quande 4. (.931) Rey Martin vs. Romero 5. (.929) Efren Reyee vs. DeFino SHOWCASE BILLIARDS 6. (.928) Hike Sigel vs. Go 1 der 7. (.927) Jerry Johnson vs. Arrowood CUSTOM CUE REPAIR SERVICE 8. (.927) Ron Roeee vs.Shaw (Repair any cue) Efren Reyee vs. Canalis 9. (.926) Custom Made Den Louie vs, Ehrbar 10. (.923) (303) 457-2501 2 pc. 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Score flvg. Name Name Score flvg. Mike Sigel (.952) broke and ran out four WINNERS' BRACKET 111) S. Shaw li (.778) consecutive racks shooting the best game of the fl. Canalis 7 (.663) 83} 8. Williams li i .847) tournament. He defeated his roommate Dava Bolloan fl. Romero 3 (.607} 112) G. Nolan 11 (.786) (.739) 11-2. 84) M. LeSron 11 (.855) J. Osborne 9 (.744) J. Coleman 7 (.702) 113) D. Louie 11 (.845) Within four strokes of the cue ball, the score had 85) J. Henderson 11 (.803) J. DiToro 7 (.780) changed from 6-6 to 10-6. Rey Martin (.892) D. Howard 4 (.747) 114) D. Bollman 11 (.888) completed running a rack and then made the nine 2 (.474) 86) E. Reyes 11 (.929; J. Lewis ball on the break three times in a row. David M. DeFino 4 (.744) LOSERS (25th-32nd) Howard (.886) was the victim and the racker in the 87) K. McCready 11 (.768) 115) B. Hashimoto 11 (.758) 11-7 defeat. S. Gandarlllo 10 (.697) 8. flguero 9 (.733) 88) M. Sigel 11 (.870) 116) T. Okumura li (.826) Bob Williams (.842) gets credit for ending Efren B. Hashimoto 4 (.700) D. Megiveron 6 (.757) Reyes1 (.803) twenty-four session winning streak 89) R. Rosas 11 (.884) 117) R. Martin li (.931J at the Sands. The exciting match began with D. Nottingham 5 (.726) fl. Romero 1 (.656) Williams opening up with a 5-0 lead which included 90) J. Kwong 11 (.885) 118} 0. Howard li (.850) a 9-ball on the break. Reyes passed Williams by at 0. Jenson 1 (.535) M. DeFino 7 (.683) 9-8 which included two 9-balls on the break. And 91) fl. Hopkins 11 (.808) 119) G. Fix li (.821) last but not least, with the score knotted at S. Shaw 8 (.739) 8. Hunter 9 (.828) 10-10, Williams won the set with (you guessed it) 92) L. Lemke 11 (.890) 120) C. Hauser 11 (.841) T. Osborne 4 (.736) D. Matlock 7 (.816) the 9-ball on the break. 93} E. Strickland 11 (.831) 121) S. Shaw 11 (.775) After Efren Reyea (.867) ran out the rack to tie J. DiToro 3 (.679) G. Nolan 7 (.688) the score at 6-6, he never pocketed another ball. 94) D. Medina 11 (.840) 122) D. Bollman li (.792) Allen Hopkins (.888) won the next five racks and J. Lewis 4 (.673) 6 (.708) D. Louie the match 11-6. 95) J. Johnson 11 (.876) WINNERS' BRACKET P. Ciuande 3 (.604) 123) B. Williams li (.824) Name Score AVQ. Name Score AVQ. 96) H. Vickery 11 (.784) M. LeSron 8 (.763) R. Gray 9 (.688) 138) M. Sigel 11 (.952; LOSERS (7th-8th) 124) E. Reyes 11 (.887) 0. Bollman 2 (.759) 11 (.841) 97)*J. Chappel 11 (.871) 151) R. Martin J. Henderson 3 (.700) fl. 8 (.827) 8 (.800) LOSERS (13th-16th) Hopkins D. DiLiberto 11 (.887) 125) K. McCready 152) M. Sigel 11 (.813) 98) K. Davenport 11 (.889) M. Sigel 139) fl. Hopkins 11 (.826) 10 (.916) L. Lemke 8 (.806) D. D'Imperio 2 (.707) D. Medina 9 (.832) 126) T. Kwong 11 (.774) 140) R. Martin 11 (.892) WINNERS' BRACKET LOSERS (33Td-48th) R. Rosas 5 (.720) D. Howard 7 (.886) 153) B. Williams 11 (.823) 99) B. flguero 11 (.787) 127) L. Lemke li (.789) 141) M. LeBron li (.853) K. McCready 9 (.776) 5. Gandarilla 7 (.737) fl. Hopkins 6 (.738) G. Fix 4 (.680) 154) K. Davenport 11 (.895) 100) B. Hashimoto 11 (.756) 128) E. Strickland li (.868) li (.825) E. Strickland 8 (.899) Villalpando 5 (.737) D. Medina 10 (.858) 142) M. Sigel R. Rosas 7 (.790) LOSERS (5th-6th) 101) T. Okumura 11 (.840) 129) H. Vickery 11 (.844) D. Nottingham 6 (.765) J. Johnson 8 (.840) WINNERS' BRACKET 155) E. Strickland 11 (.893) R. Martin 4 (.667) 102) D. Megiveron 11 (.746) 130) K. Davenport 11 (.889) 143) B. Williams 11 (.842) E. Reyes 10 (.803) D. Jensen 1 (.467) J. Chappel 5 (.778) 156) K. McCready 11 (.833) 103) fl. Romero 11 (.777) 144) K. McCready 11 (.795) M. Sigel 10 (.880) LOSERS (17th-24th) J. Williams 9 (.746) T. Kwong 9 (.748) LOSER (4th) li (.810) 104) R. Martin li (.853) 131) D. Medina 145) E. Strickland li (.897) B. Hashimoto 8 (.731) 157) E. Strickland 11 (.920; J. Coleman 3 (.563) L. Lemke 6 (.848) K. McCready 8 (.793) 105) D. Howard 11 (.806) 132) fl. Hopkins li (.873) 146) K. Davenport 11 (.899) T. Okumura 10 (.845) WINNERS' BRACKET S. Butera 5 (.712) H. Vickery 8 (.851) 11 (.747) 158) K. Davenport 11 (.848) 106) M. DeFino 11 (.794) 133) R. Martin LOSERS (9th-12th) J. Chappel 6 (.704) B. Williams 6 (.740) 8. Houck 7 (.631) 147) fl. Hopkins 11 (.888) li (.906; LOSER (3rd) 107) G. Fix 11 (-941J 134) D. Howard E. Reyes 6 (.867) J. Johnson P. Quande 4 (.810) 5 (.783) 159) E. Strickland 11 (.922; 148) R. Martin li (.842) 8. Williams 2 (.786) 108) B. Hunter li (.796) 135) G. Fix 11 (.836) T. Kwong 6 (.704) R. Gray J. Henderson 8 (.746) FINALS 6 (.733) 149) L. Lemke 11 (.814) 136) M. LeBron li (.908) 109) D. Matlock 11 (.836) M. LeBron 9 (.793) 160) E. Strickland 9 (.893) C. Hauser l (.526) K. Davenport 8 (.840) D. DiLiberto 10 (.830) 150) M. Sigel 11 (.804) 137) R. Rosas 110) C. Hauser li (.724) li (.927) H. Vickery 9 (.811) S. Shaw 3 (.674) 161) E. Strickland 9 (.911J D. D'Imperio 9 (.853) K. Davenport 3 (.667) . R7 r/ ^ Reno Performance Rankings Sands Regent TOTAL PERFORMANCE KICK PERFORMANCE BALLS (MINIMUM KICKS = 15) # NAME GAMES MADE ERRORS TPA NAME GAMES KICKS GOOD KPA 1. Mike Sigel 155 767 104 .881 1. Danny Medina 109 51 49 .961 2. Earl Strickland I 179 896 122 880 2. Ron Rosas 76 40 38 .950 3. Efren Reyes 96 458 63 .879 3. Jerry Johnson 77 17 16 .941 4. Kim Davenport 150 642 104 .861 4. Bob Williams 134 62 58 .935 5. Wade Crane 55 260 46 .850 5. Danny D'Imperio 46 15 14 .933 6. Ron Rosas 76 347 62 .848 6. David Howard 118 25 23 .920 7. David Howard 118 576 105 .846 7. Louie Lemke 129 46 42 .913 8. Jerry Johnson 77 343 63 .845 8. Efren Reyes 96 22 20 .909 9- Dave Bollman 94 443 83 .842 9. Allen Hopkins 149 47 42 .894 10. Dave Matlock 89 400 75 .842 10. Greg Fix 104 28 25 .893 (Sands Regent Open Average = .789) (Sands Regent Open Average • .808) BREAK PERFORMANCE RUN OUT (MINIMUM BREAKS=20) OPPORTUNITIES BREAK BALL MADE OPPOR RUN I # NAME GAMES SHOTS W/0 SCR . BPA # NAME TUNITIES1 OUTS PCT. 1. Pete Lhotka 60 29 24 .828 1. Earl Strickland 161 110 68.3 2. Ernest Dominguez 53 24 18 .750 2. Efren Reyes 84 57 67.9 3. Jim Williams 60 29 21 .724 3. Mike Sigel 142 96 67.6 4. Scott Kitto 53 25 18 .720 4. Kim Davenport 131 83 63.4 5. Efren Reyes 96 58 41 .707 5. Wade Crane 45 28 62.2 6. David Howard 118 66 46 .697 6. Howard Vickery 80 48 60.0 7. Allen Hopkins 149 78 54 .692 7. Takeshi Okumura 108 63 58.3 8. Bob Hunter 98 51 34 .667 8. John Henderson 55 32 58.2 9. Wade Crane 55 29 19 .655 9. Greg Fix 95 55 57.9 10. Kim Davenport 150 86 55 .640 10. Keith McCready 140 81 57.9 (Sands Regent Open Average = .558) (Sands Regent Open Average • 49.8) MISSES POSITION ERRORS (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED) (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED) BALLS1 SHOTS BALLS POSITION # NAME MADE MISSED AVG NAME MADE ERRORS AVG 1. Mike Sigel 767 41 5.3 1. Earl Strickland 896 35 3 9 2. Earl Strickland 896 58 6.5 2. Efren Reyes 458 19 4 1 3. Greg Fix 455 30 6.6 3. Mike Sigel 767 37 4 8 4. Efren Reyes 458 32 7.0 4. Kim Davenport 642 31 4 8 5. Allen Hopkins 669 47 7.0 5. Wade Crane 260 14 5 4 6. David Howard 576 41 7.1 6. Keith McCready 640 40 6 3 7. Jerry Johnson 343 25 7.3 7. Mike LeBron 574 37 6 4 8. Ron Rosas 347 26 7.5 8. Dave Matlock 400 26 6 5 9. Kim Davenport 642 50 7.8 9. Dave Bollman 443 29 6 5 10. Paul Brienza 150 12 8.0 10. Jerry Chappel 251 17 6.8 (Sands Regent Open Aveirag e = 12.3) (Sands Regent Open Average = 8.8) Sands Regent Averages
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RENO, NV (5/30-6/2/87) - The Sands NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE Regent Hotel/Casino once again 1st Terry Osborne $2,000 Rich Hatler 120 hosted the USPPA Pro-Ara Handicap 2nd Danny D'Imperio 1,380 Fred Kent 120 Tournament as it does every June 3rd Sal Butera 1,000 Jeff Pranke 120 and December. The $3,000 added 4th Ron Campbell 700 Ron Rosas 120 event which charged a modest entry Bill Weiss 120 fee of $60 and paid forty-eight 5th-6th Noel Boni 500 25th-32nd spots boasted a full 128 player Bruce Randall 500 60 field with a waiting list! John Baltazar 7th-8th Danny Cano 60 Promoter Gene Stary and director Bill Rosenberry 400 Dan Copeland 60 Pat Fleming scheduled the 255 Gary Golder 400 Sax Dal Porto 60 matches at one hour increments and Max Harbaugh 60 enjoyed a smoothly run operation. 9th-12th Rudy Jerez 270 Frank Konrath 60 The format used was race to eight, John Henderson 270 Chris MacDonald 60 double elimination with a two out Jeff Hill 270 Geno Omodio 60 of three sets finals. After Terry Schmidt 270 overcoming handicaps of up to five The Sands' USPPA Handicap 13th-16th Tournament ia for system players games, the two big winners were Nick Cano 200 only. If you are not on the roommates! Terry Osborne defeated Mike Dewey 200 following list, not playing in a his longtime friend Danny Craig Hauser 200 USPPA weekly tournament nor an D'Imperio for the $2,000 first John Willi ford 200 Accu-Statted tournament, you prize. Dates for the next three 17th-24th cannot compete in future Sands Pro-Am events are Dec. 5-8, 1987, Bob Drakulic 120 Regent Handicap tournaments. June 4-7, 1988 and Dec. 3-6, 1988. Steve Goff 120 The top 32 finishers follow: Brian Hashimoto 120 (continued on Rll) Don't Hiss the Carolinas' Cup George and Irene Dowdy, owners of 9-ball tournament, the $15,000 The format will be race to eleven, Mothers Billiard Parlor & Grille added Carolinas' Cup (see ad on double elimination with one in Charlotte, North Carolina are page R5). Mother's ia just two session for the finals, an proud to host their first major years young and prides itaelf as a extended race to fifteen. A dress successful billiard parlor and code will be enforced. No jeans, restaurant. Most recently, a large no tennis shoes, and no collarless The Ultimate tournament room was added on to shirts. Contestants must be PBA the original structure. members if residing outside a 200 Trick Shot Tape mile radius of the tournament A UNIQUE VIDEO CASSETTE WITH Lodging rates will range from $30- site. Non-members may join prior OVER 230 SHOTS IN COLOR $60 depending on your preference. • MOST ENTERTAINING POOL VIDEO OUT. to the draw for $25. The prize • ONE HOUR & TWENTY MINUTES LONG. Spectator tickets will be money breakdown based on a full KICKS, KISSES. CAROMS, CURVES, ORIGINAL NOVELTY, available on a daily basis and BANKS. ONE POCKET, KISS POOL & PROPOSITION SHOTS. field is as follows; SEND CHECK OR I INCLUDES POSTAGE weekly passes will be available MONEY ORDER - $4995„ , AND HANDLING BETA for $60* Spectators will also have 1. $7,000 7-8. 1000 the opportunity to participate 2. 4,500 9-12. 650 44 Trick Shot Diagrams side by side with the pros in 3. 3,000 13-16. 425 LEARN THE SET-UPS ANO PHYSICS OF POOL • 8EST TRICK SHOT INSTRUCTION AVAILABLE. specialty events with no entry 4. 2,000 17-24. 275 LOOSE LEAF JN HANDSOME fee. 5-6. 1,500 IN ENVELOPE $-1500 6RINGBINDEP *20°o The $3,000 added Woaena* Division Improve Your Shotmak ing The $12,000 added Open Division is is sanctioned by the WPBA and will A DETAILED UST OF 30 BASICS THAT CAN sanctioned by the Professional take place September 17-19. The CAUSE YOU TO MISS A POOL SHOT Billiards Association and will field is limited to the first LOOSE LEAF TO SEND CHECK OR MO FIT 6 RING BINDER $10
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Name Events Money Winnings Won Lost COL SC DAY IA RENO Sigel, Mike 6 6 33855.00 48-9 1 1 2 17-24 5-6 1 Strickland, Earl 5 5 17681.00 26-9 2 4 5-6 . 1 17-32 Hall, Buddy 5 5 16397.00 32-9 4 7-8 17-24 1 . 2 Reyes, Efren 6 6 13914.00 34 - 13 5-6 3 9-12 2 9-12 3-4 Varner, Nick 5 4 12950.00 20-10 . 17-24 1 13-16 49-64 5-8 Davenport, Kim 6 5 10789.00 23 - 12 13-16 9-12 3 17-24 2 33-64 LeBron, Mike 6 5 6402.00 26 - 13 17-24 25-32 13-16 13-16 9-12 3-4 Williams, Bob 5 4 5752.00 18 - 10 17-24 . 17-24 25-32 3 9-16 Howard, David 6 6 5617.00 28 - 13 7-8 13-16 13-16 5-6 13-16 9-16 Jarvis, Mark 4 2 5500.00 11-8 . 2 33-48 5-6 . 33-64 Medina, Danny 6 5 4827.00 26 - 13 17-24 5-6 7-8 49-64 13-16 9-16 West, Dallas 3 3 4200.00 16-6 . 13-16 5-6 4. DiLiberto, Danny 4 3 4178.00 15-8 3 17-24 . . 33-48 9-16 Martin, Ray 3 3 3664.00 15-6 13-16 . 9-12 . 5-6 Hopkins, Allen 3 2 3500.00 14-7 33-48 . . .7-8 5-8 McCoy, Don 3 2 3500.00 8-7 . . 49-64 3 . 17-32 Mizerak, Steve 4 3 3389.00 15-8 5-6 . 33-48 17-24 . 5-8 Fix, Greg 5 4 3200.00 18-11 . 33-48 17-24 17-24 13-16 5-8 McCready, Keith 2 1 3200.00 6-4 . . . . 4 33-64 Vickery, Howard 6 3 2700.00 12 - 14 49-61 17-24 33-48 25-32 9-12 9-16 Jones, Sammy 3 3 2600.00 11-8 . 9-12 . 13-16 . 9-16 Rempe, Jim 2 2 2402.00 8-4 17-24 .4 ... Bollman, Dave 6 3 2300.00 16 - 12 33-48 25-32 13-16 7-8 17-24 33-64 Nolan, Gary 4 3 2225.00 11-8 . . 9-12 7-8 25-32 33-64 Brienza, Paul 5 2 2200.00 9-11 . 7-8 33-48 49-64 65-81 9-16 Hunter, Bob 4 3 2152.00 10 - 8 17-24 5-6 . . 25-32 33-64 Mathews, Grady 5 3 2100.00 11 - 10 25-32 13-16 33-48 9-12 . 17-32 Crane, Wade 5 2 1776.00 11 - 11 9-12 . 25-32 49-64 49-64 9-16 Parica, Jose 3 3 1776.00 9-6 9-12 17-24 . . . 17-32 Lemke, Louie 1 1 1750.00 5-2 . . . 7-8 Vanover, Bob 2 2 1400.00 7-4 . 9-12 . . . 17-32 Reid, Jimmy 3 2 1302.00 7-6 17-24 . 33-48 9-12 Kwong, Tim 1 1 1200.00 4-2 . . . . 9-12 Dominguez, Ernest 3 1 1025.00 6-6 . .7-8 . 49-64 33-64 Archer, John 1 1 1017.00 3-2 7-8 . Balukas, Jean 4 2 1000.00 7-9 33-48 17-24 . 25-32 . 17-32 Hashimoto, Brian 2 2 1000.00 6-4 . . . . 17-24 17-32 Hauser, Craig 2 2 1000.00 7-5 . . . . 17-24 17-32 Lane, Dick 2 2 902.00 4-4 17-24 17-24 .... Maryo, Mark 4 1 900.00 5-8 33-48 9-12 49-64 33-48 McAninch, Steve 1 I 900.00 3-2 . . . 9-12 Burge, Billy 1 1 900.00 3-2 . . . 9-12 Carter, Jeff 2 1 875.00 5-4 . 33-48 9-12 Rosas, Ron 2 1 800.00 4-4 . . . . 13-16 33-64 Incardona, Bill 4 1 776.00 6-8 9-12 49-64 33-48 . 65-81 MacDonald, Chris 5 1 776.00 8-10 9-12 25-32 49-64 . 49-64 33-64 Michaels, George 2 1 700.00 4-4 . 13-16 49-64 Aporff, Harry 1 1 700.00 3-2 . . . 13-16 Megiveron, Dick 2 2 650.00 5-4 . . . . 25-32 17-32 Louie, Dan 2 2 650.00 5-5 . . . . 25-32 17-32 , Dobosenski, Ron 3 1 600.00 7-6 . 33-48 13-16 . . 33-64 YEAR TO DATE Sessions Won -Lost MINIMUM SESSIONS - 8 (THRU 6/28/87) # NAME WON LOST PCT # NAME WON LOST PCT 1. Sigel, Mike 48-9 .842 24. Jones, Sammy 11 - 8 .579 2. Hall, Buddy 32-9 .780 25. Nolan, Gary 11 - 8 .579 3. Strickland, Earl 26-9 .743 26. Bollman, Dave 16 - 12 .571 4. West Dallas 16-6 .727 27. Hunter, Bob 10 - 8 .556 5. Reyes, Efren 34 - 13 .723 28. Carter, Jeff 5 - 4 .556 6. Martin, Ray 15-6 .714 29. Matlock, Dave 5 - 4 .556 7. Howard, David 28 - 13 .683 30. Meglveron, Dick 5 - 4 .556] 8. LeBron, Mike 26 - 13 .667 31. Schwartz, Larry 5 - 4 .556 9. Medina, Danny 26 - 13 .667 32. Dobosenski, Ron 7 - 6 .538 10. Varner, Nick 20 - 10 .667 33. Reid, Jimmy 7 - 6 .538 11. Hopkins, Allen 14-7 .667 34. McCoy, Don 8 - 7 .533 12. Rempe, Jim 8-4 .667 35. Mathews, Grady 11 - 10 .524 13. Davenport, Kim 23 - 12 .658 36. Crane, Wade 11 - 11 .500 14. DiLiberto, Danny 15-8 .652 37. Munson, Willie 6 - 6 .500 15. Mizerak, Steve 15-8 .652 38. Dominguez, Ernestt ) 6 - 6 .500 16. Williams, Bob 18 - 10 .643 39. Louie, Dan 5 - 5 .500 17. Vanover, Bob 7-4 .636 40. Gulyassy, Mike 4 - 4 .500 18. Fix, Greg 18 - 11 .621 41. Kitto, Scott 4 ~ 4 .500 19. Parica, Jose 9-6 .600 42. Lane, Dick 4 - 4 .500 20. Hashimoto, Brian 6-4 .600 43. Michaels, George 4 - 4 .500 21. McCready, Keith 6-4 .600 44. Nottingham, David 4 - 4 .500 22. Hauser, Craig 7-5 .583 45. Rosas, Ron 4 - 4 .500 23. Jarvis, Mark 11-8 .579 46. Spaeth, Gary 4 - 4 .500 Upcoming Major Events Date (1987) Event's Title City, State Entry Added Phone Aug. 30-Sep. 3 B.C. Open (Open) Binghamton, NY $350.00 $10,500 607-754-2482 Aug. 30-Sep. 3 B.C. Open (Women) Binghamton, NY $250.00 $5,000 607 -754-2482 Sept. 14-19 Carolinas' Cup (Open) Charlotte, NC $250.00 $12,000 201 -838-7089 Sept. 17-19 Carolinas' Cup (Women) Charlotte, MC $200.00 $3,000 201-838-708 9 Oct. 20-25 City of Champions Detroit, MI $300.00 $10,000 216 -376-0202 Nov. 2-7 U.S. Open Norfolk, VA N/A N/A (Wait for det«tils ) Nov. 9-14 N.C. Fall 9-Ball Classic Charlotte, NC N/A N/A (Wait for details) Nov. 17-21 Lexington All-Star Open Lexington, KY $200.00 $6,000 216 -376-0202 Dec. 9-13 Sand3 Regent Open Reno, NV $300.00 $20,000 800 -648-3553 Jan. 11-16(88) Rak'm Up Classic Columbia, SC $275.00 $20,000 803 -772-5336 What is the "40 Second Ti»e Limit Rule?" starts when the incoming player is handed the cue Essentially a player has no more than forty seconds ball. During a break shot: clock starts when the to shoot each ahot. At the start of a run, the rack is approved or accepted. In all cases., the clock starts when the incoming player steps to the clock 8tops when the cue ball is struck. Warning: a table. During a run, the clock starts when all of clicking sound is heard when ten seconds remain. V the balls stop rolling. After a foul, the clock Penalty: foul, ball in hand anywhere i on the table. ji ^ rri2; Tour Point Rankings ST. LOUIS, MO - The Tour Point Rankings is the official method for determining PBA player rankings. Points are awarded to the top twenty-four finishers of each PBA sanctioned event according to point values set up by the PBA board. The points are updated at the end of each month and reflect the results of PBA sanctioned tournaments for the previous twelve months. It's interesting to note thst Mike Sigel may be the first professional pool player to win over $100,000 in tournament winnings in a twelve month period. PRIZE TOUR PRIZE TOUR # NAME MONEY POINTS ft NAME MONEY POINTS 1. MICHAEL SIGEL $102,176 736 33. ROBERT HUNTER $3,678 42 2. EARL STRICKLAND 36,165 447 34. DAN LOUIE 2,938 42 3. NICK VARNER 31,503 385 35. CHRIS MACDONALD 2,639 42 4. BUDDY HALL 26,070 358 36. JIMMY MATAYA 2,105 41 5. DAVID HOWARD 26,995 329 37. DICK LANE 2,502 32 6. ALLEN HOPKINS 24,567 316 38. DAVID FAVOR 1,391 30 7. EFREN REYES 15,762 238 39. GARY NOLAN 2,225 28 8. DANNY MEDINA 17,886 219 40. SCOTT KITTO 2,393 23 9. KIM DAVENPORT 16,239 206 41. LENNY LODER 1,460 22 10. MIKE LEBRON 14,464 191 42. RONALD ALLEN 1,833 19 11. WADE CRANE 10,076 166 43. MIKE GULYASSY 650 19 12. GRADY MATHEWS 8,393 145 44. BOB VANOVER 1,400 17 13. JOSE PARICA 9,942 136 45. LOUIE ROBERTS 650 16 14. HOWARD VICKERY 8,154 124 46. MARK MARYO 900 15 15. JIMMY REID 6,910 119 47. BILLY BURGE 900 12 16. STEVE MIZERAK 8,646 112 48. MICHAEL CONE 450 12 17. DAVE BOLLMAN 7,201 101 49. JASPER FLOWERS 650 11 18. MARK JARVIS 6,081 93 50. JR. 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Phone:(312)545-2474 Toledo Performance Rankings Glass City Open TOTAL PERFORMANCE KICK PERFORMANCE BALLS (MINIMUM KICKS = 15) NAME GAMES MADE ERRORS TPA NAME GAMES RICKS GOOD KPA 1. Buddy Hall 111 591 57 .912 1. Buddy Hall 111 27 26 .963 2. Nick Varner 105 467 66 876 2. Jim Mataya 72 23 22 .957 3 Efren Reyes 145 655 99 .869 3. John Beyerlein 48 15 14 .933 4 David Howard 175 900 152 .856 4. Grady Mathews 83 26 24 .923 5 Jim Mataya 72 340 58 .854 5. Yoshihiro Morino 61 23 21 .913 6 Mike Sigel 70 290 50 .853 6. Jean Balukas 76 21 19 .905 7 Don McCoy 116 508 89 .851 7. Efren Reyes 145 39 34 .872 8 Paul Brienza 41 146 26 .849 8. Harry Aporff 82 23 20 .870 9 Bob Williams 74 342 61 .849 9. Mike Sigel 70 22 19 .864 10 Mark Jarvis 105 485 90 .843 10. Ichiro Kitatani 71 20 17 .850 (Glass City Open Average = .806) (Glass City Open Avera ge : = .786) BREAK PERFORMANCE RUN OUT (MINIMUM BREAKS= 20) OPPORTUNITIES BREAK BALL MADE OPPOR RUN NAME GAMES SHOTS W/O SCR. BPA # NAME TUNITIES OUTS PCT. 1. Danny Medina 41 20 14 .700 1. Buddy Hall 103 76 73.8 2. Takeshi Okumura 52 23 16 .696 2. Nick Varner 83 59 71.1 3 Dallas West 170 98 68 .694 3. Efren Reyes 121 83 68.6 4 Dave Bollman 132 65 45 .692 4. Kim Davenport 60 39 65.0 5 Bob Williams 74 39 27 .692 5. Mike LeBron 95 60 63.2 6 Efren Reyes 145 81 53 .654 6. Don McCoy 100 63 63.0 7 George Breedlove 89 43 28 .651 7. Mike Sigel 61 38 62.3 8 Jean Balukas 76 41 26 .634 8. Jack Hynes 45 28 62.2 9 Willie Munson 57 27 17 .630 9. Danny Medina 31 19 61.3 10 Bill Stephen 68 35 22 .629 10. Jim Mataya 67 41 61.2 (Glass City Open Average = 565) (Glass City Open Average • 52.5) MISSES POSITION ERRORS (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED) (PER 100 BALLS POCKETED) BALLS SHOTS BALLS POSITION NAME MADE MISSED AVG NAME MADE ERRORS AVG 1. Buddy Hall 591 28 4 7 1. Buddy Hall 591 18 3 0 2. Nick Varner 467 23 4 9 2. Danny Medina 156 6 3 8 3. Don McCoy 508 27 5 3 3. Wade Crane 100 4 4 0 4. Paul Brienza 146 9 6 2 4. Nick Varner 467 19 4 1 5. Jim Mataya 340 21 6 2 5. David Howard 900 40 4 4 6. Efren Reyes 655 41 6 3 6. Efren Reyes 655 30 4 6 7. Bob Williams 342 22 6 4 7. Jack Hynes 213 10 4 7 8. Mike Sigel 290 19 6 6 8. Don McCoy 508 27 5 3 472 33 7 337 9. Mike LeBron 0 9. Jean Balukas 18 5 3 323 25 352 10. Dennis Hatch 7.7 10. Steve Mizerak 19 5.4 (Glass City Open Average ' 10.9) (Glass City Open Average = 7.3) GLASS CITY Averages Run out from the break: 16% Ball made on the break: 63% Run out after making a ball on the break: 28% Nine ball made on the break: 3.1% Run out with ball in hand: 65% Scratch on the break: 11% Vs T8 ^ Scores Notable Matches (continued from page T4) (continued from page T3) # Name Score Avg. / Name Score Avg. In what would have been the most spectacular come- 83) G. Fix 11 (.826) 107) D. West 11 (.895) frora-behind win this year, Jim Mataya (.842) 8. Dickerson 8 (.755) H. Aporff 2 (.586) trailed Grady Mathewa (.822) 1-9. After winning 84) M. LeBron n (.928J 108) G. Nolan 11 (.827) the next nine racks, the stage was set for the 8. Williams 9 (.845) S. Jones 7 (.800) incredible come back. Mathews played a safety and 85) D. West 11 (.843) WINNERS' BRACKET T. Mougey 8 (.808) Mataya kicked a ball in to start his run out. With 109) B. Hall 11 (.922J just two easy balls from victory, Mataya missed 86) M. Gulyassy li (.835) G. Mathews 4 (.836) Y. Morino 3 (.631) the eight ball. Final: Mathews 11, Mataya 10. 110) E. Reyes li (.918; 87) G. Breedlove 11 (.804) J. Reid 5 (.817) In another come-from-behind match, Ichiro Kitatani B. Stephen 10 (.794) 111) D. McCoy 11 (.859) (.731) trailed Jiaary Raid (.797) 1-7. He 88) S. Mizerak n (.918) S. McAninch 7 (.750) eventually tied the match at 7-7, 9-9, and 10-10. D. Hatch 6 (.740) 112) M. Jarvis 11 (.874) He broke the final rack and was running out. He WINNERS' BRACKET B. Surge 8 (.786) got straight in on the eight ball, too straight. 89) G. Mathews 11 (.822) LOSERS (9th-12th) Trying to finesse the cue ball, he followed it in J. Mataya 10 (.842) 113) D. Howard li (.863) behind the eight. Reid won 11-10. 90) 8. Hall 11 (.936) S. McAninch 3 (.676) D. Bollman 6 (.783) 114) D. Bollman li (.800) The best played match was saved for the finals. 91) E. Reyes 11 (.873) B. Surge 10 (.827) Buddy Hall (.976) kept Efren Reyes (.769) busy M. Sigel 7 (.857) aw 115) D. West li (.814) kicking, saftying, racking and sitting! Hall won 92) J. Reid 11 (.797) G. Mathews 3 (.698) the one-sided affair 11-1 while missing just one I. Kitatani W (.731) 116) G. Nolan 11 (.784) thin cut. 93) D. McCoy 11 (.869) J. Reid 10 (.810) 5. Jones 2 (.729) LOSERS (7th-8th) 94) 5. McAninch 11 (.832) M ^ J- | « ^J" ^^ •— f G. Nolan 9 (.777) 117) D. Howard li (.809) Hall and Balukas D. Bollman 5 (.696) 95) B. Surge 11 (.750) (continued from page T3) 118) D. West li (.821) J. Aporff 10 (.706) G. Nolan 6 (.792) not share in the high run honors for "Breaking and 96) M. Jarvis 11 (.888) Running Out." Six competitors tied in that category WINNERS' BRACKET K. Davenport 7 (.760) with a high run of three racks. They were Jim 119) B. Hall li (.907; LOSERS (17th-24th) Mataya, Takeshi Okumura, Willie Munson, John E. Reyes 7 (.820) 97) N. Varner li (.865) a* Duclos, and Gary Nolan. 120) D. McCoy li (.906J I. Kitatani 2 (.683)- - ^B i * ^J ^p ^r r M. Jarvis 4 (.789) Twenty-four women competed in the race to nine 98) D. Howard 11 (.856) M. Sigel 10 (.822) LOSERS (5th-6th) Women's Division. Jean Balukas drew a bye the fir8t round and then defeated Shampo (7), Picard (4), 99) D. Bollman 11 (.798) 121) E. Reyes li (.851) G. Fix 10 (.758) D. Howard 6 (.839) Jones (5), Mataya (3), and Miura (6). The WPBA established the prize money breakdown and awarded 100) M. LeBron 11 (.786) 122) 0. West li (.837) G. Mataya 9 (.818) M. Jarvis 8 (.783) Balukas 2,700. 1Q1) D. West 11 (.853) LOSER (4th) Three lucky spectators were rewarded for their K. Davenport 10 (.826) 123) E. Reyes 11 (.870) support of the tournament by winning valuable door 102) H. Aporff 11 (.756) 0. West 5 (.750) M. Gulyassy 8 (.791) WINNERS' BRACKET prizes. Cathy Arndt won a $2,500 trip to Hawaii plus $500 cash! Mike Hudkins won $1000 cash and 103) G. Nolan 11 (.856) 124) B. Hall li (.904! G. Breedlove 9 (.750) 0. McCoy 4 (.738) Vince Jabkiewicz won a $750 Joss Cue and a $175 104) S. Jones 11 (.814) LOSER (3rd) George Cue Case. See ya next year! S. Mizerak 8 (.802) 125) E. Reyes li (.886) LOSERS (13th-16th) D. McCoy 7 (.855) 105) D. Howard 11 (.9041 FINALS PAUL MOTTEY N. Varner 8 (.882) 126) B. Hall li (.976i 106) D. Bollman 11 (.795) E. Reyes 1 (.769) M. LeBron 8 (.742) MOTTEY CUSTOM CUES FOR SALE Commercial Pool Table 2852 Broadway Avenue Commercial Billiard Table Pittsburgh. Pa. 15216 Commercial Snooker Table (412)531-3500 For information, call 201-226-5429 V. T7 Total Performance Average (TPA) GLASS CITY Rankings * NAME TPA NAME TPA NAME TPA 1. Buddy Hall .912 23. Jack Hynes .813 44. Harry Aporff .770 2. Nick Varner .876 24. Harry Sexton .813 45. John Beyerlein .764 3. Efren Reyes .869 25. Mike Gulyassy .812 46. Chuck Absher .754 4. David Howard .856 26. Howard Vickery .810 47. Ron Casanzio .752 5. Jim Mataya .854 27. Takeshi Okumura .808 48. Ichiro Kitatani .744 6. Mike Sigel .853 28. Bob Dickerson .808 49. Yoshihiro Morino .74 J 7. Don McCoy .851 29. Sammy Jones .802 50. John Duelos .739 8. Paul Brienza .849 30. Jimmy Reid .802 51. Steve Dobrowolski .736 9. Bob Williams .849 31. Billy Burge .801 52. Larry York .725 10. Mark Jarvis .843 32. Steve McAninch .800 53. Pete Tascarella .723 U. Steve Mizerak .840 33. Wade Crane .800 54. Carl Burgio .718 12. Jean Balukas .838 34. Mark Maryo .799 55. Frank Zummo .718 13. Grady Mathews .838 35. Dave Bollman .796 56. John Dansereau .710 14. Dallas West .835 36. George Bveedlove .788 57. Wesley Oyama .702 15. Gary Nolan .832 37. Gene Catron .785 58. Dick Perkins .663 16. Mike LeBron .831 38. Bill Petrovish .784 59. Mike Hudkins .663 17. Danny Medina .825 39. Dave Piona .783 60. Mark Griffin .625 18. Dennis Hatch .824 40. Bill Stephen .781 61. Joe Wichman .624 19. Kim Davenport .819 41. John Zaksas .780 62. Rejean Picard .569 20. Willie Munson .818 42. Stan Moon .774 63. Dan Kromer .548 21. Greg Fix .817 43. Mike Alvarez .773 64. Tom Peck .418 22. Tony Mougey .814 What is an error? An error is one of the factors used in determining the TPA, There are five possible errors. They are any Miss, Scratch on the Break, Bad Kick, Bad Safety, and Bad Position. Top Ten Plays A TPA of .900 or more isi regarded made in /A* as except ion play. What follows are the ten best plays i for the Glass City Open: 1. (.976) Buddy Hsll vs. Reyes 1 Two-piece billiard cues with the 2. (.937) Nick Varner vs i Burgio features and quality found only in 3. (.936) Buddy Hall vs. Bollman 4. 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Piona IQ (.773) 0. Piona 7 f.75^J J. Beyerlein 3 (.615) 31) J. Balukas 11 (.833) 59) G. Nolan 11 (.876) 72j M. LeBron il (.878) Fix 8 (.828) 2) G. Catron li (.768) S. Mizerak 6 (.763) G. M. Maryo 7 (.764) J. Wichman 3 (.586) 32) M. Jarvis li (.875) 60) S. McAninch li (.864) 73) T. Mougey 11 (.840) Dickerson 9 (.827) 3) J. Hynes U (.847) D. Kromer 2 (.448) B. D. Perkins 1 (.529) N. Varner 8 (.833) LOSERS (49th-64th) 61) B. Surge li (.870) 74) 0. West li (-900J H. Vickery 9 (.785) J. Duclos 1 (.484) 4) G. Mathews 11 (.895) 33) J. Beyerlein 11 (.819) W. Crane 4 (.744) J. Wichman 5 (.658) 62) H. Aporff 11 (.874) 75) M. Gulyassy 11 (.833) T. Okumura 5 (.743) 5) S. Moon 11 (.781) 34) N. Varner 11 (.868) J. Zaksas 7 (.795) D. Howard 9 (.764) W. Crane 8 (.829) 63) K. Davenport 11 (.856) 76) Y. Morino 11 (.794) C. Burgio 4 (.726) S. Dobrowolski 7 (.713) 6) D. Bollman 11 (.852) 35) D. Howard li (.832) W. Oyama 9 (.816) W. Oyama 5 (.545) 64) M. Jarvis li (.820) 77) G. Breedlove 11 (.858) J. Balukas 10 (.835) B. Petrovish 5 (.817) 7) G. Breedlove 11 (.793) 36) W. Manson 11 (.862) M. Alvarez 7 (.769) " M. Alvarez 10 (.778) LOSERS (33rd-48th) 78) B. Stephen li (.800) 8) 8. Hall 11 (.865) 37) M. Griffin li 65) J. Balukas 11 (.845) S. Moon 7 (.774) W. Manson 9 (.804) T. Peck (FORFEIT) J. Beyerlein 7 (.763) 79) D. Hatch 11 (.832) 9) Y. Morino U (.729) 38) R. Casanzio li (.795) 66) N. Varner li (.937J J. Hynes 10 (.780) T. Peck 2 (.418) M. Hudkins 5 (.695) C. Burgio 4 (.700) 80) S. Mizerak li (.850) 10) M. Sigel 11 (.870) 39) B. Williams li (.934) 67) 0. Howard 11 (.898) G. Catron 9 (.800) M. Griffin 4 (.673) L. York 5 (.820) T. Okumura 6 (.785) LOSERS (25th-32nd) 11) E. Reyes 11 (.878) 40) M. Maryo 11 (.798) 68) H. Vickery 11 (.869) 81) N. Varner li (.869) R. Casanzio 2 (.686) J. Dansereau 9 (.670) W. Munson 5 (.754) J. Balukas 9 (.840) 12) M. Gulyassy 11 (.761) 41) D. Perkins 11 (.721) 69) B. Dickerson 11 (.844) 82) D. Howard 11 (.940) M. Hudkins 8 (.630) R. Picard 7 (.608) M. Griffin 2 (.571) H. Vickery 3 (.714) 13) J. Duclos 11 (.777) 42) D. West li (.833) 70) G. Fix 11 (.793) B. Williams 9 (.764) P. Tascarella 10 (.787) 1 R. Casanzio 9 (.747) (continued on page T7) L^B^B^BW 14)^ ^T i I^b .• Kitatanir » ^b Im \^m W s_d »^bh li^k » 1 *(.774) ' ' ^^ f *43* ~s ]} ,\J7 * Lo7ak 19} S. Jones 11 (.865) 48J 5. Mizerak li (.826) 1 TOP D. West 7 (.772) 0. Kromer 2 (.614) 1 HANDLE — , --,«-— -^ 20) D. Piona 11 (.824) WINNERS' BRACKET 1 P. Tascarella 5 (.627) 49) J. Mataya li (.857) 1 21) G. Nolan 11 (.90QI G. Catron 6 (.786) 1 D. Medina 9 (.872) NAMK ANO V\? 50) G. Mathews li (.873) 1 DKSJGNI'ANKL JL 22) G. Fix 11 (.882) J. Hynes 7 (.808) 1 KNONT ANO UACKJB B&9. »!* rf"5V'':!n li n'* 1 ^Irt l"OCKKTW/ J. Zaksas 4 (.677) , 51) D. Bollman 11 (.815) 1 its ' Vdd»St"i -liL TOP /-1I*1'KI< 23) B. Dickerson 11 (.814) 5. Moon 8 (.765) S. Dobrowolski 5 (.659) su* ff 52) B. Hall li (.885) 1 IIAND1.K fll i IM w v I • I 24) S. McAninch 11 (.804) G. Breedlove 3 (.673) 1 1* &• b• J FA II \^f Li/ H. Sexton 9 (.848) 53) M. Sigel 11 (.869) 1 i • 4 25) B. Surge li (.788) Y. Morino 5 (.797) 1 SMOULDKK Ql' J ^1 STKA1* MS --7|] ffjffi^ef *ffl'' rir tl i l^A J. Petrovish 4 (.736) 54) E. Reyes 11 (.885) 1 S 26) H. Vickery 11 (.818) M. Guiyassy 6 (.851) 1 KIVKTS J, t * flh^^f^VJ R TOCKETW/ F. Zummo 4 (.739) 55) I. Kitatani li (.755) 1 27) H. Aporff 11 (.810) J. Duclos 10 (.778) 1 FKONT BACK B. Stephen 2 (.678) 56) J. Reid 11 (.728) 1 28) T. Okumuro 11 (.868) T. Mougey 10 (.812) 1 C. Absher 8 (.759) 57) D. McCoy 11 (.875) 1 M. LeBron 10 (.771) 1 2014 PHYLLIS PLACE • TAMPA. FL 33619 29) C. Burgio 11 (.720) (813)623-6004 D. Hatch 9 (.806) W m T4 — J Hall and Balukas Win Hands Down A full field of sixty-four players competed in the more difficulty position play especially when using Open Division of The 3rd Annual Glass City Open and the rails is also a problem. As a result, the true watched helplessly as Buddy Hall ran away with it. champions who could adjust to unusual situations A field of twenty-four women competed in the would prevail, and they did. Women's Division and watched helplessly as Jean Balukas ran away with that one. Both players The opening round had more than its share of upsets breezed through their respective fields undefeated. such as Jack Hynes over Nick Varner, Stan Moon over David Howard, and John Duclos over Bob Williams. It Promoter Larry Kahan and Director Joe Kerr hosted was also ironic that during a nationally televised the $15,000 added event in the massive Tam-0- news story recently featuring Jean Balukas, Steve Shanter Sports Complex in Sylvania, Ohio, a suburb Mizerak was quoted as saying that "Jean Balukas of Toledo. Kahan made an extra special effort this will never win a men's tournament." Well, ahe's year to improve the popular event by taking it out getting closer. Mizerak himself fell victim to of his Hi-Cue Billiards and securing an arena that Balukas' talents 11-6. There were a total of would accommodate more spectators and vendors. He fourteen .900 TPA's, most of which were shot by had Ray Downing of The Toledo Billiard Supply Co. Buddy Hall. In the finals, Buddy Hall shot a near set up six beautiful Brunswick Gold Crowns. Promo perfect .976, the highest average of the week, to man Tom Elder was responsible for the beautiful clinch the Glass City Title from runner-up Efren four color poster and spectator program in addition Reyes. Hall not only shot the highest single to committing the media to cover the event. It Accu-Stats average but also had the highest overall seemed that nothing was being overlooked but what tournament average of .912! The next highest was not anticipated was the unusually high humidity tournament average was thirty-six points lower, an and heat. There's no question about it that the .876 by Nick Varner. Hall also scored highest in playing conditions were tough. The humidity and the "Run Out Opportunity" category running out 76 heat contributed to less than ideal playing of the 103 opportunities (73.8%) he had. Hall did conditions. With high humidity, pocketing balls is (continued on page T7) Notable Matches Gary Nolan (.900) and Danny Medina (.872) traded and despite pocketing only 67 balls to Mougey's the lead several times during their match and were 95, he still managed to squeak out the win 11-10. tied nine separate times. Nolan won the last two In this nip and tuck match, Jean Balukas (.835) rscks to end the see-saw match 11-9. and Mark Jarvis (.820) traded racks as they were For the first ten racks, Jean Balukas (.833) tied at 2-2, 3-3, 4-4, 5-5, 6-6, 7-7, 8-8, 9-9, maintained a .925 TPA while mounting an 8-2 lead and 10-10. Jarvis played the last two racks with over Steva Mizerak (.763). They traded racks for precision and won 11-10. the rest of the set as Balukas won 11-6. Nick Varner (.937) recovered from some inferior A nine ball on the break put Pete Taacarella matches by running out 11 of the 12 opportunities (.787) on the hill 10-6 over Dallas West (.833) he had and missing only one ball. He defeated Carl but Tascsrella had some tough leaves to work with Burgio (.700) 11-4. and just couldn't close the set. West's good run Dallae West (.900) made a ball on the break outs, nine ball on the break, and session winning without scratching on each of his eleven breaks en kiss shot cinched the match 11-10. route to an 11-1 victory over John Duclos (.484). While Accu-Statting this match from the video Bill Stephen (.800) won the first ten racks of tape, it appeared that Bill Petroviah (.812) had this session and shot an impressive .938 TPA up to prematurely won the race to eleven match over that point. For the next seven racks, Stephen shot Frank Zummo (.688) 10-2. Evidently, Zummo had had a .400 TPA nearly jeopardizing the match. He enough torture for one day and conceded early. finally closed the door on Stan Moon (.774) 11-7. Jiaay Reid (.728) scratched eleven times in his During two turns at the table, David Howard (.940) match against Tony Mougey (.812). Reid scratched pocketed a total of 57 balls while rendering four times on the break, five times while going for position, once while playing a safety, and Howard Vickery (.714) helpless. Howard won 11-3. once while kicking. Despite all of the scratches (continued on page T7) tr- ::\ THE 3rd ANNUAL GLASS CITY OPEN TOLEDO, OHIO May 26 31,1987 Mem FINAL STANDINGS NAME AVG. PRIZE NAME AVG. 1st Buddy Hall (.912) $6, ,000.00 Bill Stephen (.781) 2nd Efren Reyes (.869) 4,,000.00 Yoshiro Morino (.743) 3rd Don McCoy (.851) 3,,000.00 33rd-48th 4th Dallas West (.835) 2 ,000.00 Willie Munson (.818) 5th-6th Jack Hynes (.813) David Howard (.856) 1 ,500.00 Takeshi Okumura (.808) Mark Jarvis (.843) 1 ,500.00 Mark Maryo ( .799) 7th-8th Gene Catron (.785) Gary Nolan (.832) 1 ,200.00 Bill Petrovish ( .784) Dave Bollman ( .796) 1 ,200.00 Dave Piona (.783) 9th-12th John Zaksas (.780) Grady Mathews (.838) 900.00 Stan Moon (.774) Jimmy Reid (.802) 900.00 John Beyerlein (.764) Billy Surge (.801) 900.00 Ron Casanzio (.752) Steve McAninch ( .800) 900.00 John Duclos (.739) 13th-16th Steve Dobrowolsl (201)226-5429 " Vol. 3, No.3 Buddy Halls .976 Clinches Glass City Title Photo by BILLIE BILLING TOLEDO- Buddy Hall was more than a match for his competitors as evidenced by his 7-0 record and his .912 tournament average. The accomplishments earned him the $6,000 first prize and The 3rd Annual Glass City Open title. In races to eleven, he routed Munson (9), Breedlove (3), Bollman (6), Mathews (4), Reyes (7), McCoy (4), and Reyes (1). Jean Balukas continued her domination of the womens' division.