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Buddy Hall $5,000 5 A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 9-BALL POCKET BILLIARDS $2.00 Jan. 1-Nov. 14, 1984 Vol. O-No.1 TOURNAMENT STATISTICS Welcome to the world of billiard statistics. This publication is designed for those who wish to follow major professional tournaments. This year twelve tournaments will have been classified as major. Starting January, 1985, Accu-Stats will supply complete statistical coverage of all contestants at every major event. In fact, each issue will feature only ONE tournament and present the following information: A PICTURE and ARTICLE just on that tournament. The COMPLETE final standings of all contestants. The COMPLETE prize money breakdown. EVERY score of EVERY match. The Accu-Stats TPA for EVERY match. The Accu-Stats TPA averages for EVERY contestant. The COMPLETE tournament flow chart. RANKINGS in statistical catagories. YEAR-TO-DATE information. The SCORESHEET of the final match. [ As you can see, this is more coverage than you would ever expect for a tournament! Since Accu-Stats will feature only major tournaments, issues will be published depending on their dates. This issue is merely a sampling of the type of information that will be presented in future issues. The Accu-Stats system has been featured by ESPN during the Caesars Vegas and Caesars Tahoe Classic tournaments, so be looking for it in the future. In the meantime, turn the page, relax and enjoy. It's new, exciting, and only the beginning! IN THE MONEY $$$ $$$ TAMPA JANUARY 10-15 # NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE t NAME PRIZE 1. Buddy Hall $5,000 5. Steve Cook 800 9. Tom Hill 300 2. Mike Sigel 2,800 6. Jimmy Reid 800 10. Bill Staton 300 5. David Howard 1,800 7. Jim Rempe 500 11. Danny DiLiberto 300 4. George Brunt 1,200 8. Louis Bennett 500 12. Floyd Baxter 300 HOUSTON JANUARY 23-28 § NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE 1. Earl Strickland $7,000 11. John Shuput 1,000 22. Danny DiLi berto 500 2. Steve Mizerak 3,800 12. David Howard 1,000 23. Billy Dan RogersSOO 3. Buddy Hall 2,500 13. Jim Marino 750 24. Gilbert Ma rtinez500 4. Jay Swanson 2,000 14. Scott Smith 750 25. Joe Saad 400 5. Dallas West 1,500 15. Jimmy Reid 750 26. Mike Sigel 400 16. Coyt Chapman 750 rts 400 6. Lou Butera 1,500 27. Louie Robe 1,250 17. Howard Vickery 500 28. Roger Este lie 400 7. Danny Jones 18. Rick Marcos 500 1,250 29. Kim Davenp ort 400 8. Joe Salazar 1,000 19. Larry Hubbart 500 30. Steve Smit h 400 9. Dave Bollman 1,000 20. Ed Kelly 500 on 400 31. Larry Nels 10. Pat Fleming 21. Jim Williams 500 400 32. Bob Hunter RICHMOND, KY. MARCH 13-17 # NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE * NAME PRIZE 1. Keith McCready $6,000 6. Jay Swanson 1 ,000 11. Jimmy Reid 700 2. Earl Strickland 3,000 7. Louie Roberts 800 12. Lou Butera 700 3. Terry Bell 1,400 8. David Howard 800 13. Steve Gumphrey 500 Allen Hopkins 1,200 9. Ronnie Allen 700 14. Dave Rhodes 500 4. r 5. Jimmy Hodges 1,000 10. Mike Massey 700 15. Buddy Hall 500 16. Dave Bollman 500 MILWAUKEE APRIL 16-18 * NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE t NAME PRIZE 1. Earl Strickland $5,500 4. Bobby Legg 1 ,750 7. Jim Martin 500 2. Danny Medina 3,000 5. Howard Vickery 1, ,000 8. Larry Hubbart 500 3. Buddy Hall 1,750 6. Cecil Tugwell I. ,000 ACCU-FACT The odds of making the 9-ball on the break are 38 to 1 IN THE MONEY $$$ $$$ NORFOLK JUNE 5-9 # NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE § NAME PRIZE I. David Howard $3,000 4. Steve Mizerak 700 7. Ray Martin 300 2. Jim Rempe 1,600 5. Mike Sigel 500 8. Jack Stenner 300 3. Howard Vickery 1,000 6. Toby Sweet 500 ROCKY MOUNT JULY 25-29 # NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE 1. Mike Sigel $5,150 6. Toby Sweet 750 11. Grady Mathews 550 2. Buddy Hall 2,650 7. Mike Gulyassy 700 12. Steve Wiggam 550 3. Jimmy Reid 1,650 8. Joe Root 700 13. Tony Davis 425 4. Jeff Carter 1,150 9. Earl Strickland 550 14. Billy Johnson 425 5. Pat Fleming 750 10. Gary Flanary 550 15. Dave Bollman 425 16. Steve Lillis 425 LAS VEGAS AUGUST 14-18 # NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE 1.- Earl Strickland $25,000 11. Larry Hubbart 1,900 22. Jim Reid l ,000 2. Terry Bell 10,000 12. Tony Coleman 1,900 23. Danny Medina 1 ,000 3. David Howard 7,500 13. Bill Incardona 1,375 24. Ed Kelly 1 ,000 4. Dallas West 5,000 14. Bob Hunter 1,375 25. Ronnie Allen 750 750 5. Dave Matlock 3,000 15. Brian Hashimoto 1,375 26. Louie Roberts 3,000 16. Howard Vickery 1,375 750 6. Dave Bollman 2, 500 1,000 27. Jim Catrano 750 7. Ray Martin 17. Nick Varner 1,000 28. Don McCoy 750 2,500 18. Mike Massey 8. Grady Mathews 1,900 1,000 29. Kim Davenport 750 9. Paul Brienza 1,900 19. Toby Sweet 1,000 30. Joe Saad 750 10. Al Winchenbaugh 20. Ernest Dominguez 1,000 31. Paul Baker 750 21. Billy Graves 32. Gary Hutchings AUSTIN SEPTEMBER 4-8 # NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE 1. Allen Hopkins $9,000 11. Greg Fix 800 22. Kim Da venport 550 2. Mike Gulyassy 5,000 12. Koos Keizer 800 23. Jim Re mpe 550 550 3. Dave Matlock 2,100 13. Mike Sigel 650 24. Gary B lackwel 650 Jeff C 400 4. Bob Vanover 2,100 14. Earl Strickland 25. arter 650 26. Bill B urge 400 5. Howard Vickery 1,250 15. Toby Sweet 400 1,250 650 27. David Henson 6. Larry Hubbart 16. David Howard 550 28. Javier 400 1,100 Franko 400 7. Grady Mathews 17. Dana Hallet 550 29. Dick L ane 1,100 550 400 8. Nick Varner 800 18. Gary Drenin 30. Larry Nelson 9. Buddy Hall 19. George Brunt 550 31. Pat Fl 400 800 550 eming 10. Steve Mizerak 20. James Davis 32. Romero Flores 400 21. Paul Baker IN THE MONEY $$$ $$$ ATLANTIC CITY OCTOBER 15-19 # NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE * NAME PRIZE 1. Jay Swanson $25,000 11. Danny Medina 1 ,032 22. Don Polo 516 2. R. Brandmeyer 10,000 12. Ernie Costa I. ,032 23. Dave Favor 516 3. Allen Hopkins 5,000 13. Ray Martin 1 ,032 24. Jim Cattrano 516 i 4. Mike Gulyassy 5,000 14. Jerry Brock 1 ,032 25. Jim Marino 516 5. Jim Fusco 2,000 15. Mike Zuglan 1 ,032 26. Louie Roberts 516 6. Lou Butera 2,000 16. Keith McCready 1 ,032 27. Earl Stricklar \d 516 7. Kim Davenport 2,000 17. Dave Rhodes 516 28. Lenny Loder 516 \ 8. David Howard 2,000 18. Bob Hunter 516 29. Pat Fleming 516 9. Nick Varner 1,032 19. Pete Fusco 516 30. Larry Hubbart 516 10. Darrell Norquest 1,032 20. Tom Ruocco 516 31. Dallas West 516 21. Jim Rempe 516 32. Sammy Jones 516 • U.S. OPEN OCT. 30 - NOV. 3 § NAME PRIZE * NAME PRIZE * NAME PRIZE : 1. Earl Stricklan* d $10,000 9 . Steve Cook 550 17. Pat Fleming 300 2. Mike Sigel 5,000 10 . Mike Massey 550 18. Rich Hansen 300 3. Toby Sweet 2,400 11 . Billy Johnson 550 19. Forester Slone 300 4. Steve Mizerak 1,400 12 . Jose Parica 550 20. Steve Lillis 300 5. Keith McCready 900 13 . Jay Swanson 400 21. Jim Rempe 300 6. Buddy Hall 900 14 . Jim Cattrano 400 22. Tom Ruocco 300 7. Larry Hubbart 700 15 . Louie Roberts 400 23. Roy Trivett 300 8. David Howard 700 16 . Dave Favor 400 24. Mike Zuglan 300 LAKE TAHOE NOVEMBER 6-10 NAME PRIZE NAME PRIZE # NAME PRIZE 1. Buddy Hall $15,000 9. Danny Medina 2,000 17. Chris MacDonald 750 Jim Rempe 10,000 10. Jose Parica 2,000 18. Dick Megiveron 750 2. 9 3. Nick Varner 7,500 11. Mike Gulyassy 2,000 19. Ismael Romeriz 750 4. Earl Strickland 5,000 12. Kim Davenport 2,000 20. Jim Stadler 750 5. E. Dominguez 3,000 13. Larry Hubbart 1,250 21. Ed Kelly 750 6. Ron Dobesenski 3,000 14. Roy Futternick 1,250 22. Cole Dickson 750 7. Dan Louie 2,500 15. Paul Brienza 1,250 23. Ronnie Allen 750 8. Danny DiLiberto 2,500 16. Mike Sigel 1,250 24. Terry Bell 750 ACCU-FACT Earl Strickland finished in the money in every major tournament he has entered this year. WON LOST SESSIONS (MINIMUM SESSIONS = 8) # NAME WON LOST PCT # NAME WON LOST PCT 1. Earl Strickand 58 12 .829 47. Paul Brienza 7 - 6 .538 2. Jay Swanson 30 10 . 750 48. Jerry Brock 7 - 6 .538 3. Buddy Hall 49 17 . 742 49. Dave Bollman 16 - 14 .533 4. Mike Sigel 40 16 . 714 50. Jeff Carter 9 - 8 .529 5. Steve Mizerak 24 10 .706 52. Dave Favor 11 - 10 .524 13 .698 15 - 14 .517 6. Allen Hopkins 30 52. Danny DiLiberto 11 .694 16 - 15 .516 7. Nick Varner 25 53. Bob Hunter 4 .692 54. Cecil Tugwell 8 - 8 .500 8. Jim Fusco 9 .692 4 55- Steve Cook 6 - 6 .500 9. Jose Parica 9 16 .686 56- Bob Vanover 6 - 6 .500 10. Larry Hubbart 35 22 .681 4 - 4 .500 57.
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