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Game's All-Time Legends 7i I I , l 1 STEVE MIZERAK ONE OF THE I GAME'S ALL-TIME LEGENDS STEVE MIZERAK STARTED PLAYING ATTHEAGE OF4THROUGH THE HELP OF HIS FATHEF WHO WASA NEV/ JERSEY STATE POOL CHAMPION FOR MANY YEARS. AT THE AGE OF '3 STE /E S-ARTED PLAYING POOL PROFESSIONALLY. STEVE'S JOVIAL PERSONALITY AND GREGARIOuS r,',i\.rr== 3C'.'tpLIMENTS HIS rq SKILLS AS TFiE LEADING AND MOST PROMINENT POCKET BILLIARDS PLAyE* r-E ,', Ca-D TODAY. TO DATESTE\/EHASATOTALOFS0FIRSTPLACECHAMPIONSHIPS,ANDAPRES='i=- G-tr-\rOF421.STEVE HELD THE COVETED TITLE OF 1982, 1983, AND 1984 WORLD POCKET BILLIANDS C-It,': 31 HERE ARE A FEW OF STEVE'S PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS... 1969 AND r97i3.. ....NORFOLK INVITAT|ONAL 1970'1973'976 .....U.S. MASTERS 1970. r97..'912.1973 . ....U.S. OpEN CHAMptON 1972. .THE NORWICH UNION CHALLENGE CUP HELD lN ENGLANDi 1973.. ..NORFOLK INVITATIONAL, KINGSTON INVITATIONAL EAST-EI\. STATES CLASSIC 1974, , . U.S. MASTERS, PABST BRUNSWICK PRO TOUR 1975 . U.S. MASTERS, EMPIRE STATE OPEN, HIGH Q MASTERS 1977 . , . N.Y. STATE 14.1 CHAMPION, WORLD SERIES OF POOL, ST. LOUIS OEE\ 1978 . NORFOLK INVITATIONAL, TRICK & TOUGH SHOT CHAMPION 1979. .ABC WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS U.S OPEN 9 BALL 1980 . BREAKER POOL 14.1 CHALLENGE CUP, 8 BALL WORLD INVITATIONAT A \ D -EAN/ CHAIUPIONSHIP, YOUNGEST POOL PLAYER EVER INDUCTED INTO TTE BIL. LIARD CONGRESS OF AMERICA HALL OF FAME 1981 .. CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP 1982 . LEGENDS VS. NEW LEGENDS ON CBS, EASTERN STATES STRAIGHT POOI- TOUR 1983. .9 BALL OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP, Q MASTERS BILLIARDS 9 BALL CHAMPIONSHIP. LEGENDS TO BE MIZERAK & HOPKINS BEATTHE LEGENDS MOSCONI & FATS AT 7 BALL & 9 BALL, UNDISPUTED POCKET BILLIARDS WORLD CHAMPION STEVE ;.;-_ t,,ltzERAK BEATS ALLEN HOPK|NS AT 7 BALL & 9 BALL 1984.. ...,l..'7 ','/CN TRICK SHOT COMPETITION AGAINST MOSCONI, FATS, AND HOPKINS 1986.......-:a .CUE GARDEN 9 BALL OPEN 1987.. r.,r]ZERAK (USA) VS. DAVTS (UK) rN SWTTZERLAND, STRATGHT POOL-MTZERAK, S\OOKER-DAVIS, 9 BALL-MIZERAK 1988.. .I,IIZERAK (USA) VS. WHITE (UK) IN FRANCE, STRAIGHT POOL-MIZERAK, S\OOKER-WHITE, 8 BALL-MIZERAK, U.S. OPEN STRAIGHT POOL TCUR\AMENT 1989.. ..i,4]ZEBAK (USA) VS. JOHNSON (UK) tN CANADA, STRATGHT POOL-M|ZERAK, S\OOKER-JOHNSON, 8 BALL-MIZERAK 1990.. ..MlzEaAK (USA) VS. HENDRY (UK) tN ENGLAND, STRATGHT POOL-MIZERAK, SNOOKER-HENDRY, 8 BALL.MIZERAK STEVE HAS WRITTEN FIVE BOOKS IN HIS CAREER: 1973. ... .INSIDE POCKET BILLIARDS 1982.... .STEVE MIZERAK POCKET B LLIARDS TIPS AND TRICK SHOTS 19B5.....WINNING POCKET BILL ARDS 1988... .JUST SHOWIN OFF 1990.. ..STEVE MIZERAK,S COMPLETE BOOK OF POOL ALSO STEVE HAS APPEARED IN Tit RTEEN MILLER LITE COMMERCIALS. THE TELEVISION SHOWS STEVE HAS APPEARED ON ARE: THAT'S INCREDIBLE AtsC WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS MERV GRIFFIN CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR TO TELL THE TRUTH NBC SPORTS WORLD JOHN DAVIDSON SHOW ESPN THE TODAY SHOW THE BRITISH BROADCASTING CO, THE GAMES PEOPLE PLAY THE NEW JERSEY NETWORK LEN BEHRMAN'S SPORTS FANTASY THE DAVID LETTERMAN SHOW THE MAGAZINES STEVE HAS APPEARED IN ARE: TIME PLAYBOY PEOPLE HARNESS RACE STEVE MIZERAK ENTERTAINS IN FRONT OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE, AT NUMEROUS CONVENTIONS, TRADE SHOWS, AND FOREIGN VENTURES. YOU MAY E\,/EN SEE HIM IN YOUR HOME TOWN, WI-1EN YOU LEAST EXPECT IT....
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